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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10

Tennessee has planned and is now
constructing an industrial exposition
of interstate and international scope
to celebrate the one hundreth ami
versary of her admission into the
Union, to open at Nashville, the capi-
tai of the State, September l, 1896,
aud to continue 100 days. The plans
call for twenty main buildings to be
grouped around lake, military
plaza, and a reproduction OF the Par.
thenon at Athens, standing snow white
aud alone in the middle upon high
terrace. In the main exposition
buildings Tennessee will present in
classified form under appropriate de.
partments the evidences of her re-
sourceful mines, her fertile fields and
her numerous manufactures. She in
Hites every other State and foreign
md to come and place its exhibits
by side with hers. and will make
charge for the space occupied.
management to which has been in
stsd the details of the fair desire
the most unique and the most
plete exposition possible may re.
from their labora. For Tennss-
part more than 1000 prominent
aud women scattered throughout
State are said by the managers 10
lTklng earnestly aud patrIotieally,
without salary. preparing exhib.
Tor other States. fFse spase ia
buildings ios exhibits anl sites
llisiiual liiiees are offered. aai
anasement will render all assist
ZOE to sueh commissioners a. are ap.
pointed for The FaeesSsial perform,
alice OF their duties. 'renaessee. ="
tas taa mauazets, - "a earnesl aai
she will prove again by hsr exposi'
llon the lilaesa oi the term 'felualeer
hlale.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10
MErfoRIEs.

As a perfume doth remain
In the folds where il hath lain,
SO the thought OF you remaining
Deeply folded in my brain.
Will not leave me; all things leave ms;
You remain.
Other thoughts may come and go,
Other moments may know.
That shall wait me. in their going,
As a breath blown to and fro.
Fragrant memories; fragrant memories
Come and go.
Only thoughts OF you remain
Ia my heart where they have lain,
Perfumed thoughts of you remaining,
A hid sweetness in my brain.
Others leave me; all things leave me:
You remain.
Arthur Symons.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10

Ridiculous ~ ii sounds toF Tho
united States at this period Of their
existence, We are ON tho straight road
10 bankruptcy. The sitaatioa j. such
that With Congress IN Republican con-
lrs!. : President vi the opposition
must accept tho revenue bill which u
laid bsfors him. There Is = deficiency
ia the National Fevenae. aai No ma-t
have menes, IL isa condition vhieh
eonfronts a., not a theory. New York
hun,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10

Feminine caprice in dress has ruined
many a hourishing industry, and now
the Calais lacemakers are the sufferers.
The present fancy for thick heavy
guipure laces prevents sale of the fine
delicate fabrics wrought in the neigh
borhood of Calais. Calais manufac-
turers have distributed their lace free
to Partisan shops, but customers will
not take it up.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10

The Leather Trust. having put mp
tho price Of its product. has now 10.
eidel 10 close ono hundred OF its
tanneries, throwing fifteen thousand
persons out OF employment for an in-
definite period. Still the Democratic
trust'smashefs are IN control Of the
Government at Washington. -cleve.
aud tDAiol Leader.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10
Presence OF Mint at the PoIat OF Death.

Death came to Captain II. Q. Nc
Laaghlin. of the steamer Resolute.
while he was in the pilot house steer
ing his boat across San Francisco har-
bor the other day. As no felt his
senses leaving him he intuitively
reached forward aud rang the relisi
bell for the mate. When the mate
reached the pilot house ths captain
was lying ON the floor. senseless. and
IN . minuta or iva he Was dead. Early
that day he had picked up horse,
shoe near the wharf. aud took /,
aboard. telling his friends that II
meant good luck foT hin. -Nss iosk
sua.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10
4 Remarkable IMk.

One OF the most remarkable inks
known to tho chemist is made OF a
preparation of Prussian blue in com
bination with nitric and hydroehlorio
acid. The writing done with this ink
has the singular property OF fading
when exposed to the light aud reeov.
erlng its color when taken into the
shade or plassd ia perieet dsr knesz. =
Indianapolis Journal.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10
Chinese threat rsp splnsers.

