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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-11
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
Win the Blue Jackets Through ALA.
bantn amt Louisiana.
On Board the "Monadnock" Special.
Houston. Tex. Fob s 1Sae

Houston, Tex. Feb. S, 1896.
Especial Dispatch to The Virginian.)
our second dinner was eaten Mt the
birth place of The honorable Secretary
OF the Navy.
a beautiful sunshiny morntn. and
roiiing along through the finest part OF
the only real libe~rty-loving country
Ar,lVeu al Montgomery at . p. IN. and
u nne Dill OF fare was waiting for rs.
Needless to say that justice was done
10 the Viands. Here our train was re-
decorated with "old glory" The en-
slhe iiylnE he Union jack and at the
rear end OF the train fioated our flag
or freedom. Hundreds OF small flags
noated n all are happy. enjoying the
pest Oh health and spirits. The good
towhlsmen OF the fine old city OF Mont
Goniery gave us a fine reception and din
ner. Al } p. IN. all aboard again and
pound South. passing through the beau
tiful country Of palms and cotton plan
tations. As | am now writing the boys
are singing and having a good time in
general. The good. healthy and Jolly
dispositions of the Jacks are like tIne
trees. They throw their shadows OF
good cheer over all whom they come In
contact with, and the fine officers who
are in charge have put aside naval dig
nifty and intermingle with us. giuing us
all the attention and praise, which we
y" i'aS SIJoS. L~leutenantS ROnpr,
GieaHes. Morgan and EnsignS Douglass
and Miller Will always be ank and
remembered by all OF us for their
thoughtfulness and kindly disposition
war us. Nothing but praise and
good cheer is lavished upon us. The
people we have met during our trip look
upon us as Ill who can be de
pended pon-and who have taken up n
lie In which every liberty-loving per-
son should give us words of ncourage-
ment-give us the praise we deserve
and not treat us as If we were only
as they say I'm some parts of the United
StateS-'conmofl sailors" They who
cast that look of scoru and treat us
with contempt must look to us to pro-
tect both thcir lives and property. and
The time might come before long.
Let those who nave said hard words
against our faults remember all have
faults and can be pardoned and don't
say anything against us In the future.
IT nothing good can be said, then say
nothing at all. On account OF the heavy
rains. travel was somewhat impedcd,
and after a fine ride we arrived at Mo-
bile ut , p. m. and had supper and pipe
down" shortly afterwards. Afte. a
short stay we hurried on and found
ourselves safe II in New Or
leans at midnight. Here we took on
w dining cars, and after an hours de-
lay, We're ferried over the Mississippi
river II then sped on towards the
setting sun. passing the rice and sugar
cane plantations of Louisiana. When
passing through New Orleans the ia
nous French markets were alive and
the stalls loaded down with the good
things of life. hustle and confusion
reigned and everybody wished to pur-
chase the best and freshest of early
spring greens.
We are now on the border OF the Lone
Star State, expecting 10 arrive in Hous-
ton, Ten, at $3.50 q. m.
CT. B. CITIZENS.
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I'M BERKELEY.

A horse that belongs to Mr.. w. w.
Sylvester ran away yesterday and sue
ceeded in breaking up the buggy to some
extent.
Messrs. N. Tatum and Harry West
have leased the machine shops OF the
late G.. X. Baker, and began work yes
terday.
The funeral of Mr.. NJ. p. Harrison's
little child took place Sunday after
noon from the residence and was con-
Quoted by Rev. r. NJ. Chandler. Inter
mcnt was made in Magnolia Cemetery,
Bishop Randolph confirmed a class Of
eight at st. Thomas Episcopal Church
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. Geo. W. Glenn. OF Sykes, Acco-
mack county, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. w. H.. French.
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More n o,nc Provided.

Mrs. Wemple. .: Mr.. b. Ii. Owens,
.; Mr.. S. +. Dashiell, 1; MIR. Irwin. l;
Mrs. f.. c. Brooks. 4; Mrs. II. T.. Cul-
pepper, Jr., 9; Mrs. c. p. Brownley,
9: Mrs. J.. w. Truitt, .; Mrs. John u,
Hall, ?; Mrs. Stores. 9: Mrs. IT. l.. Clea-
ton, .; Mir. John Adams, /; MIR. H.. Il.
Wilkins, l: Mr.. a. Il. Butt, .: Mr.. w
j. Calvert. L; Mr.. j. VI. Winslrw. I;
Mr.. a.. Buff, .; Mrs. Nicely, 4; Mr.. J.
Davis Reed. 1; Mr.. George y. Bone. l;
Mrs. Susie Grice, 9; Miss Julia Brooks,
l; Mr.. l.. X. Watts, 6; T.. w. Rem, |;
Mrs. White. /; X. j. Saunders. 2: a. G.
Friedlin, > additional: J.. L. Bowers, 9
Captain Flemming. .; T.. V. White, .;
l.. l.. Birmingham, .; G. y. G. Scott. l.
Mrs. D~augherty, .; Mr.. Thomas Scott, g
s. b. Hudgins, .; Mrs. ]. Is. Porter. 3
Mr.. L. w. Owens, .; MIR. Bascomb Sykes
|; Mr.. ]. Il. Dempsey. l; Mr.. j. NJ. Sher.
wood. /; Mrs. j. II. Toomer. Q; Mr.. S. d
Docke. /; Mrs. +. S. Hope. .; J.. IT. King
.: w. V. II. Williams. .; Mr.. w. III
Bassett, l; MIR. Joseph C%ulpepper, j.
Mrs. Emmerson, .; MIR. Charles Hud-
gins. /; Messrs. Gresham & Jameson,
l: MIR. w. A. Fiskc, l..
There are about fifty delegates for
whom no provision has as yet been
made. Our citizens are urged to come
to the supper OF the association and
furnish the needed entertainment.
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The tyranny ofthe DesI.,

We will suppose that your occupation
is se~dentary-that you are chained. so
to speak. to the desk In some clothing
house. or perhaps to the loom in some
vast mill where you are Compelled TO
labor from morning till night. Sunday
is your only day of relaxation. You re-
turn home every evening wearied men.
tally and bodily. Your health and
strength begin TO fail. What will most
effectually recuperate your vital energy?
The weight OF evidence points to no
other conclusion than thai Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is your safest. most re-
liable Ehect anchor. Use it pcrsistently.
and your system will soon regain its
pristine rigor. Every function VIII re-
ceive IL healthful impulse. There is no
remedy to equal the Bitters for ner-
~vousness and want of sleep. dyspepsia.
constipation andi biliousness. 1t averts
and remedies all forms of malarial dis
ease, and is a preventative Of rheuma-
tism and neuralgia.
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Stole u Kcg Of ncer aud I.os,It.

Yesterday morning about 6 O'Clock
officer Long saw I'VE men on King.
near Armstrong street. with II key Of
beer. Just before they reached him they
set it down and stopped to rest. The
officer waited for q minute or so for them
to start again. as they were coming to-
wards him. but one of the men happier,
ed to see him and said to his chum:
Hello, there Is Il cop" and both men ram
off, leaving the beer behind. The officer
made chase. but failed to catch them,
they having too much start ON him. He
returned, secured the beer and had II
carried TO the ~stntion-house. 1t was u
keg of Slitz beer. Messrs. Pace, Warren
a. WeisdOrf being agents for the beer,
were notified and u search of their pre-
misses were made, but everything was
found to be secure. Later il was learned
that it came from Mr.. Privott's club
roam, on Crawford street. Mr.. T.. says
the beer was left out In the hall, from
which place IL was taken.
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NORTH CAROLINA

some Of II citizens are very much
iiiSohVenieiced by the blind bitches not
peihs properly attended to. and water
Is Standing under some OF the houses.
IL should be attended to.
The Wilson Cotton Mills are under
solis repairs INT will be u very hand
some mill when completed.
we understand thai Messrs. Briggs
~ rieiilhiing are TO erect one OF the larg-
est priIe houses In the State Ill Il very
SNORT time. 1t is to be In front of the
colofcd Presbyterian Church.
our Oh citizen, MIR. Henry Tyson, and
MIC spent Sunday In our city. MIR.
issoa IS the proprietor of q large shoe
s,oIe IN Rocky Mount, N. c. We were
siau 10 see him and hope he will come
me tobacco market Is still holding
w. wen and big sales at all the ware
the Widow Bedott' Company will
play here Tonight.
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Old Maids, Conyentiou.

AS physicians, we feel each day the
necessity of IL hospital in our city, and
heartily endorse the methods taken by
the ladies. bless them. to augment oul
building fund. We trust the day is not
far distant when We. like other great
cities. shall see in our midst n building
which will be commensurate with our
needs. Let Portsmouth turn out Ell
masse on the night of the 18th 10
give II fair maids a roHsing welcome in
their ~endeavors to aid us. The general
admission has been fixed at % cents
reserved seats. so cents. AS only n few
rows Will be reserved and already the
demand for seats so great. We are posi-
tive of n packed house and feel sure thai
on st. Valentines night there will not
be standing room in Kim Hall.
Drs. Butt. Maupin, Parker. A. and A.
Silisoly, Hope. Parish. V. and C. Cul-
pepper. Robinson, McMurrin, Bind
enwald, Tlatton, Grice. Holiday. and
DIR. Claiborne. OF the United States
Navy Hospital.
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EDENTON, N. c.

