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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
SOlhelm VS. SOlheim.

The attention Of the court sine @
our last issue has been occupied in
hearing the divorce case Of Solheim
VS. Solheim. The parties to the
suit are prominent people of near
South Perry. Mr.. Solheim who has
filed the suit is one of the wealth
lest farmers in Western Hooking,
is in the neig hborhood of 60 years
OF age while his wife, the plaintiff
is a young woman as yet, being
about 81 years his junior. The
testim ony in the case is revolving,
nauseating and too foul to appear
in print in newspaper and shows
the moral depravity to which
human beings, can lower them
self, placing themsclf on an equal
ity with the beasts of the field, to
use q technical phrase. In taking
the depositi0ns of witnesses in Gin
cnnati, the testimony was 50 dis
gusting that the lady stenographer
refused to remain in the room ana
a gentleman had to b. substituted
In her stead. There seems to be a
strange infatuation in a sensational
divorce trial, ladies whose morals
are above reprOlch, and who, If
they heard an oath on the street
would be highly insulted and want
the offender arrested Immediately,
will go to the court room and with
the greatest complaisance sit out a
nauseating divorce case, and then
60 home and gossip with their
neiXhbors about it. What mock
cry it is to talk Of virtue among us
American people.
The Solheim divorce case came
to close yesterday but the Court
reserves its decision. During the
interium the court ordered Mr..
Solheim pay his wife $500 tempo
rary alimony. In closing the case
Judge Wright said the evidence
was not sufficient to prove unfaith-
fulness on the part Of the wife, but
he thought they could never live
together again in peace.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petition viii
be pres"nted TO the Commissioners OF Hook
ing County, at thuir next session beginning
March LIST. A. d. 1917, wherein the p tilonors
pray tlat the public highway leading nom
logan to Millville in said County, by way of
the Old Stnle road or what IS known MS
such and tn County Road known by It's
component parts as the StivcrsOn and Sanvr
Kraut roud and brancning OF from andngaln
in Sectors nine and eight in Falls Township
In said county MAJ be altered ut three sever
al places thereon In SAIL Township and be-
tween the points thereon Ms follows. to-wit:
LIST ALTERATION: beginning ~ point
ln said Stntc Road on what - known ns tho
krinder Farm situate In said section eight
OF said township nj tlle foot OF the hill thcte-
on and on tho west side Of said hill, near
gate thirty i've or forty rods west or the
kreider residence, thence departing from
said State road nnd running inn south cnst-
crly direction around tile foot OF snid hill on
the south side thereof to interscct said Sfute
rua nottd ofthc Krledor barn and thcfe TO
end.
2nd All ERAT1oN;-Beglnning ut point In
said County road about forty feet west or the
rcsld ncp of Alfred Brown, thence departing
rom suid Ounty road on In" enst side there
OF ana running in n south -enSteriy directiOh
twenty or thirty feet south OF the barn OF
road onto the lands Of Allen Murphy, thence
In the same direction on the lands of snid
Allen Murphy to intersect said County road
at u point thereon north OF the old Wnrih-
N III saw mill and there to end.
drd ALTERATtOS :-Bcglnning at n point in
aid county road n'teen ar twonty ro,!s west
Jf the line between the lands OF said Allen
Murphy and Silas Wsrthman' thence de-
pairing from said county road at the south
side thereof and running in an cnsterly direo-
tlCn and passing over the lands of said Sine
Wnrthman to n Wild cherry tree on the line
between the lands OF said Silas WarLhman
aud Mrs y. b. StivcrBon. thence In n north
eastcrly lection through the lands OF Mrs.
g. B. Siiverson, south or the orchard,
thereon to point thereon within twenty or
thirty rods OF he line between the lnnds OF
Mn. $. B. Stiverson and Isunc Hunauckcr,
thence In IL north -easterly direction 10 and
through the lands OF said Isaac Hunsacker to
TIC South-weB corner OF The lands OF John
Nihzcr, thence east on the lands OF said
isaac Hunsac:.le to intersect said state road
at the cast point Of said Nihisrr lnhd and
there to on1.
ANDREW BLUM,
Us. ENGBF,
Jan. D.-2w. Prlncipul Petitioners
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Educational.

The teachers Of the county and
village are all asked to make such
contributions to the Logan Art
Loan Exhibition as they may deem
OF educational interest.
We should be pleased to have
manuscript work in the regular
studies, any special work that may
and can be prepdrei, map drawing
or special composition or Language
papers.
lfyou have any good apparatus,
or old and odd specimens of school
furniture, we should be pleased t,
have such reported rs early as pos
sible to the committee on educa
tion.
1t Is to be hoped that the teach
ers generally will prepare some
thing for this occasion and let u
make this nucleus about which
build for great educational rail-
in old Hooking. Who will be Tn
first to respond.
Very Respectfully
II. Il. Rayman.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
BurglariZed
Lancaster Camp Ground Cottages
Two Men Captured Red Handed

We learn from the Ohio Eagle
that Il large number Of the cottages
on the Lancaster Camp Grr und
were broken Wto and ramsackt d
and upon closer investigation a
large number of articles were found
missing. Among the cottages burg
larized we notice in the list that the
Logan colony have been visited Ivy
the midnight mnrau !ers. The fol
lowing are the names of those
which appear on the list:
Stephen Rizer, J. A. Stiers, Mrs.
y. a. Price, Benjamin Tritch, n
Stiers, all of ogan.
superintendent Kennard laid
plans to capture the thieves and
after several nights of patient
watching he managed tn catch two
men who were ransacking IA colt
age and place them in the Fairfield
county Jail.
Some rather sensational develop
ments are promised by superin-
tendent Kennard, says the Ohio
Eagle, when the matter is investi-
gated, and it might be shown that
others are implicated in the rob
berries.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Cedar Falls.

Since we last wrote TO you, we
have received the sad news If our
daughters death, A. +. Eckharts
wife, who was born ard raised in
Hooking County. He was united
in marriage on the 30th day of
June, 1895 to Miss Lucinda Nobcr-
ly, Of Columbus, Franklin County,
O.. They went to visit some Of her
f lends in Paulding County, and
while there she was taken sick
with pneumonia, or quick con-
sumption, which bnfilad the skill of
the physicians, and she departed
this life December 81, 1896. She
was buried December %, aged l8
years, 6 months. She leaves ore
dear little boy, one year, and six
months old, kind and loving
husband, and host of friends to
mourn their loss.
She left bright assurance that
all was well, and she had gone
home TO heaven. She died shout
ing, triumphant in the Lord. Our
loss is her eternal gain. Intere-
ment in the cemetery in Havland,
Paulding county, Ohio.
LIZ AMERINE
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Missionary Talk.

Rev. Gr@ut Jones, Missionary
to India, under the Board of For
eign Missions Of the Presbyt rian
Church WAS at the Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday evening last
and gave an interesting talk on
Missionary work in India.
Mr.. Jones went out to India
eight years ago, and Is now in this
country on ii vacation. He Is ac-
complnied by his wife and two
little sons. They will spend few
days within the bounds of Athens
Preshytery as the guests OF Rav.
DR.. Powell Of Athens, o. The Pres.
byterian Hoard Of Foreign Missions
has been working in India for
many years, and has many fur
iohing churches with native pas
tors In that country.
Rev. Jones is "a pleasant gentle
man, tluent talker, and his lect-
ure on the customs, habits etc, Of
the people Of that far away Eas-
tern Country was Interesting and
instructive. Mis- ionAry life among
this heni5htel race is no sinecure,
and the much needed vacation,
which Rev Jones is now taking
viii give him new strength to bat
Tie against Satan In the Lords vim,
yard,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
The "Big Five"

Taffy pullings seem to he the
most enjoyable entertainment for
our young people this time of the
year. On Wednesday evening the
"Big Five" en- tertained few OF
their friends with taffy pulling t
the home OF Miss Ada Schwenke
on North walnut st. The young
people INDUCED IN playing games,
music, and various other ways till
it was time to pull tatiy, which was
the most pleasant pant Of the even
ing's on 'crtainment. Those pres
ent were: Misses:-Ada Schewenke,
Maud Mechanical. Ruth llender-
son, Fiorrnce bright, and Mamie
Pierce; and Messrs: Clarence
Schwenke, Reuben D0llisOn, Clar-
ence Brown, and Frank Strawn.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Dead i'm Bed.
An Aged Lady of Canal Street Ex-
pires Early Tuesday Morning.

Barbara Ann Shempf was found
dead in bed Tuesday morning at
her homo on North Canal street
She has been ailing for years with
Bright's disease, but her end came
with startling suddennesss.
Deceased was the widow OF the
late John Shempf, and leaves TO
mourn her loss, a son and two
grandchildren, Mary and Charles
Crutcher, who have made their
home with her.. She---was about
seventy-five years of age.-Ohlo
Eagle.
Mrs. Shempf was the nged and
respected mother Of our fellow
townsman, Mr.. John Shempf.--Ed.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Legal Notice.

