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Glddness Comes

IhTith "a better understanding o. zhs
w transfer. nature of She uanv phys
icai Ills which Fanisa before proper ef-
forts-renrle efIorts-pl casant efforts
rightly directed. There Is coWiori n
Tire knowledge that 50 many forms -
sickness are not dne TO any actual CAS-
ease. hut simply 20 a constructed c0nci-
ton OF the system winch the pleasant
family Laxative, Syrup Of ! Igs- prompt
" removes. That IS why IL Is the Only
remedy " itE millions OF families and IS
everywhere esteemed 50 highly by al
who ralue gooa health. Its beneficial
effects ar, due 70 the fact, THAI = IS tI..e
one remedy which Frousctcr n re 49,
cleanliness, without CcblliGating 1ae
organs on which it acts. Tits therefore
al important, in order 20 Eet It's beue-
fetal effects, 70 note when YOU par
chase. that vou have the genuine article
which is manufactured By the California
Fig Syrup Go. only, ana sold by al rcE-
utahie druggists.
lin the enjoyment IF good heath
and The system Is regular, then laEa-
tives OF other remedies are not needed
n afflicted with any actual disease, che
NAV be commended 70 the most stIiirui
musicians, but II IN need OF q laxative,
fhen one snould have the best, and v-ls1
tho vel Uniformed everywhere. >yruD0-
Figs stands highest and Il most large s
used and gives most general satlsfsct5o7-
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TIE lord Is risen. they -eid.
.'He walks With men today.
A crown of peace He wesra.
A gracious air lie bears
We met Him in the way.
--T-he Lord IS risen indeed.
Proclaim the news again;
Is the world awake
To the words lie spake,
As fresh today as them
The Lord IS risen-ossr Christ.
He walks with men today.
Sow - GOOD s,scG,
10 gOOt de-ec.
You'u meet Tim ia ths way
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ctlIH r. it.ts 4'- " 'front.' street.
P.a'ur-id. n. i'll ann eight Years old.
.ths w'il send tgo one ward Of ribbon for
sas friendship hoop Amy color or width.
WI Seul box ~ l-bbi.-s oc acornS to each
one who ae'ds me e rfh1ou.
Roi..,.. and Jessie Fatleree. EsstaaI,ii.e.
J1ue- County. Hi5-.-Ne are Iittie twin
girls. AGED sereu We live on "a smaJi farm,
one .4ul sala pr.',s from Et-1a6lchie, on
sh- New orleans ana Northeastern rail
roal We have nice time Gathering
Ala volerS, as Gaze woods are fGli OF chem
Ne send IL cents for tho GRADY hospital.
jim and Jake. E9semarl.. Tena.-Dcar
JuEiuf-cJT s-.oei wiz CLOSE iu nya weeks.
So. are going tc naVe a. concert tn. 18th
g.. this month. We have "a nice lot uf
recitatiops and dial J-ues. cur teacher has
offered sold medal for the Eest scholar
snip. w a:e an trying very hard rar Is.
Ne arc n"vfng rery had Weather. IL rained
AL daN t1d;ts. 1nd is raining tonight II
SHOW erred ia-t Friday. and we hau big
times rabbit hautinG Saturday. and we
caught three rabbits and traced two foxes
long distance, brt did MOI catch them.
Tse~~ie Crockett. Baseon1. Screven county.
Ca lfve aoout six uil"s from our coun-
tr site 9SyiyHuial. a very pretty town OF
about .n1 Inhabitants. wal Oh has the iac.li-
ties col railroad and a. good aciI0ol. also
four & sqd EsurcutS ~ different Jcnomina-
tious-M Methodist. Baptist and EpisCopaIan-
~ these. 4 arm a Methodist 1 90 20 school
at "a small place called B.,scom, two a-d
hall miles from home. near e very pretty
place called Moss Springs and 7 think
ono OF ghe most beautiful springs / ever
saw What "a nice tifno We young foiks
can hgve when vacation comes nnd We get
in our little boats and row over It's crystal
like waters, WHICH arc So clear 10 tho hat
ION that you can sec the pretty green
moss very clearly. Il Was called ~ older
inhabitants the "oil sDrings, or limestone
springs. as there wa, about nifty years ogc.
al great deal OF lime made there.
vivian 8. Randolph Cestops. Ala
.hinl, 1,ac juniors letters have improved
very Iuuch Of late. and ! ENJOY reading
them much.
~ home Is in the suburbs of the town
anu is situated on high hill behind q
grove Of gigantic water oaks il is one of
me pretiiesr places here. Ia GUNNER You
can sc,. in the distance field after field of
green waving corn and cotton. Al! bcauti-
TAI poukoaia creek nesting among the
bills and flowing gently onward toward
tin. TnnhiGbee river. and the lovely blue
shv forms q picture worth poets notice.
we have . NOW telephone in town. and
II il connected with several places and has
three offices AZ this place
I wonder 81 any ot tho cousins ever nearu
music and singing over the phone. | have.
g1d YOU can't imagine how clear and sweet
IL sounds.
willie Wilkinson. Lumpkin. Ga.--Dear
Junior: As Aunt Susie suggested that We
write on one subject I thought ] would
Urite on farming, for am a farmers hoy.
/ live on little farm about four miles
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those ir authority. since the outlaw. was
killed in south Alabama about six weeks
ago his remains have been carried ihoIe
through the state for exhibition ii p
cents per look The authorizes soon Van
them out OF every city they visited on ihe
claim that nothing Of good was 10 cone
frgU- the exhibition of the dead nGdy q
the notorious lawbreaker. The manages
OF the old desperado's Hfeless clay hnaly
despaired When they reached s'en'act y
and consigned il as stated 10 the srog1a
from Whe1Ce il sprung.
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s SLIGHT COLD. if neglected. often a.
taclss the lungs. browns bronchial
'T~oches give sure and immediate relief.
Sold only in bo.ts. Price - ceaSs.
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From Fanl/a Hall.

