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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-20
SANTA FEE TIME CARD.

No. 2O2 makes. close connection
via Ottawa, except Sunday, for
California and all points west on
main line. No. 202 and 204 make
good connection at Kansas City for
Chicago and all points east. Nos.
POI and 203 run through to Wei
lington, making good connection
at Winfield for all points in Okla
homa and Texas. No. POI also
makes connection at Cherryvale
with Frisco line for St. Louis and
Frisco points east. Nos. 203 and
2O4 carry Pullman palace sleepers
and free chain cars.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-20
There is l.. N. j udd,

| here is IL. N. Juuu,
He throws no mud
But gives everyone n chance.
To look at his tops and i4h lines
Makes all the small buys dance
Have a picture of your FAM
lily group taken right i'll youI
own home by Johnson's fash
light.
-Paironise Lome industry. Ask
fer only the best the Monroe Bnk
ing Powder.
UP TO Date.
Continuous ba'k ground Iates I,
thing "ntv-at
JoHNsnN's 9 ntsRY.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-20

-. s"n,h,trrr|i'.''"
4 J. bars."n X ." Ih'r.' a
=, trey .ansie box of Dr. E.'- .
Nv Life Pills. A trial will con-
vince you II their mcri,s. These
pills are easy in action and are par
tcularly effective in the cure OF
Constipation and Sick Headache.
For Malaria and Liver troubles they
have been proved invaluable. They
are guaranteed to be perfectly free
from every deleterious substance and
to be purely vegetable. They do
not weaken by their action, but by
giving tone to stomach and bowels
greatly invigorate the system.
Regular size Csc. per box. Sold by
A. Il. Holcomb & Co. druggists. 1
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-20
s. L. MATHEWS
Gttorne4 ct GaU

Will practice in all courts of this
and adjoining states, criminal and
commercial law specially.
OFFlCE--over the post office,
Garnett, Kansas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-20

.ll., r., riye the local department.
nnch attention
LAS + Mclaughlin died at his
,,,. i, Jackson township, last
Friday; age IL years
Star tobacco, by the pound,
,zc at the Kansas City Cash
Store.
40 Woodc,ck aud Mis- Fan
nj. Marshall were @nr''e'' "''
~ ,.y.,i,r. at the residence "i
,,,. h,,d.'s parents. Conway Mar
=, ~ and vile in this city, Rev
", ,n,r pcrr,rmiug the ceremony
~. ,,,nv n,ir are among Garnttt $
n .nular voung people have grow"
-, ,,u.nr Ms sand they have tie
ha..r,y y,od wishes ssfa host of
friends.
Rest quality of hand picked
beans Q lbs. for 25c at the Nan
sas City Cash Store.
The P.pulirts, in convention
last Saturday selected rs deleS"'eS
,ha Hutchinson comvention, II
II
E,nrd Horace Grant and = H.
Wh;,,;uyton a. altrrnates, W. j
McMu,ray. W. . th'mpe an"
Cant ! f Townsend. Mrss's'
End aud Wilmington ana n"t 60
AID His ,.,nntv was represented by
Nrss,. G,ani, Townsend ana
Champe
You see by our ad that we
lead in prices, K. {, Cash Store
lIr,rr Grant aud Geo. DIXON
OF Greeley, paid ns welcome WISH
las, Saturday.
MIR, Jennie Lake and son, IL
the uIe,lock neighb"'hcod' pa'u
MS "A visit. Monday
w. +. James, of GlehiocK'
CD led. Friday.
battle Axe tobacco 20 cents
at the Kansas City Cash Store.
Mis- + NAH Woodcock went 10
O.aw.lnmir, Monday, to meet hr
,,,,,r Mrs Walter Davis, OF fu
a,J,, r.ln wno came 10 VISIT win
II, p.reul, aud old time i.lenn''
Mrs lawrence Fuerborn' oi
Spring Btanch, whose s'cN'''s W.
,,,,.a ln,, week, died ON Mon-
IT,, 10. o,h AID was buried III the
,ciui cemetery on tho ION.
A good broom 10 cents at
the Kansas City Cash Store.
ID l.. UantrrlI came up from
benson rexas, the latter part OF
last week, on "a visit to his family
a.. mink, he will move down there
before 'ng.
, .hy h,s recently AMY.
.d,e IL n Galva, ~ an" ''h'''
vn miles southwest ot TAR
ma, ll,. is brot|ler'ln-iaw OF
,,.,t Geo. A. smith and Il H.
Su,h. of Uz,rk township.
bring your eggs we are pay
;,a more than any other tor
,,rm Kansas City Cash Store.
AZ. Elizabeth Boyd, ol ga
lem \. brAska, is vii ing MIS-. sara"
walker, this week,
Il ; Fox, of tue head OF Cedar
Geek. ia WeldA township, c'''cu
am as. Saturday attelnoo''' ana III
t,,,.,i Ms thai his huuse birhed 10
the ground that morning destroy
iny clothing and many h"useho'o
ARTICLES. The fire started III 'he
uoper part OF the house-prooao'y
on The roof Three children were
sIeep,ny up s,ai's. and they were
rescued with difficulty, with no
clothing but II cir night c'"'hes'
and had To be w'ap ga III q"'''''
AIR. Fox rald he could propao'y
have saved most all OF his i'"uTe'
nod Fleets, but he ,h"hght lie
could put ut The lire, and '''eu W
d, 70, spending tue TIN" he '''u''
l,,ye DEVOTED IT, saving the co''e'''S
ri ,he house. There was SOW M
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-20

