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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-18

New Dental Psricrs. over Hs.tz Unemeyor s
The latest appointments for skilled dental work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-18
The Second Life.
PURGATORY AND PARADISE COM.
PARED BY A MAN WHO
HAS SEEN BOTH.
q Miracle Worked I'm the Rural Releases
OF BOrodin0 Creates n Gcnsation.

a Miracle Worked I'm the Rural Recesscs
Of BorodinO Creates n Gcnsation.
(from the Erenin0 Ne,cs, Ssyscuse, N. ~
Albert Applebee was q very sick man. He
had been aiiing for months ard had been
compelled TO remain home, unable to attend
70 his business. His friends stood or sat
ibolt the few small stores in the village of
Borodino and discussed his sad condition.
Appiebee was a carpenter and good one
too, but since his strange malady overlook
him be had not shown any disposition to do
any work. Life had lost its charms for
him, he became misanthrope and lost in
everything. His friends advised him and the
ioca. doctors tried their skill or him bat it
was of no avail. Although they 10 doubt
diagnosed his case correctly. He grew worse
de- ,ite their efforts.
But ne recovered ard il has made such a
stir in the small town that a NeaCs reporter
was sent out to BorOdino to investigate. lie
drove over and found Mr.. Applebee hard at
work on the roof Of house he was build
Ing.
well, it was Just this way, began the
carpenter who is ood-looking man Of
abs,It fifty summers. 4" In the fall OF 1890 I
had siege of grip. II was a pretty rough
t.rie for rae rs ! was very sick aRd I never
expected II 90 oat again except feet first in a
coffin. Sut 1 recovered after long sickness
BIZ. was lefs with an almcnt which was quite
ds isiilr i,tlisf j
had scfofala ia my head for two years and a
hale ar over and there was sickening dis.
charge from my right ear. l took about
every II .Gicine ..nown to the medical fra.
sernity bl. c,ald get no benefit
al was also troubled With severe pain in
the a.Jai1ch and indigestion which made
| ms fee! that life was nos worth living. Last
fall began taking = medicine known as DR.
Williams Pink Pills fnr Pale Peop;c which
were recommended by friend whose wife
had read of theia in sorrc of tae country
papers. But gave it a trial and was sur.
priscd u find that it benefited me- ! tried
more and persexcred and ct last thank God
va. cured. Wy ear has discontinued dis.
charging and for the past three months
have beea perfectly well. ! make these
'stltem.r:s merely because think the world
should be acquainted with this remarkable
remedy"
Several OF Mr.. App! bees ncichbors wer.
seen by Gle reporter and they In turn ex.
pressed thr confidence il DIR. Williams
| Pink Pills afersee,ng the wonderful chance
| they had wrought on him. Ore said The cur.
was simply wonderful as the man was q tota!
| wreck.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain all thu
| elements necessary to give nessv life and rich.
I ness to the blood and restore shattered n,r-cs
they are for sale by ali druggists, or NAV ts
| had by mail from DIR. Williams Medicine
Company, Schenectady, n. T., for zoe. re,
| box, or six boxes foi $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-18
EARLY LIFE OF JOSEPHINE,
EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH.

Follow truth wherever 10 leads" has
become tho motto Of science. History can
only have value where IL adhercs to scion
tiflc methods.
"Thc truth, the whole truth and moth
Ing but the truth, should be tho ono pur-
pose Of culture. The historian OF today Is
an iconociast. His drills and picks Of in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-18
Publication Notice.
STATE g b. OF FL illinois LIMOS se.

STATk OF lLlslNOl6,
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,
County conrt OF Reck Island county, 10 the Nav
term. A. ID. 1886.
Charles Schneider sdnins' rator OF the estate OF
OEf A. Anderson. deceased, VS. Louisa Ander-
son, Oscar Anderson Charles anderson, Emil
Anderson. Ida Schneider, Christina " elch, Ne.s
J.Nelson and Juliette Ludinaton. petition to sell
real estate 10 pap debts.
Affidavit of the NONRESIDENT of Emil Anderson
and Juliette I.udington, defendants above named,
having been fled in the Office Of the clerk Of the
county court OF Rock Island county, notice IL
hereby given to the said Emil Anderson and Juli-
cite LuaingtOn that the said plaintiff. Charles
Schrieber, administ Eaior If the estate OF Olaf A.
Anderson. deceased, has fled his petition in the
said County court OF Rock Islabd county for
der to sell the premises belonging TO the estate of
said deceased, or 20 much Of il az may be needed
to pay the debts Of raid deceased, and describe
corner o1,n south half (1f5 of the northeast
quarter E4) Of section number five t5) in town
ship number seventeen tlI np,h. range number
"a west OF the fourth f4th) principal rnerid-
ian; theace south on section line fifty (50) fee,
for q starting point; thence west one hundred
and tw eDty eight (1zs) feet thence south fifty $50
feet; the nee east one hundred and twenty-eight
12SD feet; thence north fifty $50 feet 10 the
place ri beginning. rcserving strip twenty
eight C2sl feet wide on the esst eide for road
all lines TO ran parallel with the corresponding
section lines.
Being the premises known and described a. 10,
number two ~ in block humber. fifteen fls) IT.
ORLANDO Chila's addition to the city Of Moline. az
ceeignated on the recorded plat said adiition
situate in the county Of Rock Island ana state Of
Illinois, and that summons mas been ieeued ont
Of SAID ceurt sgsinrt you, rctunabe at the April
term A. D. 1896. OF raid court be holden the 9Th
| day OF April, a. d. 1896. at the court house in
| Rock Island. 10 Rock Island county. Illinois.
Now, unIese you, the said Emil Ance rson and
Juiette Ludington shall personally be and appear
before the said county court Of Rock Island
county on the first day Of term tneref 10 b. boil
| den al the court house in The city Of Rock Isi-
and, IN said county, on the 4th day Of May.
| A d.. 1896. and plead, answer o. demur to tue
asx Ef.ltt
and the matters and things therein ch.rged and
| stated viii be taken confessed. and decree
| entered against you according TO the praOef o:
| eaid bill.
| Rock Island. March q. 1896.
BJALMAR KoHLE2, Clerk.
JACKSON HURsr, Complains ants Solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-18

past ami many OF the present generation
believe he.. And Bnrras may be defame:
Of the great and pure and good. but it Is
to b. feared that she. ''the empress Of 70.
nance and the most graceful woman OF
her day, must be classcd with the '.his.
toric GIycptu-esses" who, meteorlike.
have GaZzled the world and Influenced tho
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-18

vestieation have shattered and unsicrmin d.
many of our high ideals, and before the
pitilcs' scnrrhliRht Of truth wo $50 that
many Of the idols worshiped In the days
when life was grand romance have nUv
fronts Of brass and foot of clay.
Josephine, wife and empress OF tho first
Napoleon, may be In truth what nearly
oil the young people of the generation Just
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-18

Gcstinics OF nations.
But hero are the facts. 1t Is ours to ex
crcise reason, while not forgetting ths
beauty of charity.
Josephine do In Pagcrie, or Josephine
Taschcr. was tho Oldest OF the three chill
drcn. al! daughters, of Joseph Tnscler dc
In Pagcric, u lieutenant Of artillery in the
service Of France.
Josephine was born at Trois-Glets. Mar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-18

In estimating her character we should
remember tho times in which she lived.
Yet these can hardly excuse her ignorance
superstition and unbounded extravaganza
Her marriage made her immortal, and this
divorce threw IL glamour of romance about
her which history is fast dissipating.
ALFRED Il. CALHOUN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
CAROLINA
WILSON.