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'IAa. makes tha NtH 1""- '-''
armed tos5-. ~ he,n al - my
So, s... .,,,t...o . sue. et,eul al
-. l., -, u + ,ra} them"
-, H. "a - saviy.'ttv
,,i,srb - inv =, cow v Robinson Cfece.'
taa,- yybi.b lesirr So much" returned
go ms as Geor. 1. said this q uttle
'''@' -. r..-...4
girl of about fourteen summers .S'7seu
by unoot:ced bias sac I ara "is1 ',eo' /"
and ~. room rain nad now frozen 10 ic-.
,-,,,,,. t,,,,-,,- fo, ti,.,t ,.ss her ia me- had
..,ra b,,, + i,tIe way when her foo;iae
1ohe ""I -, ~. ,.,...,,,... So
slipped and she fet on the pavement 9ns
received q. terrible blow or the h"cE or
r..- head ,tu lad Il not been for tne LhieA
- +. .,,.s,,.,, t..i- 49,. blow ,.-n,t1G ',tv-.
~, -, ,,..-,.,,.. en-. ,g,s .
"'' sun "o's'. ''o@'E'-' -" "''
little UNCONSCIOUS Gcor-" was me near
picked her up gen-iv and carried bcr into
rn. nearest door. which was ;ne law office
10 ,,,,,+.i, 49,, M. ..s,t,t-, 7,,..ri,i
.,...,,i,.. 49,. +. ~. il XXX ~, 49,,
- . ~ i,i,..- ~. 80
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~
-. 49, -. -. W.,
il'l - ~ o. q. go ~ -. M
T o
lain 1.ntnn T..l. do-,tnr came hl,t falod
Fanny putting ou hor wraps % go horae
lie was very nUca surprised. but rena:Eej:
"That shows IA" thou@httulne-S ~ r}"
boy ''r"t-' I'tH-ca r.. thc Once i'ts
'h"4El l' i'''' -. '1u a" t.,'l-' uf'"u
''A' 4''t i-a.t' N"' "i'.i- .''4i' AH' tAeh
NtlE "hiSIih- "'f"S" the street ana into
Il neat "otiaCe ou the next block.
Fanny uDtired the nrrnh-- OF rho ~,tta..
jut. a.tfs.l n- went for sn- kn..py h -,.rtet
rlis home
\ov- littfe Fanny p-r9+ ~ s.t,aY o,9
sol -I,o ti,.. ~ f,. -..,,,, ,.at.s.. -
tno-niua,
IN Tr>f fa-- ahort "a o..ic,t- &, .t,
morning 4 sriau hama rr.oaeJ i-.io "a
,.-ipdov- al. t;eat. -..4 bonn. ...3 i~,-,,, e.
,r..i,,.., IN ~. ,.os+ Ii+4 - NPt'.t
800 ,i-,.g f,- i ,.-t.i,,
.,...,i1,.- ,.,is,, Co., -, - ~ ~
~ - ,,,,, ~ . ''',' ~. 49, NJ ."un- a
.,.,,,,, f,-,,,.,. :, al .'.,..-s ~ i."'s-
tr,. ~ 100 b,-,.. MI. -. 'i4 .t-''u ~
~; So 49,, ts ,..'a' ~ ~ 49, ~ 81 oitl-
' '"
Nm, t4.ft.- ,s-,t
~ '''l' ari'i' "a. Dear
dhiH"i MY ld'''l ~ % A"thef, ana unless
l prove an exception TO me general rJle,
far farm life whatever: on the ,onfr.r,
/ think titat fha Ifro OF a farmer ie ~
,,,,,.t f,,,est ip5.t,.r,lent ..,a r.,s,le-,, ~
- 80 NV
any one can i'a' iA" me OF q farmer IS
on" h'ieH WIN Aiai! "al"sIups ana HlaLA
pleasures also or the many pleasures q"
be- had on the farm | think 1 enjoy dShin-
the most Cmo day 7 cauiruod myself w:th
,,,t ami liro ~ ,-..,,+ ,iou,r i, ~. ,,,eI- ~
,,, ,,,r, N, * 10 my favnrite SNORT ,,rri1,.
-, -, -. =, -. 80,
ue "0T" @'o"F "'' :" S''>S 1.'o''i
selves -nnning rabbits. Was Si-u"S on
one siue ci the creek conn i~-cht-y onEhhE
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Approximation Prizes.

