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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-10

of Judge Edwin c. White, of HYDE
Park. VT, who Is one of Vcrmonls
most eminent and widely known state :
men ana judge of the Probate Court
Judge While says: Il have used d.
Greone'z Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy IN my family ard am pleased 10
say. WIN good results. My wife had
been troubled VII h Indigestion. which
produced nervousness which might have
peeh serious ana at times troubled her
greatly. we had tried many things
for he relief, but without success.
Il saw Tho wonderful cures claimed for
Or. Greene's Ncrvura and resolved 10
give 1t rial, and Il gives me pleasure
20 say. | am glad ! did ny wife now
sleeps well and is greatly benefited from
Indigestion. having had only one slight
return (whe:e they had been daily)
sihce taking the Nervura.. ] give per-
mission to print this unqualified testi-
mon!al."
Can anyone hesitate TO use rhls great
cure. DR.. Green's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. when so many eminent
Statesmen, public officials and promi-
nent men known all over the country.
advise you to Use ii because II cured
them or their families? You know that
me words Of these grea: men are given
Only IN the eau of Truth ana because
they KNOW Dr.. Grcene's Nervura cures
and they desire TO see the sick made
well
D'. Greene's Ne'vura H. Dhvgic,an's
prescription. the discovery Of the mos;
succe sful specialist in curing nervous
ana chornic disease. DR. Greene of "a
west Fourice'H.h stree. New York city.
n ~ II or necessity perfectly adapt
ed 20 cure. and health ana :; engtb al
ways follow It's use. mr.. Greene can be
con Tilted without charge in regard 10
any case, e"son1lly or by letter
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-10

The greatest and best known OF our
people use. praise, and recommend Dr.
Greene: Nervurl blood ana nerve rene
ly. Women in every walk OF life en-
powers of th!; t.uly grand medicine TO
cure. 10 make The SICK we'll 10 give
back health and strength to weak,
tired. nervous and deblltated people.
Hon. Henry Robinson, Mayor OF Con-
cord. y. H.. says: Il have found health.
nrene' h. hu9yancy and courage By the
use OF b. Graene's NervurA."
Senator + aHk Plumley. Of Ncrthiold.
Vi. says: II used Or. Greene: Nervura
for exhaus; ion with entire success"
State ATTORNEY of Vermont w. II. Tay-
lor, of Hardw.ck, VT. says: My wife
proii;ei by tho use of DIR. Grccnc's
Nervu a for neuralgia, and extreme
nervous cond. ION ana sleeple:snes:.
have no hes. alton in recommending Its
usc."
Senator George W. Randall. of Water
bury. W.. says: "Dg. Green's Nervura
cured me. 1t Is 4 good thing. yes a
grand thing. for have found it so in
my case"
Hon. George W. Wing, Mayor Of
Montpelier, VI, says: 81 have used DR..
Grcene's Nervura in my family with
marked and decided benefit
Senator Victor l. Spear. Of Blirrree.
VT. says: My wife was troubled wi Ii
nervous debility bordering on nervous
prostration. and had eczema. Dr..
Greene's Nervura produced very salts
factory results"
senator George A. Morse. of Morris
vile. VT, says: Il have used Dr..
cireene's Nervura in my fairly I. has
been OF benefit 10 us in sleeple sness
arising from nervousness. recommend
!. to anybody"
And now comes the strong testimonial
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by the press Of our State: that we pro-
ties; lgaiHs; the use of female figures
as advert sements OF obacco: against
the posting Of obscene pictures. ard he
exhibition of what is known as living
Z. That we impress upon the presidents
OF the different union. and upon cur
members the Importance of alslng our
safe pape. and she three national or
gans and that the local president APP
point an agent Of the same
). TERI Ne condemn the liquor and
opium traffic forced upon uncivllized
China. and The unholy and d.abolical
traffic In the women OF India.
D. That we condemn lynching and we
do cmphatcally condemn the crimes
leading to 1t.
ID. That we recommend that the Leg
islature of Virginia be petitloned to en-
a0! law compelling the authorities to
place boys ana men confined in the ials
In s"plr'ie apartments: also. t. provide
health employment for all prisoners SO
confined.
II. Realizing that the law TO prohibit
the sale of cigarettes 10 boys under thc
age OF sixteen to be practically a dead
len or. we recomme end that the Legisla-
lure be petitioned TO pass law prob. bu.-
Ing the manufacture and sale OF cigar
et.cs.
T. That we do most emphat:cally de-
prec1tc the wholesale slaughter Of birds
10 lie adornment OF our ladies'
10. we earnest urge all the unions
TO give special attention TO pushing all
lines Of ch!ldren's work this year.
~, nat we recommend II loca' unions
10 set apart the nth day OF, November
as memorial day in honor of Rev. 7
K hloifett. our Virginia temperance
martyr.
The hcanch Then adjourned TO the
gallery. and paper on the Flower Ni:-
sion w,s read by Mrs. O. II. Russelll
gave an account of the work effcrtnI
IN The way Of new organic itions. sum
mary: Delivered AZ addresses. and or
Gal9zed II new unions
~ letter from Mrs. Pritchins. on svs-
teinatc giving, was road by the Prcsi
"eii, ana on motion was laid on the
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Dates Tor Spending Assigned FOR the
Campaign i'm the second D.str,c;
". A YOIrNC

