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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-04-01
@eferrei6.

Wien. rs miro beliatl9t oaB Der
Shauipieler Saini bonn Verliner
,9euti6en 2beater" oils Nadiolger
Wiitterpur;ers ans Sur9tbeoter etsas
9irt muroe. -Sier iano flir;lid elm
bluti9es Stubsntenouell liatt. Gin
Stuoert ser Hedte idlus ieinem Seq
ner bas linfe guSe aus. Die FOli,ei
perbaitete ben Stucenten uno brei
Setunounten. - llnsebeures Auilehen
madte bier Die @erbaftuna bes Iirets
tors bes 2abatsS auptmagaSins, Aas
mems goidum, meld)er $50, 600 Sui
ben amtlid)el @elber unteriflagen hat.
-Tier 0eldmilter, Die orei 2Ofter
lnb Elm Spbn bes Shotterlieieranten
g. Wlainl, traten bieier Gage sleids
;eiti9 Dor BEN 2raualiar.
0aoen. Ger bieiise GemeinSeratb
beidlOB, sum Experimentation bes
&aiiers elm neues @pmnalium unb elm
N%rmenbaus III erbauen.
Sre9eni. Die slrbeiten Der 9tbeins
reguliruns ihreiten lletis porpdrts.
Sir Die @runoeinl0iun9 i'm Gle
polbsouer Ourhliid) lit bas in 9uipruf)
genommene %ano, ionic cine beceus
tenbe gn;abl Fariellen i'm 0urdliidlss
9ebiete ielbit, an9etauft morSen, uno
bic ya99eruusen am unteren Gnoe
baben be9onnen.
Ouoapeli. Sas un9arii6e bate
~riolo9iid)e Snititut bat elm Wfittel
sesen sic Sfweiuepeit in Dem Sluts
forum b%erienisen 2biere, peld)e bic
Helt bereits iiberltancen babeu, geiuns
ben. Der Iderbauminiiier hat nur,
iGmmtlide Observation-Disclosures Ser
cine sur Grprobun9 bieie s Wiittels auis
seforbert.
GIa9enfurt. Tie Sdrntneriid)e
Spartaiie bat cine Summe non 800:
600 @uloeu fir Oifenlihe 3mede 9es
mibmct. Canon iino 200, 600 G'ulocn
fir Den @au pes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
$4,000 Gulben fir ben Saiicrjubis
lGumsfonbs, 10000 Gulben iiir Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno 10000 G'ulSen
fir bic Strate Seiligcnblut s0lodners
baus beitimmt.
Frag. Der H.oieiior ser aulturs
tednif am ciedliifJen 2efnitum Sarl
goiDfa, i'm porigen Sabre 9iettor oes
c,ehiiden Setnitums, hat lid in ieis
ner @ObnunS erid)oiien.
9emespar. Sisr murbe Ser
56jabrise Observation-Disclosures 9nton
Sap perbaitet, bon benz ieltgeliellt
murbe, oab er in einem perhaltnib:
mdbis tleiuen llmtreiie bes @anats
ietsmal pe%rbeiratbet lit. Gr brad)te
bic Srauen omar nift um's 2eben,
robl aber INN ibr GermOaen. Wian
slaubt iibsi9ens, baB Die i3abl ieiner
lebenoen Gattinnen minoeitens ;ebn
betrd9t.
5riei. slui sen Tirettor bes bies
iisen observation-disclosures Eroieiior
Yusdi murben BON ieinem Sbeim,
benz 6Oiabrisen &lauierlebrer Curt
bolo, ;ipei 9teuoluerihiiiie abseieuert,
ruelde ibr j3iel perieblten. Sieraui
erlhoB iid 2uribolo ielbit. Der
Grune bes 9tteniats liest in Samilicns
ftreitigteiten, oa Suribolo, meld)er in
id!ehteiter materieller Gage mar, ieis
men Neifen felt Sabren nit @elorolSes
run9en perfol9te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-04-01
Jufotmattpl,eu,
bic iniormtgeu.