Edenton, n. G., Feb. 10.-(Speclal.)-
i,rish', sunsiliny weather has taken the
liace Oh the clouds. wind and rain OF last
AT J.E. White. of Hartford, has beer
Io''e'hpiltlnS for some time of putting
IN our town electric lights, we hone
that he Will decide TO do so ut once.
AR: VIM. Nj. Bond has returned from
itaiciSh, n. c., where he has been at
tending the Supreme Court OF North
Carolina.
me seine fishermen are making prepa-
ration Tor putting In their seines.
w. l.. taylor. of Winston. revenue Of
icer' rs In town this morning.
The usual services were conducted at
the different churches Sunday
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ELIZABETH CITY.


Elizabeth City, n. c.. Feb. 1O.-(Spe-
cial.)-Itev. DIR. Blackwell finished his
lecture on The Ten Los Tribes" ut
the Baptist Churcl, last night, which he
began several Sundays ago.
Mr.. Arson Coloon has returned from
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
leeg ut Raleigh, where he has been
Il year.
At the Baptist Church next Thursday
afternoon will be held what is termed
"a Mothers Meeting" All women who
are mothers are invited to attend.
Rev. DR.. Blackwell preached to n
large audience, composed OF people from
almost all parts of the country, yester-
day afternoon ut the Halls Creek
Church, on "Sanctification. On ac-
count Of the Sanctiiied Army being in
that part of the county II holding their
meetings., causing considerable trouble
among the better class OF people, DR..
Blackwell was invited to preach this
sermon.
The body of Mr.. John Jennings. son of
Mr.. Thos. Jennings. of this county, who
died at college In Raleigh. has been
brought out for interment.
Seats for the entertainment given by
the CASTOR Literary Society next Fri
day night, are now on sale at Selig's.
They are going very fast and everybody
who wishes to be comfortably seated
should obtain them right away.
The Langdon Dramatic Company,
which closed It's engagement here last
week. VIII return here again next week.
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MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,.
February 10Th. 1Ith. I2ih, Will Re Rig
Bargain Days at HammiII's This
weelI-Eeud Every lem.

We shall slaughter dress goods. Your
choice OF the entire lot Monday 25c. n
yard, worth b0c.. Csc. and 75c. a ward,
Remember this dress goods bargain only
CSC. a yard.
At 19c. IL lot ladies' embroidered
handkerchiefs. regular price Csc. while
the l5c. quality will go at lie. each.
At 4c. n lot 10c. table napkins.
At 3lc. II lot soc. colored, table linens.
At 3Ac. one lot Sc. towels.
At 4Ac. one lot Sc. apron ginEhams.
At SEC. one lot Sc. canton annel
At 4&c. one lot &c. Hamburg edgings,
beautiful patterns, while the l21sc. pat
tern Will go at &c. n the zoe. (exQuIsite)
patterns at lac.
At roc. one lot 81 kid gloves.
At Csc. N lot s1.50 white blankets.
AT S1.a7 one lot s2.75 comforts.
AT SOC. one lot I5c. white spreads.
At l9c. one lot children's sacques. for
mer price zoe.
Sale begins tomorrow CMonday). Feb.
ruaTy 10th. These prices are for cash.
HAMMILL'S. 800 High street.
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WILSON, N. c.

Wilson. N. c., Feb. 1O.-(SpeciaD-
The court is continued here his week
and q. large GROVE is here. The Atkinson
murder trial took Il very unexpected turn
Saturday evening. The evidence was
being given In when the counsel for The
defendant rose and said that The evil
dcncc was not sufficient for the case To
go before the jury, and the defendant
was set at liberty. This waS very UNI
expected and a great many did not un-
derstand why in a murder trial that the
case should not go before the jury.
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The successful transportation of the
draft of men from the navy yard here
TO Mare Island, Cal. has already borne
fruit and the result may be appreciated
by the merchants of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, when they are informed that
on Thursday, February 18th. Il special
train will leave Mare Island with I2O of
the crew of the United States steamer
Baltimore bound for this port, where the
men will be paid off.
The draft. in charge OF Lieutenant
Culver. u. S. N. will travel over the
Southern Pacific to New Orleans and
thence by the Piedmont Air Line South
crn Railway to Portsmouth.
1t is inferred that the Navy Depart
ment purposes, i'm the future, to divide
this business between the Seaboard Air
Line and the Southern Railway, the
former getting the West-bound move
ments and the latter the East bound.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE MEETING,
Belts Chief of Empires ma A. Small
Secretary.