October o. Phocbus, Elizabeth civ
COUNTY; October 10. B5ykins. Sou h
ampton county: October II. Suffoly-
court day; October Il. Wakefield. 0c,o
Der IL. Port Norfolk; October IG, Iiicl;orv
Grove. Il m: October Il, Crittendens 8
p. M: October 10. CORTLAND. con-, DIV.
October 10, Franklin, y. m: Octohe,,
20. Lamberts Point. s y. M: Octobe, q
kempsviile: October % Norfolk: place
to be named. October %. Hampton s
p. M; October q. Poquosin. York cn,in.
ty. y. M; October 70, Warwick c. Fl :.
October -. Surry c. II.
HON. ]. l.. HUBBARD.
October II, Suffolk. T. M: court day;
October ~. Courtiand, IL M; court dav;
October 1a, Franklin, s D. M: Oc;ohar -
Surry c. H.. 10 m.
HON. r. GARDINER TYLER.
October II. kempsv.Ile. s D. M: Octo-
Der -, Poqucsin, York county. S u. m. :.
October %. Warwick c. H., l2 m; Octo-
Der u, Surry c. H., l2 m.
HON. J. n. STUDIES.
COL. Il. r. GRIFFIN.
October y. James City c. H.. 10 m q.
October Il. Wha!eyville 10 M: Ociohnr
is, Deep Creek. p. M; October so, SUI
folk. p. M
DIR. j. T.. BRYANT.
October l., Roykins ~ M: October II
Iiol'ands. ~ m; October 10, York C. H.,
u m; court day.
II. c. MARSHALL.
October Is. Hickory Grounds, IL m.
+. r.. MONTAGUE.
October %, Hampton. s p. m: October
a. Poqucsin. p. m; October &c, War
wick. $ j. III.
JOHN w. II. PORTER.
Octoher L. NanSemond. sui ok, ~ IN.
court day: October Is, Wakefield. p. m.
r. THOMPSON. JR
October To- portsmouth, p. M: Octo-
Der %. Surry c. H.. court day; October
II, Vaudeville.
W. $. wooDwoRTH.
October II, Whaleyville. Il M; Octo-
Der 10. Port Norfolk, p. m: October II.
/ Crittendens. g p. IN.
X. MEADE OSBORNE.
October 20, Lambsrt's Point, S p. m.
c. w. +. LANE.
| October 10. Roykins. IL m; October 20.
Lambert's Point. p. m.
| r. r. l.. WATKINS.
October II. Hollands. 10 nj.
j. c. PARKER.
October 10. Franklin. p. M; October
81. Whaleyville. 10 m.
y. NJ. BROWNLEY.
October 10. Franklin, s p. m.
j. Y. DUKE.
October 10. Port Norfolk. S p. M: Oc-
to6er 10. York c. H.. IL M; October 81.
Cypress Chapel. u m.
|. w. EASON.
October H. James City C. f., court
! day; October 81. Whaleyvl,le: October
81. Cypress Chapel
JOHN WHITEHEAD.
October 10. Port Norfolk. D. M; Octo-
Der is. Hickory Grounds, IL M; October
l6, Deep Creek, p. M; October 10. York
{. H., II m: October 21 Kempsville, 8
p. M: October 90. Hampton, 3 %. m. A:
October p, Cypress Chapel. 9 p. m.
The gentlemen who have been assign
ed to these appointments will please
notify the secretary of the District Com
mittee If they will fill the same.
JOSEPH T. DUKE,
Chairman.
JOHN WHITEHEAD,
Secretary
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ArcrIox sAurs-r,~rpncD nav.
HtN'tVH S&estS-Fe'EURE DAY,
V.ALG ABLE NEAL ESTATE ON HII,H
LAND AVENUE. IN BRAMpLE
TON WARD. FOR SALE AT
AT AUCTION.