Seenu Sbr rad Dem Often aebt-ootr
Siioen-uno Die Soften Der Relie wtiien
mont, peun Sbr tas 3teI Der 5teiie srrel'
den mont, unb narum Sbr Die Bur
lnston" nab s htco9o, Yspria, Ct. Sous
Il. aauias 6 TN nsbmen Jolt, idretet an
". S. 6. aeuppn, u. i. &. y VI. st
Yaul. Ninn., uHo NIT Der nGtiten 4olt
werostSbr elnen Srte' Su9eianbi erbalteH,
IN benz esnau mitgstbeilt ptro, mas ,34r
piiisn woGt ~gSasSons nit iwreten gcbn.
itublitssu; pullman Compartment guo
Stauoaro e SdIafwu8sprs; Spelema9'
sors, III osnen YtablSetteu bon % Gents
on auiwdrts i%erprrt werosn-ple Gem
binatipu bietet iitsr Beauemllt'e't, mo
We rirh SUD arias.u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-04-01

fannie Wia;diredIabrtt uno Wiiiblen'
~bauanItolt u. Qutber bierielblt I~eierte
bas Self lies 5~0labrigen Veltebens.
Die untsr iebr beifeioenen @erbaltnil'
fen sesrilnSete yabrii beidaitiSt jett
ALIEN in YlauIi6weis $50 Irbeiter
unb unterbalt eigene Nieeerlaiiunsen
in &Oln, Oriliiel, Taris, liverpool
unS Sbeiia uno sablreife |ertreter in
ben widti9ileu 9npuitrieliaoten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-04-01
8aperm.