The Chinese excel al flying kites,
bnl they are even greater si zrinai
tops. some OF their tops are a, large
- half . barrel. aud it rsqaires tha
strength u three ehiaamsa to sel
thsm a'splnalas. Tho hamminS oI
these tops eau hs heart At llslanes
vi several huairsi yarh.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10

Alphonse Daudet, the French nov
elist, has been sorely troubled by his
uncomplimentary remark about Eng
lish women. He declared the other
day that he had decided to say moth
ing about women in the future. be-
cause this "sex, usually called feeble.
has too many defenders when at-
tackled"
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10
ports of rags for the two fiscal years
ending June so, 1898 and 1895:

ending June so, 1898 and 1895:
IMPORTS OF FOREIGN RAGS TO BE MANUrAc-
TURED INTO CLOTHING FOR AMERICAN MEN.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Year ending Quantity.
June 10. Pounds.
1893, Tree trade. ...,..............14 IA ,066, ,055
1873, protection. .................. 35
Increase of free ira 10 rags. IA ,066 ,O19
Under the Mckinley tariff the pro-
tectionists were not ashamed to call
this stuff shoddy. But the free trad
ers shirk shoddy and "snake" the
word out OF their statistical reports.
But what's in name? There are the
facts. Farmers can tell the quantity
of rags that are being used in place OF
their wool. The people can tell the
quantity OF foreign rags that they
must wear on their backs, besides all
the shoddy goods that are coming
from Yorkshire. And everybody knows
the increase in our supply of foreign
free trade rags. Senator Hill did well
to stigmatize this shoddy tariff as ''a
rag-bag production.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany has asked NIL the important lines
using Pullman sleepers to join in q
request to the Pullman Company to
reduce the price of upper berths
twenty-five per cent. below the price
charged for lower berths. Pullman
cars are run on 127, 0C0 out OF 173, 900
miles of road in this country.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10
WHEN MY SHIP COMES IN.

My ship comes sailing In from the sea,
And am glad as glad can be.
oh! have kissed my love tonight,
And all life seems one calm delight.
My ship comes in. my ship comes in,
My ship comes sailing up the sea,
And life is like dream to me.
The stars look larger than before;
The moon is silver now. The door
OF Paradise seems open wide
As yon church-door for my fair bride.
My ship comes in, my ship comes I'M
My ship comes climbing up the sea,
And land and sea are fair to me.
know full we'll in my ships hold
Lie neither gorgeous silks nor gold;
But oh! / know my love loves me
And ask no moro OF land or sea.
My ship comes in, my ship comes in;
My ship has crossed the lonesome sea,
And am glad as glad can be.
joaquin Miller. in His "Pocms. -"
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10

Four professors of the University
OF California, after listening, as judges,
to public debate on the New Wo-
man movement, voted solidly against
the New Woman, deciding that the
movement sis not for the best inter.
ests of the race"
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10

Henry Wattersop, editor of the
Louisville Courier Journal, is gcing
to write life of Abraham Lincoln
from the standpoint of an ex-Confed-
crate who admires the genius of tho
martyred President.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10

Count Okuma's proposition Of q
worlds fair in Japan is sensible one.
thinks the New Orleans Picayune. The
Occidental attendance at an Oriental
exposition would be immense.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10
A BAN ON THE NAME.

AM Agnes Grey,
or at least that
was my name
when, one bright
summer day, the
sky as blue as
though tn er g
never could be
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-01-10

German women have been appealed
to by the international Woman's
League for Peace in Paris to help
them in bringing about general dis
armament.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10

Aftlr Jaly tho English raro1ls VIII
cats lrnmmcrs hmm IT, stay oN,r Sl''-
fu,r far ih. rpuua ,rir e.ille' iirs', f"c-
olid or third cass VIII e GOOD rom
I-ritAy - Monday. auN VIII h soy 70
nh. s,atou over thirty miles distant from
In. starting po.nt 10 gnari against raul
H. i.idH VIII r.qulr" gIpiganis 10 he
Jue,nhers Of III Conlr'rcial, Tr,Neicr+
fascination and a cer,in 3'e lfaims IA"
irotoartth OF the applicant must be pre-
seniea.
rso miloaso of railroads of ''Gon"ral IN.
te~n-tN m i'rnnoc was iner as'i MY
No r,in.s n iSnh mrFne the total ut
H.. ,in.. oi IN. wear e27ii mil's. III which
"a n50 miles belonged ,n The as great
romrnnios and 1884 miles TO ins Sinig
fo,.,le," ,nere wcrc 9i0i miles 81 local
rnjlro.d I'M operation dulina the Year.
TX. length ~ the street raNF 'ps AZ ING
~ a tha year was l3E WiN' no lsss
Nm ia miles having been completed
iluring the rtur.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10

mill last night. IN which Jesse Blackburn
stabbed man Ivy the name Vt WHITE. The
knife thrust penetrated the crest of the
reum producing an ugly aud dangcrcus
wound. White. the wounded man, * not
expected to live, Whisky Is supposed to
have been thr cause of the difficulty.
MIR. and Mrs. w. III. Bonaer returned
last nigh, fluui sherman. in company with
their daughter, Miss paisy. who has been
attending one of the seuinariSs ut that
place.
Mr. Johns of 81, Louis. Mo-, attended
by Mossrs. r J. Bonucr. j. l.. Bonner,
W Nj Jones and w. L. NinSnn. was inl,l-
atsi Into the mysteries of squirrel hunt
ing IN the Ncchcs bottoms Friday. TNc
m"mher@ Of the party Were highly ulatcd
with their trip aud returned loaded with
squirrels. rcihuls and ticks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10
oIrrl.AW Killed.
ofacers Af,er fhD CHRISTIAN Gang Make n
Gonl pickup

Officers After ih4 Christian Gang Make n
Gonl pickup
Paris. Tckns June o. lpennty MarShn's
EroeLington. Chancellor. Gibbs i'eNeS'
colbert and Lewis Williams have TO-
TUNED from Il trip into Creek nalion'
where they went 20 Try 10 capture ihc
CHRISTIAN gang. 1'hoy trnlicd them 10
tb.tr rendezvous on the dtep fork Of The
Canadian in the western part ~ ihr ma
don AZ they approached tho plhN'.
which consisted ~ mo cabins hum 81
heavy logs wih port hclcs, q nNsr1 hal''
Will Stevenson 'ana on ana made iiShl,
Hrockinrtun. Reeves and Niiliame mad
one rsthiu covered ana Chancellor. tihhs
aud Colbert the one Stevenson WAS ~
When $40 senacn aitrWptrd 10 shoot ne
officers nH"d woundnR BIN ~ bhdly
that lie only iiyed short time.
Dick sanger. the negro In the ntnei
cabin was with much dNtculiy induced
To siii render
An'r capturing sanger 1t waa learned
that ihn trrek authorities h+d "nrr' q
"a rrwRrd fnr him Hn1 Stevenson ioi
robbins % man II 5000 a few daSH before
aud h. was i-irned over 10 them
m. Christ nn gang had been ~ ~.
plaCn only short TN" before me AZ
rival of the officers. nui had leii Itt
cabins were in al uniieqp"llira paii ~
tho country and were made for the pui'
fo. uf defense. Hal Sinvnneoh not been
Killed al the b' ginning the officers would
have h0d hard night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10
TAXABLE VALUES REDUCED.

Corpns Christi reKas, Jane s. 'ihe com
mlsaionors court OF Huncoa county mt
10 this city today AZ board vi oanaiiHa
ton mnd reduced tho taxable value II tic
propnrty Ia tho county from sGD39,alu -
s. iai 600 being a reduction In t,kahi"
values Il over $.Do.nD Homes were i"-
dlio.d FROM 40 Ia S., iaud valued Last Year
at $l.1a per arro WAS reduced 10 ~ so aud
land p.tued at 81 So was reduced % ~ 80
Citv property va fhe town ~ corpus
Cnristi was r. lucod 20 per cent. 'rhia WIS
don't ,,i thr request of prominent stock
tho city The tHA VIII. rfhhrs, htNe to
be raised on account oi this reduction,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10

4 lf,Df az
Notes and rersonpis'
Austin, TcNas. june -lho io'""'Nf
collectors today settled WIN me comp
trsi.r.
~ H. rhrasher Of Travs county Or
.,itna.ian taxes COLLECTED. s.3.i1i ~ al
yaiorrm NiNmsii deiinpuciii, sioal. %
Taomls Mcdsn, OF r. u, No . ~ ~
OCCUPATION iAIes 'al',I, s..sI d,
il, - BYRON, Of ,Wi.lia,m,,oo1a ,. s -. NY
vaio,'em. So. i.Ai2i delinquent, Spl'Nb'
KctTr,i. oi Ochiltrcr county
,',,,,tiun taxes collected. $50, adYA-
i5r,ri SsiiiN5. delinquent, s2'.s,.
# j ifimu. Of Mci.rnnatn eoph 80
r1ii,ltluU faNns w. co. f-''''- "''"-
lu,tm linl, 5tS.0l delinquent 'e1iA'So,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10

Richmond, lpNaR lune ID. 10 shup-
tripo ana family wii leave tonight for
Knpthory, where they VIII rcsde Nj
Shnptrine las been connected with tho
Southern Pacific Iuirond for s.vnrai ypafg
as reii,i agent iiu win uika rn4rsp 81
the Kngsbory station. iIis friends tiH'i
to sec him leave
me i;clsiy GEORGE building y about
moved into their new quarters. THIS
binding aud fixtures are as iine AS found
ia any city,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10
~, ,O 4 BAYOU DELEGATES

kssay orr' Ou' Texas. June lin the
~ he foS,n, aion held AZ this place SAT-
ystns 80 to Iious,on On Jupe H. n
tiibbs = smith. j. n. Tompkins ana
. sics, .s.,lon VAS held on tho same
Years. eMo trustees for the neNt
ltsty $3.50 j. ". Ellender anu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10
THE lNrHRNArioNAL's RATES.

Passenger Asen, G. -. Hunter of the
International ami Great Northern has RI
c'lNed authority FOR the following special
rates.
Account OF good roads convention In
HdlN tston. round trip tickets FOR s. VIA
~ oi salt today tomorrow and Friday.
soS' To return 10 saturday. 81 round trip
l. VII! bee on sale every day up TO
aud Mclwlng saturday good iu ,ciuln
oniy on dat OF sale. Both s. aud 81 ti,k rfs
a., good only Oh morning rams leaving
riCnsicn. Annual meeting oi the National
t9avi lit.1l association, Buffalo, y y.
So for the round trlp rrom Houston.
ticket on sale july and 4. good % ~
iNlh 10 jay H. Domccra ir National con-
Nrntinu. Chicago, 81 for the rouiid trlp
IN -ale july 3. | and 4. iiw'cd to rsturn
70 July ~. International convention
Young fo.Nie $ Society nf Christian En-
ieaN9r. WASHINGTON. ". c. s3o,o Tor
round ttin from ilpu~luN an .sLlo lillv J..
: and aga limited to RETURN 20 lpiv Vs.,
wen privilege ~ oNi"r 1n ol 'nif go
Jlhy "a hs drfcSit " roket vith ioin'
AGENT. lorulgi convention. s. ionis
Na.9N ini t7us irir on -ale Jus ~
~ ana -, limit to 1ulN g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10
WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN.
Regular Weekly Report OF the Te Aas
Weather Bureau.
A DEFICIENCY IN pREClPlTAT ION,
Temperature Above the Normal - Eai
Needed for All Crops-Corn String
In some sections.

| Department OF Agriculture rlnuate and
,,,,,, ,.,,.,,., ~, ,,, ,,.,,t,,,, ,,,.,, .r,,,s
WV se'N'N' - ~. "NN''''' '''''" ~
| section. crop bulletin for the week end
| iui. Monday. Juno q.
,,r,ciu,,s,,o,. IN. v,,,hcr was .c,cr,l.
| -
| the 81 and 9Th. when light showers were
! r.nnrt.d from, ;nc onstcrn Norton of ihc
! .'"'''" '"' wv N"a"'" n"'''' W. ,"N
| STATE, The rainfall was not We'll DIS
| iributcd, and thu greatest amouut for the
| wr"i, was a. OF an inch lu The Vicinity of
''uero. The precipitation on AN average
| 'hc greatest ,IvhriaueN wAs more IMAM ON.
| inch in tho Vicinity ul GAlv,ston
! sunshine Scati-nod cuniulNs and Gu
| In~,d IN, ,r,,,,,,t ~, s,r-ltn,. sltehnv
| hut ON An aNer,er fef ihs weclS +, viz
p,,,eraiy about tha nofmli Or slightly
| al.,
| 'r.nu.,s,t,r,l 'rh. v.sss .t.,ncl with .he
t,fnr,'r..ti,in rnns,nt from 10 degrces
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10
INJl,psD IN A RUNAWAY.

Palestine. Te1as June o~Jrs. Percy v.
Ponnybaokar ana lnile son. percy, were
thrown from a buggy ihs morning Mrs
Tennyhackor MAR pretty badly Aurl. willie
the baby capped apparently unhnrt me
buggy was smashed up e"hsiaefaply'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10
y, sHERIFr's DEPARTMENT..

E,,,, wants TWO mon of the following lo-
\ !, sn'hs hls name as Jesse VI. Hir-
Fan, o HdArris county. Texas. about n
|r,s,~ va, ahoui 3 icet : inches nieh.
Eil reS 59pqt lio pounds. brown h1.r.
Ian 'SSi nuish mouslache. dark hluv .yrr,
Wi il H. shce, riding hlaeA horse
hi shoii nGanls hish, branded l. u on
Es n toi a by i. $. Collins ~ TO-. Cnyy-
Ii. wi W; T.. No. H. seat Isl
Pm a sNl.s his name j. > Harper.
h, ab6s'' rais cld. about fcci 81. in p =
kads curi, yHts ia, weight anlu H.,
S1ssttSNe, rca beaiil 81 ,hont tws ye.k
P,,s sb,aa fs liuc eyes. riding eiAy
n tom W. ~ lands hish, also clait1s .
a can''ne q ore described ptrties in
''arge oi iheft
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10
HORRIBLE GRIND.

\ Womnu lnrs l,um Poison and ilo'
Husband Arrested IN The charge,
lurlseyiiv. lcNna lunc S-Ai IN" leati
OF Mrs sndir sWsh,s. reported on th'
18th suslNcions circumstances ioa TO tm
nclict Tint her deisth war brought ahou
bp poison from rtc> ehnWc.
y post molfcm Wees held hN llis. Nlt,Ni
pin ana ,hildora. who ticatel hrt Ia ht
hast sickness aided bN hr, Soastrunk, VIII
on,hidr.l iheir Investigation late Salur
day evening, and hls morning Naihn
Spciehts The husband wi's arfta,~
charged with nutd"r hv poisoniuE' on :
complaint niadc 10y James Erwin. fathrl
al tinu dec Aaand,
prr,isrd Ileed bu' !, short uinr atfel
n,irH takrn Hfie u orc of th' WnfH'
ih, puillrs both h'lnn.,ine 80 respetf ,lii'
hinil.,. un4 e4,h hINni- Mrir relation
siir m tie ruiuiN
Excitement .l rpHuips hhh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10

SERIOUSLY sTABBED
Iufkin Texas. june ga serious cut
ting aTray occurred at or near kurth's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10
THE STATE CAPITAL.

collectors Sottling Wfth the Comptroller.
Notes and Personals.
Austin. Tcxas. Junr e--l'ho following
collectors today settled win the comp
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18
HtNTERSvlI.LE.

Mr., and Mrs Jennings. No. IL johnson
avenue, have sick child.
Key. j. q. Lennon returned Yesterday
from the country. where he assisted
key. Mr.. Jett in n successful revival
meeting ct Oaklette NJ. L. Church.
81. Andrews Mission Chapel. Rey
IIrsinius Wrcnn in charge-Services al
the usual hours.
Members of the Methodist Sewing Cir-
clc may expect n meeting tomorrow at
ternoon. "
Mr.: j. II. Parker, former merchant
OF Huntersviile, now successor n
Niessrs IL. Bristow & Co. in full line
81 groceries and marketing at corner of
central and Washington avenues.
huntersville NJ. f.. Church. Rev T T.
Lennon. pastor-Morning, II o'clock
CHRISTIAN Effort" night 7:3O O'Clock
Key. H. W. Webb will commence n
protracted meeting. Services win he
GIN at 1880 promptly. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. IN. "'
Grace Baptist Church, Rev. L. r.
wright, misunderstanding at II n. m
ana t;i5 p. m. Morning theme. "The u
\. l.. L. Convention-Its impression
upon Visitor" evening, a special ser.
mon Will be delivered to that class Of
people who are in the habit of swearing
SUBJECT, Taking Gods Name in Vain :,
sunday school at $3.50 a. m. b.. Y. p r.
at 2 p. IN. u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18
ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth city, N. c., Oct. 17.-(spe-
! Siai)-Mlss Rose Lathrop, who has been
visiting Massachusetts since the spring,
returned yesterday on the II 80 train.
Mr. Henry Bright, formerly with Mr..
4. Selig, jeweler. has established on
water street, near DIR. O. McMulIen's
drug store, where he will repair watches.
Clocks, etc.
Miss Fannie Kelly, after an absence
81 SIX weeks, returned yesterday on the
40 train from Hartford, where she has
Deen Waiting friends and relatives.
-. u. Aycock will be here next week
70 attend the Federal Court Mr.. q. r
Aydlett has written him asking that he
make "a speech before the Bryan and
hight.
Hon. L, L, Smith, Democrat tic candl-
ldate for the Senate. Will speak al the
;1oIowing places and time: Relvidere
Il5hursday. October g. i o'clock D. m.
aert1ord. Thursday night, October %. :
o'clock; Moyock, Friday, October %. i
o'clock p. M; Coinjock, Saturday. Octo-
pers ~; Old Trap. Monday, October 26:
silsiizabeth City, Monday night, October
~; South Mills, Thursday, October az.
salem. "wednesday, October IS; Eden
grn, Wednesday night, October 2s: Yeo
pm, Thursday, October 20; Bosley, Fri
Gay, October 80; Gates Station. satur-
ea 2; sCctobar Neg Hope, Hail Town
lsJNn Monday, fyoysrsber 2.
.. ~ Davts. f0rtaeriy a merchant
~ shls piacs noM IN the grocery
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18
HEREFORD.

Hartford. y. c.. oct. 17.-(SpeciaD-
There has been four bales of cotton
stolen from the Norfolk ana Southern
railroad station in the last week. Las;
night Mr.. Austin. the railroad section
master, was Watching at the station and
saw II negro man drive up TO the plat
form and put Il bale of cotton i'm his
cart. He told him To halt. but the man
run and he shot at him, hut the ball
did not take erect ANA the man os-
oaped. The officers are hunting for
him.
There was silver Tea" given at the
residence of Miss II j. Smith last night
for the benefit Of the Episcopal Gene
terry.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18
FASHIONS IN NEW YORK
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was very graceful. 1t was intended for
the street. pretty bonnc: of black vel.
vet and gray pearl beads and two aigrets
was made TO wear with it. An elegant
mouse gown had this same kind OF folds
down the fronts This dress Was of garnet
and black dotted foulard. Between the
folds in front was double cascade of
cream lace, and also at each side was =
single cascade. The back was laid i'm fat
folds, with lace between. The sleeves were
bishop shape, with lace frills ana rpaulcts,
ana there WAS n picrrot ruffic ut the neck.
1T must have required 100 yards of lace for
this dress.
Among other new things see gauntlet
gloves of every kind, from glazed kid to
neece lined WOODEN ones All gloves are to
DO chosen ut least one size larger than they
have been worn Wrinkles on the knuc-
kles are now tho guinea stamp
MATE LERoT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18

HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Eastern District OF Virgin 'a-Whereas.
on The lith day of October. 1896, Hudgins n
hurst MED their libel In the District Court
OF the United States, for the Eastern
llstrici OF VrG mia, against the Schooner
Annie Turner. her boats, tackle, apparel
and furniture. in cause of contract, Civil
process in dub. form of law, TO ME directed
returnable on the Goth day of October. 1896
nave seized and taken the said schooner.
Notice Is hereby given that a Distrist
Court court VII he held in the United States
folk. on the Both day of Octobar
1896 for the trial of said premises, and tho
owner or owners, and all persons who NAV
nave or claim any interest are hereby cited
to be and appear at the time and place
a ,,i,9 to show cause. 4 any they have,
prayed. j. NJ HUDGIN, U. S Marshall
by THOMAS II. CROSS. Deputy Marshall