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The Press., 1898-11-03

"ohl save it for Aunt Janer
 stanordvilIe.
 George Eaton Is as work in Woodstock for N. D. Skinner.
 Mrs. Mary Mcguire is confined to her bed with an attack of neuralgia.
 Wallace Melbourne has returned from his musical studies in Brooklyn, and has resumed his position in the Phoenix mill.
 Demond and Fisk are cutting off the wood near the Andrew Wales place, and advertise stove wood for sale in another column.
 Miss Ernestine Dutely, who has been very sick with typhoid fever, and was getting better, has had a relapse, and at present is considerably worse.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre- gational church will meet with Mrs. Mary Fosket Thursday afternoon and evening, Nov. 10. All are cordially invited.
 The friends of Rev. H. M. Vaill were very glad to see him out to church and to hear his voice again last Sunday. He has been sick and confined to his home for quite a long time.
 As Ezra s. Colburn was standing on a ladder short time ago picking apples from a tree, the ladder broke in two, throwing him to the ground, and making him lame in various places. He had the pleurisy in his right side for several days afterwards.
 The Catholic church in this place was crowded on last Sunday evening, also ev- cry evening since this week, many prot estants attending the mission services conducted by Rev. James Flannery. On Tuesday evening there was some fine singing by J. P. Mcguire, D. J. Hanley, Mrs. D. J. Hanley and Miss Clark
 Wm. Roberts, who recently took the position of boss dyer for the Staffordville Woolen company, and who came from Stroudsburg, Penn.. had 8 letter sent to him from his wife, who remains at Stroudsburg, but as he was not known al the post office the letter was returned marked "dead," as it was supposed to be addressed to Wm. D. Roberts, who re. gently died. Mrs. Roberts was much dis. turbed and nearly prostrated for several days, until the facts were known. West Stafford. Mrs. F. z. Fairfield has returned from 6 visit with relatives in Rockville. Mrs. Washington D. Graves Is on the sick list.
 Orwell D. Preston Is working at hard. wood finishing in Newton, Mass. MT. and Mrs. Samuel Davis of Somers called on their cousin, Mrs. Mary Fuller last week.
 Mrs. Joseph Washburn was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Adams, in Somers last week.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. P. Bradway went te Hartford last Friday to attend the funera of their aunt.
 Miss Hannah VanHeynigen has gone to New York for an extended visit amone relatives and friends.
 Subject of the Y. P. S. c. E. next Sun day evening, "The Good Fight" Miss Eugenia, Ellis leader. Several of the school children have { sickness that Is thought to be caused b, | drinking impure well-water. | Rev. Theron Brown of Newtonville Mass. has been a guest of his brother-in law, F. W. Preston, this week. MT. and Mrs. c. R. Andrews, witi their two sons, George and Avery, spen last Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Lauris ton Cummings. in East Longmeadow.
The Press., 1898-11-03

Marquis of Queensbury rules prevailed at the mill Saturday.
 Miss Agnes Pero has resigned her po- sition at the Springs and returned to her home in this village |
 Mrs. Chas. H. Watts of Norwich, N. I., Is a guest of her brothers family, Mir. and Mrs. James Sibley.
 The Misses Jane and Sarah Sessions re- turned Saturday from 8 visit with rela- tives at East Douglas, Mass,
 Subject for the meeting of the Y. P. s. c. K. this evenIng-"Go, or Send" A cordial invitation Is extended to all.
 Worthington's bicycle room, which has been such a popular place during the summer to while away an evening, has been closed for the winter.
 Advertised letters in the Stafford post office: Mrs. Anna Pratt, Mrs. George Bingham, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. I. Sutton, Miss Beatrice Watson, Miss Florence Davis, Miss Euza Maiden, Miss Betty G. Davis, E. A. Barnes, Rippowam Mfg Co.,, Mir. Patrick Dunne. .. ..... ....,
 The Y. P. s. o. E. has elected the fol. lowing officers for the ensuing six months: President, Mrs. O. T. Hulett vice-president, Mrs. Annie Black; re- cordIng secretary, Miss Maud Hulett ; corresponding secretary, George Jenkins treasurer, Oscar Colburn. ..+Ms
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18

