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Transvaal fight the more certain
is it that the British have had a
severe lesson and one which will
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GREETED that both Jamison and
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
NORTH CAROLINA
WILSON.

Wilson. n. c., June l9.-(SpeclaD-
Blcycie RACES at Rocky Mount on the
fourth or July. One of the most cele-
Dra'ed bicycle races of the season will
take place under the able management
OF Il, b. Gregory, ESQ. The race is open
to all corners. The prize viii be s5o for
me winner. This race bids fair TO excel
the race of last season In excitement
and pleasure.
Mr.. Tom Brooks, of Black Creek, was
IN town yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Daniel, OF Goldsborc. mad.
us flying trip yesterday,
Mr.. Edward Simpson left Yesterday
for Ringwood.
The beautiful and charming Miss Eliza
Hodges, one OF Wilson'sl most radiant
gems, who has been attending St Mary's
'Schooi IN Raleigh. returned home vest. r
DAY. TO the delight OF her many friend c
and numerous admirers.
HASEBALL.-Our boys left Tuesday
Tor Washington, n. c.. where two close
anu eNcitlng games of baseball we re
prayed. Out boys We're defeated in the
lirst game by the score OF ~ to 8. The
second game proved a victory for or
boys In score of 10 G. Both sides
TOOK thstr defeat good naturelly. and
our boys beg to thank the gallant Wash
mston Baseball Club for the nice and
sehtIemenly way In which all were
treated We hope 10 have the pleasure
OF returning their acceptable hospitality
IN the near future. All the boys voted
them three cheers
Miss Mary Gotten. of Tar boro. N. c.
passed through our city yesterday er
route for Godsboro, n. C.
Miss Pauline Woodland left yesterday
Tor her home. In Black Creek. n. c.
Misses ELEM and Mamie Branch re-
turned Yesterday from Baltimore. Md.
where they have bsen attending school
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ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City, June 1S.-(Special)-
inspector General Smith inspected the
local company OF naval reserves on the
courthouse lawn yesterday afternoon.
rhere was full attendance of the re-
serves, and a large crowd watched the
manoeuvres.
me pastors nf all the churches here
are circulating petition to which the
signatures of all merchants and other
business men of the place is desired TO
the effect that the signers will in the flu
ture pay their employees on Monday
morning. instead of on Saturday night.
me object Is TO prevent young men
from spending their weeks earnings al
saloons on Saturday night. petition
Will be presented to the town commits
sioners at their next meeting.
MIR. &. w. Pierce. of South Mills Is in
the city to-day.
1t Is suggested that the court house
lawn be converted into something of n
park with rustic seats. etc, for the ac-
commodation of the public. At present
while ve:y pretty. it Is OF no use to any
one except on rare occasions. when il is
used Tor lawn party or military drill.
Professor Rives, of Norfolk, arrived on
the ll:5O train, and will conduct the or
gan recital tonight
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
HALIFAX

Halifax. N. c., June 1e.--fspec,aO-
Miss Matte Caraway and Mr. d, N.
Field were married Tuesday morning by
Kew. George r. Simmons, after which
they took the train for Roanoke RAPIDS.
n c., where the latter is employed in a
drug store.
Misses Vergie and Nellie Nelson left
Yesterday afternoon for Richmond to
spend part of their vacation.
Miss Otehlla II. Wilcox died or Tues-
day night and was buried Yesterday
morning. The burial services were con.
Quoted by Rev. George r. Simmons.
The rains for the past few days
throughout this part OF the country have
been very heavy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20

hence women need u clear understanding
OF the vital questions of the hour"
The guardian angel in every home IS GER
t3iny woman. Upon her shoulders rests
family.
No wife, mother or sister who has the
health or happiness of the family at heart
done for some tired, sick or ailinE mem Der
CT the household. II she is a wide-awa ke
thoughtful woman she will make IL her
first duty to see that Paincs celery COM
pound is used TO bring back the vigor TO
the neglected nerves and the poor blood
Elizabeth cady stanton. writing to the
Wells IL Richardson Co, of Burlington,
on January 9th, said
Some members Of my family have been
using FaincS celery. compound, and |
heartily recommend it to any one who Is
run down or suffering from nervous Ills
Hereafter l shall always keep Il bottle on
hand"
1t is the plain duty of every wife and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20