W. a. Adams, whose place of residence Is
unknown, will iakc notice that ON tho 2N'h
luy OF November Is05, ID. w. Wright filed hs
.cttlon in the Court of Common Pleas OF
1Ocking County, OHIO. in ease No. 2 0i,
sgainst said w, A. Adams and othtrs, for the
tufnrCement Of individual LIABILITY OF stock
iolde's In the Logan Granite Clay Company
tcurporulon, II finding of the creditors W
said Com ANY and the amount due epch, md
finding stock -holdPrs In arrears for sub
criptiun for stock and nm order tina: they
espectlvely pay any balance found due from
hem, and nn accounting from said stock
loldcr. aud an order that each be required
- pay bis ratcable proportion OF the deficit
reinpining after the ap 'lication OF tho ns-
cts of said cnnpnny, 10 its dobts and all
,tlier proper relief.
SAID pal' Is required to answer on or he
fore the III day OF February 1897, or Judge
ne It may be taken agains, him.
ID. w. Wright by
Wright & pettit his Atty's.
Dec. II O. w.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Uncle Tom and Eva.

"Uncle Tom" has come and gone.
and the wise-acres, who predicted
that its popularity. is on the wane
were disagreeabIy disappointed.
The large and demonstrative audi
ence which greeted him at the
Opera House last Monday evening
upon his 18th. appearance to Lo-
gan audience demonstrates beyond
II doubt that "Uncle Tom" Is a
favorite whose popularity will new
er fade and that little Eva will al
ways find warm spot in the hearts
of a sympathetic public.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15

and conducted the installation ceres
monies. A delegation from Union
Furnace was present inl most
pleasant time was had. After the
work was over an elegant spread
was served which the members en-
joyed. The following are the off,
GERS for the ensuing term: j. J.
FOliz, president; II. Bauns, wee
president; j. w. Wonn, recording
secretary; ] @. Grigsby, master OF
forms;J. w. Eastman, treasurer;
Wilson Polling, conductor; John
Bauns, inspector; VIM. Kelly,
guard.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15

rs PURSUANCE of an order or tho Probate
.Court0f Hooking County, OHIO, will offer
At public auction, ON
the 23rd Day of January 1896.
1T IL o'clock forenoon, upon tho premises
the following described real ostat situate In
ihe couhty of Hooking, State OF Ohio and In
The township OF Benton.
First Tract: East half OF the north west
luarter or section 7, township II, range 1Sa and
fractional lot No. 2 OF af0rc,aid SECTION. ma
township, containing l39 acrcs, appraised Mt
800. 'i''
Second Tract: Fractional LOT No. OF Sec
Ion IL OF aforesaid township and range.
Excepting ~ acres in the south cast corner
( said lot beginning ut tho south east COR
ner OF sal lot, thence north 3S rods, thence
west rods, thence with rocks south wrsterly
curse rs rods 10 south limo ofsaid lot g, thence
,ast 10 rods to beginning, leaving In said s5lS
\Dira srd nt SlU.
Terms of sale o.. h in hand l5in one and
y In two years from day Of sals secured by
mortgage on prom iscs sold,
Ruben III. Drosback
Administrator OF
Thomas Mulette.
Dec 90 1896.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Items
or Interest Clipped from Our Ex-
changes.

Macarthur Rec
Mr.. p. A. Bright, our efficient as
sistant High School teacher was
detained at his home in Logan by
sickness last week. lie returned
to Macarthur Saturday evening and
resumed his labors Monday. Our
friend, Mr.. Chas. s. Bay, formerly
OF New Plmouth, but now Auditor
Of Hooking county, was married to
Miss Ella Rodman on Wedne esday,
Jan. 9th, by The Rev. d. r.. Moore,
d. d., of Logan. They were mar
ried in their own residence on
Hunter street in Logan and went
to housekeeping as quick az the
words were said that made them
one. We join with all the Bays,
Rannells', and Longstreths and
Stevensons. and Bartletts, and
everybody else in Vinton and
Hooking counties in hearty con-
gratulatiunS to Mr.. and Mrs. Bay.
Lancaster Gazettc:--
Mrs. Julia Frasure of Logan,
after visit in this city with Mrs.
Louis Daubenmier on North Broad
street returned to her home this
morning.
Ohio Eaglc:-
Mrs. j. j. Graf and daughter, OF
Bremen, spent last night with
friends here, and left on the morn.
ing train to visit relatives in Lo-
gan for II few days. !. Mr.. John
Shempo OF Logan arrived in this city
last night to be present at the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Barbara
Shempf.
Laurclvllo Record.
The Logan people are worked up
over the natural gas question and
have called meeting looking to
the development Of territory with
a view to furnishing their own sup
ply of the wonderful combustible.
Mrs. Beery, of Cedar Grove,
Hooking Co, was the guest of her
Mrs. Christy uarris, last
week.
Wan. Brashares is at Logan SER
wing rs Petit Juror this week.
Athens journal.
Miss Lavina Mayhugh, of Logan,
was called here by the serious i'll,
ness Of her brother Mute.
j. J Snidcr, Of Logan, was here
the latter part Of last week.
Athens Gazottc.
Fred James, OF Logan, has been
confined to his room, for several
days, as an indirect result of an in
jury received last fall in II game Of
foot ball.
Athens Messenger.
Boyd Rochester visited last week
in Logan the guest of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sands.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Domestic JOy.