Pursuant to a Coed of trust, made bv
John II. FendIey, on March Ist. 1856 ans
dtiy recof GSd. to secure 10 the Merchant
and Mechanics, Savings Bank, of the city
OF which still remains unpaid, / Will sa,i
at the Real Estate Exchange, I'm the c,tv
OF Norfolk, ut u III. ON TUESDAY, or.
tober 2Vth, is9G. at public auction, to the
as much thereof as may be necessary TO
pay the balance due under the said deed OF
trust and the costs and expenses OF saIe
to-wit:
Eirst---That certain lot or parcel q,
land. beginning Mt point on the southern
ihe OF Highland avenue, at a Il stance
eaStwardly eishty-oEe feet from the east
sue OF Granville street thence eastwardIy
| along said Highland avenue thirty feet
10 the lot conveyed by sarah Gordon 10
w: W, Forbes. by deed Gully recorded in
NorlolK county Court: thence southerlT
uichg said Forbes lot, and al right angles
WIN said Highland avenue TO the land OF
ire Nirg MIA Beach Railroad: thence west
SiiS HIohG Saiu company northern lire 10
tbhpn o.n' cr oppos.te the place of beginning;
10 the beginning ' ~ eee
Second-Ail that certain lot or parcel Of
side of Highland avenue. at the extrrme
eastern end OF said avenue and running
sDGtnerly between lines parable! with Ora n
VIE street 10 the land of the Norfolk and
Company, the east SIDE OF sad io, 6einS
IN ne with the east end of Highland
avenue, nj the southwest corner OF Vim
Hhea's lane, and about ore hundred and
forty feet east OF Granville street
TERMS-One-third cash. the balance nm
on Il crtctt OF s:% 90 ana twelve az months
III equal IL talments, carrying interest from
uate OF sale, ard the tile retained until
inc cnle":e4 HStSlricntS are paid
w. u. ROGERS
oc'-tGS substituted Trustee
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AUCTION sAaEs-Eprung DAY.

BY w. II. ii. Trice & Co.. Real Estate
Auctioneers. 20 Bank street
RY ORDER OF TIE OWNER WE
- viii sell at public auction ut the Real
Estate Exchange, No. lis Main street. on
WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1876, at IL
FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTY:
LIST No. LAP Queen street. two.story
brick store and dwelling. In nrst-class
oiuer and rents well; lot 50 feet front
running back rs feet
md; Lot IN rear No. 1i2 Queen, fronting
on Kod3er's Court so fest front and 81
The above sale is positive, us owner
wishes 10 move from the city. Sec plat q t
our Office. w. II. II. TRICE & Co.
Phone 565. Auctioneers
ocl0-tdS
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" ALuABLE TRUCK FARM NEAR
CEERl IL LAND 4 irlIs g 4 L 'e