CEn0 in Cash Tor tile NEAREST
1SLS guess L. the number 81
bales. and this prize and al
following viii he awarded
without regard 10 exact re-
ceipts. going Ia the NEAR
Est estimates whatever
they NAV re.
cIT0 iu CASH Tor The secnnd
>S1OJ nearest guess 10 the mum
her ~ baie>.
dqrn ia Cash for tire third
DESV nearest guess To the mum
-ter 81 bales.
Tfr0 TN Sash Tor the fourth
OiSG nearest guess to the num-
her az haies-
CHE In Cash Tor the fifth near
OiAO est guess Il tire nuu'ber
~ h1le>-
CTR IN Cash ior the sixth near
- , c>t cues Ia the number of
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kGREaT SOUTHERN PORT.
5000 IN Cash

to fITcSe estimating correctly the
oottor receipts At ME-" ORLEANS
from fuuc isth, 1905, fo shay I5tt,
$500.
G. Cn1 Cashtc the person guess
81, SuJ ing correctly the MINI
her 81 bales received n New
Orleans within the dates
mentioned. provided the
guess n Tiled before Deem
Der ISt. 1895
c. nm II tiie oorroct guess ne
n ub uIsde Before January 4.
800
&C. orrect guess II
March q.
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For Inc correct guess IL
.sSS made between MarcE
Isl. $500. ard Law Ist. 800.
Cr1l For the correct guess IL
9'S-G made after Nav ISt. $500.
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Willie Wilkinson. i.unlpi.in, Ga--Dear
Junior: As Aunt Susie suggested that We
write on one subject 7 thought ] would
write or farming for 7 am a farmers boy.
l live on a little farm about four miles
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Movcmen,s Of Naval vessels.

Washington. Aug. Admiral Bunce
teiesraphed the Navy Department early
inns morning from Tompkinsville S.
mat the New York. Indiana, Amph:tri,c.
cincinnati, Newark. and Fern. were
uhuer way for the Northern cruising
grounds, which is somewhere on the line
at sea between Block Island and The
capes of the Chesapeake. The other
a aNIt ships of the squadron. the
Mainc, Columbis. Raleigh. and Katah-
uih, are expected to join him as soon as
possible On the high seas the Admiral
VIII transfer his flag 20 the Fern and
put me New York in line with tho other
sh!ps Tor the d;iiis. The squadron is
Tnuer orders 20 rendezvous at Hampton
i.oauS between August Sth ana 10Th nv
which time they will require coal and
stores ana mail may be addressed then
at that point 800
nc cruiser San Francisco, which has
pee, oeen lHing at Mersine since August 9Th
ieit 'hit port yesterday for SMYRNA rn,,
s sior ana the department. ca6led The
n ,na' -, ~ . .:eau, now at Catania. Italy. to
70 10 smyrna at once to recelyn mar
;rh. which had also been sent there.
Yokohama 'N's tor
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PORTSMOUTH MEMS
a Son shoots Mt r1is Father.