The charm Of domestic joy will be
preserved, if those parents, who fear
the early death of one of their loved
ones when attacked with serious
throat or lung trouble, resort at once
to DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, never-fail-
ing remedy. ~ used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup for my son, who was eight years
old. He has been troubled with bron-
chial cough since he was two and half
years of age, and 1 have tried every
thing, but found DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup does him the most good" Mrs.
A. Geib, 3l7 Demott St., West Hobo
ken, NJ. r.Bull's Cough Syrup costs
only 25 cents, and is cheaper than the
Dealers big profit making substitute,
because DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup always
cures while the substitute does not.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
p. 0. $. Of A. IpstallmeIT... l..'

Monday night Washing'o n camp
No. 77,--PoaO' S'rof..A,, held their
sc ni-annual instrument and in
stalled their oiiicers-elect for the
ensuing term. District. President Al
len of Union Furnucr, WIS present
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Sail Delivery.

There Was II jill delivery at
Huntington West Virginia Last Sun
day night aud thirteen desperate
criminals ESCAPED. They looted II
hardware store before leaving the
city and secured large supply Of
revOlvers, guns and am nunition.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
In tho Senate.


Washington, Jan. 14.-Senate bill
was passed for an examination of the
improvements at the pass Of Aransas,
Texas.
Mr.. Chandler (Rep., NJ H. secured
the adoption Of a resolution directing
the committee on interstate commerce
to extend it's iquiry as to alleged COM
binations, heretofore ordered, to an in
quiry as to the reported recent agree
ment Of the managers of vessels on the
great lakes to maintain rates estab-
lished by the Joint Traffic association.
Senate bill for bridge across the
Columbia river in Washington state
was passed on the request Of Mr.. Will
son Of Washington.
Mr.. Morgan (Dem., Ala.) introduced
the following resolution:
whereas, 1t is alleged that certain
bonds issued by the United States in
aid of the Central Pacific railroad, and
also the Union Pacific railroad, have
fallen due and remain unpaid,
and that, by reason Of the default, the
property held and owned by each Of
said companies at that time became the
property of the United States, and that
said property Of every description so
held and owned by~said companies at
the time of such default now rightfully
belongs to the United States; there
fore,
Resolved, That the committee on
judiciary is directed to examine into
and report whether such allegation is
true in fact and in law, and that they
report the nature and character of the
right and title of the United States in
ard to said property, and the descrip-
tions of or classes of property that have
50 Injured to the United States under
the law, and whether either of said
rcilrcad companies has any lawful
right or equity of redemption of said
property"
The resolution was ordered to lie on
the table, Senator Morgan announcing
that he desired to address the senate
upon it.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
At Peace with All the World.

Lima, Peru, Jan. 14.-An official Or
gan of Sucre says Bolivia is enjoying
the most cordial relations with all her
neighbors without exception, and that
1t is necessary to dissipate the clouds
which have been artifclally created
between Peru and Bolivia.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Council Meeting.

