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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-08-17

No. 20 ruos through from Charleston via
Central R R, Leaving Charleston a. N,
Laoes "a ID, Manning 9 OF a N
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-08-17
Successful Physicians.

We heartily recommend Dr. Hathaway s. Co.
Of Zzl S Broad ST, Atlanta, Ga. as being per
fectly reliaois and remarkably Successful! IN the
treatment of chronic diseases Of men and women.
need of medical help should certainly write
these eminent doctors and you will receive free
and expert opinion of your case by return na5
without cost
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-08-17
WAR! WAR! WAR

But the white" is vitcori-
Gus. We are now selling sew
ing machines from ten dollars
up We have a few machines
that are slightly used that we
will sell cheap. We also have
a nice line oee Organs that we
Will sell on easy terms. We
are head quarters for Sewing
Machines and supplies. Old
machines taken in exchange
for new ones.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-08-17

There isn't IA weak pr;o' a1ywhere about
she White Sewing MAchioe-M. =. Rsraie
,ells then.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-22
NJ uMBER 3S

MAN named Dickinson, resident
OF the town of Clyde, is missing from
his home for several days past, and
his family and friends fear that he
has been foully dealt with. One day
last week he, with some others. was
taking the honey from bee tree,
when the owner OF the land and a
posse Of friends came and drove the
bee hunters away. In the retreat
Dickinson became separated from
his companions, and has not been
seen or heard of since. The woods
were searched, and enquiries made
in all directions without learning
anything Of the missing man.
Mr.. JoHN f. GILMORE n travelling
salesman, whose home was at Lis
bon, Ohio, died at the Globe hotel In
this city Thursday, Sept 10. Three
weeks previous he arrived here. and
was seized with hemorrhage Of the
lungs, which resulted in his death AS
above stated. He was "A member OF
the Odd Fellows and X. L. orders,
and his brethren here gave him
special attention and assistance
during his Illness, and good dele
cation of the local lodges escorted
his remains to the depot Friday
morning, after impressive services
at the hotel The wife Of deceased
and brother, DR.. w. n. Gilmore, OF
West Point, Ohio, came few days
before his death, and escorted the
remains home.
rs Shropshire Bucks for Sale
40 2-year-olda, balance yearlings.
Prices reasonable.
CHAs. COLLARD,
37w4# Edmund, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-22
MINERAL WISCONSIN. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER % 1898

ALTHOUGH busy preparing for her
regular opening on the 29th, Miss
Lenahan will, in the meantime, be
pleased to show the attractions of
her splendid new stock of millinery,
and to serve customers promptly.
Miss ANNIE PHILLIPS returned
Saturday from session of an East
ern Star meeting at Baraboo, and n
short visit with friends ut Madison.
Miss Name Priestley came with her
and remained until Wednesday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. VIM. MCNEIL, for
thirty years residents on farm in
Waldwick, have removed to the city
of Mineral Point. Two young sons
come with them to attend school.
Older boys will run the farm.
MISSES Bessie Hutchison and Kate
Hooking started yesterday for North
western University, at Evanston, H.,
Misses Ruth Spensley, Agnes Snow
and Margery Lambertson for KEN
per Hall, Kenosha, to persue their
studies.
IT was a pleasure to many friends
of Mr.. Richard White, of Dodgeville,
to meet him on our streets Tuesday.
He is quite feeble, far different rom
when, as a sturdy farmer of Wald-
wick, he used to do business in Min
eral Point.
ESPECIAL efforts are making to Sc
cure full attendance at the regular
meeting of Goo. II. Legate Post G.
A, r. on the afternoon of Friday, Oct.
18th. Cards of invitation are being
sent to comrades, and lunch is
promised after the disposal of bust
ness.
THERE will be a regular meeting
Of the Rathbone Sisters at their hall
in this city next Wednesday even
ing, Sept. 2Sth, ut the usual time. All
members are requested to be pres
ent as business of Importance is to
be transacted.
ltEv. II. KENT during his two
weeks visit to his sons at Mount
Clemens, Mich, occupied with much
acceptance. the Presbyterian pulpit
two Sundays. He returned home on
Thursday evening last, and last Sun
day two good audiences greeted
him on return to his regular work.
Mr.. AND MRS. j. b. KENT, of !
Chandler, Okla, after ten days |
visit with his parents at the Parson-
age, left on Wednesday afternoon
for Omaha to spend week at the /
Exposition in that city on the jour
ney home. He speaks in high terms /
of Oklahoma as locality for settlers (
and investors.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-22