sc ii II d n. 0urf oeiGlitte teles
grapbiide ToIturmeiiungeu wuree Die
beige Foit nm 1900 Wiart betrpgen.
Der 2bater bate einen TRANSPORTATION
Apparat nit Ser Sele9rapbenleitung
in @erbinbung gebrad)t uno 10 Die teles
9rapbilfe llebermittelun9 Der 9lnweis
lungen unter geuauer Ginbaltun9 ser
oienlilid)en SOrmalit0ten bemertiiels
list.-Sm t0ul9lihen SoibrGubaus
wuroen am Saidingss Spnntaa nift
meni9er alS l35 Settcliter Vier per,
iapit.-0as &risssmini'ilerlum bat es
aus oienlilifen uno wirtbldJaitllden
Grilnoen ob9elebnt, einen Geriu6 Der
VeriOrgung Der Gjarniion nit brett
BON ben Sanbnirtben beSoSenem Gieb
uno Sleiit III MAIDEN.
Nlbitabt. Die lett lGneerer i3eit
g~eiltes9eltOrte Gbeirau bes iriiberen
Yiir9ermeilterS Shneioer periudte
neulid,, lid aus Dem Sberltcfe ibrer
Wobnun9 III i"tllrien. wuroe inoeB init
fuapper Notb oapon Surilt9ebalten.
9tun gelan9 eS ibr in Der 9i0d)t. aus
benz 3immer 81 entmeid)en. Oils man
lie IN Der 6rilbe ludjte, lag lie foot i'm
Sausbrunnen.
Nihaifenbur9. Die 0emeinoe
GiienbadJ bat Die gluibebung unc Die
Seleitigung beS leitber erhobenen ioges
nanrten Stul9elbes, 40 Efenni9e pro
S.uartal fir leoes Sfultin>, 90 Fiens
MICE iiir jeben SOnuta9sitiiler, eins
itimmig beitloiien. ,3ur ,3eit erbeben
etlpa brei Giertel iImmtlifer Gemeins
ben n~nieles arciies tein Sbulselo
mebr.
Siirtb. Neulid Nadts 10 llbr
balgten lid auf Dem Miarftplate ;wei
nod ldJulpilitti0e Snaben berum.
Fl0elid mantle Ger Sine: er hattie
BON ieinem Fartuer einen Wieiieritif)
in Den 5tiiten betommsn. Der Ser
lette muBte in bas Spital perbradt
meroen Der angebenoe WteiIerbelo fam
in pOli;eilihen @ewab1Iam.
Malta. SIN bieiigen Sc;irf erbielt
bieier Gage elm @eber cine Tolifarte,
oeren SdluBiat linn beNeutete, er moSe
oieie Sarte ielbit am SOnnta9e bel Der
FOit %abboler, oa an Sonnto9en gu,
Itellunsen uuf'S yanc unterbleiben.
Niirnber9. Ger oemofratilb DIE
.Niirnberser Sn;ei9er" lit nm 49, 600
Wiart in oas Giseutbum bes Suhs
brufereibeiiters Sans iSeSer, oes
friiberen Wiiteisentbiimers, ii~bersesans
gen. On Der pclitiihen 9fihtun9 oes
glattes miro feline sencerun9 eintres
en.-Ginen ei0entbiimlihen Selbits
moro begging elm al Sdufermabniinn
2eibenoer. Nahoem er lid iuerlt bic
Fulsaoern auiseidJnitten hattie, Ser'
idlug er lid nit elmer Sade cen Sopf.
S6miobam m. Die leoige @iltlerss
todter &reS;eni Iaumbauer bon bier
bat ibr breijdbrises Miaoden an
berumSiebenoe Shleiferleute Inn ben
Vetra9 BON IA Wfart rperfauft."
M b Of. Der perbeiratbete Set
n%cmensiobn 9arl Gcttmaier pon GN9s
f~etten, Der aus Miutbwillen ieines
Vaters Fferc oerart in ben unterleib
itad, SaB es fur; paraui perenbete, err
belt pom bieiisen Shoficn9eriGte bier
@od)en GefGngniB iuoittirt. Cas
Fiero hattie einen @ertb bon 500 Wturt.
@urSburg. Der SauptSpllamtSs
o"ffiSial 9taub, Elm beliebtcr Seamter,
erldoB lid we9en id)meren torperlld)en
0eioenS in einem @cbolS nabe Der
Stabt.
gus nrr Rbrinpfnlt.
~ r fncrS ~, Tar Tkinhhinr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-04-01
0f0en6ura.

Oelmenborlt. Sn Der gan,
featiiten Suteipinnerei uno gSeberei
entltaro elm Seuer. bas siten Sd)acen
bon circa 5000 Wialf p%cruriafte.
Inter benz Gercabte Der 9ranolliituns
puree Der Madter Soiie ieiiseuoms
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-04-01

bic junse satin oeS IN Der eemem
fabrit beidaitisten 9iliers sloam Wial'
binser. Die Chat foil in Der 0erSweif'
lun9 iiber ben Cob ibres &inoeS 9es
idehen Sein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-04-01
Me6fen6nra.

8oitod. Die bircile Giniubr BON
amerifaniiden SOlSern, nit Der in
Wismar be.eitS felt 1895 anideinenO
nit sutem Griolse Der Yeriud semaht
Ut, foil jett audi bier unterncmmen
ueroen. Die erite cerartise 0aounS
trai. nit Dem Sesler rSuperb," Sapi'
tim Midaelis, BON Fenlaccla, benz
Gusiubrbaien ameritaniiber 9OlSer,
bier elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-04-01
prnuiu, 41n,n,itrrn.