Wilson. N. c.. March 7--(Special)-
Miss Muymie Barnes, who has been visit
Ing Mr.. j. u. Barden. left yesterday FOR
her home In Rocky Mount.
Mr.. Henry Blount returned yesterday
from lGdenton, N. G.. where he gave a
most delightful lecture on Wednesday,
night. MIR. I1lount says that he had II
most charming visit aud Is grateful 10
the Edenton people who gave him such
II warm reception.
Miss Fentris. of Wilmington. who has
been visiting Mrs. Il. NJ. Nadal returned
home yesterday morning.
ELDER p. -. Gold. one of Wilson's most
noted citizens. left yesterday for Rocky
Mount, n. G.
Mrs. Wash Farmer. who has been visit
ing her father In Black Creek. returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Il. ~. Trrvathan, who has been
visiting MIR. Joe Bolts. Of this city. left
yesterday for Black Creek. ~ c.
Mr. lobe Pittiman, one Of the overs,ers
at the cotton mill. whipped severely the
small son of Mr. Jim llules. MIR. Pitt
man was taken before the mayor und
fined $l.50 and costs.
MIS-. g. w. Wilson is critically III; also
hcr son Is very low. We hope they viii
recover.
Mr.. Bose FlemminS, who has for scvc-
raj years been citizen OF this place
left yesterday for Rocky Mount, where
he VIII make his future home
quite crowd Of gay young people
were gathered together last night a, Inc
residence of Mrs. ELLA Erode. To witness
the birthday surprise party OF Miss Fan
ME Brod!e
Ihere Is quite crowd In town to-day
TO witness the circus that will show
here tonight.
Divine service Will be held at the
following churches tomorrow:
Methodist. Rev. II. ~ Ivy-Norniu.
service at IL Il. m: evening at 1870.
Episcopal. Rev. J. &. WinEatc--Aiorn
ing communion at S u. m; services nj II
II. IN. and 7:3O d. m
baptist Rev. Mr.. Rood-Services at II
a. IN. and s u. III.
niciples. Rev. B. w. Davls-Service
at II n. M and $50 D. IN.
Rriggs Hotel arrlvals--Robert II
h,rShaw, Baltimore. Md: T.. r. For
SE'he' kalcigh. \. g.: w. r Geer. De
,rolt. Aich: III. II. Gregory. Green boro.
A. -; Arthur White. Mebane. y. c.; \.
~. Mlchri. New York; H. w. Morgan.
oNiofd. y. G.; T.. l.. Castex. North ca
r"iina: w. w lsrisco. North CaroIiun
j.. W. Heard. Baltimore, Md: J. ID
handle. Baltimore, Md
Wards Hotel Arrivals u ro,a,
North Carolina: William Muswiuh R.Iti.
more Nd; j. II. Sparks, w. Il. Zim-
norman Harry Delmaim. Joe O'I,rl.n
nrhie G"St. 10" liollcrman T.. Finger
Professor Waldo. H. Leclair Il I,.,.,
Nhares Sparks. u. Andrews.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
SCOTLAND NECK.

scotland Nsrk. y. c., March 7.-tSpc-
r''li) ne Town Commissioners yrstrr
day passed an ordinance that on ana
after the first day OF May. 1886, ali ncr
sons selling cigarettes in the town of
scotland Neck shall pay tax of $50
TO! the privilege S''
irstc!day's quarterly conferences was
heid at Williams Chapel. In the county,
hcr w. $. Black. Presiding Elder OF
mis- dicirict. was here on his way ia
Inc meeting and was accompanied from
Town by Messrs. o. X Taylor and Il,
l.. Hardy. ~
y ucsilr bridge few Mills from
town, on the Scotland Neck branch, was
on lire Yesterday and DELAYED the morn
ing train awhile
me Town Commissioners yesterday
mhie arrangements for extending
Greenwood street in the nor thern part
Of the town.
There is still more and more new
building heing done here and business
promises well for the spring trade.
Mr. j. G. Caddcll. travelling coyrespon.
dent for the Biblical Recorder. is here
for Il few days
Mrs w. II. White lef, for New York
yesterday.
MIR. John W. Thornton. of Raleigh.
was here yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
PORTSMOUTH MEMS
RCllEioun.