Q. Halnes, Mrs. John n. Vaughan, Mrs
II. NJ. Nash, Mrs. William b. Baldwin
Mrs Richard Eakcr Taylor, Mrs. w
talbot Wake Mrs. II. II. Wright. Mrs.
John Quimby, Mrs. William w. Cham
beria!nc. Mrs. w H. White, Mrs. l..
W. II. Waller. Mrs. Caldwell Hardy,
Mrs. f. b. Dancy, Mrs. Thorn Hen
denson. Mrs. e. Il. Palen, Mrs Il. p
Loyal, Mrs. Rev. d. Tucker, Mrs. John
blackwell. Mrs. Benjamin NJ Baker
Mrs. George w. Taylor. Mrs. C. c.
PATTERSON, Mrs. Thomas II. WILCOX
Mrs. James Riddle. Mrs. V. d. Gruner
Mrs. w. w. Gwuthmcy. j., Mrs. H.
w. b. Glover, Mrs. George II. 1IoSson,
MIS-. James, &. Ryrnes. Mrs. w. r.
Martin. Mrs. Adam Tredwcll, Mrs. w
w. Old, Mrs. Sam Lloyd. Mrs. Chas
II. Nash. Mrs. Goodrich Hutton. Mrs.
Charles Parrish. Mrs. Leigh r. Watts,
Mrs. n. III Ehrqulrar Mrs. w. c.
Wise. Mrs. a. II. Grandy. Mrs. Silas
Terry, AIRS. ID. 6 EfSmukcs. Mrs
Lsigh Williams, Mrs Lauder
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Mig price ro.n s,ro,,c, u,

MOI i@rg since a Dlnvill". H.. Jury or
i'rru IN" male defendant In Il bTCuGb Of
promise cas-" 70 pay the decidedly comm.
tent sum OF sol. 3i3 80 to Tho afflicted raj,
one rms was thought to he the Iarrnii
n;ina"tiht ever awarded 10y, Il jury in a sim
iiar action. Though il is "A prctiv i,i.t
estimate Of hlight"d affection, tIcr, is
another climate which is not in dollars
h ' Grnls cNactly as high, yet In general
loity an altitude That is the rsiju,i,
OF me people in their general vcrtiict -.
"a the efficacy of lIostrtlCr's Stnu.ni
Filters as Il remedy for CONSTIPATION T,hn
action OF this gentle. but effective Iax-
alive Is never accompanied by tho rrinin,,
ana other abdominal disturbances WIKI,
pr"crdcs or accompany the operation oC
Il gripping Cathartic. Moreover II is m
incompatible" remedy for and prcvcntiv,
OF malarial. rheumatic ana kidney com
plants. never failing means of inv,
Grating the stomach and nervous system
ana ana promoter Of appetite and slcrn
l,crSiSteicc IN us use is strongly advis-
able
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18
THE TEMPLE ouARrErrE.

The Peoria Transcript has the follow
ing TO say Of the Temple Quartette,
winch men VIII be AT the Academy tonight:
me famous Temple Male Quartette
appeared before a large audience nj
me Grand Opera House yesterday even
ing. The quartette IS composed OF
Messrs. T.. Il. Bullock, Il. T.. Webb:r,
RCnert +. Bruce and Il. c. Willard. Ths
WORK or tbs quartotte was very salts
factory and encorcs were repeatedly
"Smanded. Each was heard in n solo
ana demonstrated CLEARLY that they
were as line solo singers us they were
transcript, Jan. s, 1897.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18
ANOTHER NEW STORE

M2sSrs. S. llirsh e Son will open at
me old Wiginton store, 500 Main
street. about March 1st, 4 mems out
nttlnS establishment They will carry
men ;; shoes, hats, trunks and furnish
=, soous; nave ample capital and, it
MT. iilrsh is connected with Mr. J. w
SpaSat. IS brother-in-law Of Mr.. Max
Marcus. the Hampton c!othier and is
nor q stranger in Norfolk. having made
ms nome here for some considerable,
'ifne. The store is eXcclcntly located
ana there is little question but tina
q good business will be done. The gem
,itnnGh OF me firm, both Mr.. S. and
Mr.. lsador IIirsh. are certain ia max a
ana as sure to retain friends
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A Clever Trick.