Stettin. Die Foli;eioirettion bat
fir Die 9eiammte Stuemannihaft
tleine Gentralieuer : 9feuoluer an9es
idaiit. IS miro iwerner geplant, fiir
Den FolijeiOienlt mebrere 6abrraoer
o%n,utuuien.
Swinemiluoe. 9m Sollpert
murbe aus Der Smine Die Eeide Der
Wiuiiterirau ]tabe auigeiiidt. IS lie9t
elm Wioro Dor. Sine ;peite 6r0ueuleife
muroe an Ger l&ellmOle a~uigeiunoen.
0ieie 6rau ioll Die Satin zines Guts'
beiieerS Glert aus Ser 0an;i9er 0e'
aenS Iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-04-01

SerlS porbeifomme, oann lolle man
feinen @roll baben! Der Sfiiier
uno iein Observation-Disclosures ltell'
ten sesen Sails Straiantras. Oas Sc
rift ertanute aui $50 Wlart @elcltrafe
uno iprud) benz beleioi stem SHiiier bic
W%eiusniB ~, cas llrtbeil 81 peloffent'
ltd)en.
Glbins. Gin Srano babier bat
ldmereS llnsliid i'm @eiolse Ssbabt.
Smei Fericneu, Der 9lgent Sreber uno
Der 3immermaun SerbIib iino in ben
Slammen umsefommen, unc Die Sraren
Sebcrih unb Sewotb baben 9efGbl'
lide Sranowunoen oopongetra9en.
Rbrinprnpi,t,.
Carmen. an Der SunitSeWerbe>
ihule miro nit Vesinn oeS CONNER
balbiabres auBer ben 6adJldulcn iiir
Ietcratipnsmaler, T0us - Sunlt'
ihlpiier uno Wilrb0uer audi cine Ib'
tbeiluno CUR gusbilSun9 pom Wtulters
;eifnern iiir Sie 2ertilinbnlirie err
riftet.
Soruap. Sn Sol9e elmer SDnas
miterploiipn lit bic Saubiitte zines
SteiubrudS Der Observation-Disclosures
Saltmerfe in Die %uit Seilo9eu. Ger
Shiiimeiiter Soitins uno Ger arbeiter
Mia wurNen Seritiidelt.
Giieu. Gin 9iealidiiler brafte
iiinsit cine selabene Tiitcle nit in ben
untslrift. Seim Spielen entluo lid
Die @oiie. Die Susel brang einem
Sameraoen in Die Seite, tonnte aber
balb sllitli6 entfernt weroen.
Selbert. 9lm /. @pril wirb eine
5rennure Smiihen @elbert uno Seis
li9enbaus eriulsen. Bon oieiem Gage
ab bilcen eas Sori Seiligenbals uno
sic Srnifaiten Seile, 2iiit)en, Sat'
teriheipt, Senbef, Saiielbed uno Stem
biioel cine %anN9emeinoe nit Dem Nas
men Seilisenbaus ais IelbhltanoiSe
Biirsermeiiterei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-04-01

Eraan(Gwcis.
Wroun'hmein. Die meltbe'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-04-01
Gtmas 2uuerlGiiigeS.

@ermersbeim. Ger ~75iahriOe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-04-01
1frouin, DrTcn-itaHnu.

Zebra. Sn 6Clge @enuiic0 20.
idled)tem Srintwalier iino bier SO
8erloucn an 1ppbus c%rfrantt.
Wtarburg. &lir;ljh perauit0lteter
bier ituoirenoe Gnglanoer cine io9ea
nannte SdniteliOgo. 1abei MOLTEN
swei Die bofQeidpollene %abu bel Ser
@appel . @iiielberger Giienbabubrilte
ourd)i1mimmen. Der stud. pharm.
3prer aus youoon peridmano pl0elif
nit Dem Ruie: o6reo, id fam nidi
mebr," inmjtten Der 6lutben Der %abn.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-25
THE CITY AND COUNTY,