v ALI!ABLE TRUCK FARM NEAR
CHURtiiLAND VA, FOR SALE.
Circuit Court OF Norfolk county. Virginia
on the 18th day OF September. 1856. in tho
.Icthro S9ivey ana others. we KALI on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of October, 1856.
~ u o'clock m. in front OF the courthouse
OF Sl a county, III the city OF Portsmouth,
Niigina. sell ut public auction to the high,
est IS: bidder. that VALUABLE TRUCK
en Branch Mnsisterial Distr ct. in said
county of Norfolk, bounded and described
All those two certain tracts or parcels
OF ianu, With the bindings thereon, stu
atea ~ Western Eranch a!aa;stcrlal g
tiict, in said county and State, adjoining
each other ana forming one tact Of land
upon which The said Je,hro Sp!vcy now re-
sides; one of the sHid tracts lie ng the same
WHICH was conveyed to said Jcthro Spy cy
by Hachariah Copeland and wife, by deed
dated the an day OF October. IS /, IN h,h
II Is IL Scrhed a. bounded on the ror'h nv
Sterling Point Greek. east and south by
the lands OF Ihouas ". Ma,n.t, it..u Vest
=, bhs l HJ,i he.ong NJ - the estate, Of
acres ana the other of sa q tracts being
Chat WHICH was conveyed to said Jcthro
deed dated the 18th day OF OctNher. I,I
m which 1t described as bounded north
by Wise,s end spivgy,s lands, east and
Mars lands. ContniniEG thlr:y-seven acres,
rods The whole of said farm contain ne
S!HtY-SeNen a. $, thi &c IooGS ard tWenty-
t., hiu = DIS. more or less
TERNS.-One-thifd OF the purchase
rloE.N - ir Fac N cash. ard the balance
tr"'cnf 10 I've pad in TWO equal nstallments
WITH interest, one and two years respect
lively from t"7 day of sale for wh ch the
purchaser shall give his bonds. payable
ton of the purchaser, the whole OF the
purchase rri.e uny be pad az CASH the
ti:le to be retained until the further order
OF the Court.
WI VI OLD,
c. ". COLEMAN,
ocF-tds Special Comm ss.oncrs
certify that the bond required nv tho
dc".,.e mentioned ahoVc has been given
TESTE:- /. NJ. SINE T K. {. c,
By T.. THOMPSON. D. c..
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AUCTION sALEs-rnIs DAY.
by Valentine & Stevens, General Auc-
tioieels, IS Bank street

CARPETS, ETC.-We viii sell ri Il
(Saturday) MORNING, October 10Th. ai
our auction room. IS Bank street. at 10
O'Clock large and nice assortment Of
oak, walnut and rosewood fLrn.tun.' hair
mattresses ma Mo1uet and Brussels carpets,
household goods The entire lot of fmrr
n ture and carpets are good and worth
attention those In need. The lad es are
respectfully invited to attend the sale
G. WHlTTLE SANS, Trrsfas
oc10-1t Nuctioneers' az BaSir g.
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Office Of
Nirsin'a-Caroliua neal Co.
Eichnord. Va. Sept. 70 1886
DINIDENr NOTICE -EGItIlTH QUAR-
- iesIy dividend. The I3oa.d OF Directors
pany have this day declared Il dividend OF
Two (2) per cent on thc preferred stock OF
81 company for the quarter ending
September 3nth. 1886, payable on OF after
October ETH. lSiG. to all stockholders OF
record OF September 2N'h. 1886
JAMES G.. TIESLEY,
OCG-Gt Treasurer
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Office Of the

Office Of the
Board of Street, Sewer ard Drain Com r..
Norfolk Va. October l. iSpf
f IDS WILL iE RECEIVED AT THIS
- "lir" unit . cICth y. m on the s,n
instant for furnishing Pocahontas Coai at
H." Y Gaitagr Iremntoi. tor the re-
mainder of the present fiscal year
,6s must hc i;.adc fot so much Der ton
OF 2.2in pounds, delivered Mt such times Yt.d
~ such quantities as may he directed by
the City Engineer.
Fond with good security In the sum OF
81 900 WIFI be reQUiie led
reserved.
(SRncd) w H. WALES JR
u'-- ~ chairman.
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oc7-tis
PHOpUSlE.f.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
Marine Hospital Service. Cape Charles
i>gG-Sealed proposals viii ht Iect..vtd -,
this Office until noon of October 10th. 1896.
to furnish Tubes Tor boiler and II he ter
two devil claws ana one claw horse
shaciio for use OF The Marine Hospital
Service al Cape Charles Quarantine Sta
ton. va. Schedules and turtle = NORMA
the underSgnod. Tho right IS l,scr, ed 70
waive informal ties and t. reject any or
all proposals W. j PE.TTtS, l.. a Sur
geon.M ! Sin command OF Cape Char es
Quarantine ocg-2.
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by w. II. II. Trice G Co.. Auctioneers, %
Bank street.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF SALE
entered In the Court Of Law and Cham
ceEy OF the City Of Norfolk on the 9th d;ly
OF october, 1896, in cause In Chan
cory and said court DEPENDING wherein
Hebecca n. Fcnton is plaintiff and Tenn
pSiahes +. 3oggs ana others ara defcIi-
ants, snail offer for sale at the Real
estate Nchage in the City OF Norfolk. on
TUESDAY. the e0;h day of October, iSgG,
lhat certain piece. parcel on lot Of land
Win all the improvements thereon situate
IN the City of Norfolk, Va, anu bound
ed as follows: Beginning at the southwest
corner OF SIN III street and Dunstan's
Lane and running thence southerly along
the west side of said Smith street sixty
lNe rect more or less. to Saulsbuiy's line:
thence westerly along said SALISBURY :
line about ciShty-two feet to line of VIII
son: thence northnily along said Wilson 8
NO To the south side of Dunstan's Lane
Sl%ty-iive feet more or less; thence east
cry aicnS the south side OF Dunstan's
Lane 70 the place of beginning
IEEMS.-One-thiId cash, balance In six
ana twelve months with & per cent inter
est from day of sale, secuted by deed OF
trust upon the above property.
cIlAS W. Il. LANE.
Special Commissioner.
w. ii. h. TRICi * co.
Ihohc 90. Aucconer, % Bank st.
| hereby certify that the bond REQUIRED
Iy me foregoing mentioned decree Of sale
mas been duly executed l.. ROOSTER.
eei'-tos. Clerk.
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
NALU AEkE k!2AL ESTATE.