1t certainly looks lige it. but thoro 80
really no trick about it. Anybody can
try it who has Lame Back and wn3i.
Kidneys. Malaria or nervous troubles
we mean ne can cure himself right
medicine tones up the whole s,stn,,
acts as stimulant 10 the Liver ava
Kidneys. is Il blood purifier and nor,
tonic. 1T cures Constipation. Heaanchn
Painting Spells. Slecplessncss and Ali,
ancholy II is purely vegetable. q mia
laxative, and restores the system 10 n,
natural vigor Try Electric Bitters AMI
be convinced that they are miracln
WORKER. EVERY bottle guaranteed. Only
soc. Il bottle at Bur-ow, Martin g. 60,
drug store.
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GONE TO HEAVEN.

The household of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Joyncs sits to-day in the shadow of Il
great sorrow. Yesterday morning their
beloved little daughter, Hazel Ellwood,
uled utter severe illness of a few
days, and the numerous. friends of the
Dcfcaved parents feel for them the
kccneSt sympathy. Deceased. who was
child OF most lOvcabe character,
mad scarcely reached her sixth year
when the summons came, yet so beau
tiiul was her life that her demise fills
many loving heart with pain. 1t was
thought few days ago that life would
he spared her. but God needed her.
ana at $40 O'Clock yesterday morning
the Message came and her spirit re-
turned to the bosom of God who gave
1t. The Pale Reaper rcaps the bend
ed grain ana the flowers beneath. The
funeral will take place from the fam
lily residence. 44g Butte street. this af-
ternOOn at o'clock
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MOTTU-CROWN.
Nsa,t.rl-re Sun of Yesterday,

Miss Celeste Winans Grown. daugh-
ter Of Mrs ]. Randolph Grown. sos
Park avenue. was married yesterday to
Air. Rodolphe II mi Moh;u formerly of
Paris, but now OF Baltimore. The mar
rcSe took place ut Christ Protestant
Episcopal church at G O'clock The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Edward l.. Nivcr, rector assisted by the
Rev. Henry +. I<lOman. The bridA en-
tered the church with her uncle. Mr.
John II. Tekm2yer. who gave her away
she was met n. the chancel by The
groom with his best man. Mr.. Tioris \
ven Hail. The bride was attend by
Miss Gay Selhy Williams. maid Of
honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Ce-
Gle Motsu. Of France; Miss NJ. Imogcn
Dorsey, Of Frederick: Miss T;lizahath
L. Bowdoin OF Norfolk, Va: Miss Alice
Clark Keith ana Mss Anna Parsons,
Worcester of Massa chusctts, and Miss
Laura Tcym:yer Crown. n sister of the
bride. The ribbon girls were Misses
Mice and Helen Whclan. The ushers
were Messrs. Robert Goldshornugh II en-
~, LycurGGs Winchester and Charles
foldsborCuSh Stirling. OF Baltimore:
j. Philip Roman and Il. Brook Whit
ing. of Cumberland. and Cornelius de-
WI. @r Norfolk. AS the bridal party
entered the church the choir, of which
me bride is Il member, sang the bridal
chorus from Lchcngrin."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18
HEAVY SHIPMENT or TOBACCO.

Danvlile. Va, Fsb. 17.-(Special.) IA
solid train of thirty-sevcn cars was
forwarded from here to-day via the
Atlantic and Dlnville Railway for the
AMERICAN Tobacco Company. at Dur
nam \. C. This completes Il very
large shipment for fhc American To-
hacco Company. who have been buying
heavily on the Danvillc market, and il
was made the occasion for celebration
by decorating and photographing the
Erain The decorations consisted of
flags and placards.
exceptionally good prices have been
and are now being obtained on tn, mar
kct here for tobacco, which has in
duced unusually large shipments to
Danrille, net only from adjacent ter
r!tory' but from North and South Car
oltna.
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T. f. ROGERS.