Half acentury of pioneer work of the adj
vancement of women has made the life OF
Elizabeth Cady Stanton an inspiration to
thousands. and an appropriate object of
homage and Congratulation.
1t is a year now since the immense ova-
ton was given to Mrs. Stanton ut the
Metropolitan Opera House in New York
on the anniversary of her S0th year, under
the auspices of the National Council of
Women of the United States.
y recommendation from such n brilliant
philosopher so good mother. such Il
great ana true woman, will be needed by
men and women everywhere.
AS Mrs. Stanton herself said in reply TO
the many addresses of affection and devo-
ton from women representing homes all
over the land:
In this struggling world men often lean
on the Judgment of mothers and wives
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
HUNTERSvlLLE.

Mrs. E. c. Powell. of Aulander. n. G.
IS the guest of Mr.. William Blanks
family. No. 59i Central avenue.
Ny. James H. Bellingham. who In c
been an invalid for long time. was con.
s!dered i'm eNtremis at his home No %
Outten street yesterday.
The Loyal Temperance Legion organ
lied some months ago, Is said to be
growing encouragingly. The regular
meeting comes off regularly every Fri
Gay night or each week at p. m., at the
Huntersville NJ. f.. Church.
Mr.. j. f. Cutchin was III We aerday AT
home. No. "a Outten street
Kew. j. q. Lennon will use for his sub
ject al IL a. m. tomorrow, Hiding in
Gods Tabernacle" and at d. m. "Xvbc
Is On the Lords Side?"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20

mother to watch the health of those whom
inc worry ana WEAKNESS of the Office the
store or the factory makes needless OF
their failing health. Pale lips and cheeks.
disturbed sleep, pain Of neuralgia or rheu
mansn. headaches or that constant feel.
ing OF WEAKNESS are causes enough for
immediate recourse TO that best of all in
Fmorators Paine's celery compound
mere is nothing vague or uncertain
about IT'S working. 1t goes straight to the
cause OF the mischief. purifies the blood.
cnricheS 1t In volume and in quality. and
hrmly but gently stirs the organs that
nave become sluggish. Palne's celery
compound drives out impurities restores
strength, renews vitality, regulates the
Kidneys, liver and bowels. and makes pno-
pie well. That 10 why IL is the wonderful
remedy that II is to-day, and more In de-
mand than all the ordinary sarsapa rillas
nervines and tones that promise so much
and accomplish SO little. Every year con.
firms the faith of the people in Paine's eel
cry COmpound -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
JAM SvIILE.

GAINESVILLE, N. c., June l9.-(SpeclaD-
we are sorry to learn tina. Mr. and Mrs.
-. l.. Burgess have gone back to Wash
lhston. n. G. Mr. Burgess suffered so
nuch ircm an old wound that he had to
give up his job.
Nice crops are making our farmers
look more cheerful of late.
MI. James Taylor was among the
guests at the M!zell House this week He
Is from Baltimore.
some time ago the steamer Lucy broke
mouth out of the sand. The mast was
replaced by Mr.. y. ]. Davis OF this place,
and was Martin county pine. 1t is the
nrst ever built by Mr. Davis and every
nody that saw 1t expressed the opinion
that ~ was Il good job"
MT Ed Smithwick. who has been at
tending medical lectures in Baltimore.
mas returned FOR summer vacation. He
studied medicine under DIR. U. r. Mayo.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Murfreesboro, n. c.. June 19.-(SpecIaD
Mr.. ID. {. Barnes returned yesterday
from short stay in Norfolk
The directors of the c. b. f. Institute.
OF this place. m,t In Winton. n. c.. on
the le-h and 18th instant for the purpose
OF electing president for that institu
tion' KEY. w. O. Petty. of South Caro-
una. was unanimously elected
nv! l. j. Lawrence, with Misses
Ophel!a Rogers and Reida Eldride,a
nave returned from a short visit to Nor.
The Democratic Convention for Hert-
,9rd county met in Wimton, n. c., last
passed endorsing the unlimited coinor
OF OF ooth gold and silver at the ratio OF
Mr., A. w. Cooke Is visiting friends in
Franklin. Va. ~
va, Is visiting her sister. Mrs n
Day. on College street.
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NEWS.