Yesterday morning about IL o'clock q
young man who is engaged in business
In this city went TO HIS fathers store on
Efiinsham street and sad that he want
ed 20 talk with him. The father did not
seem inclined To say much. as lie had
previously received Il letter from his son
which he returned with a message. After
la while some words passed and then the
son vert n the house. got 8 pistol, went
m the street aad fired two shots through
the window. he claims with no intention
Of killing his father. hmt to frigh;en him,
as re had previously pulled IL pistol on
him. Fortunately neither ball did any
damage except to break a glass and u
piece OF Il cut the elderly gentleman in
the chin. The young man, after the
shooting walked down town ana gave
himself up. but was bailed OUT. The
father's statement and the sons differ
materially. The father claims that his
son struck hira several times AID he
never resented It,. The affair Is rataer
unfortunate and tho son is terribly NOR
tilted for allowing his temper to get the
best of him. There were numerous ru-
nors floating a:ourd about she affair.
Some had the elderly gentleman killed.
others had him seriously wourded, none
OF which were true.
Through tho 5ntcrcess.on of Rev. 2Ir.
Edwards an amicahle settlement was
brought about las; R!ght between the
father and son and everything is har-
monious once more.
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I'M BERKELEY,

mere VIII be series of Sacred Con-
tcrls al Main Street Christian Churrb
beginning next Tuesday, August All
NJ clock. The ladies' of the church
VIII serve cream. cake, fruits etc on
me adjoining grounds each night m.
admission will be only IL cents and each
loidef OF a ticket will be entitled TO n
tree saucer of cream
christian Church will meet to-day a, :
D. m. run and enthusiastic mrciins,
is anticipated. The pastor will uroarh
at II Il. m. Subject. ''Chris;,an Soldier
Shlp; a ~ IN. Rev. j. II. Jones of How
ard University. will occupy the, mint
Miss Fonnie Lcsgcti, of North cara.
INA. who has been visiting The Misses
scarborough. on Pine street. has gone
Tor short visit to Baltimore.
Preaching to-day at Armstrong No
mortal Presbyterian Church M II o'ci"cI-
bN Rev. {. W. Petit. Sunday school nj
':"0 a. m Christian Endeavur Society
ut y. m
a pond of water. which stands i, The
middle of Pearl street. between Lea ana
Mulberry. Is very detrimental 10 the
residents of that part of the town
DRY street. little breeze and an
abundance of dust in toxin Mt present
WI. Il. ! Nuah,S, VINO has been at
tending the issnGolrh- Macon College.
has returned home.
Misses Clara and Lizzie Kline ar, Wis
ting friends in Warwick county.
Liberty street extended has been
greatly improved by Sergeant Rudd's
street force.
y lighter load OF shells has arrived
and will lac distributed over the streets
next week
MAYORS COUET. EoN. p. A
mccoy PRESIDINC.-II. Reese. housn.
breaking: sent on to grand jury.
Henry Pcyner. assault; dismissed.
AleclS Scott, assault on Il woman.
fined 81 and costs.
No i.,.J !
cans of Norfolk county yesterday al
Providence Church resulted in a split
two conventions Icing held two sets Of
delegates to the Hampton Congressional
Convention being elected and two srTa
rate county organizations, Martin ana
anti Martin being chosen
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Religions.

Owens Memorial Church. ]. *. Jolliff.
pastor-Sunday school at 9:l5 a. m. +:
preaching at IL Il. m. and S:l5 p. m
Court Street Baptist Church, Dr. a. T..
owen. paStor-Services to-day as fol-
lows: Sunday school at $50 a. III.
Preaching at II a. IN. by the pastor.
Subject. The Day of the Fountain: -
al ) 10 y. M. the subject will be David
Amounted King of Judah"
Fourth Street Baptist Church-Rev.
j. w Harris. of Deep Greek. will preach
in the morning and the pastor at night.
South Street Baptist Church-Serviccs
AT II a. IN. by pastor: 8 p. m. by Rev.
j. l.. Allison. of the Court Street Presby-
terrain Church.
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Robbery in the County.