= Miss Nellie HamGlin has purchased
a bicycle.
A. McCafferty of Clearwater, was in
the city Friday.
Sam Adams and Clau1 Lynch spent
Sunday in Perth.
J.F. Wartick has been appointed
guardian of Fred A. Wartick,
The next annual Me. conference
of This district will be held at Lyons.
Frank Huffman left on Tuesday
for Port Arthur. He will drive
through.
Joe Conner has recently purchased
a fine Vose & Sons piano for Mrs.
Conner.
Mr., and Mrs. R. ?. futile of Belle
PLANE, were in the city Saturday
shopping.
Mrs. W. j. Frable and children left
on Monday for Wichita, their fut-
! ure home.
Sam McKown of Caldwell, spent
Sunday in the city visiting his sister,
Mrs. W.. Frable.
The first train over the Frisco
steamed through South Haven last
Wednesday afternoon,
The Methodist conference at Win.
field decided by vote OF 81 to II to
allow women to sit as delegates.
Miss Mae Gilmore has been granted
certificate by the state board of
AeducatiOn as normal instructor.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-25
RAILROAD COUPLINGS.
Engineer McCarty has shaved of
his luxurious whiskers.

Engineer McCarty has shaved of
his luxurious whiskers.
c. S. Stokes, the Rock Island oper-
atOr, is visiting in Greensburg. Char
lie Anderson is holding down his job
during his absence.
Fireman Andy ZOok has just recent
ly had framed the handsomeSt picture
of a locomotive that has ever been
our pleasure to look upon. 1t will
adUrn his home.
Mrs. Gertrude Hensley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard n. Brent, left
90 Monday for her home in Cheyenne
o. T., after pleasant visit Of three
months with her parents here.
Hereafter when a round house en-
ploye gets new suit of clothes he
will do his sporting at night and not
ask for a layoff to 60 on dress parade.
Ask some Of the round house boys
about it.
The Santa Fe has about three
months hard work ahead for the
bridge builders. Extensive work is
to be done on the EnglewoOd, Hume.
well and Caldwell branches, as well as
both east and west Of Wellington.
Miss May Purdy Of Ottawa, who
has been visiting her brother at Dai.
las, Tex, for the past two months,
arrived in the city last week on a
visit to her brother at this place, T.
E. Purdy. She will perhaps be here
month.
Thomas Allen, who had been visit
ing the family of his nephew, Walter
Murray, for several weeks, left on
Monday for Deming, n. NJ, on q
pleasure jaunt. He will 20 from there
to San Francisco aud see the sights
Of the coast.
Miss Alice Stobo, the stenographer
made twenty-three excellent type
written copies of the proceedings Of
the legislative board of engineers fol
the B. of L. E. lodge members at thu:
place. They are marvels Of neatnes;
and typewriter excellence. Mis-:
StobO is one Of the most accurate
typewriters in the city.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-25

W. G. Barns, formerly teacher at
Geuda Springs and editor Of the Geuda
Spring Herald, but left that place
more than year ago with a colony
that settled in Georgia or Mississippi,
is now in Carthage, Mo-, where he is
principal of one Of the ward schools.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-25
RICHARDSON HOUSE

We have neatly furnished and newly equip
ped rooms; we can give prices to suit the
times. 81 per day; $3.50 per week for board
and lodging. Located two blocks south and
one-half block west OF the Arlington corner
7. 3, RICHARDSON, Prop.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-25

Judge W. o. Bashore returned to
Pratt Monday evening.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-25
Personally
Conducted
Excursions.
THE PHILLIPS
ROCK ISLAND EXCURSIONS

nSSN iOLNINC CNSOnOiSNo'
are the most popular, and carry the
largest business Of any other CalifOr.
MIA route. This signifies that you get
the best attention and receive the
best service.
The lowest rate tickets to Califor.
MIA are available on these excursions.
Don't start on trip to California
until you get our Tourist Folder, con.
tanning map showing routes and all
Information. For rates and reserva.
tions apply to any agent of the c., Z.
|. & P. railway, or address
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G.P,A. Chicago, III.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-19