Quite number OF people along this
line from Lynchburg TO Hampton pa
tronized the excursion yesterday. Two
coaches filled with excursionists, were
taken directly into the shipyard
Marriage licenses were Issued to
John NJ. Skinner and Eliza NJ Webb,
of Phoebus, Va. and to Henry ]. Bur-
ton and Mamie l.. Williams, OF Wiscon-
sin.
MARRIED.-John d. Skinner. widow
er. aged forty-tive. and Eliza NJ Webb.
widow. aged thirty-seven, after procur-
Ing license from the Clerk, begun -
make inquiry for some one to tie the
knot. Mr. w. l.. Moss being interro-
gated on this point, told them to be seat
ed in his Office, and he would request a
minister to come down from the court
room. as he Thought there were several
present. Upon request Rev. w. X. Mot
ley went down and united the happy
pair.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
OWN OF SUFFOLK

| afternoon. June "a. at o'clock. be wed
to Prof. j. o. Atkinson, at Berea Chris
t,aa Church. NanSemond county. The
prospective bride Is a daughter of Mr..
Reps Williamson. n large trucker OF
Lower Parish. She, is Il young lady of
varied attractions and has hosts OF
friends. The groom-to-be is n member
Of the faculty of IIlon College, n. c., and
has bright prospects.
Mr.. r. Rowland Moore, general man
aeer of the Suffolk Sawmill Company
lef. to-day for Il visit to friends in Mary
land
Mr.. w. r. Kilby. who has been I'll with
fever for about two weeks, is thought
TO be convaleScing.
Schooner I. j. Seward sailed to-day for
Washington with lumber from the Ry-
land d Brooks Lumber Company.
Mrs. *. b. Mcclure will leave Satur-
day for Deep Creek TO spend several
days with her daughter, Mrs. S. w.
Gary.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Drewry died this week at Boykins.
Southampton county.
The general ctcle OF Kings Daugh-
tiers Will met next Tuesday evening
with Mrs. John b. Primer, Brooklyn
Heights.
Judge w. ]. Kilby is expected to re-
turn home Saturday from Randolph
Macon College. whose closing exercises
hl has been attending
Several Sunday schools OF Norfolk will
on next Tuesday run an excursion to
Suffolk.
The members of the local military
companies Will make an effort to go to
Richmond and attend the ceremonies at
tendant on laying the cornerstone of
the jeff. Davis monument.
The ladies' are making active prepare
tons for the entertainment next Tues
day for the veterans benefit.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
ON SUFF0LK's BANNER
Parchaa Victory in the Contest With the
team From Bramhlston Yesterday.
SUFFOLK WILL PLAY NEWPORT NEWS
AM Approaching Marriage-Thc Mil.
tary Companies will Endcavor 10
Veterans RencHt Tuesdny-Ex.
cursion srom Norfolk 40 Suffolk

Suffolk, Va, June 19.-(SpeciaD-The
locals met Bramble'ton at West END
Park this afternoon and proceeded to
add another vldtory TO her column. The
visitors We're clearly beaten after the
first two Innings. They coud not hit
Baker when hits were needed. while
Suffolk batted Putnam hard though
with better support. the score would
have been reduced. Mccain and Mcneil
led In baltting. making three hits each
Carr and McGarn made home runs
The score:
r. H. l..
Suffolk ......s2OOOo 3--17 10 3
Brambleton 20 00o02 L
= Batteries: Baker and Keefer; Putnam
and Cake. Umpire-Vandersl!c
The Sunolks will leave at . o'clock Sat
urday morning for Newport News where
they will play Saturday afternoon with
the team OF that town.
MARRIAGE NEXT WEEK.-Mlss
Emma Williamson will on Wednesday
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RALEIGH NOTES.
The Crop Report-The Report on Cot.
ton Excellent,