Monumental NJ. E. Church-Sundny
school. 9:15 u. M; preaching, IL n. m.
by Rev. j. w Moore. OF Queen Street
NJ. r.. Church. Norfolk; Z 80 p. IN. by the
Eastor. l.. b. Betty: Epworth League
Friday evening O'clock.
Efilngham Street Methodist, j. *. Jol-
lin, pastor-Sunday school, 9:l5 IL m;
prayer meeting. T:15 y. IN: preaching by
Rev. j. II. Amiss. IL u m; by pastor.
7:45 p. m. Subject. Light Under the
Juniper Tree
Court Street Baptist Church. Dr. A. l..
Owen. pnstor-Servces at this church
to-day as follows: Sunday school at
$3.50 a m; preaching by the pastor at
ii a. m. Subject. "ChMst-A Sacrifice,
a High Priest and A Redcemer The
Lords supper will be administered at
the close of the morning sermon. AT
O'Clock y. III. the pastor will state the
difference between the Roman Catholic
church and the Baptist Churches.
Friends Evangelistc Church. Green
street-Sunday school. $40: prea ching
il a. m. Subject. "Scriptural Holiness
or Santification." Prayer and praise ser
vice, and preaching, 1870 p. M. A
welcome to adj
Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. P. S.
G. Davis, astor-Sunday school ut $3.50
q. M; w. II. Rodman. superintendent
Preaching by the pastor. at IL q. m.
and 1880 y. nj. Taylor SunDeams meet
at p. IN. All are cordially invited to
be present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
I'M BERKELEY.

Mr.. George Y. Old. our correspondent
is confined 10 his room By sickness
Mat. Williams II negro boy about Is
years old. was arrested last night about
\ O'Clock for stealing coal. He will have
Il hearing before His HGIior. Mayor Nc
Coy, Monday morning.
Justice Tllotson. who has been coniin-
ed To his II sidcncc for the past few days
ny sickness. is able 10 be out
man named RoCkiicld. employed as
Il lIneman on the l!erklcy Electric Light
Company's line. had Il DISPUTE with MIR.
;. j, Allen, one OF the street car drivers,
Friday afternoon, which resulted In
Allen being made 10 pay the costs In
the Mayors Court yesterday morning
Miss Theresa Wade. daughter of Col.
Wade, has accepted Il position of teach
er N the Ryland Institute.
Miss Butt, of the ltyland Institute. will
sprnd the day at old Point to-day,
whrIc she expects Ia meet some friends.
ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF
STEALING CiIICkENS.-John VIM. ~
Coiurcd man about GO years old. was ar
rested yesterday morning by Sergeant
Rudd soon after disposins of lot of
dressed chickens To Mr. l.. Gilbert, the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
To.Marrow. Monday Morning. March,
OH. All 1910 O'Clock. We Bcgin
This Weeks Big Special Sale,

To.M0rrow. Monday Morning. March
OH. All 1910 O'Clock. We Bcgin
This weeks Big Special Sale,
With the Following Goods
Placed Upon Our Conn
ter TO nc Sacrificed
Prior to stock
Talking.
One thousand yards apron ginghams al
iAc. yard. worth Sc.
One lot Windsor ties al &c. each. worth
l5c
One lot ladies' linen collars at &c.
each worth i0c.
One lot white goods 7s.c.. worth 1Oc
One lot percales at Sc. a yard worth
l2lsc.
One lot towels at sAc each. worth
One lot Chlldren's kid gloves at 49c..
worth FAC.
One lot of chldren's caps at &C. each
One lot table napkins at &c. EACH worth
One lot table linens at 29c q yard,
worth 40.
One lot Comforts at s143 each, worth
s2.75
One lot counterpanes at Soc, worth
75c
One lot chIldrens fine soc. caps will
be sold at 36c. each.
One lot Hamburg edgings at 4&c. a
yard, worth Sc.
One lot Hamburg edgings at SC.
yard, worth l2lac.
We shall also include in this sale
our entire stock of underwear.
These prices are positively for cash
iAMMlLL'S. 800 High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
I.DENFOS

i:dcnton, y. c., March 7.-(SpcciaD-
Rev, K. T. Nann. OF Scotland Neck, N
C.. arrived here on the noon train yes
tcrday from Elizabeth City, and will
remain here a few days.
Mr.. c. Il. Elliott has returned from
Virginia
Mrs Elizabeth Williams. OF Bra mble-
ton. Va. is the guest of her son, Mr..
II. T.. Williams. on Oakum street
DR.. billiard weather observer of our
town. has had placed at the town pump
pole. on which the signals are dis
played
Rev. w. u. Jordan. OF Hartford, was
in town Yesterday.
liy the request Of Mayor Vann. the
barrooms are all closed to-day (Satur-
day) In our town.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
Portsmouth. Pig Point and Newport
News Railroad.