Happy ana content is home with ''The Ro-
CHESTER" lamp with the light of the morning.
Catalogues, write Rochester, amDC o.. NewYorlS.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-20

All Free. Those who have used
Dr.. Kings New Discovery know
It's value, and those who have not
have now the opportunity t" try 1t
Free. Call ON the advertised drug
gist aud get trial bottle, ire'
Send your name aud address t" ii
T. Bucklen a. Co Chicago, and r. t
a sample box of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills fee. as well al "A copy IT
Gnide {, Health and Household in
siructor, Zee. All of which rs
guaranteed to do you good and cost
you nothing At A. 7 Hole NIB x
Co.'S drug store.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-03-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A CARD
TO THE LADIES OF ANDERSON
COUNTY.

TO THE LADIES OF ANDERSON
COUNTY.
Ladies' The Arcade is now
ready to show you large aud well
selected line of spring and summer
millinery goods. Call and examine
our stock before purchasing else
where All new goods and prices
reasonable. Place one door east Of
the 18th Avenue hotel, north side
Yours, resp,
CLIFTON 7. HIATT, Mgr
Rev. Ashwood and wife, Of East
st. Louis, are here visiting their
parents, j IL. Ashwood and wife
Owing to the storm last Satur.
day, there was small attendance
at the Anderson County llorticul-
tural society's meeting, and they
adiourued until next Saturday,
March Dist, at | O'Clock IA. m 1,
when the meeting will be held in
the court house in this city The
.ftermnon session will commence at
| 80 y. m. Il is hoped there will
be "a full attendance Of the members
and all others who are Interested in
Horticulture, as business of i'm
portanct will he transacted. A pa
per of "llurticuiIure Connected
with Farming" prepared by lion
". II Barnes, of Topeka, acting
rs secretary of the state society,
will be read Also papers on spray
ing and planting prepared 10y mem
beers Of the society each paper to
be- followed by discussion by the
members.
Ladies attending the meetings
become members without fee.
Members bring your wives and
sweethearts and let us have II good
time. D. W. HousroN, Pres.
l.. d. p"BBs, Secy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
ELIZABETH CITY,

