davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Gowns.

Generously Cut Full Width Muslin
Gowns, embroidered edge, an extra value
soc.
Full-Sized Muslin or Cambria Gowns.
embroidery trimming, square or hlgh
neck. two specials at..........15 and Soc.
Muslin or Cambria Gowns. in a variety
of styles trimming of lace or e1nbrol-
derry ....................SI, $1.25, and 81 30.
Extra-Quality Muslin or Cambria
Gowns, very effective trimming Of en-
brOidery or lace.
30. 81 80. 81, $3.50 SO. and $3.50.
High-Grade Muslin or Nainsook Gowns,
deliberately trimmed with lace or embrol-
derry, ranging in price from. to 50.
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Corset Covers.

Tntrjmmed Cambria Corset Covers, high
or low necks, some extra values, rangins
in price rOm..................I% '-- 10 90
Cambria Corset Covers. trimmed with
embroidery made close fitting and french
styles. square and round neck, uhmatch-
ed values.
40. 80. -. SIC. 81. and up to 81 20
Cambria Corset Covers, lace trimmei'
made close-htting and French styles.
square and round neck. Especially at
tractive values at
Is, s5c, 81, SI:5, $3.50. and up to 10.
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Wash Silks,

this seasons most advanced Styles, "ho
u,pst effective color combination, al
greatly reduced prices.
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Skirts.

Nicely-Made Full-Size Skirts. cambria
rufiles and tucks, extra values at
90 90, and 75c.
Extra-Quality Muslin and Cambria
Skirts. effectively trimmed with lace and
embroidery. phenomenal values at soc,
81 Si25, $50, S1.:5, 81, $3.50, and up
to $3.50
Ladies Ifigh-Grade Muslin and Cambria
Skirts deliberately trimmed. the very per-
lection Of manufacturers skill, ranging in
price from. ........,...,s''''''''''9t 10 Sio'
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ladies' Wash Waists.

Nicely-Made and perfect-Fitting White
+. *. Waists, extra values at..Si and -.
White u. X. Waists with Colored ana
Black Stripes, fast colors. ..........,.$|'
NicelyMade Colored Percale and cling
ham Waists, unusually attractive values
at
80. -. Soc, 81. sI25. $50. $1.75, and So.
Highly Fashionable White Lawn
Waists. made straight bias, and cross
tucks.........Si. 30. 81 80. $40, and 81.
Ladies White Lawn Waists. made with
tucks and trimming of insertion.
- IN opd
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Fancy Satin Striped T.. KS some de.
tinctiVely new patterns ................ -.
Fancy Bayadere Striped T. ks new
and handsome patterns.
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Drawers.

f'uli-Sized Drawers. made of n good
quality Of muslin, ruffies and tucks a
regular 3Jc. value, at....................~o
ladies' PUBLISHED Drawers, made Of an
excellent quality Of muslin and cambric
rufiies and tucks regular soc. value Boo
Generously-Cut Tucked Muslin and cam
brio Drawers, trimming Of embroidery OF
lace, extra good values at
80, 90, 75c., 81. SI.25, $50
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Corded p. AS


az az !: i-2e. FOR ne regular y - qualy
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Ladies' Wrappers,

PUBLISHED No-Skimping Neat-Trimmed,
and MOdestly-P Ladies' Nicely-Made
Lawn Wrappers, Light, Medium, and
Dark Colors, trimming OF Hamburg ana
lace. Prices,
Doc, 81, 81 20. $50, and up 10 $2.73.
Ladies' Nicely-Made and Generously
Cut Percale Wrappers, Light, Medium,
and Dark colors, especially good values
81 20. 30. and So.
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White Goods.

In this department We are simply aim
ing to excel our own record, which means
that the most careful and eXacting pur-
chaser cannot fail 90 he gratified.
40-inch India Linons at f-2c,, worth 10c.
40-inch India Linon. sheer and fine, N
IL lie, worth 1Sc.
Special Weave S6-inch India, for shirt
waists. at ~ ana zoe
Persian Lawns at 10 ~ IL, ~, and zoe.
Satin-F'inish Persian Mulls, 20, %, and
soc.
40-inch French Nansooks, II, 90 and
25c.. formerly %. 50. and 40c.
67-inch Fine French Organizes, % and
35c.. fully % per cent. under value.
PiQues from 10 20 400.
Special Corduroy Pique, suitable for
skirts. made TO SELL AT 20c., spe-
cal at IL lie.
English Long Cloths and Nainsooks at
bargain prices.
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PEMBERTON,
cORDES & M0SBY'
A Special Sale OF
Muslin Underwear.

The two distinctive fea-
lures of our stock of Mus
lin Underwear: The fulness
of the garments, no skimp-
ing, the great taste display
ed in the selections of the
trimmings, and, quality and
workmanship considered,
the strict fairness OF our
prices.
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Chenise.