FIVE rooms over Economy Store
to rent.
CHARLES SNOW went to Milwau-
kee yesterday morning.
REMEMBER the dates of the mill
linery opening of NJ. Wearne q Co.
Look HERE-l5 bars of good
laundry soap for % cents at Gales.
Miss MARIE BLEwETT is assisting
Mrs. r.. Roach, milliner, at Ridge
way.
FRANK SUTHERs came from Mad
ison Monday evening to vote at the
caucuses Tuesday.
DIR. J. A. CLEMENTsoN drove to
Lancaster last Saturday for short
visit with his parents.
The September term of the cir
cult court for Iowa county opens at
Dodgeville next Tuesday.
Mrs. w. w. BABCoCK arrived last
evening from Janesville for a visit
with her parents in this city.
DIR. C. ID. MCDONALD has resumed
practice in this city, and his profess
sional card appears in this paper.
IKE DELLER and wife are again
with their friends in Mineral Point
after several months at Lancaster.
NJ iss JESSIE JACOBS, who has been
saleslady in a store at Ridgeway
has returned to her home in this
city.
Mrs. DAVID JACKo and daughter
Miss Anna, departed last Tuesday
for a visit with Mrs. A. l.. White, at
Souix City, Iowa.
JOHN +. CRUM has gone to Michi.
gan to purchase carload or more OF
winter apples for this market Re
serve your orders.
Miss SUTHERLAND, a competent
trimmer of Chicago, has been Sc
cured to assist VI. Wearne & Co. dur
ing the fall season.
REV. f. w. STRAW, late pastor o
the NJ. f. church in this city, is as
signed by the West Wis. Conference
TO the Lake st. church. Fan Claire.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-22

REV. Il. KENT returned from his
visit in Michigan last Friday, and
resumed his duties as pastor of the
p. NJ. church at once.
JOE FIEDLER went to Madison on
| Monday to take the preliminary
steps for entering the law depart
ment of the State University.
MRS. DAvIssoN and son, Will, left
for their home at Austin, H., on
"Wednesday morning, after quite an
extended visit in Mineral Point.
Mrs. |. c. Downs, of Kansas City,
Mo-, returned to her home last Tues
| day, after pleasant visit at the
home of her mother, Mrs. John
Wearne.
REV. GEORGE MERRIFIELD, who
comes as pastor of the NJ f.. church
to Mineral Point, is not a stranger to
thisspeople, and he will be warmly
welcomed.
THE Triumph of Christianity" is
the subject for the Christian En-
deavor meeting this Thursday eve
ming, under the leadership of Miss
EStella Dave.
The Rev. p. 5. Mather's appoint
ment as pastor of the Dodgeville
circuit will be for him IA return to
the field of his pioneer services in
the ministry.
Miss CLARA LEATE departed for
her home in st. Louis, Mo-, yester-
day, after several weeks visit in our
city, guest at the home of Hon. and
Mrs. Calvert Spensley.
THURSDAY, the 29th, will be an in
teresting day with the ladies of Min
eral Point and vicinity, for then will
be the opening of fall and winter
millinery at Miss Lenahan's.
Hon. WIN. A. JONES came from
Washington Saturday. 1t is under
stood his family will accompany
him on his return and remain at the
rational capital for the winter.
Mr.. CHAs. WINN has gone to Cuba
City for short visit with relatives.
His wife, who has been spending
few days there, will accompany him
on his return tomorrow (Friday.)
Mr.. b. HOLLAND, having bought
"A bunch of cattle from VIM. \.
Curry, came to this city last Friday
to receive them, and on Saturday
drove them to his farm at Hollan-
dale.
THE TRIBUNE is usually printed
and mailed Wednesday evening,
this week the issue is deferred until
Thursday in order to publish the re-
suit of the republican county con-
vention.
A. w. THoMA has passed eXamin-
alton and been granted his diploma
from Mccormick Optical Institute,
of Chicago, as Doctor OF Ophthalmol-
ogy, and is prepared to fit glasses in
a scieutic manner.
AN adjourned meeting of the
Board of Public Works will be held
Monday morning, sept. 18th, at $3.50
o'clock to hear objections against
proposed assessment for water mains
on authorized extention.
THE annual meeting Of the Iowa
County Soldiers Monument Associa-
ton will be held in Mineral Point,
Tuesday, October 4th, 1895, at two
O'Clock p. m., in the X. of +. Hall.
ORDER OF PRESIDENT.
( JAMES NJ. ToAY has taken the
agency OF the Palatine Insurance
company, of Manchester, England,
and is prepared to write policies on
the best terms offered by any relia-
bic company. He hopes for share
1 of the patronage of insurers. 3otf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-22

