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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
NORTH CAROLINA
WILSON.

Wilson, N c., Feb. 22-{Special)-M
Jones and MIR. Jub. Davis. of Beaufort,
NC, were IN our city Il short while yes
terday. We were glad to see them.
Mr.. Edwin Rose received a very serf-
GUS accident yesterday evening. He was
on the train bound North when the CON
ductor asked for his ticket: he was a lit
tie slow in producing the desired bit of
pastcEoard. SO the train was inme-
diately stopped and Mr.. Rose was put
off. In the hurry he fell and received
some very painful injuries.
we understand that the Baptist
Church has called Il minister here and
we trust we will have as good Il man
and Is true Christian as he last min
lister, DR.. Mundy
Miss Lula Deans made n flying trip to
Rocky Mount to-day.
Miss Daisy Wick. of Selma. who has
been visiting relatives in this city. left
to-day for Rocky Mount. n. c.. where
She Will spend q few DAYS visiting
friends and relatives. Miss Vicli's lie
parture will cause much sorrow and
grief to some of our young men, whC
have had the pleasure of forming heI
acquaintance while she was here.
Mr. Tablus Farmer IS visiting In the
city.
Miss Annie Simpson left to-day fol
Enfield. y. c.. where she will visit rela.
tivCs
Miss Flora Grayhatn. OF Ridgeway. y
G.. is visiting friends i'm the city
our telephone system is rapidly near.
Ing completion, and Mr.. Jones is push
Ing the thing along in a way to be truly
admired
Quite a crowd is gathered tosetherat
al times of the day to witness the slight
OF land performance on our street cor
ners.
MIR. II. NJ. Rowe has returned from Q
short visit 10 Black Creek y. G.
W." Sc" that our Nashville cores.
nondent says that Nashville has the
'prettiest girls i'll the world hut we beg
TO have little say i'm that. We do moi
mean to insinuatc that Nashville has nt
pretty girls, for we know that there arc
some exceptionally pretty ones there
but I'VE" are glad to be able to sa,
that the beauty of our Wilson girls
speaks for itself. We are proud Of on,
reputation. and the girls mean to kce,
IT up.
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SCOTLAND NECK.

Scotland Neck. ~ g.. Fob. 90 (Snc-
ciaD-Thu PARTY that was ont 10 hunt for
robert Whitaker. the rolorcd man whu
Killed liarr"n returned with the hounds
yesterday. aItcr Il fruitleSs search All
night. Til" ground WAS frozen. III,
wind was high ana They could not find
starting point for the hounds 40 one
c|"iu zen Just where Whitaker had been
seen recently alone
1t Is now reported that two or three
Other coiored men influenced Ehi,aLe;
10 stEtk" iiari,ll. There will proba.
bly, be warrants for them when the
matter IS brought before tho Solicitor
next week.
ar T. O. Moore. brother of Robert
Moore, now In jail here. came IN from
iilns'on and Is with his mother and
sister.
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SMITMFIELD.

Smithfield. n. c., Feb. 22.-(SpeciaD-
Mr. j. E. Dickens had an attack of YER
tigo yesterday In his place OF business
here.
Miss Mamie Barnes. who has been Wis
ting Miss Florre Massey for several
DAYS. returned TO her home. at Rocky
Mount, yesterday, to the regret of many
of the young men.
The snow is about gone and u biz-
zard has taken its place. Wearc having
the coldest weather by far that we have
felt this winter.
Kettle kirkman still continues very
low.
W. A. Charping. OF Mississippi. and
5. ID. Buck. of Baltimore Md, are reg.
istered at the Central
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EDESrOS.

Edenton. N. c.. Feb. 22.-(SpeciaD-
inc new hack for the BAY View Hotel
Mrs. j. II. Zicglcr, OF Eliza beth CITY,
mas been spending several days with
the family Of MIR. a. Huckabee this
week.
Mr. Thomas Ryrum will soon have a
NICE dwelling erected on East Queen
street.
Mr. Peter Warren, of Florida who
has been here on Il visit to his relatives
mas returned home. taking with him his
youngest brother.
The bank Is closed this morning, II
nelng the birthday OF George WeshipE-
Atom.
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HE RTFORD.