Ladies' Plain Corded Band Muslin or
Cambria Chemisc. our leadcr...........1 SOC
Muslin or Cambria Chemise. ddintlly
trimmed with lace or embroidery, prices
range frOm..................... 10 SLOW
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D6nlaskS,

6C-inch Full-BeacheG All-Pure Flax Da-
masks. the regular roc. quality, at...3oc.
G6-inch Extra Heavy All-Pure Flax Da-
masks, six new designs, the usual 81 quail
itV. at......... .......... ..........S7 &c
6S-inch Extra Fine and Heavy Dam3sks,
the usual Sl2j quality, at......Si.iZ IL.
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be sure and use that old and well-trlea
remedy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
for children teething. II soothes the
child, softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and is tho best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Towels.

1SxS6 Extra-H Heavy Full-Bleached Linen
Huck Towels, a regular 81 quality.
81 80 dozen.
2Oxl0 EXtra-Heavy Hemmed Linen Huck
Towels a specially good value at
$40 dozen.
20x40 Extra.FIne Hemstitched All-linen
Huck Towels. our leader.........$3 dozen.
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Dressing SaCques,

made of nice quality of White lawn
neatly and beautifully trimmed with en-
broidery or lace, especially attractive
values at
81, SI.25, SI75, 81, $2.25, and up TO 50
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Fancy Bayadere STRIPES.

very sheer and dne. entirely u.w.....2,.
Madras,
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Is and 35C. Scotch
Ginghams at l6sc.,

fine pin stripes and checks and bright rich
plaids, the kinds that wash and wear per-
fpCflV
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New p. KS,

very fine and light weight. raised s.r,r.,
the DC. quaiiIy ...............,...l2I..2
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MAY | wake the baby. mamma ask
Ell 5-year-old Johnny. "Why. what do
you want to wake her fer" asked the
mater. II want TO see il she can cry
loud enough TO drown the noise Of my new
drum" replied the youthful investigator
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Fancy Striped p. KS.

TWO styIes OF cOfds, melIum nd heary
our regular 25c. quality, at.............IoI'
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Grenadines, Plaid and
RibbOned Effects,

entirely new and very eHtctlve,.'.S-.%o
Lace-Striped Grenadines,
new and exclusive patterns. - 30 yard.
Silk-Striped CrepOns,
fabric. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and SO ward.
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Napkins.

1S-inch All-Pure Linen Napkins, fast
cages ............. ...s...sss..s''ssss9 hpItil'
Pinch Extra-Heavy Linen Damask
Napkins ........... ......,..',..Si'oo dozen.
22-inch Extra-Fine and Heavy Linen
Damask Napkins ..................$2 dozen.
l9-nch Extra-H Heavy and Fine Allure
Linen Damask Napkins, a decided bar
gain ............ ................S2 dozen.
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White ground embroidered In colors and
colored grounds embroidered i'm White,
very new and stylish. the 40 and SOC. kinds,
at ......... ........... ..............31 1-2c.
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good Blacks, all wool, very light weight,
two extra good values at......7oc. and 81.
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A Special Table and
Bed Linen OppOf tunity.

Good dependable kinds all-pure flax, at
midsummer prices. The attention OF
housekccpers and the keepers of hotels
and restaurants is directed 10 this sale.
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EtdnlineS,

Some specially attractive values I'm this
popular summer woOllen fabric. Unmatch-
ed values at. soc, ST. 81 % and 80.
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The Mothers Friend
Boys Shirt-WaiStS,

nicely made of White camnrc. tucked
back and front with ana without collars,
an extra value........... ................5 500.
Boys Nicely Made Percale Shirt-Waists.
tucked back and front, neat and dainty
patterns ......... ........... ............5OC.
Boys Laundered Percale Shirt-Waists,
an immense assortment of strictly new
Isl''i iiH .s-sr'...-.s .ss..s...- s"t
Boys Shirt Front Percale Shirt-Waists.
one pair detached cuffs to match each
shirt entirely. na,v
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Short Lengths.

1000 yards Soft Finish Nainsooks, worth
PIP and 1jc., at 73ic.
1000 yards India Linens, worth l0c., at
Cite.
1000 yards Satin Check Nainsooks, worth
l7c at 1-3c.
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Embroidered Swisses,

the ideal hOt-weather fabric Light, Me
dunn, and Dark colors. 70,
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lBX5j-inCh Fuil-Blcached fN'
Pure White Terry Bath Tow
quality ........+... .t-+...'..-. > .''' ID ...
.eXic-inch Full-Blcachei EA
Jrmed Terry Cloth Bath Towers. 3
inueh ,o ocl,y' '''' '' ............. %.
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Real Irish Din,ities,
Printed Linen Lawns,

fine. sheer, and light weight, washes anC
wears perfectly. the 2Jc. quality, at. .I0c
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Two Specials.

Mems zoe. