The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-01
PUBLIC PRINTING
lesslopnents Making Campaign Capital
Tor The Democratic Party.
TlfE AID STILL A LIVE QUESTION

3Ss:ss SEarn,e ra, institutes-Six Car Loads
sRsNS& of$ Chi erE Acreage Nj
sss 900 creased arIon Butler Gives Tom
watson "a Roast.
qsaleigh,s NJ c., June so-tSpeciaD-A
SSsSetter4 from State Geologist Joseph a.
SSIphaas says he Is now in California. !
SIIs will make short stop in Arizona on
ssssffis way to Denver.
ss ssss Stewart Bros, the retiring public
~ ginters, nave not as yet employed all
eHsat torney 10 defend them IN the two
81 Ruits brought by the State The Agri-
;XStultural Department wants an account
sssssSng ith them. That department al
a4egeSs that they have made gross over
i Sharges. This whole business is fur
sstashing the Democrats with much cam
sSAa1gn material for 1898
'sSss The United States MarshaPs Office OF
Western District WAS to-day re-
skyuVed from Statesville to Greensboro
vs. sThe State is making requisitiou on
EHheSNYpr Department for supplies for the
EEffas9s Issue. Among these will be dark
ssftaslne flannel shirts for the entire State
II ssaXlaaiard Practically all the supplies are
service wearA OF full dress there
f 'ssss a$supply. The inspections are all 10
ssns made in the service dress ana in
ahsaYy marching order.
aSS.ist lQe new keeper of the Capitol Is sub
Ss1spting himself and. Of course, the now
Sss s ADMINISTRATION to public censurc for
ssssstheS Wholesale mutilation of trees in the
s9k sapital square which is now In pro-
s4sress. 81 CHI ruthless cutting was never
aspefore seen here No attention is paid
4 a3a the habits OF trees; all arc Topped
Rev. ohm e. White. of the Bap,ist
slsStates Sunday School Board, says that
s5kkhS%ahe associations this year the old
q nusstion of opposition to higher educa-
Il 1aon by the State will come up again.
The Baptists think it the wise course,
ssAnds secondly, because it is as they
sssSssntlsider It, In self-defcnse. to protect
sSNhetrSown schools. He says there arc
~ psy5 seven ty-eight BaptistS schools
which are feeders to Wake Forest Col
S4eEe.fffl$
as sss Or. M NJ Orr. who was Charlotte's
oldest physician, is dead.
Ss sass Tine intensely hot and moist weather
n tsassyery& trying to the grape crop, as It
AIapt to produce rot.
;aasssA Il IS now settled that Henry G.. Dock
sskSsrysis to be United States Marsha! Of
Mills sS9.his i. district. Claude Bernard. State
tcltor, wants to be United States Dis
u the latter place. the pay Of which
81. 900. VI
ssSs ight before last there were Slight
m ssahrthquale shocks at many places west
saSa The Secretary Of State grants a char
I tera 70 the Salisbury Knitting mills, the
being Theo. Buerbaum
EaIsYs&L:s Kluttz, S. II. Wilson, Theo. T.
sSssteSlllluttz,YJ: =. McCubbins. Lee S. Overman
ssaldi II. c. Linn
Ehe Commission Of Agriculture to-
day accepted the following list of Farm
Hgrs'@I inst tutions to be held by DR.. d.
sssslt! ED *t Parker this month Guilford
sissssSollege, In Guilford county z and S:
last Salem, Forsyth Q and 10; East
aRand, YsldlSin, IL and IS: Statesville, IA
4 saJnd 40; salisbury, 16 and II; Concord,
5ss s1e innd go: Charlotte. Fl and %
ssssssas ne; ne! Railway Commission is in session
81 IL to-day took UP first the matter OF
Il & She STRENGTHENING Of the track OF the
aSSSeabcard Air Line railway at CASTOR
Q !ihls WILL leave Castor about three
Il fcurths OF q mile from the road. Two
&&dele gations of citizens were here, one
sSslafSalYor1ng, the other opposing this
sschange Messrs. NTcBee, Whlsnant and
g GsIoncure and Attorneys Day and Mac
& Hias appeared for the railway. Thomas
:sAsg:,E NJ ason was among those present.
Few people have any idea Of the ex-
"A tent OF the trade In chickens in west
D as1tl North Carolina. Six cars, loaded
ssSASlth 90, 600. passed Greensboro yester-
The State Auditor says, speaking Of
GSsfnA ruling Of the Attorney-G eneral
that persons who fail to pay tax may be
sent To jail, that q tax Is not q debt
81 Out an obligation: that it is not a vol
IN tary act; that the State requires 1t
]
isscrther States lmprison for non-pay, m ent
aaso1 taxes.
ssfsET The Auditor Is making an effort to
b get a$i!st OF oil the corporations in the
&3EfAtet SO as to secure reports as to every
es0na or heir stockholders.
sssSS ihe Agricultural Department says OF
81 fton Il The acreage, as compared with
IssS sast years, IS 116 per cent. There is
sssssacfhtng the matter with the crop Ehjs
6Ysnrs ond II no untoward condition as
aAlh at the prospect was never better
"a full yield"
iSs he decision Of the Attorney-G eneral
the expenses Of holding the August
sfa sctson on the question Of local aid to
ssss9faay public schools must be paid out of
& general and not out Of the school
Is kylEatSt - OF exceeding Importance. The
d n hay for holding the election will DO
slly $50, 900. the State Superintendent
sssss Public Instruction tells me. The
sskHhple amount which will BIO voted will
an fact cannot, exceed $4,000 But
a OBJ asrtaf1ly ought to be voted The ool-
cred people are In dead earnest In their
6 astsoFt 70 have their people vote for 1t.
Sss gas Ehe Bureau Of Labor Statistics says
sday that returns from slightly over
Il third Of the cotton and wooden
Il sgltlls Of the State {75) shows 81 ,OS0 spin
81 alRg,8 e6 p2 looms and o214 employees. The
port 2or this year viii give nnme Of
On mill, postoffloe address. number OF
dies fnk1yn CIa IN or M da