HEREFORD, y. c.. Feb. 22-(SpcciaD-
there was disturbance In T.. a. Over
TONS store between two young men yes
terday evening. 1t was caused by jokes.
Jokes don't pay.
Plenty Of indictments for the grand
jury.
our town is on the boom.
The weather is clear and cold.
me farmers are busy at work for the
crops OF this year.
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N0RFllB Z SOUTHERN r. r, CO,

mai. Alb i.NPitEss LEAVES; NOE Gf:,
Elizabeth tity, Edenton. AIncl;cy's Tcrry.
Korer. l';lnteg1. heihaycm, .tc. Gonnccis
- foliows: daily (cxcept S,md;,V va nor Tor
lW JinGsot rI%mssTyill" WI!iansIcn :ni
SATURDAY Tor all landings an ChoWmm
river. nni Como on MONIjAY and FKI.
Nn.ipHy$ f"r sai1msSn ri Hrr;k ana eo W.n-
ING at HtllitNen with steamer Virginia
s%ia a" w fa hnEtS'; and iSGnn Grssk A
Eoll< 40 =, N. daily lrxceat snniny sD for
Ellzaheth CITY. Edcnton. ana way4stn-
a." s.:ansr NeHse irmssGaV. H ri'nrs Whtn
i ,.1.! satH Wor.!i for ,Niswbcrn, KoanoK.
GoidSHor9 Via ana NY; k'Tf,om nd and md
kisonviile Wilmington, y: o. and ali
MAIL. A NNp r,A ST FN2EF G.tIy ox,,,
,rxrepi sunday al io25 "a: M: 'S Gon m"..y
FOR III N%r,n AK East :'I and Ws ss a ra N"rslk
oik and Western c6St I'" rT TsEsGi. y sia-
EASTERN CAROLINA nc,
EAST i>hEI&MT LiNE ANnn' Old 50,
AID East, . VA H HS!%Hs9 ana al SgS No
SoIihrrn Railroad and Eastern o'' So ntH
I Sib!'ilii w. III
Freight received daily until 8 %. m 49,,
/. forwatdly promptly AT low rate '''u
For iuLiiier information Apply 10 III.
General ONCE OF the y. and s. Il. r co
NorfoN- Va. ~ w.
General Freight and Pass. Aren't
81. *. KING, ee"''
General Manager.
A TLANTlc AND DANVILLE RAIL
~ WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
II, 1885.
Leave Shippers Compress Wharf, daily.
800 a, M: West Norfolk, GAS a m. for
Danville and all intermediate stmtioms.
arriving at Danvillc. 5:2S =. M Leave
Norfolk, b:2j y. M, West Norfolk, Is D.
IN. Leave l.awrencevilIe daily except
SUNDAY At GEO Il. m, arriving at Dan
vile at l03O q. IN.
Connection made at Danvile and JEFF
fress Junction with Southern Railway
system: at I)enniston Junction Tor Dur
ham. South Boston and all points on
the Durham Division of the n. and w.
r. r.
Pullman seeprrs between DanviIe,
Ashevill", Atlanta, Augusta. Memphis.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at wakes Agency, Company's Agency
at wharf Norfolk: w V. II. Williams'
Agency. Portsmouth.
w. IT, TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent:
CHAS. .. ifAINn'S,
Superintendent.
\
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To All Whom it May Concern