Richmond. Va, Feb. 2O.-(Special)-
The Virginia Baseball League was reor-
ganiZed tonight with j. NJ. McClaugh-
lin of L~ynchburg, president, and John
{. Small. of Richmond. secretary and
treasurer. The duties OF the latter Off
cial will be to look after the lipanc.
and keep Il record of the scores. Mr..
Belts was chosen for chief of umpires
at a salary OF $3.50 per month. He will
have charge of the umpires who are
to be paid 500 per month The season
will open April 18th and continue TO
September 10th. Several changes wer,
made In the rules, but they are of no
great Importance. and Maynard & Wat
son have bought out Brady's interest I'm
the Portsmouth team.
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MURDER TRIAL
Concluded from First Page.)

concluded from First PaEe)
the Commonwealth Attorney, but n
paid attorney to assist In this prosecu-
ton. Mr.. Hamilton said If ever he was
a prisoner at the bar lie would not want
a man with thirty pieces ortsilver in his
hand to prosecute him and call him a
liar and coward, as Judge Hinton had
done Harris. TT Is q little HARSH" said
Mr.. Hamilton, " to talk of Il man as
Judge Hinton had done of Harris. whose
hands were tied" THANK Cod" said
Mr.. Hamilton, Harris is lot to be tried
by Judge Hinton's opinion or by his
UIamilton's) opinion" In conclusion
Mr.. Hamilton said If ever there was a
justifiablc homicide this Is one OF them.
Mr.. VIM. T.. Mclllwaine. the leading
counsel for the prisoner. will close the
argument fn the defense tomorrow.
lie will be ollowed by Mr.. Vim. II.
Jones, the Attorney for the Common
wealth. The case will probably go to
the jury tomorrow night.
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DIR NJ EMS

sell or exchange. See his advertisement
II give him q call.
The employees OF the Seaboard Ali
Line shops were. paid yesterday.
Bishop Randolph confirmed a class at
st. Johns Church Sunday night.
Wright Memorial Epworth League
will elect officers tomorrow night.
The w. c. Il. u. will meet this after
noon at the Christian Mission, POS Coun-
ty street.
For want of a quorum there was nc
meeting of the Police Commissioners
last night.
Rev. Mr.. Bosnian preached a sermon
at Wright Memorial Church Sunday
night to young ladies exclusively.
The male chorus for the Stnte Con
vention will meet for rehearsal ut the
Y. NJ. c. A. rooms tonight at sis O'Clock.
The keel blocks for the docking OF the
Indiana were shipped to Port Royal
go on In a few days.
The force ut the Seaboard Air Line has
increased to such an extent that an
other coach had to be added last night
to bring them to the city.
Blight young boys were arrested Sum
day afternoon on Hoa glands wharf for
playing u They all denied the charge
and were dismissed with a %reprimand.
Sunday night some one broke one of
the large sfow windows at MIR. Charles
Whites store, on the corner of Filing
ham and County streets. INC stole q pair
OF shoes from out the window.
The Rt. Rev. a. NJ. Randolph. d. D.,
Bishop OF Southern Virginia. will preach
and confirm a class at st. James p. Z.
Mission Wednesday, evening. February
18th. at 1880 o'clock; Rev. j. e. Dennis.
rector.
Messrs. David Appcnzeller. Louis ].
Morris and James u. Jean are perfect
ing plans for building one of the largest
pigeon cotes i'm this section at Prentis
Place. These gentlemen ave me with
much success in raising carrier pigeons
and game and fancy fowls.
The remains Of Mr.. John Weaver, a
brother of Mr.. Joseph +. Weaver. were
brought from Newport News yesterday
and were taken to Oak Grove Cemetery
for interment. Rev. Mr.. Farland on
Quoted the services. There were quite
a number of his former a~cQuaintances
present at the services.
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Police Court.

Mayor Davis this morning disposed of
the following cases In the Police Court
John Crowder and Henry Blount. col
ored, disorderly conduct; fined 81 each.
James Perry, charged with stealing
Il boat. was sen to jail for three
months.
Charles Scott, charged with breaking
into a shop; held for court.
William Smith, larceny al clothes;
continued till the 9Th.
Asa Saunders, larceny OF bottles;
continued till the 18th.
Eight white boys who were arrested
for playing crap at Hoagland's wharf,
were dismissed for want of evidence.
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A Junk Sion Robbed.