Some time between midnight on Fri
day night and yesterday morning some
one broke one OF the glasses of Henry
Goodman's store window on County
street extended. and entered the store.
and carried off about one hundred pair
of pants, Il number of vests. and quite
number of shoes. They also went in
his safe. broke open all the small draw
ers, and secured about SIS in cash and
then left. There must have been seve-
raj in the party. else the quantity of
stuff taken could not have been carried
off. The thieves in their haste dropped
a pair or pants in front of the door and
several more pairs oie'he corner of King
ana Pearl streets. also some odd shoes
The facts We're reported to the city au-
thorities. and the Norfolk authorities
We're requested to be on the lookout.
Mr.. Goodman says ne thinks that
his loss will amount to 5000 The bur
glars broke the glass out with a car hin
and left 1t behind. Mr.. Goodman SAYS
that he must have just closed the safe.
ana did not lock /; because the lock or
combination was not disturbed
Later in the morning four odd shoe
We're found by some colored men I'm the
railroad field.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Queen NEnry's Heart.

Whats this heart" exclaimed Mary
Tudor. after reading telegram which
announced that the Duke II Guise had
captured the last of Ensland's posses
sions in France. calais captured? Tell
me. Sir William Cecil l. il tru-?'
That noblcman tool. the telegram
from the royal hand and examined II
closely.
The news seems to be true, your
Majesty. sad as it is" replied Sir Will
liam
For more than 2iO years has Calais
been in our possession" exclaimed the
wrathrul Queen. "and now IL has passed
away! O. woe is me! Sir william. after
am dead you will find the word Calais
engraved upon my heart"
we need not wait that long. my
lieEe. replied Sir William. Gallantly.
Tor YOU will outlivc us all We will
inspect the engraving now"
Wondering vastly at the noblcman's
words the unhappy Queen said nothing
while he rang for mcnial. to whom he
said:
Bring hither. instantly, my catholic
ray camera,
But the mental went not for the in
strumcnt. He stood and gazed at 81.
William for n moment ana ihem said:
What am | TO bring. your lords hip
ON | forgot" said the noblcnan.
The cathode ray has not We: been dis
covered. You need no; 80 for the came
"a Then turning to the queen. who
WAS impatlently waiting To see what
he would do. Sir William added:
our majesty Is right. We mu I
wait for the postmortem!"-New Yori;
World.
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ELsXABErH CITY. ". G..

Elizabeth City. y. c.. Aug. 1.-(Spc-
ci4l)-A younE mems literary society
has been organized and meetings a.e
held regularly at the Atlantic Collegiate
Institute Building. y public debate will
be held IT an early dl:e.
No cases for trial nj Police Court this
morning.
There are now abou, 100 guests at the
N2G's Head Hotel, and new arrivals
every day.
The weather continues Very warm.
LOST-On Situ day. July 25th. a Ia
dies sold watch with name Matte
and initials M. II. H." engraved o.
inside If ca e. E'indrc will be literally
rewarded by returning 20 Louis Sellg 5
store.
Among the attractions for the military
excursion to Mas Head next TUESDAY
are shooting a; 'Sr"cts yacht races.
baseball game and a brass band
There viii j." o pdr4Gc A"re on Monday
afternoon Of The iicN'f"id Military Com
pany and Elizabeth C.:y Naval re
serves.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
County ArrcsI..

j. .. Fisher Il Russian. was arrest
cd Yesterday and was committed to the
county iai for malicious treSpass on
the Norfolk and Carolina railroad prop
er;y. and refusing to leave when or
dered To do SO. He got ten days.
Mr. y. Taylor attempted to shoot a
man at Lambert's Point Friday and
was sent to Jail for thirty one days.
Gcrtie Cook. n resident of the Girls
Home. on King street extended. was
committed for ten days for fighting.
Wick Epps. for steuling St, was COM
mitted for three months.
Emmett Ballard. stealing 81. was COM
mitted for three months.
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Norfolk County Republican Con.
ycutlop