ROOM 2,1 AND 2l2 COLUMBIA BUILD
ING. CRANKY STREET
FOR SAlE.-RlBBLE LOTS-thc best
building lots in the city.
FOR RENT.
Store No. al Charlotte street.
Store No. Alp Main street.
Store No. 81 Bank street.
Store No. 10l Commercial Place.
Store ard dwelling No. 81 Queen street
Warehouse Nos. 192 and 1871 Water street
Nos. 90 and l0l Commercial ilace
Nos. 70 End So Commerce street..
Offices CRANKY. Bank and Commerce
streets.
Two office Albcmarlc Building, CRANKY
street.
DWELLINGS.
$50.
Dwelling No. 70 Cumberland street.
Dwelling on Poole street, 500.
No. 200 Cumberland street. 20 On
no. SS1 Main street ........ -. ........ 81 so
No. lis Ferguson avenue -. I30O
Dwelling No. 4l2ia Main street. rent S25
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BrOWn's=

You make 4 mistake if you
fail to attend our SPECIAL Sale
OF Bureau and Chilfonier
Scarfs. Goods that belong in
the $50. and $3.50 class will
on Saturday at III O'Clock be
thrown on our counters at the
exceedingly low price Of SOC
each. Plain Taffetas, Small
Checks and Large Plaids are
among the new things we are
receiving in Silks.
Joseph Brown, 22o Main
street.
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oEsEou1ns OF CAPT YEAr,1AS

The funeral of Captain Charles T..
l&arnran took place at noon yes ;erday
from ~. Luke's Episcopal church, the
rector, the Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd, and
IN" Key. t-bert Ga.cwood otiiciatinr.
In the large attendance was Ruth
lodge or Masons and Pickett buchanan
lamp OF Confederate Veterans. of
Which orSaniza tons the deceased was a
member che remains were Inferred
in lImwood cemetery, the Following act :
ing as pall-bearcrs:
Gen5ral z. NJ. Henry, Colonel Harry
hodges, Colonel w. w. Finney. Colo
mel l.. ID. S;arke. Captain w. r. Mavo.
captain W, c. Wh:ttle, Mr.. w. d. Den
NY and Mr. Il. l.. ThCmpson
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FUNERAL OF MIR. land.

The funeral Of MIR. John w. Land
whose remains arrived hera vest rday
morning from Oklahoma Territory, took
place from the undertaking establish
inent 2f Mr.. II. c. Smith she Rev. w
.: honng, d. D.. Of Epworth M. T..
church. oiilc:atin@ The intcrmcnt was
III me FAMILY huryinG ground in Prin-
cess Ammo count
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Va g.: r:'nIINt:S.

iEClAl NOrICE.--Thc annual meot
ing OF the stockhold"rs Of Tho NOK-
hoAi COMPANY will he held at the
nrincipai office of the company at the
, ME oi seventh street, in tho city of
MESDAf OF MARCH. 1898. (Alarch ond
I'M, nj o'clock T.. M, for the election OF
business as may come before il. Tr,nsfnr
BOOKS VIII he closed from February 2oth
until March 3rd 1885
by order Of the President
LEVI WOODBURY..
fell-fr-Sw r. l.. BAKER, Secretary.
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KodaES and Supp!ics.

Eastman's arc the hest ana tho
Messrs. Greenwood & Bro. aim 10 kenn
the bes; of everything in their linz
and sell these goods at strictly mann
factureFs' fixed price, Their Spectacle
department Is presided over by com
petent optician, who examines ones
eyes free of charge. and prcscr!bes no
glasses unless actually needed M,
get the best service, best goods ana
best terms at Greenwoode.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18
Relief in Six Hours

Distressing Kidney ana Bladder disco go
relieved in six hours by NEW GRJcNT;
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CIJRi: ..
II is II great surprise on account Of its OK
cccdinE p:onpncss in relieving pain in
male. Relieves retention Of wafer almost
immediately. IT You want quick relief
and cure this Is the remedy. Sold by
street. Norfolk. Va.
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THE SOUTH MIDI ELOrR co

This mill is one of the largest in Ohio
wan capacity of 200 barrels a dav
1t IS located at Circlcv:lc, in the Scioto
river bottom, one Of the j. ST wheat
producing sections in the country. Thr
mil IS represented in Norfolk by Mr.
Charles y. Smith. with Office at 3Io
columbia building. CRANKY stree
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18
'ntch Repairing.
Jrweiry Repairing.
school nnd society Medals