Elizabeth City, N. c.. June 22.-(Spe-
ciaD-Only nine members of the loca
company of Naval Reserves left with
Capt. w. j. Griffin on the steamer Neus,
Saturday afternoon, for Newbern Those
who left In company with representa-
uVes OF irhe !other two compa MES In the
State VIII go for short cruise on tn,
Raleigh.
Mr.. F. NJ. Cries is quite Ill at his resi-
dence. on Main street
Miss Gertie Bland is visiting relative,
in Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Street superintendent Bonney has q
force OF men at work on Main street
to-day.
The new organ at thsi Baptist Church
was used for regular services for lhe
first time yesterday.
Hotel acknowledgements House: w
j: Lea. New York; w. j. Halsteud, Cur.
rituck. N. c.; r. l.. Salamonsky, CITY
Houel Arlington Mrs G. c. Pate.
New York; Miss j. c. Spruin. New York,
Miss Mary Goode, New York: w. r.
Waddey. Washington. d. c.; Charlie ].
Hall. Norfolk, Va.
There will be a sailing party ITO night.
Mr. 5. 5. Lamb left this afternoon for
Raleigh.
The Junior Giants, our local baseball
club, went to Bell Cross. a alton in
CurrituclS County, on the Norfolk and
Southern railroad aud defeated a team
there by the score of "a to on Saturday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
Dcn,h Of MIR. Bcrliprlam.

M. James H.. Beliingham died at his
residence. No. % Outteri street. Hunters
vllle., sunkiay morning at 1885 O'Clock,
Of consumption. AGED G2 years,t, The de-
ceased was nalivoPof BROOKLYN. N. Y.
where he was engaged In the drug busi-
ness for number Of years. after which
he entered the naval service and was
transferred to the Naval Hospital as
purreyo'. which position he filed up to
few years ago. when he was retired
on account Of the afimerr which event
ually resulted In his death. He was q
gentleman of grs1t nobility OF character
and had many warm friends. He leaves
widow. Mrs. Mary r.. and six children,
the eldest being Mr.. John Il. Bellling-
ham. of the Chamberlain Hotel Old
Point; Mrs. o. j. Cosgrove OF this city;
Mrs. john Nelson. of Nofolk. and three
younger. The funeral services were
held at the residence yesterday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock, conducted by Rev
Father Frioli at the conclusion of
which the remains were escorted ito the
Nsw York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
steamer. by which they were transferred
TO Brooklyn, and will be inferred in Flat
bush Cemetery to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
RALEIGH NOTES.
The Advance Guard to the Democratic
state Convention Arriving.

Raleigh. N c., June 22.-(SpeclaD-
The State weekly crop bulletin, issued
to-day says the crops are doing well.
The complaints are mainly from two or
three districts where Il Is said too much
radn has fallen and cotton Is very
grassy, The weather just now Is eX-
tremely favorable. Much damage has
been done by hall in four counties.
Tomorrow the, advance guard OF dele
gates to the Democratic State Convcn-
zion. which meets Thursday. Will arrive
The contest will be 1t seems over the
question whether there shall be one con-
VeNion or two. AS to Governor Il ap-
pears that Julian s. Carr will got the
| nomination on the first ballot. There ar,
some earnest Democrats who express
| thn hope that any opposition will he
Withdrawn and his nomination mude by
exclamation.
a rumor was given currency that Carr
was not positive enough I'm his advo.
| cacy of free silver. Your correspondent
asked HIM about Ithis matter and the
reply was: Il favor. as l have always
done, the free. unlimc'l and indepen-
dent coinage of silver at the ratio of ID
to L. Carr Will not run away from the
! nomination If II is rendered him. This
is official.
The Railway Commission to-day beghr
the annual assessment OF the value OF
the seVenty-siX railways in the State
j. j. Stewart. editor of the Salisbury
Truth, Is dead, of paralysis.
1T Is now asserted chat 1900 NORTH
Carolina veterans will be In the pa.
rade at Richmond July .. 1t Is espec.
tally suggested that each vetrnn carry
a cane with spring of pine at the end
so as 10 make the North Carolina vete
| rams Distinctive
A new laboratory building and hv,
large greenhouses are to be built at tn,
Agricultural and Mechanical Colleg,
nene this summer The greenhouses ur,
FOR making special experiments in tn,
early forcing of truck crops
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
VIII. SUS.