E ! VIRTUE OF y DECREE OF THE
-, CONT Of Law ana Chanccry of the
NY OF Norioik, entered on the 26th day OF
J9iy. 1876, In the, shanccsy suit of Tia. Sank
Of Commerce who sues. &c. against John
~. Burke. curator and others, the under
sig.eu, SPECIAL Commissioner therein APP
Estate Exchange, OF Norfolk. virginia on
IuCSGaY. the 20.h day of October 1856 mt
u o clock m. The following valuable zeal
estate, situated In the city OF Norfolk.
state of N!rglnia.and bounded and de-
scrihed as follows:
Inc 10 lot with the house thereon. num-
rs follows: That certain lot of land viii,
the buildings AMI improvements thereon
al present numbered 2jl Church s;rCr. and
which We conveyed 20 said Patiick Davis
26,h, 1910. duy of record. wrar. or :, ,,,i
same Is Described as follows: That lot of
,he Civ @h 'h Of '% T6r fds Of Church street II
bounded by line commencing ct the
az, ,rs, he progeTty Of Vim I. whiol =.
siGhty.iive fcc: thence north th!rtv-uIe
Met, thence west e!Shty-fcur feet. thence
south thitty-one feet TO the beginning. be-
ing the same conveyed TO said Patrick pa
y.s by NJ NJ Capps. by deed dated Octo-
ler 9th, $40, recorded in Il h. IS. u So
RNS;-Crc-lnurt of jhc purchase
y tv to be- paid In cash, ana the res ,II,s
n three equal inStalul.nts, cred Is AT ~
twelve and eighteen months from the
day Of sale. the credit instailmcn,s carrv-
ing interest from the day or sale ara
purchaser giving his negotiable notes +, y,
the credit instalmcnts: or the prrchnse,
may elect TO pay, the entire purchase u!ice
reta ned until the full purchase money is
paid. and a conveyance dii rec ted by the
Court
GEORGE MCINTOSH.
So, Cisl Commissioners
W. ~. ~ TRlCF " CO
Phone $40 AuctioneeIs g. Bank st
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by w. IL. II. Tr!ce &: Co. Real Estate Auc-
tioneers
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-01-10
A POSITIVE FACT.
Holly Springs South.

Holly Springs South.
When a pastor wants an announce.
ment he goes to the local paper /; when
the ladies want a notice OF a church
supper published they go to the local
paper; when a secret society gives
banquet it goes to the local paper fol
a write up. When Il political party
issues a call or holds a meeting it call,
on the local paper for publicity. Wher
an obituary Of some loved one Is
wanted in print the local paper /.
called on ; society in general turns t
the local paper for Il written detail o
all its movements. In fact a thOus
and other things are expected OF thu
local paper and yet we find many citi
zcns so selfish that they will hesitate
and often refuse to spend a small nit
to support it.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-01-10
A COLORED TOWN.