cold blood by some Of the same
people perhaps who have been
criticising the South. 1t was a
horrible crime the negro COM
mitted, it is true, yet the peo-
pie of Urbana should have per-
mitted the law 10 take it's
course. From Maryland comes
the report of another lynching
of n negro. whose crime was the
same horrible, uncomfortable
crime against pure, frail,
weak woman. Yes, il il time
the press and the pulpit were
speaking ont against both class
e. of criminals, the lyncher and
the rapist. But remove the
latter and the former will re
move itself. Stop the Grim,
and there will be no lynchins
bees either in Ohio, Maryland
or any other Of our sisterhoo,
Of States. neither in the NOrtl
or the South, the East or thu
West.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-19
PROSPERITY NOT YET.

During the past few months
our business has carried Us to
other points quite freqentiy,
aud amon- those W. met were
merchants. lawyers. doctors.
Observation-Disclosures and Re
yublican>. We co not eineln-
Der one man. who. IN reply u
oar question. Are times i'm
proving .. answered our query
aiirmatively. Tie Democrats
usually say times are no better.
while the Republicans say give
orr party a litll- time and you
will see the business IF the
country boom. Now. remem
Der. the condition Of affairs in
the South and especially III
this section, has never been a
had Is in the North and West.
cur bushes, j. of such A nature
and orr recuperative powers -
great that hard times do not
affect IL as ia the great manu-
featuring portions of our coun
try. But if times are hard here
what must they be in the Nortl
and " ct where the long. colo
winters exhausted the farme
and laborer? Where mine, fac
tory and furnace are closed
Nhat will they BE- when white
comes again au1 clothing anC
tile other bare necessities @
life are doubled in price by
robber tariff bill2 What mus
they H. everywhere when "
l,egin to'pay a larger tribute I
tie sugar Trust. the Oil Trus
aud other protected mOnopc
lies? Oh, verify. ye, who vO'
a against an American polio
for the American people, Ii
way j. not ali bright. There
still darkness ahead,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-19
MOB Ian AVD ITs.CAJSE.

The people OF this whole
country condemn Inoblaw. No
section under the sun deprecateS
the taking Of the law OF The
Commonwealth into the hands
30 few Of it, enraged mem
l,ers more thar does the South.
No section las been more Sc
verely criticised by any indi-
yiduals or sets OF individuals
than has the South by the peo-
pie of Ohio. Yet from that
highly civilized, negro-loving
Commonwealth comes the sto-
~ Of a lynching of a negro
with all its horrors. Right il
the mouth Of the guns Of ih'
citizen soldiery, and in the very
teeth of the mayor Of a city
and the sheriff OF a county,
human being IL murdered II
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-19

County Court was in. session
this week. Hon, Sydney Smith
presiding.
Josiah Ryland, trustee for
Eliza Baker, W.. city of Will
liamsourg, erroneous assessment.
Court delivered the opinion, re-
lieving Mr.. Ryland of the pay
ment of $500. The attorneys
have ordered the records made
up for an appeal to the Circuit
Court.
X. G. Thompson, ex. L. vi.
Thompson, decd ~. city of
Williamsburg. erroneous assess
ment, amounting To about $3.50
Clse dismissed on motion of
plaintiff and plaintiffs attor.
ney says he will file a bill in
Ghancery in this case.
!. u. l.. Marsden qualified as
lin'r of Elizabeth T. McCand-
lish. with A. B.Marsden securi
" in the sum Of $1,000.
The estate of Il. Il. Waller
wa placed il the hands If
Sheriff Harrell for settlement.
The will IF the late Judge
Henley was probated and y l.
Henley qualified as executor
with bond of Sl2.OO0.-L. "
Lane. W. II. Walden. Il. l. Spen
CT and +. W. Warburton. sure
ties.
W. b. Walden. \. :. Cowle
r and John \. Barnes qualified a
Supervisors. Coleman Whitta
- ker. ]. G.. Carleton, u. W. Spen
T. Ger and II. Il. CowleS qnalifie,
. - Justices Of the Peace. inc
W. Austin qualified a oversee
h of the Poor.
The remainder Of the newl
n elected officers have till the i
l Of July to qualify. after while
= their Offices will be rendrre
e vacant aud will have u be fill
l. ed by appointment.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-19