WIN. ALBERT BISHOP, for many
years a druggist at Dodgeville, who
removed to Lacrosse some time ago
is missing from his home and much
anxiety is caused by his absence. II
is said that since going to Lacrosse
he has been unfortunate in business
losing most of the twenty thousand
dollars or more that he took with
him from Dodgeville, and it is feared
that in fit of dependency he may
have committed suicide.
For RENT-Five good rooms over
the Economy Store in this city, suit
able for housekeeping. Rent reason
able. For further information in
guire of +. c. Ludden. 2w
IT makes no difference how many
medicines have failed to cure you.
While there's life, there hope, and
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
well. EASTMAN q MEsERoLE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-22
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,
BUYING and
SELLING-A>

is not a matter of guess work
nowadays. People, as "A
rule, are well posted in re-
gard to styles and values.
They know what they want,
and what it ought to cost.
Our success has been won
by careful catering to the
wants of the people of Min
eral Point and vicinity.
We buy the right thing at
the right price, and pass it
along 10 our customers at a
profit they pay cheerfully.
We solicit your patronage
on this basis,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-22
! |GREATx
||SAV ING;


In price, better call and get
acquainted.
If you are not satisfied that
you can buy goods here from
l09o to l59o lower than else
WI sre, you will have lost
nothing.
Perhaps you prefer paying
25qo to 30o6 per annum for ac-
commodation at credit stores,
but did it ever occur to YOU
to be a rather expensive fa-
vor? Better
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-22

Bernard Dresser Homestead
In Strong's Addition, city of Mineral
Point, is for sale at reasonable price
and on good terms. Apply to Adam
Dresen or Jacob Dresen Jr. 3Sw4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-22
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LUDDEN s. Co.
The Local Field.

4. +. BISHOP tor Fu7niture......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
Two Faults of the Horse.

Aldridgo's and Tattersalis are the
{, horse marts OF this town, where, If
sdnclined. you can make capital studies
oriuman nature and equine nature, says
thu london correspondence of the wash
inan Post. Rowiandson, the clever horse
paikr. was telling me the other day
thabe had often been impressed with the
facahat the equine has a decided in
fiueIe on human nature. Not only that.
he ated; 81 tell you that most men who
deals horses train horses, talk horses,
actu4v get TO look like horses. They ac-
qulrehe sad. patient expression of most
horsel can always tell your genuine
horse han, whether l meet him at New
markelor at Longchamp's. There Is an
unmis kable stamp about him. But,
enougbf philosophy. Here is a bit OF
remini4nce. 1t was at Aldridgc's not
long agswhen George Cordery. who con-
siders tnself a first-rate judge OF
horse. ,ught what he considered
beauty.
"'Havk You anything to tell me about
him?" AID .Sordery of the groom.
mir answered the man, the
'oss only bs two faults
'Whatte they inquired Cordery-
lies TRIBE ard to ketch.' said the
"'oh! tt doesn't natter observed
Cordery.
And the's the other fault contin-
ued the faitul groom. He amt no good
when you'vtaught i'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
GALLANT CoNFEDEl, TE DEAD.
CAPTAIN Franklin Broke Berkeley,
of StauntOI