Having secured the services OF .
skilled matchmaker and jewcler we orn
now prepared with the best cnuin,od
workshop III the city TO do promn,Iv
and without disappointments all kinhs
OF jewe!ry and watch repairing. and
maintain our reputation for making ali
xmas OF society school ana college
medals. we thank our friends ana tn.
public generally for their liberal no,-
ronagc heretofore extended ana snIi,i,
q continuance Of the same.
TIE GALE JEWELRY 20
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18
SCHOONER TILTON ASHORE
She Struck OF Chicamicomco Ycstor-
day Mornng-rhc Crew saved

Thc four maStcd schooner Samuel w.
Iiiion. Captain Wesley II. Smith bound
from Charleston to Baltimore. with n
cargo of phosphate rock. stranded al
Chicanicomico. twenty-five miles nnrth
of tiattcras. ut O'clock ycstrr1,v
morning Captain Smith and crew OF
e!Sht W=re all saved by Captain Mid
Eci of the Ch!camcomico Life Saving
station. The vessel is lying head on
the beach, and has thirteen feet Of
water in her hold. She will probably he
u total loss The Merritt Wreck;nr
coanpany's steamer J. ID. Jones LETT hera
yesterday morning to go to her asyjst :
ancc but was sgnallcd from Cape
Henry 40 return
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18

what pleasure is there in life with n
headache. constipation and hiliousnests?
Thousands experience them who could
become perfectly healthy by using De
Wits Little Early Riscrs. the famous
little pills ]. NJ. T.. Trottcr, Norfolk;
r. L. Walker, Bra mbleton; Truitt G
Smith, Berkeley
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18
Offices in citizens. Ennk ,uirdir-

Those desiring 70 secure office rooms
IN The C!tiZen's Bank Office building,
now under construction. are requested
10 apply at the bank without delay,
ana make selection from; rooms not al
readT engaged.
Floor plans giving dimensions etc
of all rooms a.c accessible 10 apnIi-
edH'S. fcblI-3.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18

JOYNES.-ht the residence Of norrnts
No. ll9 i'ntc street, Thursday February
lth, lSS. 1T 800 o'clock Il. M. Hazel
lIbl'WpDiD, daughter of H. X. and f,ii2a-
beth d. Joyncs, aged > years. i months
and 10 days.
The funeral will take place from above
residence FRIDAY AFTERNOON mt 3
O'Clock. Friends of the Family are invited
to attend.
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PORT CALENDAR

Sun rises at GAO a. m. and sets at $40
y. M. High water at 7:0S a. M and
1888 y. m; low water at 1912 u. IN. and
/ SO D. III.
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METEOROLOGICAL DATA,
U. S. Department, of Agriculture

.. .. I3VTdTlIIiU OF ASriCuIturc,
weather Bureau, Norfolk, Feb. II.
The following observations are record-
er Tor thu past twenty-four hours:
Maximum temperature - ... a.
Minimum temperature. &c
Normal temperature. ...... go. "A
departure from normal. :. minus Q
Departure from normal since Jan
uary lst.... p,us 1Oo
Rainfall in II hours O
Rainfall since Fob. -. -. -. 10
MEAN hum!dtiy...... ...... $50. TG
j. j. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18
10 Cure n Co,d emo p,,

Take~Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets
All druggists refund the money If it
falls to cure. % cents.
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DR.. a. Week has returned and may
be found any day at The Gale Jewclrv
Company from 0 a. m. to u. IN. M
$40 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18

Several OF the retail stores were kent
busy this morning selling Media
Fancy Patent flour.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast and Gcneral Conditions For
To-day.
Washington. Feb. II, 1898.

Washington Feb. II, 1898.
For Virginia.: Increasing
N RAIN cloudlness and probably light
rains: warmer: southeasterly
winds.
For North Carplna: Light
rain; warmer; northeast 10 southeast
winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18

NERVOUS TROUBLES all Kinds cnro,
with ANIMAL EXTRACTS. Free bnGi.
tells hCw. WASlilNGTON CHEMICAL
CO. Washington. D. c.
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The Strained H"iniIons mud probob,c
War with spain