AT n meeting of the inCorporators OF
the ebovc-namcd company. held at the
Office Of Col. X. II. Griffin Yesterday
afternoon. the following named officers
We're elected: Harry kim. president;
Joseph T. Duke. vice-presidcnt: Capt
G. II. Warren. secretary: Il. i. Bunting.
treasurer: *. II. Griffin. attorney. The
above named with NJ. ", Dennis, +.
O'Connor. F.. Wicrsdorf and r. a. Hosier
constitute the Board of Directors. Two
hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars In stock was subscribed and they
decided to begin building the hotel and
railroad at once, 50 as To give Ports
mouth hrst-class watering place by
July LIST.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
IsOHaiOOD.

ii"bgood, n. G., March 7.-(SpeclaD-
services at the Baptist Church Sunday
at II Il. M
Ar G. l.. Brown LETT yesterday for Tar
poro To visit relatives.
VIZ. W. ID. Pcndcr, night operator here,
'''S rrtufhed from his trip to- Wilson
"'u ni,nktrs. and is on duty again.
MIS- *. j. Shields. who has been sick
au,te while, Is now Improving
our farmers are very busy now pre-
p''iihH for another crop
MIS-. j, u. Nelson. who has been quite
SICK Tor several weeks. Is able TO walk
around the room.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
Y. VI. G. A, Notes,

"A reception is being arranged for tho
new members by the Reception Commit
tee and the Reds and Blues.
That building of ours is bound TO come.
Have patience and give, us all the help
possible. financial and otherwise.
The Ladies' Auxiliary. having con-
Quoted a hotel and done almost every
thing else are looking for new worlds
to conquer. They will be heard from
later and it is all for that building.
The Bible class was we'll attended on
Wednesday night last. The class meets
every Wednesday night from to 10
o'clock.
We hope to have a new supply of
membership tickets in a few days, when
all who have not received their tickets
will get them.
The mems meeting this afternoon
will be addressed by Rev. II. II. Haines.
ID. ID. The men OF the CITY are invited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
ERTEORD.

ii"riford, n. c.. March 7.-(SpeciaD-
Miss Maud Leigh. Of Durant's Neck, is
visiting Miss Pattlc Whcdbec on
Church street
y large raft that was being tow.d
through the float bridge Yesterday ran
into 1t and damaged it very badly
Mr. Edgar Darden. of i3clvidcre. y.
C.. has taken the position as clerk in
G. II. summers store
The following We're registered at the
Newly House this week J. NJ. Rogers.
South Carolina; Tom Nixon. North Car
olina r. :. Ferguson. Philadelphia: W.
j. Harper. baltimore: X. y Grant Nor
folk e. T.. Niff. North Carolina X. r.
Glover Portsmouth; George j. l.ufrcy
Norfolk; 4. I!uckhim. Norfolk l.. c.
Byrd. baltimore: T.. G. Potter. Norfolk
and southern railroad: w. r. Perry,
North Carolina.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
Meeting OFT Sorroik County Repub.
litna committee.