TAX" notice that shall :ppIy Tor the.
isSuanC" OF now ccrtitialcS al stock oil TIN.
CITY OF Norfolk, Virginia. amounting To
six hundred and nifty dollars. III Tho pl;,r..
and stead OF certificate ton said amount.
issued in the name of a. T.. LEONARD.
trustee for Sophia T.. Love, III" original
certificate having been lost or dsiroycd
a. W. ARMSTRONG;
Administrator q. b. II. L. l. u. OF Sophia T..
Lowe. dead. dei-Su-3m
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Port of Newport News.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
Schr. Governor -Ames. Davis, Proyi.
dence.
SAILED
Schr. Benjamin l.. Poole. Ross. Prov.
idcnce
Schr. Stella b. Kaplan. Potter, Bal,i.
more.
Schr. Charles a Briggs. Briggs, New
Bedford.
Schr. l.. NJ. Law, Blake. Portsmouth
Steamship Columbia. -, Panama.
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TRAVELLERS, t:utlDE.
NEW, NoREoLK ANp ylEw

N,a0f. NoREoL ;s,f ANP y G1M,.v
l,nr Fable In Effect Februnry u, 1886.
Leave Norfolk. daily except Sunday.
80 "a M. 300 Al. m. II 100 II. M. Loo u.
u crt'% ocean View daily except Sun
day, S:l5 q. m, 1000 II. M, 1900 noon 200
+. al, y. M. G:io =. IN. and on Satur-
days ony at 7:3D H. III.
Leave Norfolk. Sunday, 900 "a. M. li:VD
u. M. / :oO y. M. 300 y. M, 300 y m.
Leave Ocean View, Sunday. 1000 II M.
10 100 noon, 200 y. m. 100 y. M. 500 y. m.
~. \ BARRETT. Jr.,
General Manager
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To all Whom it May Concern

Take motto" that shall apply Tor tho
issuance Of new certificates OF stock ct
,hc city of Norfolk, VA. amounting to
the sum oil twelve hundred ana tiftv dol
lars, IN The al ice and stead OF certificates
Tor said nmount issued in the name of
Inn NJ. SrEED. the original havin.
hccn lost or destroyed
A. j. DALTOE.
Administrators d. h. n, 4. I. a. OF Julian
NJ Stncd. ticl-suim
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General Passenger Agent;

COE RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD
l POINT, CLAREMONT, NEWPORT
NEWS and James river landings direct by
dayDght-Virginia Navigation Company's
Elegant steamer POCAiONTAS leaves
Cyde's Wharf. Norfolk, every TUES
II. M, touching at Portsmouth, Old
Point, Newport News going and returning,
arriving at Richmond about p. m, con-
meeting with all evening trains. Fare to
Richmond. sl.50: fare to Richmond and
return, $3.50: 1are TO Richmond. second
class. 81. Tickets much cheaper than
by any other route TO Richmond. Peters-
Atlantic and Danville railroad and all
points via Richmond. Tickets for sale at
ticket agencies of Wake & Son. II
Brandt and OH board steamer.
Freight received daily, Sunday excepted,
for all above named points.
JAMES w. McCARRICK.
... Agent.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF NOrIoII nnd Ior,snsoutte
February ood. 1896.
ARRIVED