Has nothing to do with our
PATROL 81 SHOE.
Which is made for ease ana hard soy.
vice: has three distinct solid leather
so!cs, narrow, medium and broad toes;
IN laced and CATERS.
To be had only a:
lil@II.ER'S
ONE PRICE SHOE STORE.
Ga Bank street, opp. Courthouse,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-18

mere were LEGS vessels laden dur
INF the year of which number 1oa
were ocean steamers: IS coastwisn
steamships leave this por, fnr.
Northern markets every week. Tbc
year 1891 was one of the greatest in
me history Of Norfolk. because n yc,r
OF sol!d preparation for handling thn
business now forcing itself unnn thn
city and involving expenditures a1grr-
eating over $4,000. 600
continuing our journey southwark
we pass along close by the Dismol
swamp. long ago made famous nv
Moore's ballad. The Luke of the Dig
maj swamp" AS we peer into its deep
dark mystery. fancy calls up to orr
Whn!hG thought the familiar feature;
81 George Washington, who at the orr
OF 81 explored 1t in the capacitv Of
a civil engineer ana as he has de-
ciafc1, cncompasscd the whole of II f"
Ilhding Il 10 hc 80 by over 20 miles i,
extent surrounding this swamp on
every side are pine woods drapcd from
t"pmcst bouGh 10 base Of trunk with
moss which sways and curls ubout
with every passing wind
"licsidc that sandy, narrow roo1
where jasmine vines send out in March
from golden bloom on balmy brcezes
,nsir "dor 10 guide the honey bees
'herc sands stately mansion. We
caich perhaps hut a passing gl!mpsc:
vet through the open gate We scn
enough 10 note that here Il wilderness
an" solitary place are made TO bios
,vHl as me roses On highest limbs
ihere grows the sentimental mistlcfoc
around which are clustered in mem
Dry store the scenes of by-gonc DAYS.
while haskinG in the sun-warmed soil
iwo r!ng-doves are cooling their low
and gentle calls
Amid such scenes as .heee shall yyn
mink Of d.scord-man with man At
Strife?"
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| STORES.
26S Queen street.
lis Church street.
a and Ii Roanoke.
10 Roanoke avenue.
81 Roanoke avenue.
u Roanoke avenue.
i2l Main st.
62 Bank st.
&c Bank st.
81 Commerce street.
20 ana q Talbot ST.,
OFFICES.
$50 Main street,
y desirable cottage
about one mile from
town.
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w. II. II. Trice & Co.,
Real Estate and Rental Agents. Corner
Bank and Plume streets.

RESIDENCES.
1913 Maltby ave.
339 Duke st.
407 Main street.
rs Shields street.
z Byrd Place.
PIT Cook.
Boz Main st.
los York street
506 Reeves.
Sc Rank st.
is Arlington Place.
2l9 James street.
I05 Mariner.
1923 Mariner.
AGO Main st.
S3T Duke street,
81 Holt street,
IL Falkland st.
Fort st.
3S6 Main st.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-06-08
HERE'S FOR A LAUGH.

A Quaker once, hearing a person tell
how much he felt for friend who need
ed assistance, dryly observed: Friend,
hast thou felt in thy pocket for him?"
-Tit-Bits.
Another Chance.-"Going to the shore
this season, Miss EIderly?" Eyes. Now
that the coast defenses are to be i'm
proved, suppose that there will be
some men tbere."-Detroit Free Press.
"I's hyuhd it said dat folks is only
chillun grown" remarked Uncle Eben,
IAN it do seem dat a heap OBJ 'em hab
de habit OBJ hoiicr.n' lots wifout sayin'
nuffin."-Washington Star.
81 met q southerner yesterday who
insists that 'Unc.e Toms Cabin brought
on the war" ''Well, some of the COM
panies 1 have seen in the play were
quite sufficient to provoke hostilities!"
Puck.
He Wondering if that Williams has
ever been accepted)-"Are both your
rings heirlooms?" She (concealinc the
band)-"Oh, dear, yes! One has been
in the family since the time Of Alfred,
but the other is newer and (Diushing)
only dates from the conquest. liar
lem Life.
Jones-".Funny about Deacon Pratt.
Awfully absent-minded, you know"
Brown-"What's he been doing now?''
Jones-"At the prayer meeting last
evening Elder Goode asked him to lead
in prayer, and before he knew what he
was saying the Deacon replied: 1t isn't
my lead. dealt. '"-Boston Tran
script.