! Council met in regular sessiOi
Tuesday evening with Mayor j. A
Smith in the chair. The followinI
members were present and answer
ed to roll call: Messrs Brown
Gieger, Shotwell, j. M. White
Noris.
Several motions were put through
the mill and received the usua
necessary "ayes" to pull then
through.
a letter from Beery, the sewe
contractor was read asking for tn,
money due him, which upon inves
tigati0n brought out the inrorms
ton that several judgments were
tiled and that the court had order
ed that the money be paid over By
January 6 and the clerk not having
every. thing ready to make fina
settlement, II meeting was called
for Thursday evening at whicl
time the settlement of the distri
button Of the sewer funds on hand
would ho m lde the special order o.
business on that evening. An or
dinance to establish and maintain
Fire Department was introduced
and read for the first time.
WolfOrd Stiers of n. Walnut st
appeared before the Council and
asked that committee on drainage
look up the matter pertaining tc
putting in tiling in ditch which
runs through his land. He object.
'd very strongly to the street com.
missioner bringing lot men in
to his yard to dig up lot of dirt
which he said was all uncalled for
Mr.. Stiers from the tenor of hi,
talk seems to ,be laboring under
the delusion that council and street
commissioners were imposing on
him and he wanted it stopped.
The citizens residing near the gas
works and down in the "Old Fair
Ground" addition ask for better
lighting facilities. A motion was
made to look up ordinance in re-
gard to furnishing lights for rail
road crossings, it being the opinion
nf the council that the railroad
should pay for the Ii hts at its
crossings, and light committee in
'tructcd to report at the next regu-
lar meeting.
The following bills were read and
on motion ordered paid:
George Myers, labor, So 90
John Rochester, labor, 5 81
Citiz"ns Electric Light, 207 %
Ed Pleukharp, Mchd, 8 50
El Pleukharp, Mchd., 5G2
Or. Finney, ,Sec'y Board Health, 6 90
j. b. Dollison, Scc'y Fire Dept, 80
f. Harrington, sundries, 80
~. V. V"riS. Night Police, 4G so
B. *. Trit- ch, Trus. Water Wks, CPS
Chas. Wright, Trus. Water Wks %
Logan Gas Co. Gas City Build. 8 OS
Allen Ray one months salary 33 81
Jno. Nixon II days st. Com. 3lOO
Jno. Deishley day labor l.25
Logan Foundry Sundries 1I.7O.
The council metslast evening in
in adjourned session, for the pur-
pose of final settlement of claims
1risi" & from the construction of our
sewerage system. After payment
of Judgements In the justices court
AS ordered by that court and all
the terms of the contract being
complied with, it is found that
there is now unpaid and due MIR.
Berry something over eleven dol
lars.
The village clerk was ordered to
send Mr.. Berry Il statement of tie
account with the village, showing
the diSpositi' of the retained per-
centage, and await his reply.
The clerk was also ordered to
draw an order for the taxes on the
City building.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
Obituary..

JIma5 Dillon was horn I'm Tail n
county virginia. a nril IL 192R M,
- N' 49,
was Killed by the HOckiug VAlla
,uoc ., on
looo, aseu w years, . IN )ntnS, an
n J,ys uo u.,, ,.;I
o""S'' NV was hiarrieu to l5a
"N''' N""" !" io"o, NC ieaNeS
wife and five chilJran thraa sistar.
- - ''' y" ''''N'
two brothers, and several friends
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15

VANTED-FAITHFUL MEN OR WON
" En- To travel for responsible established
lousa in Ohio Salary $3.50 and expenses.
Position permanent. Reference. Enclose
self addressed stamped envelope. The
National star 1nsuran' Bldg, Chicago.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
WANT A SETTLEMENT.
inclination to Give the Pacific Rail-
roads q Chance.
QUESTION TO BE REOPENED.
The Harrison Plan of n Commission to
Represent tEc Government Is
Meeting with Considerable
Favor Just Now.

Washington, Jan. 14.-The house
committee on Pacific railroads de-
cided to reopen the question of set
tlement with the roads. A subcom-
mitteo was appointed to consider the
presentation of a substitute for the
defeated Powers bill in the line of Mr..
Harrison's plan for commission to
be appointed by the president to rep
resent the government and make a
settlement. There will be q hearing
on the question next wednesday.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15
administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

Jan. l].-2w.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-15

rs PURSUANCE of an order or tho Probate
Court of Hooking County, Ohio, Will offer
II public auction, ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-17
Trip to Fortress Monroe.

The excursion to Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk tomorrow evening on the Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat Company's
steamer Newport News will be one of the
most enjoyable trips that this company has
arranged this season. Especially will this
be true to those who arc interested in our
new navy. and nave often wished to see
some of Uncle Sans modern cruisers
and battle ships afloat. The finest fleet of
United States war vessels ever brought to-
gether in American waters is now lying in
Hampton Roads, off Old Poin. Comfort
There are about a dozen vessels in ALL TN
der the command of Rear Admiral Sicard
In the fleet are the battle snips Iowa,
Maine. Texas Indiana and Massachusetts,
the monitor Puritan and the steel cruiser
New York The Navy Department has
kindly granted permission to visitors to go
On board all the vessels on Sunday next
between the hours of 10 am and 5 pm
The steamer will leave her wharf foot of
18th street, tomorrow evening at o'clock,
and arrive at Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
early Sunday morning. This will allow
ample time to visit the several war vessels.
and still give an opportunity to enjoy the
many attractions about "Old Point" The
return trip will be made Sunday night, the
steamer reaching this city at $3.50 am.
Monday.