The Norfolk sCoua'.y Republican Con-
venl.Ion was held at Providence yest.r-
day. with Mir. S. B. Carney presiding and
George A. Melvin secretary The follow
ing delegates were elected to the Han,p-
ton convention. Alvah H. Martin, $. b.
, Carney. 5. w. Lyons l.. NJ Sylvester.
]. Il. Reed. Thomas II. Brooks WINS
Hall. March Corprcw, 1. Cuircc, Joshua
Providence. j. Il. Reed, Lafayette Siv-
tEs. Al,eln2t.S: r.. p. Bu.,JIrg. w.
W. Sylvester joan G. Wallace. George
a. Melvin. Isaiah Common, j. w. Smith.
Jordan White. George Cason. Il. TAYLOR.
Isaac Evans. Charles Hodges and Thos.
Gunner.
Mr.. S. w. Lyons wa's elected member of
Nhe Congressional Commtt:ee. Mr. l.. NJ.
Nichc!2s mas reelected County CHAIR
man. and John ID. Moore. Secretary. with
n.!e Following Executive Co:nn::tee:
Western Branch district. s. f. Carney;
washington district. S. W. Lyons: Deep
Creek, l.. NJ. Sylvester: Tanners Creek
IL. u. Hollomln; Pleasant Grove. John
X. Wilson; Butts Read, Lafayette Siv-
lids. '''
After Passing resolutions endorsing the
nomination OF MCKINLEY and Hotar.,
ana eulos'!zsng Col. WEl.2m Lamb as
stare Chairman, the convention adj
jou.ncl.
lhcre was no bNl. from the, convention
ana all ;t1e precincts were fully repre-
seTel by the regular dleca,;es. hut Ger
tam OF the dissatisfied clement desiring
10 Eo!d meeting and heinz unable TO
OBTAIN a hall had a gath er1nw I'm .he
woods near Prov:oancs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
A New Herd of RuanIocr.

a san Antonio special says that scve-
ri weeks ago Or. j. Il. Taylor. the veal
my ISXda si"cknan. sent three cXpe-
iicnced cowboys and f"oniierH,ocu i'm
search of the herd of wild buffalo which
wa discovered in Brewster county twu
years ago. and has been seen ae.versl
times since then. The hunters have lust
returned from their trip, when ;hey
STATE. was success. Thcy found the
hera OF buffalo. numbering about elgh-
Is head, In a remote section OF Pre- IIio
cpuHiN. The animal; were tailed by
tHe hunters from The Carmen noun
aims. In Mexico. Now that the exact 10.
cation Of The herd IL again known. II Is
-" Tsyfor'S Intention 10 start wI,h his
expedition. which has been ORGANIZED for
several months. ana round Gp the ami
mails and place them all on his ranch I'm
Tom Green county.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
banQue; given at Weldon las. night,

banquet given at Weldon las, night.
Mr.. j. II. Edmondson VIII preach nj
the Baptist Church toms ht.
me Alull.gans and Spiders expect "a
cross bats on the diamond next week
IN contest for the championship OF til,
Howh series of three games will be
played.
AIT. j. III. Hill. who has been some
VIVA. under the weather foi few days
Is much better
Mrs. #. II. Fawcett Is az Ringwood
visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. II. Robertson
1t is expected she will return in few
days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
A Fish pou,,dRobbed.

Sometime during Friday night some
unknown person went into Ny. c. l..
DUNES fish pond ~ tho foot OF County
street, and stole a la"Sc nuinbe: of live
spots and carried them of. Mr.. Dunn
SAYS he can't tell whether they took any
other Kind of fish or not He thinks the
party or parties were very choice in
their selections.
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KcIicr IN six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Blauuer cIs
eases relieved Ia SIN hours by the Ne w
Great South American Kidney Cure"
account OF its exceeding promptncss In
relieving pain in the bladder. kidneys.
back and every part OF the urinary pas.
sages in male or female. 1t relieves re-
tention OF water ard pain in passing il
almost immeuiately. II you want quick
RELIEF and cure this is your remedy. Sold
by WALkE & WILLIAMS. druggists.
10 Water street. Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
EDENrOS.

Eden;on. n. c.. Aug 1.-(SpeciaD-Mr
W. o. Hazard left to-day for Norfolk
Solicitor Lcary is al Nlg's Head.
MIR. Il. Il. Berry has returned from
Camden.
Miss Newly. of Washington county.
mas been the guest of Mr.. James Mason's
family 70: several days
There IS very little work going on on
The farms now. which makes trade quiet
with our merchants
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Mr.. Josrh II. Dayton. weil-known
resident OF Scottsvillc. died at his resi-
dence Friday night at $40 o'clock afte.
an illness of few days.
He was just iifty-one years old at the
time of his dea h. lie was . member of
Old Dominion Lodge. !. q. O. f.. No
3. and Stonewall Camp. G. V. both OF
which will attend his funeral this after
noon at 5 O'Clock from his late resi-
QcncS