STAUNTON. VA. Octokr 5.-tSpecial)
Captain Franklin Brooke Berkeley died
this afternoon, after Ion Illness; aged
Ga years. He was one of Saunton's most
prominent citizens, having cen for many
terms a member of the Cit Council, and
for a long time its presidet; q teller In
the Augusta National Bak for many
wears a member OF the Bard OF Nisi-
tors of the Western State hospital, and
n most active and valued Nstryman OF
Trinity Episcopal church. Vt the out
break of the war Captain Brkeley was
paymaster in the United Staes army,
but resigned and joined the stenton Ar
tillery, Imboden's Battery. Ater I'm
boden's promotion to brigadle'general-
shin following the first battle o Manas-
sas. CAPTAIN Berkeley became Is adju-
tant-general, in which capacity 4 served
until the end of the war. After The war
Captain Berkeley went into Il drug
business with Mr.. =. NJ. Trout, I'D later
was a member Of the drug firm dTrout,
Stribbling a. Berkeley. Captain btkeley
was a native of stanton, being II son
of DIR. Berkeley. prominent phfcian
of his day, and a grandson OF fudge
Robert Brooke, Of the Supreme Cott of
,Aupcals. He married a Miss Nellie hird,
daughter of Rev. DR.. Samuel j. BAN, a
noted Presbyterian divine. He iseur-
vived by three brothers-Messrs. Edmund,
spotswood. and DR.. Carter BerMy-
and two sisters-Miss Mary Berkeley IND
Mrs. Ingleheart, of Annapolis. Md.-be-
sides a number Of children. Early In he
winter Captain Berkeley went to KIP
mond TO undergo an operation OF Y
knce-cap. and in coming down the nc,
nital steps. on leaving for home. fell ar
ca injured his leg as TO make amputau'
necessary and had been an Invalid eV
since. Few men held the esteem al
trust of the community in so high
cree as Captain Berkeley, while the
was never a Drawer or more gallant Co
federate soldier.
private d. Edward Crimmns was purl'
from St. Francis Catholic church to-da
rev. Father McVerry officiating. The I
mains were inferred with military honor
| bis comrades of Company X west a
eusta Guards, forming the escort ~
| doral tributes were very profuse ana
| exceeding beauty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
VERY SINGULAR CASE
SAYS THAT SOME ONE Is SEEKING
HIS LIFE,
CAUSES IN Arr
An Interesting story from Peters,
burg-In the Field TO stay-Mr.
sidney r. Epes Bcster-Hcavy sales
of Tobacco.
of Tobacco.

PETERSBURG, VA, October 5.-(Spe-
ciss)-A somewhat singular case was de-
veloped here by the police last night
Mr.. Daniel Albertson, formerly a resident
OF Hampton. but recently removed TO
this city. was arrested on the complaint
Of Mr.. +. c. Leach. young business
man OF Hampton. on suspicion of con-
spring to take his life The suspicion
proving TO be without foundation, Mr..
Albertson was released this morning. at
the request OF Mr.. Leach. who came here.
accompanied by his friend, Mr.. S. L.
Gowel. Mr.. Leach says that some I'M
known person is seeking his life, and
tnat letters have been written TO get
some one to kill him. II seems that Mr..
AlbertSon some time ago received one
OF these communication Offering him s25
TO undertake the work and his accept
ance was 20 be made known by a certain
sign Mr.. Albertson at once showed the
note to Mr.. Gowell, a friend OF Mr..
Leach's, and IL was agreed that the mat
ter should be conducted secretly, with
the hope Of catching the anonymous par
~. Mr.. Leach was not informed that AL
Gowell. and receiving information that
Albertson was in the conspiracy the lat
ter's arrest followed. The above explana-
ton resulted in his prompt discharge.
Mr.. Leach is still convinced that some
body wants to kill him. but he does not
know whom TO suspect.
Friends here Of Thomas l.. Jones the
colored candidate for Congress, say that
he has no idea Of withdrawing or of
being withdrawn from the field. He
| claims 10 have been regularly nominated
| and TO be the regular candidate and is
| pushing his canvass on these grounds
He is everywhere receiving the endorse
ment and support OF colored Republicans
| Hon. S. Il. Epet. the Democratic can
| didate was In the city to-day. He is
! much better In h4alth, but has not yet
\ recovered.
The market for hew-crop tobacco was
! opened here to-day. All day yesterday.
| and until quite lste last night, wagon
| loads Of the weed were coming into the
\ city. and the fioof Of the warehouses
to-day were crowd@. The offerings were
| so heavy that II wss late I'm the day be-
| fore the sales were completed. Very sat
| isfactory prices wer4 as n general thing,
| obtained, and number of buyers from
| other markets In nd outside OF the
State were present u bidders. Il has
been many monthsa since such busy
scenes were witnessed ut the warehouses.
Refreshments were FINISHED the plant
ers at all the breaks.A
Mr.. Charles Gibbonslhan old and we'll
, known citizen. is serio sly iii at his res
idence on Tabb street
Mrs. Simmons the espected matron
of the Methodist FemaleDrphan Asylum
. has been quite sick for eme days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
p,.osapt weather I'm Manila.