br. Stmp. Domira. l3eddington. Pas
cabonia to Amsterdam. to VIM. Lamb &,
Co. Coalcd and sailed
Br stmp. Norlands. Doherty, Tampa
TO l.andskrona. to VIM. Lamb g. Go.
Coaled and sailed.
BIZ stmp. Benhcim. Trattles. Calves
ton to Bremen. to VIM Lamb & Co.
Cnalcd ana sailed.
l'r. Stmp. Plessey. Cobb. Newport
News. TO finish loading for Antwerp.
Brig Robert Dillon, Leighton, Savan-
nah. with lumber and logs.
Schr. John Pierce, Crowley, New York,
light.
light.
Schr Rover, Corson. Newport News,
Schr. Sarah S. Taylor. Baltimore. viii,
coal.
Schr. Express. Hill. Baltimore to Ply
mouth. y. c. with shell lime.
Schr.Sylvia G. Hall. Lowe New Hav-
on. light.
schr Venus, Ioddnott Old Point,
light.
Schr. a. r. Cohn. James. Baltimore.
light.
Schr. John r. Halliday. Moore, New
York light
Tug Ashrer j. Hudson. Baltimore. will,
barge c. II. Rowland.
MEMORANDUM.
Rr. stmp. Gernani;t. destina ton I'M
known. passed in 1T 1910 u. M
Spanish stmp. Francesca. for Lam
bert's Point. passed in at 5:;0 p. H.
cape Henry. Va. Feb. o2-l9 M
Clear Northwest wind: 10 miles Ligh,
northeast sea.
CLEA RED
Schr. Helen H. Benedict. Brockrt. Bos-
ton. with coal.
Schr. Mary T.. H. &. Dow. Malcolmson.
Portland. with coal.
Schr George y. McFadden Wallace
Boston, With coal
Schr. Lizzie Williams. Williams. San
dy Point Fishery, X g.. with Ice
Schr. n. Il. Fields. Baltimore. with
lumber.
SAILED.
Br. stmp. Patapsco. Gray, Glasgow
by Barber * Co. with la7.a45 bushels
corn, l0l bales cotton. 10 poplar logs.
German stmp. Albano. Koch. Ham
burg via Newport News. by the United
states shipping Company. with .n0C
bales cotton. Il halcs swccpings, III cc.
dar logs. $4,000 bushels corn.
Schr. James G. Clifford Mills, New
York. with coal.
Schr Clara Goodwin. Pinkham, Santi.
ago with coal.
Schr. W. Wallace Ward. Kelsey, Prov.
idence. With coal.
Schr. George NJ. Grant. Pelton, Prov.
idcncr. with cCal.
Schr. Agnes T.. Manson. Rabbit, Bos.
ton. with coal
Schr. George p Davenport. Mcleod
Portland. with coal.
Schr. Mary Mcfarland. Small. New
Bedford. with coal.
Schr Jennie y. Iuddell, Hanson. New
York. with lumber.
Schr. VIM. d. Hilton. Falkenburg
New York, with lumber
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ST. VITUS DANCE.
A Physician Prcscribcs DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine.

DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhnrt, Ind:
My daughter Mattio, aged II, WAS afflicted
last spring with st. Yitus dance aud ncr-
vousnrSs, her entiro right side was numb
AID nearly Darnlyzcd. We consulted ply
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The lew and powerful iron pniace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
lNGTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows.
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TRAVELLERS .GU,pi,.'
lie NORFOLK ALBt.NIARLE AND
~ ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.
huNNlNG BErWElIN NORFOLK AND
.n"on. VIRGINIA BEACH ser HesS. /.
Sll.AS W. BURT * w. VAN NORDEN,
,rI,,, Receivers. 4
~" Tiit, TEAIiiE No; liz ,s:. E !


,rt,,n Receivers.
Tllt' TEAIitE Mo LIZ ,s:e E I!c
O'CLOCK a. NJ.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
- ''eaNc Nortnlk-1m0 Il. M, mixed: 20 n
n a., S,ors only ut 'rhulia. I.ynnhaven and
M I'LL, i.:so T. m. local express; $50 p.
- leave Nir;inin I,cach-9:eO n. M, local
,n,ii, n,'SS; 100 a. m, mixed: 2:l5 y. m.
oceana. l.ynnhavcn and ThnfiY
SUNDAY TRAINS.
rhni;, ,.\oll"lk 80 II. IN, stops only at
.nii'i' i.Niihhav"n and Dccan;l: 200 ID m .
oAi'Icss; $50 y. M. local express.
' ,', Virginia Bcach--lg:lO Il. IN, local
N, 1888 ~, u. m. local express; 1850 H.
TI,, lips only at occana. I.ynnhaven aud
Trains stop only on signal M int.r,,e-
me-" '",lohS to nut on or take on pass
~, - - local Express Trains make tho
'ip IN lurty-iv" minutes
rn =, '''',t Gar iS attached to I'LL passenger
Trains Seats - cents each
II. l.. HOLLAND
General prriut.ndc,,
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y !!4E ) ) :; W EoriakaHestsrHRR.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. /, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