The town of Lovejoy, St. Clair
county, ILL.,, two miles from East st.
Louis, is probably the only town in
the United States where all of the
officials are colorcd men, and where
the great majority Of the citizens are
negroes. This town has 800 inhabit.
ants, of whom 100 are negroes, the
Others being whites. There are three
colored churches, two colorcd schools
and one white school, but the latter,
as well as the others, is in charge o
colored men. There is a colOred jus
tice, a colored mayor, col0red alder
men, colorcd commissioners of high
ways, colored collector and coloret
policemen.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-01-10
"When they had sung and playc

"When they had sung and played
several pieces Woods invited them
into the house TO partake OF q little
spread, which was soon prepared. In
seating themselves at the table each
Of the party laid his revolver upon
the table," This is not a report OF an
affair at Tombstone, Arizona, or Grip
pie Creek, Colorado, but at Meridian,
Miss, and the men mentioned were
not train rabbOrs, despcradoes, or a
posse comitatus, but young gentlemen
who were out, In a social way, scrc.
nading their friends. Each one, II
appears, carried a revolver, supposed
~ as Il weapon Of defense In case the
singing raised Violent objection. or
course, one of the pistols was Of the
Observation-Disclosures kind, which
was presently discharged with the
result that william II. Tomkins, who
was a member Of the party, now lies
10 his grave, and his family Frustrated
with grief. When shall the edlct Of
public opinion be issued that will for
bid the unnecessary carrying Of fire.
arms Mobile Register.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-01-10
Ghf1smorrai-S 81,
IF WAR SHOULD COME
Commercial

CommerciatAppcal.
Mr.. Depew's talk tide is as Con-.
less as the oceans tide, but in =
shells he constantly rolls asbor. w
find an occasional pearl Of uen,,.'
value. Regarding a war with ED.sa''es
he says: %'a
First-we could conquer CaD,a,
Sccond--We would with our cro,...
break up the commercial trad
Great Britain and cause enorm,u
damage to her commerce on the ss..
Serious industrial conditions v0n,s
naturally ensue In her borders.
Third-Our unprotected coast
5000 miles would lay us open Ia y,...
damage. Our principal cities wos,.
be shelled or burned; our seeur,,is.
and ri! our financial obligations wOnls
shrink in value to very great e,ts.,
l might say that 80 per cent Of Nh. i.
dustrics OF this country would % IN.
bankruptcy.
F0urtll-The distance OF Envl,,,
from our shores puts US in an inyuln..
able position as far as the interim :,
the country is concerned. The ease =,
mObilizing our troops is a yuaraD,o.
against any fear Of invasion.
What such a disturbance would co.,
would be hard to tell. There is M ..
timating the financial loss, 70 81,
nothing Of the loss OF human lin
Trouble Of that kind at the close 4
the nineteenth century would set bar,
civilization for at least Une.hali an
other century.
This is a very striking though brie
presentation OF the gains and iosse,
advantages and disadvantages, Of
war with Great Britain. A sober 80,
ond.thought is all that is needed /
disposing Of the threatened crisis
Il nineteenth century spirit.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-01-10
SUFFRAGE NOT DESIRED.

Down in R0ckland, Me-, where the
lime Is barreled, there is a woman
justice OF the peace, a woman court
stcn0grapher, three women who have
made an ironclad agreement to wear
bIoomers, and Il woman who success.
fully opposed woman fsutrrage in a
public debate a few evenings ago. The
argument Of the last woman was that
If a woman Is not smart ef6oy.h to
control a mans vote under thGprescn /
suffrage scheme, she ism, sma /
enough to have a vote herses. THIS
Is good as Tar as it goes, but TIC Iayer,
age woman wants to vote as Il woman
who has no man to control. 1t anald
be bad policy for her To attempt to
control some other w0man's man.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-01-10

About 40, 900 women in Boston have
had the right TO vote for school Officers
since 1885. In that year they cast SIS
votes, and the number in 1894 was
only 8,733. 1t has remained for the
women Of the State OF Lucy Stone to
clearly indicated that few of them dc.
sire to use the ballot they have or to
extend H.,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-01-10

The lumber and shinglc makers u
Alabama, MissiMippi and Flor'oa
have formed q mutual insurance a.
ISOLATION with headquarters In Birm'
inyham, the object Of which Is 70 oo'
tain fire Insurance without being coin'
PEELED to pay the ex0rbltant rates OF
the insurance companies.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-01-10

A grumbling husband Of Norwich,
N. j., who complained to his wife INC
day before Christmas that he was
always short Of suspenders, was sur
priscd IL. see In his socks next morn
Ing thirty-eight pairs, which hao
been sent In BY neIghbors or Santa
Claus.