Raleigh, N. c., June 19-(Special)--
The June crop report was given to the
press to-day by Mr.. Patterson, Commits
sioner of Agriculture. He says that re-
turns from 1000 correspondents show
that the crop this year Is about the
same as 1t was two years ago, and that
Its increase over last year Is 10 per cent.
the figures standing ll5. CThe govern
ment figures are 117) The crop is not
more than the average for the past five
years. The May and June reports We're
both used in getting at these figures
as planting was in some cases done late
in May Mr.. Patterson says 1t now
eeens that cotton acreage is not in
creased at the expense of corn The
immense increase in the sales of fertiliz-
ars led to this fear, but 1t seems that
much OF the fertilizer was used on to-
bacco and truck. The condition of the
cotton crop is given at 1922 which is very
good. The tobacco acreage is l04, as
compared with 1895, condition of crop
10 per cent. OF average. The average in
corn Is 80 Der cent of an average, its con-
dttion being 1902 The weather has as a
rule been unusually fine for cotton and
corn, the Commissioner says Dry wea-
tner hunt the wheat. The figures for
TINS crop are So. and for oats only n.
AS 10 truck, &c, sweet potatoes are
aoo, Irish potatoes 81 gardens 90. Apples
are At and peaches so. grapes 95.
State Geologlst Holmes denies that he
SAD the stone found near Franklin. Ma
con county, was u diamond
Inc Two life term convicts. who in
caring manner escaped from the peni-
tent1ar5 last week, not only took the
clothes of two clerks, but also somethine
belonging to Superintendent Leazar.
A special train has been chartered 70
take zoo Confederate veterans from
durham county to Richmond June 20
Colonel Julian s. Carr will be with thts
party. The train goes over the Southsrn
railway. '"e' II
This morning gas engine In thu
printing house of Barnes Bros here
exploded and painfully burned Mr.
haipn barnes, on the face and arms
His clothing was set on fire.
The Charlotte Dramatic Club last ave-
ming presented THE Congressman" haro
to delighted and fashionable audianca
1t was by far the best amateur ueryorno,
ance ever seen in this city. and var,,
rev professional companies have GU
passed It. Sui
Spier Whitaker is an avowed card,
date for the Populist nominatton o.
Congress. His friends saw he ,s NO. no.
bcdy's candidate but the people's. tho.
Guthrie is Buffers candidate: that Will
3 Whitaker is not running in opposition
10 Butter. the latter is not trying r.
make him Governor. "
Ashley Horne, of Johnson, As being
pushed for the Democratic nomlnatio6
for State Treasurer, and has some
strong backing. So has Captain q. A.
Ashe.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
IN THE COURTS.
Evidence Heard Against Granting
Another Liquor License.

Newport News, Va, June 20.-(Spe-
cial. )-The whole of yesterday, in the
Hastings Court, was spent in hearing
evidence for and against granting an
other liquor license on Washington ave
nue..
The applicant, Mr.. Charles Euker. of
Richmond, Va, desires n license to con-
duct an ordinary in the new brick build
ing. corner OF Washington avenue and
Thirty-firElt street. Mr.. Euker Is highly
spoken of by persons who have known
him for many years, and ii is presumed
that the license Will be granted him.
There We're no new cases tried in the
Police Court yesterday.
Mr.. j. H. Garnett was made member
of the police force ITO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of p. L. Bias
ke..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
ATLANTIC CITY.

Mr.. James Hollywood and son, OF Fort
street, have returned from their visit
to Washington, d. c.
The Children's Day services will be
held at Central Avenue Baptist Church
on Sunday. the 2Sth instant, at 4 O'Clock;
p. m. a nice programme is being pre-
pared
The closing exercises of the public
school was held yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
EDENToN.

Edenton, N. c.. June 1s-(speclal)-
Mr. Clark 1.eary has returned from a
trip across the Atlantic Ocean.
The Chowan County Convention meets
tomorrow at noon at the court house.
Rev. N. NJ. Watson being out of town.
services Will be conducted by Rev w.
w. White, of Maryland, who is here on
visit to relatives.
Mas Wake, OF Virginia, 10 the guest
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HEREFORD.