7:i0 Il. m.-For Richmond Washington,
Lynchburg and the West
4:35 p. m.-Nestibule limited for Rich
mond and Washington. Stops
only ut Suffolk. Waverly and
Petersburg.
$50 p. m.--For Petersburg, Lynchburs,
the West and Southwest.
Trains arrive Norfolk daily, SIS a. m.
1l:35 n. m. and 800 p. m.
Tickets and all information at station
and 126 Main street.
w. B. Bpv1LL,
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sician and he prescribed Or. Miles Rcstora-
tive Ncrvine. She took three bot ties before
we saw any certain signs OF improvement,
but after that She began To improve very
fast and now think she is entirely cured
She has taken niue bottles OF the Nervinc
but no other medicine OF any kind.
Knox, Ind, Jan. S, 81. II. W. IIoSTETrEH
Physicians prescribe DIR. Miles Remedies
because they are known to be tho result o,
the long practice and experience of ono OF
the brightest, members OF their professions
and are carefully compounded by expert
enced chemists, in exact accorda nee with DR.
Miles prescriptions, Us used in his practice
On sale ~ all druggists. Write for DR.
Miles Book on the Heart and Nerves. Dr.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, lad.
Or. RileS' Remedies Restore Health.
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MI ii ~ NORFOLK AND
HN an CAROLINA
q. 1W ASo RAILROAD.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
DEC l;M BIER y. 1879.

DEClsNRliR s. 1885.
4 No. - No. To-.
STATIONS Il Daily ex.
Daily. Sunday.
Nv. Norfolk Va. - S;,o u mi Wy p. m
# Tnplk H. Vce:|iu:Sss' a. M i r. M m.
A A !sstsss n \ g. 81 m s N
Ar, Rocky Mi. N. C.ll2:i2 p. MI G:So p M
Ar Williamson, N.Ci ......... 3:sp p. IN.
Ar. plymouth, Nc. .......... W. j. III
Ar. Washington, Nc .......... .:S" y. ID
Ar. kinSton, N. C...,l ...-...... 800 ~ ~ :
Ar. Wilson. N. eli i:!s y. m.ilo:5l T. NJ.
Ar. Wilmington, N.C.i Sac p. m.i10:0o Il. m.
4 $E sS;'s B # ;i5 i #
Ar. Columbia. s. C..ll9:S3 y. m.lil:lo a. m.
Ar. AnsMSla. ga. So q, M $ ~ =. m
A. A. i S"Ea""s G Fra 7sS a M $50
Ar. Selma. n C....tl 2:5s w. III. II 40 y IN.
A. 4: E GlsaIlSo ~ 6: tss S 3 m m
train q for na al p SHnaes sonef Nun a. =
No los DAILY. except .5 n I Wakss
NJ g. and Eli Eastern Carolina points
& s's FOR a ali sg saiH,s s soth win l. tram
Trains arrive 1t Norfolk Cos n. M. ia n.y.
Also at 1925 u. III. daily. except Sunday.
40. ~ runs through Without cE:iIiIr
NnrfoIk la Wnmrcton.
RnEEnEc checked at company'S Nor
folk wharf and also at office Of Passenger
and Ticket Agent. ~ Main street.
For tickets TO nli points South. sleep
ing car reservation and general irformn
ton, call OIL or ADDRESS.
j. y. EuGERAU FER.
pa''e"F SHM fas r tE'f MHu AhfSGnt;
General =, F"rwn Ig SSsnt;
General Freight and Pass. Agent
q. N SEiRF ELL
General MsnSCer. Norfolk.
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Merchants GMinerS Transportation Go
DIRECT ROUTE
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AM
SAVANNAH.
FRIDAY at 6 p. m. FOR BOSTON.