III ID. Millet. in Harpers WeeKlyJ
No one who has not experienced the
weather we have been having lately oai
form any idea of the discomforts OF c'ihp
ufa IN the almost continuous doWhpour
which has been going on for the last week;
Everv article of clothing is drenched' anu
a. Northumberland there are many OF
,he,,-who have but one suit of eiothes'
and that q canvas one, have not known
what II is 20 be dry for days. BOOTS anu
sboes always wet. Every morning they
are covered with blue mold, inside ana
ont and II one tries 10 clean ana OH 'lleil
thew are as bad again in hNe minutes
saw a parade Of the Nebraska hesiiien
last night in the company Sueet''
lego nronortion of the men were in their
under-clothes. and scarcely one hau
con,nleta uniform. All the troops look as
II they had been through a SIX months
active campaign. and the camp looks ike
q iacustrine village. But there is almost
M illness as vet among the men, ana
,heir shirts are exuberant. General
Greene is the busiest man in camp, as
may be imagined. for in addition TO the
military operations at the front, the DIM
culties about supplies. about the LANDING
az troops. and the transportation increase
daily. and very much add TO the laDors
of the one upon whom the whole RESPONSE
hilitv rests The example Of the general
unnaeging energy IL invaluable ana con-
taeious. and il is scarcely necessary 10
cav that the troops have unbounded con-
0dence I'm him. Thus far ali the active
work in the field has been done by the
ltroops in General Greene's brigade, and
they have proved themselves most efficient
holders In every respect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
STOCKS IRREGULAR.
SPECULATIVE ATTENTION DIRECT
ED TO SUGAR COMPANY SHARES.
TOBACCO VERY RLucYUAYlHe:
II Moves Readily I'm Either Direction
According to Rumors About West
ern NegotintionS-Whent, Corn, and
oats Advance.