Wilson. n. c., June 22.-(SpsciaD-Mr
Leo Woodland, of Black Creek, was in
town Saturday
Mrs. Capt. Abel. of Wilmington, Is IN
our city on visit
Mrs. $. G. Wells, accompanied by her
two daughters. left Saturday for q visi,
10 Greenv.lle. y. c.
Miss Alpa Dantr!dge. who has been
visiting Mics Annie Moore, left Saturday
for he" home In Rocky Mount
Mr.. Fenner Stickney left Saturday 70,
Richmond
Mrs. y. b. Stomach, of Raleigh. n. c..
Is visiting Mrs. George wainwright, of this
city.
Mrs. Massey left Saturday for Ere.
mont
Capt. Hiitt left Saturday for More
head CITY on a fishing excursion.
Mr.. Bob Drake left Saturday for Colds.
boro. n. c.
Mr.. Arthur Barnes. of Washington
ID. c.. IS visiting in our city
Mss Anna Hollerman. who has been
attending school at the w. N. A., left
Saturday for Raleigh.
Rev. Rice Carroll Of Warsaw, spent
a few hours In town Saturday.
Mrs Hart left Saturday for Chapel
Hell
Mrs. Garriss. of Rocky Mount, is visit
Ing relatives in this city.
Mr.. L. B. Gregory, of Rocky Mount
n. c.. spent Sunday In our city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
No More sunday Work on Rai,rona

n recent decision having been MAIDS
by the Court OF Appeals chat municipal
authorities had the right TO prevent the
running OF freight trains in and out the
cities on Sunday Mayor Davis Sunday
morning visited the Seaboard Air Line
warehouses and found men at work and
ordered the same to be discontinued He
then saw Mr.. Whisnant, who stated that
the company under - previous decision
had a righ': to load and unload trains on
Sunday, and that he was not aware that
the law had been reversed He said
that the attorney for the road would be
consulted, and asked che Mayor to go
with him. as the road had no desire to
violate the law. Under this order no
freight trains. Will be allowed To come in
or go out the city from sunrise until
after church time on Sunday. This will
give the employees. rest on that day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
I'M BERKELEY.

DROWNED WHILE BATHING
Sunday evening while a number Of COL
ored men and boys were i'm bathing in
the Indian river, near Mr.. Poxsom's
farm James Stiff. q man about "a years
of age, got beyond his depth. It seems
that he had plank showing along ahead
of him and IT went further than he In
tended, and he tried to reach ii with the
above result. II is body was recovered
yesterday morning and the coroner, DR..
Morgan, notified. He, with Sergeant
Rudd, went to the scene of the disaster
and summoned the following jury, who
viewed the remains and returned YER
die; of accidental drowning: IT, L. Mil
by. II. j. Jackson. H. C. Poxon. j. p.
Poxon, J. w, Poxon and w. Warren.
The remains were turned over to Mr.
PoXon for burial
Miss Lulu Butt principal of Ryland
Institute. left last night for the noun
tains OF Virginia., ito recuperate In
health. She is expected ITO be absent
about two weeks.
Miss Susie Q. Hundley, one Of the
teachers of the Ryland. left for her home
in Marion, Va. last night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
Hoard of Trn.le Meeting.

The Board of Trade and Exchange
held a called meeting at noon yesterday
for the purpose OF taking steps toward
interesting excursionists I'm the clty's at
fractions.
In the absence of the president Mr..
Nash was called to the chair and stated
TIE object of the meeting.
On motion of MIR. Welton n commit
tee OF three was appointed by the chair
to wait upon General Superintendent v.
b. McBee, OF the Seaboard Air Line,
with view of getting certain privileges
and accommodations granted, together
Tor the convenience and benefit OF the
eXcursionists and merchants
The chairman appointed Messrs F. r.
Wehton, Walter S. Hart and II. c.. Mel
meyer Az the committee, and on motion
OF Captain Dashell Mr. &C. r. Nash was
added TO the committee.
The secretary was authorized to pre-
pare data as to the cvtys attractions in
pamphlet form for distribution among
the eXcurs.onists
ne manner of further handling the
question was left In the hands OF the
committee.
Adjourned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23