FARES TO I n,sToA; AND PRovI-
First class. tHcluu-n. meals and sa-
loon s;ateroom berth. ...........s 800
Second class including meals and
Fol: SAVANNAH. ivy
Every WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY
ut u. m.
Farc-FtrSt class, including meals
ana hcrtli. ..............Sl2 30
Fare; Second class, including meals
Jerishahle Freight sent Via Providence"
forwarded by caily train to Boston. ana
ut the same rate 40 by direct steamers to
pcrisnablc Treishts not received later
than N.:t p. III. on sailing days of Boston
ships; 80 sailiug days OF Providence
SLIPS.
For further information apply to
X. II. WRIGHT. Agent, Norfolk. W.:
A. -. STERHIfSS. Asst TariM M'gr.
W. l.. TURNER. General Pass. AE't
-. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore. Md
I:OANOkE. NORFOLK AMI
IA LrIMbItE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing Sunday. September lst.
1925. the steamers of this line will leave
Bay Line wharf ever Wednesday, and
Saturday night for Baltimore. und leave
Baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
ut y. m.
Eresht received only on sailing days.
Telephone s. VIM. RANDALL.
y Agent
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NORFOLK AND RArPAHANNoCk
~ ROIfTE.-on and after Sunday, De-
cember 2sth. the steamer Essex Will leGve.
lSay Line wharf. Norfolk. every Sunday
al s a. m. for Tappahannock and inter-
mediate landings. Freight for these
point< received Saturdays. For landinga
beyond .Tappahannock freight received
VIM RANDALL. Agent, @
Norfolk. Va 4
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uIsavl:r.l:.s., GUrp.:.
TIsaEEI.EisA' GUIDE.
xvv SID SOUTHERN
ON Railway Co.
SCHEDULES lN EEEEcr jan. clh. lses.

These trains connect at Greensboro
with main line trims reaching the princi-
pal points South. Southwest and south
east.
Depot ticket office open THIRTY MIN
UTES before departure OF train. foot of
Matthew street.
For tickets and full information apply
j. a.. EEuGEBAuER. City Ticket
Agent 96 Main street.
j. =. MccNliRlCK. Sol. Passenger Agt
Lee and t'aycttu streets. NORTON; ",
W. H. GREEN, General Superintendent
]. NJ. GULF. Traffic Manager
w. ~. TURK. General Passenger All
General Otlicrs-l3eU Pennsylvania ave
nue.. MuShiiEtOm. =. 9.
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CLYDE'S REGULAR Line STEAM
SSEllPS FOR PuIAADELPIIIA-On.
direct line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Afone,
dan, Wednesday and Saturday at O. p.
M, and from Philadelphia every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Through, bills OF lading to all points
Line, Atlantic Coast Line aud Virginia,
Tennessee Air Line Railroad. y! ~.
JAMES w. McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent. Norfolk Va. ~
w, p. CLYDE & CO ,,ET{{335,55,S
Agents. Philadelphia
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IS. ~. l.. srAHoAnD AIR LINE

''.a'o "a Is . N'ds GEN hoAIfD AIR LINE.
Ai ~, :, ,rElrf f,aM SLIGHTEST AND
" lCNEST ROUTE SDuTII-oNiS
u HOURS 70 ATLANTA.
'CitEpl ~ IN ErFECT SUNDAY.
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Iaiiy except Sunday Other time daily.
ola iLIr'r CINCINNATI daily. Chair ca, :
SIna : oint 10 Richn0nd and Pullman
,In Pm, hirhmoni 10 Cincinnati and Cor
Dining ' ca i" w. wasi Lev, ~ Meals served on
No. 3,-For Cincinnati d;,Ii, pullman
I n"ncIs t'a Point to Hinton and Cor
W n.S,v'l li To- CINCINNATI and Louisville
dnn%villc "cs' vi S'oi
j. ;0d noon and $50 y, m
Fer further inform ,tinp ,,,,I,. >,
x I. BROOKE, Passcngcr A9cnl
q ana Ticket Onlrc. GIan6v street
Under Atlantic notcl
JOIN u. POTTS.
Division PASSENGER Agent
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MEMORANDUM.