NEW YORK, October 5.-Speculative at
tention was directed 10 the American
Sugar Refining Companys shares to-day
by the cut in the price OF the various
grades of the product. Advices from the
sucar district were that sellers were hold
ING off I'm expectation of further reduc-
tions and that lively war in the trade
was looked for. Wall Street received the
various developments with some concern.
and IL was felt that renewed liquidation
IN Sugar would tend to deprive the mar
ket OF outside support. and that the ef-
forts which were being made to sustain
various specialties would be abandoned.
Subsequent developments. however,
served to reassure the street, as support
ing orders were placed all around, ana
the drop in Sugar of points. to nZl-i'
was without appreciate effect.
The drnness of the general market,
counled with open buying Of other In
dustrIals by a leading interest, brought
about q late rally Of points In sugar.
Irreeularity was quite pronounced
throughout the day, and the list gave
little semblance of strength, except Tor
q brief interval at the start. and again
in the late session
AMERICAN TOBACCO.
Tobacco responded readily in either di-
rection TO the usual assortment OF rumors
respecting the status Of the negotiations
with the western manufacturers.
Fluctuations i'm the railroad stocks were
confined within narrow limits. except in
one or two cases, Northern Pacific tcom-
NOM making an early conspicuous dis
ph,y of weakness. Improvement In grain
nrices coupled with the heavy export
demand exerted a sustaining influence
ON the western shares. which onset the
frequent gyrations of the Speclalties.
Final dealings were characterized by
strength. but net conditions were irregu-
lar.
4 brisk demand developed for the bond
issues of recognized properties, and
those i'm process of rehabilitation, but
realizotions I'm Denver and Gulf Us wiped
ont -the Improvement. TWO million three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars were
the total sales Government bonds We're
unchanged all around in the bid prices.
Tho total sales OF stocks were 4O2, So5
shares including $500 Atchson Cprefer-
reD. 10 $50 Chicago. Burlington and gum
cv f7035 Manhattan. 1919 Metropoitan
Street Railway $3.50 Northern Pacific,
1858 Rock Island. 15,4Go st. Paul. 1888
Union Pacific 1856 Union Pacific. Denver
and Gulf. 4O.OG1 Tobacco, 2,79o Peoples
Gas. and 1881 Sugar.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
ap M.-Money on call. 2H2 81; last
loan at 21-2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 41-4d4 l-2 per cent.
Sterling excange frmer, with actual
hre,ness IN bankers bills at A.Si1si.Si l.
for demand. and at s4.Sl "a for sixty
davs: posted rates, A@ 1-2aAS; com
mercial bills. A.d.
silver certificates. 60a6O 81. Bar silver
GO. Mexican dollars. &c "a.
Government bonds steady. state honds
| firm. Railroad bonds firm.
.r,y yoRK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
NORFOLK AND VICINITY.
Tr,,I of Lovitt-New North Saroi'""
Connection.

NORFOLK. VA, October 5.-(Speciai)-
araf, of $50 sailors left for New YORK
to-day to man the supply-ship oei''''
which vessel goes to Manila with 'he
Iowa and Oregon.
There were many visitors 10 the S'a'e
pa,r to-dav. The racing Is the cher at
.aa,ion of course and the speeding Oh
,1rsos L. watched from the Srandstaho
IA oround the course with interest ohe
30 The principal features OF TINS depnil-
,,,ent of the fair Is the exnipluoh vi '"e
&C cuideless pacers-Helen Gould. Lazy
n,ocl bud L., Princess Woodford' ana
,,,oe,inc of leading Republicans OF inc
,,-.,ict was held to-day in this city al
uio'' -, ~ the Tidewater Republican
...ociation when IL was unanimously
aoa,dod 10 conduct from now on a Vigor
~ campaign on behalf OF Mr. Hoiiahd'
candidate for Congress -, .,,n
~ rial Of Arther Levitt, charged WIN
,.,n,ng constable Beasley In Princess
Anne county. began there to-day me
1.,tzors are still excited over the crime
and extraordinary measures nave oe0"
taxen TO prevent violence.
Through the efforts OF General-Mahaev'
serpell, OF the Norioik anu ,nos,dan,
road. and Mr.. J. w. Brannins' piessn'
roau' pranning Manufacturing Company
Oh ,n .Son,on. n. c., Norfolk has secured
OF r. ,rade oatlet in Eastern North Caro-
, new Connection is made at Ahoslde, n.
INA. ~ The Wellington and Powellsyiile
G.. WIN narrow gauge road. recently
raiiroau, nv Mr.. Framing. Its presi-
constr cons 's eetween Ahoskie and Windsor n.
&C. Gen." Of ' vsS.sass 4, %s ss N Tos
, m,k merchants n The new line Is now In
full operation, s 70 fear M danger "a
pnys..'ss from the smallpox epidemic In
TINS o,S county, but the Board OF Health
has or oeao, 10 proceed without de-
Gently apy re general vaccination ordered
lay WIN The precaution h compulsory
las, wen. a certificate Of vaccinatson y