The Republican Committee of Nor
folk county held Il meeting Friday night
at the County Clerks Office for the piIr-
pose of deciding upon the time for hold
ing u county convention TO nominate
delegates to the district convention
which meets al Newport News on April
2lst 10 nominate some one for Congress
from this district.
Mr.. s. =. Carney acted rs chairman
and John ID. Moore as secretary. Con-
siderable business was transacted. They
decided 10 allow one delegate for every
l21 votes cast in the 1883 election. Sat
urday. the 2lst instant. was selected as
the time for holding precinct meetings.
and Monday, the sd as the time for
the convention at the courthouse in this
city. The following resolution was then
offered and unanimously adopted:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City, y. c., March 7-(su.-
ciaD-ii was reported here ycs;er,.
that The negro skinner. who was beaten
50 bad III I'D nton in the riot. is dead hu;
a. Is nos hnuwn Tor certain whether this
report is correct. The Naval Reserves
dld not go there Saturday. as was ey
pectcd. as everything is reported very
Quiet al that place now.
All the usual services were held nj
All the q!ilercnt churches Yesterday tn"
regnia: pastors occupying the pulpi;s.
MI. George y. Garter. the celebrated
Virginia humoriSt and impersona.or. de-
ivefed very interesting lecture M
the Opera House Friday night 10 a fair
sized audience. his subject being the
MOSQUITO" He left Saturday for
Franklin. Va. where he Will fulfill an
engagement there tonight. Dr.. Carter
says of his trip:
Dear sir:-l have just passed through
mat luXuriantlS tropical portion of Viz
Ginia and North Carolina called i'm the
school books Dismal swamp" and am
stopping on small firm piece of earth.
artisticaliy arranged around the outer
curve of dark nearby black liquid
hose-shoe shaped, Indian wood which
cannot pronounc" but is spelled Pas
quotank river The name of this Ii,tI.
beauty spot is Elizabeth City and can
be easily recognized by asking one of
the old citizens where YOU are at.
stopped at tho new hotel that hangs
over the water. and where the yellow
waiter with round face asks Won if
you want the bangs on your steak
frizZed or fried straight. DR.. j. u. Grigg
is a little indisposcd to-day. having got
ten into something of Il hole last night
As we came through the tropics yestcr-
day none Of the swamp grass or large
weeds. to which the railroad tracks were
fastened, broke or gave way and We got
through all right.
Yours thankfully,
GEORGE A CARTER
The Fisherman and Farmer. of Ed
cn;on. is now located in this city. The
first issue will appear this week
The steamer Ncwberne Is now nm
ming fish from Roanoke river, but ms
soon as the truck season she will be put
on her old route between here and New
bern.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
4 1Ifdni2hf Intruder.

Friday night about l 80 O'Clock gen
tlcman living on County street was
awakened from his sleep by hearing a
noise as If some one was trying to force
an entrance into his house through his
front door. He hastily dressed, turned
up the light, but still the intruder did
not leave, so he grabbed his pistol,
went down stairs where the noise came
from and opened the door aud there
stood a large goat. who had buttcd
nearly all the paint off the lower part
of his door
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
IN FIELD.

Enfield, y. c.. March 7.-(SpeciaD-
w. l.. liarrell of Scotland Neck. made
business call in town Yesterday.
Mr.. Paul Omowry. Of France, was In
town yesterday.
MIR. j. u. Landlord. of Brevard, n. c.,
was in town short while yesterday.
Mr.. CT. NJ. Ch,ckley. OF New York.
made business call in town yesterday.
Miss Kate Curtis has returned home
from visit to Norfolk. Va
We are very glad to say that Mr.. w.
+. Gilbert will be with US for some
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
Missionary Meeting.

The Missionary Society of Wright Me-
mortal Church will hold Us meeting
this afternoon at $50 o'clock. The fol-
lowing programme has been arranged
for the occasion
Miss Maggie Pendlcton.
Recitation neutrality-suspicious.. ---
Miss Lille Deane.
SOLO ............. ..........-.....
Miss Lee Wellencr
Address ....... Rev. w. r. Proctor
Recitation ............. Miss Nirnelson
NJ Uses Emma Martin. Mrytlc Brenna-
min. Louise Journec. and Lois
Brewer
The public is invited TO attend and a
pleasant time may be expected.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
LEWISTON.

lewiston, n. G.. March 7.-(SpeciaD-
ATS. }. n. Jordan died yesterday ut 4
The Methodist people will get their
churrh 10 this place to-day.
Messis Baker ~ Hart have just I'm
'Snra their ntw store In Grcenvile.
AR, ana Mrs. w. y. McAug and Willie,
't,' oi Suiiolk. formerly of this place, are
WISHING friends In Lewiston.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-08
Specials for To-day.

Good Canned Salmon, one-pound cans.
loc.: fine Splced Snrdines. &C. per can:
line Tomato Sauce Snrdines, 7c per can
fine Mustard Sauce Sardines, &C. per
can fine Evapornted Peaches md Ap-
pies, Sc. per pound. We still have n
small quantity of that job lot of Green
Tea left at l5c: per pound. This tea
makes Il remarkably good drink. Come
quick II you wish to get some When
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