Rr stmp. Gerhanii. destina ton I'M
known. passed in IT 1910 y. IN.
spanish stmp. Francesca. for Lam
pert's Point. passed In at 5:30 p. III.
cape Henry. Va. Feb. a2.-l2 M
Clear. Northwest wind: 10 miles. Ligh
northeast sea
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-09-05
Indiana aroused.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, Aug. 2s.-In-
diana is in all probability the hottest
political battle-ground in the United
States this year. The campaign be-
gan the day the Chicago Convention
nominated Mr.. Bryan, and there has
not been a single day or single hour
since then when politics has not been
the leading topic of conversation in
every grocery store and every place
where men are in the habit of meet
ing.
1t has been a campaign of education
from the start. There are almost
nightly meetings, at which the ablest
speakers in the State discuss the is
sues from the standpoint of Democrats
and Republicans. and occasionally the
Populists announce speaker. The
currency is the only debatable ques-
ton. The people will not listen to
anything else. Mark Hanna would be
dismayed II he were to witness the re-
ception any one gets who happens to
be unfortunate enough to breach the
tariff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-09-05

The school census shows an increase
OF . pupIls over last year in the Black
foot district.
This Is no, 10 be n campaign OF per.
sonal criticism. both Mr.. Mckinley aud
Mr.. Bryan are men Of unblemishcd
personal character.
The grand lodge Of Masons meet In
Boise City next week. George l.. Wall
will represent the Grove City lodge OF
Blackioot.
Rev. g. c. stull has been rc-appoint.
ed presiding elder OF the Helena, Mon
tana district.
The September term Of the United
States court for Blackfoot begins Mon
day the iith inst.
Mr.. voglcr Sr. left for Canada Mon
day morning, August 9th, after stay
Of year or two in Blackfoot. The old
gentleman made many friends during
his visit whose best wishes follow him
on his return TO his distant home.
Judge Hepburn, an elcctor 81 the
Mckinley ticket, is to make a speaking
tour through Southern Idaho, In the
interest OF the Mckinley Republicans.
His time for Blackfoot is the 18th of
September.
McIlvaine, the man who killed young
Manassa ut Montpelier, last winter,
was convicted at last weeks term OF
court OF murder In the second degree,
and was given life sentence.
Two New Workers who pride them
selves on their fine silkeu moustaches
as they pride their lives, have bet
tbcm on the coming election. One is
| to lose his II Bryan is elected and the
other II McKinly is elected.
John NJ. Herman ira Blackfoot boy,
has been given certificate TO teach in
Latah county schools. The examina-
ton az which John was successful was
the hardest ever given in the county
and 20 OF the applicants failed TO gel
even a third grade certificate.
Frank steunenbcrg the Democratic
guhernatorial candidate, Is the editor
Of the Caldwell Record. Mr.. Steunen
lberg is but 30 years Of age, does mo-
drink or smolse--he is over six feet ant
weighs 200 pounds. He has q wife an'
two children.
| Col, ]. w. Jones will accompany hi'
son John William, TO Faribault, Mime
sofa, where the young man is to ente'
a military academy. They leave sun
DAY morning, and will 90 via Omaha
Dcs Moines, st. Paul and Minneapolis
The Colonel will be absent 10 days, am
win rive THE NEWS one letter OF polit
!. zeal and other observations during hi
absence,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-09-05
A Compressed Air Hub.

A Frenchman, M. Fernand Des-
briere, has invented hub of COM
pressed air for bicycles, intended to
solve the problem of easiness of rota-
tion without diminishing rapidity or
speed. II is claimed for this hub that
all iolting arising from the condition
Of the roads is overcome by a layer of
air. This hub weighs about one pound
more than the ordinary hub. Its diam
eter is Al inches, and it is claimed that
1t can be applied to all styles of wheels
without change in other mechanism
New York Times.