Yesterday morning Mayor Davis had
before him four boys whosa ages ran
iGom IA to II years The charge agains.
nhem was throwing bricks at an
Italian hockey pokey man. who pulled out
piSto! on them. for which he paid $40
llne on Saturday and also lost his pistol.
The boys admitted having nhrown bricks
at him and said that an agreement was
made between them to nalloo at him
una throw bricks. and while he chased
one of them the c,!hers would steal his
hokey pokey. The agreement was car
ried out and the man left his cart and
gave the other three an opportunity TO
seal If they saw lit, but they lacked
the moral courage and satisfied them
selves by throwing bricks at him His
Honor. upon their own statement. fined
each one 81 apiece and costs and gave
them a severe lecture.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
Mr.. ELAN FOUND GUILTY.
The Jury Find. Him Guilty nnd AS.
scsscd manages mt $50 and Costs.

The fourth day OF the ELAN case OPEN
ed yesterday at 1880 o'clock. Judge
West being u little lalae On gcIS.ng to
court, he having gone to his home in
Sussex county Saturday night.
Captain Burroughs presented author
tty to support his claim which he made
Saturday.
He was replied to by Captain Mar
shall, Who claimed that he had known
thalt Colonel Elam was editor of the Pilot
and was responsible for the ;t.cle
Judge West then delivered the follow
cepted to by the counsel for the de-
Tense:
THE court tnstructs the jury: First.
II they believe from the evidence that
the article referred to In .the indictment
was published in the editorial columns
OF the New Daily Pilot of April %. 1896,
and that w. c. Elam, the defendant,
was the editor thereof and In charge of
the EDITORIAL columns of said paper at
the time said article was written and
published, and that said newspaper con-
tanning Said article was circulated I'm
Norfolk county, as charged in che indiot-
ment, they must, in the absence of any
evidence to the effect that SAID w. C.
Elam did not write said article, nor
cause or procure the same to be written,
find the said defendant guT.U of the
offence charged &n he Indictment
Second. That 50 much Of said art!-
Gle as refers to the Mars gang and law
lessness in Norfolk county. beginning
with the words "A Reign of Terror
and ending with the words, land miss
ing him he expended his vengeance upon
Morgan" We're privileged so far as a
prosecution for contempt of court Is
concerned and the evidence produced
upon this TRIAL showing the .truthfulness
OF that portion OF said article just re-
terred to Ghafl not be taken by the jury
either in Justification or mitigation of
the contempt OF court charged in the
indictment and contained in the latter
part of said articla where 8. Is alleged
that Aid and comfort were openly and
outrageously extended (under color of
law to Mars. his gang and his allied
DULLES by the authorities of Norfolk
county. including the County Court,
grand jurors and Magistrates, all OF
them actively. zeaNu'aiy and unblush-
ingly acting together to deliver, Mars
from the just grasp OF the authorities
| OF Norfolk city, not that they may pun
ish him themselves, but that they may
shield and deliver him." etc
After few more remarks he con-
cluCed and argument was commenced
Capt. Marshall opened and was followed
| by Judge Burroughs. Mr.. Baum and
Judge Murdaugh. At G p. IN. the Gaze
was given ito the jury, who. after re-
| naming out for one hour, brought in
verdict of guilty, and fixed the fine at
$50 and costs. His counsel noted a
| motion for a new trial, which will be
argued Friday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
Charged with Taking n watch.

Yesterday Afternoon Benjamin Sey-
mour and his wife Ella, were; arrested
on warrant sworn out by Jim Kidd,
charging them with stealing a watch
from him valued ats165. .Ju:'tice Ruuter
heard the case, and after the evidence
was in he withheld his decision until
some other time. and placed Seymour
and his wife under a bond OF $50 each
for their appearance when wanted. Mrs.
Seymour stated last night that Sunday
night Jim Kidd and several other men
including her husband, got full, and that
Kidd insulted her and then struck her.
and that she resented the blow nmd
would have cleared him out IL the crowd
of men who We're present had not inter
fered. She says she never saw his
watch, and knows nothing about H.
1t seems that Kidd and Seymour have
been fast friends, also Mrs. Kidd and
Mrs. Seymour. and that in order to be
together. the Seymours Sved out to the
Driving Park, and everything went
along all right until Sunday night, when
the war began.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23

