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HE'S 4 HUSTLER.
A Candidate For omce Who Deserved ss
 Win.

"A Candidate For Office Who Deserved e
 Win.
 Suppose all the candidates in Georgia were made of Judge Hart's mettlei When the judge cast his vote recently, he went into the country on priva business. While riding along ho saN an industrious farmer cutting grain by the roadside, of whom he asked if ha was not going to the polls
 ''No. {" said he; my crop needs me. and cannot leave.
 Whereupon the gallant and patriotic judge dismounted and asked him to take his horse, ride to town and vote, while lie himself labored in his stead.
 When the farmer returned, the sweat upon the face of his honor and the sheayes he had gathered plainly told he had kept his promise.
 That's the kind of candidate whe works his way. ''-Atlanta Constitg tion.
 LIMA, O., Sept. 24. Nov. 2, has been fixed as the day of the sale of the Ohio Southern railway by decree of the oourt sntered list week.
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WALKER DRUG co.
no Main St.

On the morning oi Feb. 20. 1885, wfFa sick with rheumatism, and lay in hetl until May 2sst, w1en got q bottle pf Chamberlain Pain Balm. TIe first application of ! relieved me almost entirely from tho pain and tic second afforded ccmplete relief. ln q short time l was able to be up md about agiin-A. T. M0REAUx, 1saverne. Minn. Sold by N. l.. De- woody < Co.
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It is. or should be. the highest aim of every merchant to please his cus- toners; aud that the wide-aw ake drug firm of Merers X Eshleman, Sterling, H., is doing so, is proven by the following, from Mr. Eshle- man. ss1n my sixteen years eXper- fence in the drug business 1 have never sten or sold or tried medl- cine that gave as good satisfaction saa Clinmberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy Sold by ". L.. DewOody x Co.
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The Kramer Juniors, q Little Rock base ball club, has issued a challenge to meet any base ball club in the State. whose members are under the aixes of '16 years. Here is n chance for fhe juvenile base ball players of Pine Bluff to win glory and renown for themselves.
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The Constable and his force of deputies are complaining at the dull times thoy are experiencing in tleir lines
retter. sale.Eshensn and Hozema.

The intense itching and sraartin8 incl. dent to these diseases is instantly allayed b applying Chamberlain S Bye and a favonI6e remedy for sore nipples. ehapped hands, chilblaina, frost bites and chronic sore eyes. % cts. per box.
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Bradford x Knox received, yester- day, by the steamer Eugene, 6l rolls of carpets and mating, which they have placed on the market at prices never before euualsed. , 5dtf
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Did yoa know that Bradford X Knox had line of shades that they gnarentee the color for ten years? Something new. 3-3-'if
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Mrs Fannie NJ. Altschuel has re turned home after pleasant soiourn at Hot Springs. We are delighted to chronicle the fact that she is in splendid heallh.
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Dr. eady's Condition Powders, are just what Q horse needs when in bad condition Tonic, blood purifier and Yermifuge. They arc not food but medicine and tha best in use to put horse in prime condition. Price % cents per package,
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desire to announce to my friends that I have opened np q new and complete stock os staple and fancy groceries at No. 5zo Main street, and solicit d share of the general trade.
 " :. < BEARD
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Mrs. Simpson, of Bearden, is here on q shopping expedition. She is stopping at the Arlington.
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J. $. MeDonnell, the merchant prince Of Altheimer, is here on q business trip.
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A. j. Mitchell keeps constantly on hand large assortmentof the finest and best candies to be found on the market. dtf
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Miss Hertha Miller, the charming and accomplished daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Sol Miller, entertained last night in honor of visiting yoHng ladies' Misses Nathan, of Little Rock; Miss Lordecher, of St Louis; Miss Loeb, of Memphis. Progressive euchcr was thefeature of the evening The prize winners were, Miss Ella Solmson, lady's prize;ssMiss Huhurt Bluthenlhal, girls prize. The con. solution prize was won bS Mir simon Strauss.
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Get your groceries fresh and cheap,

desire to attest to the merits of t'hambeflaia's Cough Remedy as one nf the most Valuahla and efficient preparations en tlie market. It broke an exceed ngly dangerous cough for me in 2i lasas and ia YoaatHaf l Hiil never he without it md you shaald feel proud If the high esteem in which Yaur remedies are held by people in general. It is the one remedy among ten thousand Success to ito F. D0WNEY, Editor Democrat, Albion, Ind. For sale by w L. DeWoody X Co.
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The best 5 and 10c cigars to be found on the market at A. J. Mitch els. dtl
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Mr. J. NJ. Rose and son, of Little Rock, are1n the city and registered at the Truloek.
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A. II. Hameter, of New LewisyilIe, is q guest of the Arlington Hotel.
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HooD's PILis are the favorite family eathartie, eass to take, easy to operate.
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B. r. Wheat and son, Of New Lewisville, are in the city.
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MT. ]. W. Bunch, of swan Lake, is visitor to the city today.
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". A. MeLemore, a leading busi- ness man of Portland, is in the city.
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DoN'T WORRY about your health. Keep your blood pure by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and you need not fear the grip, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia or typhoid fever.
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Mir. Luther H. Sullivan, of English, is greeting Pine Bluff friends today
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MT. l. R. Thornton, of Camden, was Pine Bluff visitor this morn ing.
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CITY ITEMS.

lfr. Andrew Nunn, of Rives, is in the city.
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If you want good neal try the Valley Restaurant, 15c. F dtf.
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Everything is Certain

About chemistry no0adays There are no ridicul- ous ingredients used such as toads' liver and serpents eyes. We know just what effect on the human system each drug will have. In making ap eur proprietary articles we add care to science, and produce remedies that will do their work.
 WALKER DRUG co.
 ll0 Main St.
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A chapter of the Uuited Daughters of the Confederacy was organized Saturday evening at the residence of Mrs. " G. Viucenheller, in Fayette- vile Twenty-one members were enrolled. and the officers elected were; Mrs. X. E. Menke, President; Miss Jessie Cravens, yice-Presitent; Miss Clara Earle, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Clem Boles, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. B. J. Dunn, Treasur- CT, Mrs. ". c. yincenhellcr, Mrs. J, L. Cravens. Mrs. l. $. Patterson, Mrs. c. Boles, and Mrs. M. N. Gallo way, finance committee.-Little Rock Democrat.
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Pictures taken while you wait, } for 15c. next to Randy Kitchen. 3-3dtf
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T. D. Bell, af Portland. is calling on our merchants today.
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Mir. J. M. Simpson, of Little Rock, is in the city looking after his branch establishment here
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The steamer Eugene will arrive here today from Memphis.
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Go to A J. Mitchell for your ne MS papers, periodicals and magazines. dtf
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E-OR sAIFs-Team of heavy mules suitable for logging or dray. Apply 10 24 w. D. FRY; Sherrill Ark.
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Call and get 3 Fereotypes for 15c, next to Randy Kitchc5 3-3dtf
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' OsT-A gold watch and fob 4 reward of As $ will be paid for the return Of same to Mrs. l T. Strickland, 9l4 South Hickory street. ? 22d6t
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RH 0NEY WANTED-I want to borrow MI sls0OG.0o on well improved, centrally located, resident property. Insured for more than the amount wanted Address
 ] Ct M, postoiIice,
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XHFANTEDz-To communicate with young
 w man or lady who will secure class Of ten who will take thorough 90 days course ill Shorthand and TypeWfiting Day and night school or both, His or her tuition free. Thorough course guaranteed. Positions secured. Address F. Royce Noodle, 5 Union street, Memphis, Tenn. Ii If
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FOR sALE-A double seated surrey, cost 8I35 new three years ago, In good condi- ti0n and will be sold at a bargain. Address " A ? care this office dtf
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r OR sALE-An Iroauofs racer at il brrgain. 2 Apply to Harry 0lcott 215 d9t
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A Domestic Tiff

Many a domestic tiff9 has had its beginning from noth- ing more important than the groceries that go on the table. 4 man has no right 10 lose his temper about such matters, but sometimes he does, and the wife gets undeserved blag.e. She had implicit confidence in her grocer. He was not conscientious. We are. Ask any of our many hundreds of patrons. At the same time get them to tell you about the quality of our groceries and our prices, and your will become q pleased customer.
 MCCAIN GROCERY CO.,,
 Cor. Main St. and Fourth Ave.
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Deputy Sheriff B. A. Wyatt, of Lincoln County, is here on business trip.
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FOR RENT-One of my nice cottages on Main St, No SU4 l. J. MOORE. 3S6t S00 Main St.
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PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC.

PINE BLUFF. ARK. MAR. II. 1897.
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Five marriage license weres issued by the County Clerk this morning All Of the contracting parties were Negroes.
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NAVAL NEWS. 7.

S The The sunboat Petrol has sailed from,
( Foochow for Annoy.
Island navy yard NM;
W G Commander Williams OF the Ports.
mount mouth navy yard is In Washington on
53 Z. Navel va Cadet c. L, Poor Of New York
rs In Washington on leave. L.
Il Ensign w. r. Gherardi. or the Nash
Vile, Is In Washington ON leave.
j.. Fl. Oliver has been de-
4s9achedt from the San Francisco and or
snsred to duty in the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey. IA,
NJ captain H. G. Taylor, OF the Indiana,
As In Washington.
y edlical Director James r. Tyron has
I y ssen. dete ad to represent the United
I States navy. at the Congress Of ihvrieno
80 be held at Madrid, Spain, in April
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Y. NJ. c. A.

debating class will he organized
shortly. All wishing to join can leave
their names with Secretary White
~ The board of directors met Monday
might and elected members to iii the
vacant places of those whose terms had
expired. Mr.. Z. n. wilcox was elected
recording secretary in place Of MIR. w.
r., Stevens, resigned. Three; new direc-
tors were elected, MIR. E. s. Burgess, w.
h. Wilder and G. r. Trant.
III The Bible class did not meet on Mon
day night, owing to the illness Of Sec
.retarys White, and noilesson was given.
The class has finished the subject, '.Yal-
lue Of the Bibe rs History" Sixteen very
interesting topics were noted. Then, Mr.,
q Frank Croker addressed the class on
that subject, and two more topics oyere
taken down. The next clause to he
taken Is "The-7Value of the Bible as
After they become well
'yersed on that subject the Rev. Mr.. Far
Ian, will deliver an address.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
Half Starved Man Makes Things Lively fol
II. a While at KlIby Station.
FEEDING HIM MAKES HIM RATIONAL
Died in Pct ersburE Post Nuptia, Re-
3SEception-s encn. Conccrt-Idt,or
.5S sisi laIofHts 10 Marry Insurance Agents
s5s-z PlPsresby terinn Services Marriage
To-day.

Suffolk, Va, Dec. 1--CspeciaD-T
cold for comfort, with no place to
4 lodge; too hungry TO work; too proud
Sto:;Sbeg, and too honest to steal, Will
/ liam Casper. became a rav.ng maniac
4 Hunger and cold drove him mad, and
y Casper came near routing the little
sSsY''illaget Of FKilby Station this morning.
w He attacked Agent Hancock, of the
5Seaboard Air Line, from behind and
then jumped on two Inofrensiye color
4 3f.i me: men Casper fought like q cornered
n tiger, but he was too weak to cope with
Sa crowd OF we'll fed men. and he was
sfinaliy subdned and sent to Suffolk
HE Wasfput inprison.
fSa hen fed by JaIler Norf1eet, CASPER
ssatlf1e&Wlth the speed Of a starved man
not tasted food for a week.
EsAfterS me meal Casper was quieter and
ssaappsared, at times half rational
his afternoon Justice Efey convened
Sat g commission of lrnacy at the ia,l
Casper appeared and told a sad tale If
.Eno55work and despalring hunger. He
s.did not belong to the labor unions and
soc ldnst get anything TO 40. thm,pb
he tried so hard. Things went from,
bad to5Worse I'LL he became temnorariiw
crazy and hya ded sKilby Station with .
Sde:nen,s violence to-day A ~, :. :
= - - spt5 ,roa- r,.r,pt
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IIFiI REVs r. FIMIRsY TTSSALE:

Y,eestertaS Richmond Dispatch con-
tails an excellent likeness OF Rev. r.
Flit,ieyb Gale one OF Portsmouth's boys
! seftaroat, I'm connect with the cut, the
] Dlspateh. sasB: .a
St sIC The Etonsregutio OF Laurel Street
q q SS,lhstrchg bsYe sref sed Mr., Gayle with
Sa ssIs9 pleasure, Rev.. r. Finley
ttiayle - a. native of Portsmouth, and the
Third SON OF Robert J. and Sarah III.
ayie;sst 1e was born Janaury %, 1858,
4 8 ndS vas receiyedi on trial In the Vir-
SgtniayS Conference in 1879. On April O,
1 sBs2, he was married to Miss May Jean
sstte. eldest daughter of Joseph L. and
CaITiesFs. Young, OF Portsmouth
In person he is slight. and one OF the
saaM men OF the conferences; his habit is
easy and deliberate: his air confident,
Their than distracted; his countenance
i generally pleasant and smiling. and his
manner enga cling. a vein Of humor In
his decomposition, added to his naturally
SelaEao spirits, makes him q welcome
Visit tor to the many hcrnesa he enters
fana his pastoral work. AS n compan Mon
! The Is agreeable, Intelligent, earnest and
respectful, and never falls to win the
oonfldence and kind feelings OF the
s;many with whom he comes often in
ICON tact. He Is fond OF his work, and
never seems happier than when engaged
IN a revival. lie has been instrumental
I'm saving many souls. God has blessed
shlm with wonderfully retentiye MEM
foly. He reads much. keeping himself
well posted in secular affairs us well as
Uniformed In matters pertaining to The
church, He has served the following
work: East Halifax, West Bedford,
North Mecklenburg, East Dinwiddie,
the Norfolk Circuit, Crewe and Oman
cock"
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Do you know that we sell the best life
Insurance Policy to be bought any
where?
We represent the Union Central
which Is absolutely the best company
which writes business In this section,
Our Twenty Payment Life Policy
cannot be equalled by any contract Of
tcred by any other company. while our
me kate Endowment policies are the
cheapest and best endowment insur.
ance written.
In these you pay ordinary life rotes
and get an endowment contract
iou VIII lose money If you insure be-
fore seeing us
we elso sell the very best Fire and
Accident Insurance.
WOODWARD & ELAN,
No. Main street
Hol-tt Suffolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-02
A QUIET HOME WEDDING.

a quiet home wedding was celebrated
yesterday afternoon Mt the residence of
our well known Ee1Whsmnp. MIR. c. s.
Sherwood corner South and Dinwiddie
streets. The contracting parties were
Miss Mary Virginia Sherwood and Mr..
Ernest d! Hartsell. jeweler in the en-
ploy OF MIR. Sherwood. The services
were performed by the Rev. Dr. A. e.
Owen in the presence of few friends
and relatives Of, the family, after which
IN reception was lseid from $3.50 to $3.50
y. III. The newly married couple then
left for New York and Niagara Falls.
They Will be absent about ten days, and
on their return will live with the brides
PARENTS
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637,2i3 s224,s9s 81

Total -. .1,6372i3 1924 ,99S 81
The valuations vary widely in these
cOunties. and even in the same county,
and the average runs from 33 cents
down to 10 cents.
The average assessment of oil report
ed is about IA cents n bushel. The
total tax on the 1857, 2i3 bushels Is 5000.
or less than az cents on the hundred
bushels of oysters planted, which are
taken up generally a few months from
the date Of planting and sold on the
ground for s35 or $40 per hundred bush
els. This seems 10 be triflng with a
great State interest.
No reports have been made for either
1896 or 1897 by the inspectors of the
counties of Bssex. Lancaster, Mathews
and Northampton. and the inspector
for the county OF Norfolk is delinquent
for 1897. and the Inspector of Princess
Anne for 1855. 1896 and 1897. ! assume.
of course, that In all of these six coun-
ties oysters have been planted
The assessments are made as pro-
v!ded by the statute on the 1st day of
February In each year. and am in
formed that the grounds prior to that
time have been depleted; that oysters
are planted after the assessment of one
year and marketed before the assess
ment of the next year. and from these
oysters the State derives no revenue
would recommend that the statute
be amended so as to require the as
sessment to be made upon the annual
sales of all planted oysters, in lieu of
the present system.
|
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MIR. Arthur j. Lancaster and bride
returned yesterday from their North
ern trip, and are stopping a few Glys
win the brides parents, on Berkeley
avenue. ny
me regular Wednesday evening
prayer meetings of tie various
churches were emitted last night bc.
cause of the union revival now in nro.
srcss at Pythlan Hail.
y white boy employed at the Eliza
ncth Knitting mills accidentally caurb,
ms hand In the moving machinery YES
teruaS. 1T was mashed so that a nor
t:tn OF 1t had to be amputated DR..
Is. NJ. Morgan performed the operatIon
~ DIE representation of the Demo-
srats held n mass meeting at the Mar
ket Hall last night. ami very enthuslos
t!cally endorsed the nominees for COM
rilmen on the Democratic ticket. Tho
meeting was called TO order by Mr.. II
VI. Mackan, chairman of the Exccu
tive Committee. and MIR, Ed. Woodsend
Vas elected permanent chairman. with
the representatives of the press as sec.
rctarieS.
Several strong addresses were made
oy the supporters OF the ticket. MIR.
elton Parker was called to the Mat
form. ami in very witty and amusing
style. related some of his experiences
rs a politician, and told why he was
able TO wear such good shoes
another meet.Gg was announced 70.
next Monday night. Judging from the
interest manifested q packed house is
predicted.
Mr.. c. Bliven was engaged yester-
iay putting down the water pipes to
MS newly erected coal elevator ut the
foot of Chestnut street.
1t is rumorcd that q popular young
lady of CORTLAND, now visiting !cl the
own, VIII he married soon.
y meeting Of the Republican voters
was held Tuesday night in st. Paul's
store house, on Sixth street, in the Sec
ond Ward
Attention is directed to n card in yes
'eraayS F!rg.nian containing several
statements made by the straightonts,
Mr.. C. S. Burris. who has been At
tending medical college in Baltimore.
is in town
Mrs. Burr!s remains very i'll at her
home, on Pearl street.
Mr.. r. l.. Cox has accepted posi-
ton with Doyle & Small, Norfolk.
Miss Maggie Philips. of South Mills,
| on her way TO Baltimore to attend the
| peabody Institute. is the guest of Mrs
w. l.. Berkeley, on Chestnut street
Mrs. Samuel UPTON, who has been
visiting her son for several days. left
yesterday for her home, in Camden.
| North Carolina
Mr.. Elma Petherhridge returned yes
| ierday from Baltimore, where he at
tended the funeral of his uncle, Mr.
George W. Wooden. of that place.
There will be choir practice to-nIch;
ut y. m. nj Chestnut Street NJ. F
church. The members are specially re-
| quested To be present
Miss Blanche Petherbridge is yer,
SICK at her home. Cn corner of Main
street and Berkeley avenue.
Several new pupils have been recent.
ly added 10 Miss Eliza Tabb's music
| class.
inere VIII be meeting of the w
c. ]. u. at the residence of Mrs Bcalt
| Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
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pYTHIAN NOTES.

The knights OF Pythas OF this city
viii in January produce Damon and
Pythias ut Oxford Hall The cast has
all been selected and the committee
which has the matter in charge promises
one of the best entertainments OF Its
Kind ever given In Portsmouth
The roof will all be on the Pythian
Castle by IL IN. to-day. The outside work
VIII all he done, then large force will
be put to work to finish the inside.
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q q Own Of SUFFOLK

mad. When It was learned cosnor ,- .
sooa mechanic Sheriff Baker emDlovad
MIN 10 do some work at the iai wbnr,
ne VIII be we'll cared for.
DIED IN PETERSBURG
The remains of John II R,gsa.,o
VINO died last night in Petershurr Az
r,peu IN Suffolk to-day for interment
Inc deceased was killed by tynhnid
pneumonia, after painful illness ne
was 70 years old. a few years ago bs
married Miss Minnie Shackelford. of
Suffolk ~ VI
POST NUPTIAL RECEPTION.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph c. Hubbard q,
% hllhy street, last night rendered =
post nuT.ial reception to a coprenraI
party of frienHs.1 Festivities wnra
closed at a timely hour.
BENDFIT CONCERT
>, On Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ
thompson VIII render at their resi-.
dcnce a photographic concert. whcr,
pleasant numbers will be given. TIL,
proceeds are for TIE Christian En-.
deavor Society.
IS HE'S KNOWN HERE.
Cards are out 5:for the marriage n
Prof. Il. L. Motif. of Raleigh, n. C.. a.
Miss ELLA Mary, daughter of Mr.. J, D
Rhodes, on December 18th. at I.jnvi,le
va. The groom-to-be Is we'll known il
suffolk. where he has taken promnen
part in the doings Of the Chiristia,
denominations Mr. Moffit is editor q
the Christian Sun.
SPECIAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
There were several special insuranc,
agents in Suffolk to-day Among then
were w. r. Robbins. of Richmond, rep
resenting the Orient; J3hn S. Gold
smith. OF Atlanta, representing tn
Hartford, and a. NJ. Travers of Rich
monG. representing the Commercial
Union.
FRIENDS ARE SORRY.
Engineer Lewter and Fireman Smith
who were killed yesterday in a wrecl
near Danville, were we'll known here
where they had. many friends.
GOOD PLACE TO GO.
g Services Will be continued again To
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SPECIAL SALE.

MIR. A. J. Phillips. the popullr dry
goods dealer, under Oxford Hall Is
conducting special sale of silks, satins,
capes and cloaks, and all kinds Of ladies'
dress goods. and the prices are very low.
lie Is making n specially of ladies' and
gentlemen's kid gloves, which he Is SELL
Ing at Coo. a pair
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CITY SURVEYORS REPORT.

During the month Of November City
Surveyor Sykes gave lines for the fol-
lowing buildings: b. +. Howell, two
story frame, single, on Villa street.
near Cooke street; N. e. Whtehurst,
two-story frame, SINGLE on Linden ave-
nue., near Villa street; Mrs. Ella X
Burton. two-story frame, single, north
east corner Cooke and b s,rects.