HEREFORD. N. c.. June 1S.-(Special)-
Mr.. l.. W. Norman is adding a double
piazza TO the front of his residence on
Main street. "
Mr.. d. b. Gasltins is very III. His
mother is with him.
William Faulk has completed his fine
residence on street.
J. c; Kiutrell will return to his home
Saturday iie
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20

of Miss Mae Hawkins, on Broad street.
After spending several days here as
the guest of Miss Mary Pruden. Miss
Lindsay, of Madison, has returned
home.
Rev. Mr. Rumley, of Hartford. is in
town this morning.
Quite number Of strangers have Wis.,
tied our town this week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-20
by IL. L. Page C Co. Auctioneero. No IA
Bank street.

PURSUANT TO THE FOLLOWING
On deeds OF trust. recorded I'm tho t,Ierls,s
offices of the city of Portsmouth Mr.,
lolk county ana Norfolk city Va ana
~ u, 'he request of the parties therein seen
~ VIII sell at public auction, on TUES
80, 4, June 2Sr", 1886. at the Norfolk Real
Estate ana Stock Exchange. No. liz Main
S,ree., AT y O'Clock m. the following
FirstNTHAT CERTAIN LOT on
LAND. with the building and improve-
ments thereon, situated OH The snmtihr ~ C.
Sorner OF Washington and King streets
Suiu iot fronts Is feet on Washington
street ana runs back on King street liz
a dest. peed ot trust made by Aaron Saun
1 1viS anu wife, dated May 18th 1892 and
n nni,, RECORDED In D. B. "a, page 10 Ports
SeS9ndITliAT CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND, with the building and imnrovn-
lnehts thereon. situated on the west sida
OF Naitby avenue, between Cor strost
ana carey avenue. Said lot fronts on
Mai'py avenue - feet and runs bacK iii
~. lIced OF trust made by Martha j
thompson and husband, dated Decemhe,
S o.n, 49, w. ana duly recorded in d. u. is7.
page l3S. Norfolk county Clerks Office
Third-ALl. THAT CERTAIN LOT on
LAND. with the double brick hons.
thereon. situated on the East side 81
smith street, just south of Nicbolson
street, fronting on Smith street Il feet 2
inches, ana running back about gIiS feet
Deco OF trust made by NJ. T.. Shields dat ed
april 26th 1874, and duly recorded In u
y: III a. page 5il, Norfolk city Clerks Of
TERMS-CASH.
GEO. w. DEFY. Trustee.
,o,, II. l.. PAGE! & CO.
JSi--t"s AuctiONpprS
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

B VIRTUE OF a DECREE PRO-
SSthhan aay Of the city of Norfolk. on the
cause pending between Richard Vaux
Dayis and another. plaintiffs, against Cor
ne sha,I l. ot Mombe and Others, defendants.
the Norfolk Real Estate and Stock isS
iIm nn il5 Main St, on WEDNESDAY,
s sune 2ith, 1896. at II o'clock a M, that de-
street, ee de aogse and Lot No 45 Brewer
TIEaNNTEAIN LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL of
I nAND' with the buildings and Improve
ON tbs thereon. onet situate, lying and being
civ on .n ne east side of Brewer street, in said
tthi.S oi Nortolk, beginning at the line OF
n ME ia.e Jesse Jones lot and thence run
tu,aS5,. Soutneriy along said Brewer street
erIy formerly belonging to VIM. r. HART
son; tnence easterly along the line of that
cbes. ~ nlnety-seven feet and eight in
the land formerly VIM. T Unrrisor's
IWenty-nine feet to the line of the late
srSse Iones' lot; and thence running Vest
Fly aiohg the line of said land of tho late
Jesse Jones ninety-seven feet more or
'e ;isI. 10 the point OF beginning.
,lEHhS-One-fourth cash. balance I'm
IN, tnree equal installments to be evidenced
by the purchasers three ngotiabIe nntea
pearing GATE the day of sale and cnrrvinS
i ,ho from date payable semi-annuaiiv.
bw the e' ns,rt 10 De secured on the property
uate, 70 De drawn certified for record and
lecorued at purchasers expense or the
JOSEPH Il. ALLYN, JR.
special Commissioner.
L. +. ROGERS,
Auctioneers.
-, :! hereby certify that the bond required
by the above mentioned decree has Hear
executed. mas oeeh
Teste.
ie1s.tds L. RoYsTER.
Cleric
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hereby certify that the bond reouiref
executed. mas peeh
Teste.