Children's day services were held at
Wright's Memorial Church Sunday at IL
O'Clock, when the following programme
was rendered.:
Hymn d.. $3.50. ........ School
Scrptural Reading and Prayer.
Rev. ]. II. Bosnian
Address of Welcome. by one OF the
scholars.
Chorus-"Happy, Joyous Day"
Motto Exercise Five Little Girls
Solo and Chorus (Flower Song) -.
Four Girls
Recitation-"Put the Cookies on the
Lower Shelf"
Recitation and Chorus-"Bunch of Flow
ers."
Recitation-"God in Heaven"
Recitation and Song-'A Chifd's Even
ing Prayer"
Recitation and Song-"Your Mission"
Missionary Music and Collection.
Chorus-''Rosebuds Are Sweetest in
May"
Doxology.
Benediction.. :. :. ..... Mr.. Bosman
The Rev. Mr.. Bosnian at night preach.
ed sermon to the Etyle folks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
FOUR NEW LIGHT SHIPS.
One TO 10 Located Mt Diamond Shoal
and Another Nenr Fire Island.

Washington, June 2l.-Bids will be
asked by the Treasury Department soon
after July for the construction of four
first class l!ghtships. provided for in the
last sundry civil bill, one OF which IL
is intended to place on outer Diamond
Shoal. off Cape IIatteras, In place of
tho propos a lighthouse that enEl-
neering eSp.rts CT the army have been
designing for many years past The loca-
ton of light vesse! there will result not
only In a saving of'several hundred thou
sand dollars 10 che Government. but It
is believed will demonstrate Ito the salts
faction Of the engineers that ii Is en-
tirely feasible to anchor lgn. vessels
on the most stormy portions of tho North
AtlaEtid coast. This vessel Will proba bly,
be delivered to the Government. within a
year and next summer will be anchored
on Diamond Shpcl
Another new Eight vessel will be placed
seven miles to the south of Fire island,
the first signal station to report vessels
coming to New York from the East and
is to cost $4,000. less than the damon
Shoal ship, for which an appropriation
of $4,000 has been made The ,.hird
of the new lightships Is to be located ia
out in the Pacific. to mark the entrance
TO San Francisco and will be euuary
as exposed as that on Diamond Shoai
The fourth Will be for the New England
coast
All of these ships will 'embarce the
latest improvements In vessels of their
kind. and are.ea.ch to be provided with
powerful 13-ihcls am'sirens, machinery
for MAILING harbor should they break
from their moorings and the most pow
erful lenses that can be secured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
Acting SuspIcIOusIy.

Saturday night about one o'clock OIL
Ger Long, while standing near Levy e.
Jacobs store saw brick fall upon the
sidewalk. in front of NJ Rosenbaum's
window. He walked over there. but saw
no one except a coored man on the
opposite side OF the street. who, when
ne started towards him, moved off in q
hurry. The officer kept "A. strict watch,
and In about an hour afterwards O. COL
ored man passed him who looked like
the man he had seen the earlier part
or the night. He asked the officer the
time that the first ferry boat left, and
when told, he went towards the ferry.
The officer walked around the back
street. and there he saw q white man
and ihis negro talking. When they saw
him, both separated and went in oppo-
site directions. 1t is more than proba BILE
that the first brick was thrown to see
II there was anyone around and IL no
one had shown UP the second one could
have been thrown. and the window
would have been broken
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
sIURFREESBORO.

Murfreesboro, n. c.. June 22.-(SpeciaD
Mrs. Baily, with her two pretty daugh-
ters, Misses Nellie and Core Lassiter.
left Saturday for Portsmouth. Va,
which place will be their future home.
Children's day was held in the Metho-
dist Church yesterday morning. the pas
tor giving up the regular sermon. The
exercises were both entertaining and in
structive. The choir furnished some very
fine music.
Mr.. Kelley the young shoe man Is in
town.
Miss Linda HarIell returned from Nor
folk to-day after four months visit with
relatives.