Those who n card the Hon. W.
7. Bryan at Norfolk last Mon
day night are stronger III met =
alists than ever. Mr.. Bryan :
speech was powerful one, and
his argument was unanSwer-
able.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-19
VAR IORk COUNTY.
1rmed U'oBsen DeTJ oyster In
specfor U'dintcriJhf.

spectOr UdtHWrtJhf-
During the past four or five /
months the tranquility of the
several Fishing communities of
York county has been frequent
IL disturbed 10y differences be-
tween the oySt4rmen and clam
iigEerS. At times the situation
haS assumed a most Seriou- a.
lert. and Oyster Inspector
Wainwright, who l. an ardent
advocate OF peace, has on MT
merous occasions had his abili-
Y a. a diplomat put 10 the test.
The trouble began when sev
eral we'll known men filed with
Mr.. Wainwright their applica-
tions for oyster grounds in
York county. IL - happened
that the territory asked for en-
+ braced waters in which the
clam Giggers had for years en-
joyed undisputei privileges.
Overlooking the scene OF their
daily toll they had built their
homes and reared their Child
rem in their simple way. and il
= was no wonder. therefore, that
they objected when they learn
, ed that a movement was oI
loot which would rob then OF
l their living.
And 20 they fought. an,
= fought hard. too. Hard words
, were used on both SIDES. an,
r knockdowns, it l. said. became
! 80 common they ceased - at
I tract more than passing atten
a ton. Finally thu courts wer
[ ASKED u interfere. Bat TIA
9 clam diggerS paid lawyer au'
O made A gallant defence a Ion
L a. there was a fighting chanc
> left. Then the two parties too
: hand in local politics and wv
y Org nizatiOns were formed, on
- Of which was called the clam
l. and the other oysters.
The latest outbreak. howeve
occurred a few days ago, whe
Inspector Wainwright unde
le took 10 survey some Oyst,
20 grounds in the belligerant IL
E ritory. Instead Of meetin
le men to oppose him, he sudder
J. IL fonnd himself, il j. said, col
n fronted by almost score Z
Ia. women, armed with weapon
- ranging all the way from stol
IL canes 10 pitchforks. The il
is vading force meant bnsines
o. and Mr Wainwright, like Il
Iat prudent man that he il. prong
hg ~ unfurl-d flag Of truce. II
% oyster inspector is one OF {
TO best men in York county-col
in teo1s and obliging to alb
lac it is reliably reported that
ny was put TO his wits end VIII
ty, the women took up arr
:, against hirn.-Newport Ne
in Daily Press.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-19

Don't thin your blood with sassairas
uoison IL with blue mass: hrt ali nature
i,v usinn~DeWitt's Little Eeariy Riscrse
ihe famous LITTLE pills for constipation,
hiiiou~ness and stomach and liver
troubles. They are purely vegetable
Leonard Heniey.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-19

Connection made az Richmond for
Washington and the North.
Pullman on No. Richmond 70 Gin
cinnati. Louisville and st Louis.
Parler car on No. , 10 Richmond and
Clifton Forge.
Pullman on No. to Covington, Va
Cincinnati md Louisville.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-19

No. 2 connects at Norfolk with Mer-
chants and Miners Line Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday.
No connects az Norfolk daily with
Old Dominion Steamers for New YORK.
No. connects at Old Point with the
Washington Steamers daily: with Bay
Line, except Sunday. and with y. \. +;
Il y. Line daily tor Cape Charles and
New York.
For information. rates, etc, see the X
X. Station Agent or address.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
ASST GEN. PAssEsGER AosSr.
Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-19
Chesapeake 4 Chic Railway.

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