Some time during Sunday night some
one broke into he junk shop of MIR.
John w. Woodman. on Market square.
and carried off four barrels Of whiskey
TASKS and several dozen Yeast powder
bottles. Yesterday morning a negro
named Asa Sanders brought q quantity
OF yeas powder bottles to Woodlands
TO sell Mr.. Rocks, a clerk for Wood
man, who recognized a mark on tho
bottles n had Sanders arrested. The
case was continued for further examina-
ton,
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Car Robber Captured.

Yesterday morning about AIS O'Clock
Constable Matthews. who is employed as
"a watchman for the Norfolk and Caro-.
lima road at Primers Point. saw a negro
break a car seal. He waited until the
man pulled the car door open and got
inside. He Immediately walked IN,
covered the negro with his pistol and
TOOK charge of him.. He was carried
before Justice Hollenden. where he gave
his name as Alexander Charles. The
Justice sent him on to the County Court
for car breaking.
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Naval News.

Washington. Feb. 10.-The Essex ar
rived at the Brooklyn navy-yard to-day
to undergo repairs.
The Raleigh ran over from Hampton
Roads to Newport News to-day for
coal.
The Boston arrived at Honolulu Ian
uary 30th.
Brooklyn to be locked.
The New York has arrived at Temp
kinsville, Staten Island, to allow her
men a holiday in New York.
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GIudness Comes

With 4 better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
zeal ills which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle cfforts-pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a co~nstipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrupo of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. tits therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase. that you have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
utablc druggists.
If in the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system is regular, then laXa-
tives or other remedies are not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most slSillful
physicians, but if in need Of a laxative,
then ono should have the best, and with
the wcll-informed everywhere, Syrupo OF
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
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ADV'S.
n HORSES HOME.

| have just rebuilt the stables at GIG
and CTS Middle street. Portsmouth,
where | am prepared TO take care of
horses at the following prices: Board
ing lIorcs, $i2 per month: Clipping
Horses, 81 per head; Filing Teeth, 81 to
81. Medicines for horses always on
hand. Spoiit horses broken of all bad
Understanding, away, baking. kicking,
change always on hand Your patron
age is cordially solicited. Respectfully
I HAVE COME TO Stay. IN feiilsn
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MISS ANNIE RIGGS WE'D.
The Young Woman Who Testified In
the Asylum Investigation.

Richmond. Va, Feb. 10.-(Special.)-
Miss Annie Riggs. of Accomac. who tcs-
titled here last week in the Investigation
Of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind ~Institu-
ton. was married to-day in that county
80 81 Mr.. Walter Taylor. Rev. j. X.
Sturgis telegraphs here that she is a
woman OF fine character, and has the
sympathy OF the community in the
matter of the trouble she related TO the
committee.
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Fine Feathers MnLo Fine nird..

AS old as it is, sc true 1t is, appear-
ances cannot be over-estimated. Well
dressed people do get along better In
life-they are better received in society
and business circles-and the reason of
1t is that taste In dress is accepted by
the world as an infallible sign of in
telligence and refinement.
It's our business to dress you well al
q low cost.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY.
ia High street
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THE NATIONS CAPITAL
Continued from First page.)

on all sugars above number 1G, Dutch
standard. und ON NIL ~dlscolored sugars.
The remainder of the day was spent In
the discussion of the joint resolution d.
recting the Secretary of Agriculture to
purchase and distribute seeds for the
year 1896. a. final vote was not reached,
and after the announcement of thu,
death of Representative Grain the SEN
ate, ut 1910. adjourned until tomorrow.
Senators Mills, GallInEcr and Frye
were appointed II committee Ia Join the
House committee OH the funeral of Re
preventative Grain. .
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HEREFORD, N. c.

Hartford, n. c., Feb. 1O.-(Special.)-
Miss Pennic Whedbce Is able to attend
to her school.
MIR. Lonni Skinner is in town.
n. Baker was in town Saturday.
There are plenty OF business men in
town. "
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Whnt Portsmouth's weather Prophc
Has 10 Say.
Mr.. Editor:
February 10, 1886.

MT. EUIIOT. "
l wish to inform you of the storm that
VIII come this week. This storm will
come OH Wednesday. and will be very
severe on both land and sea. Warn all
captains OF vessels going out to remain
In harbOr or Tuesday and "Wednesday
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The Flying Squadron.

Cowes. Feb. 10.-The new flying squad
ron OF British warshlps sailed for Bcre-
haven, Bantry Bay, on the south coast of
Ireland to-day.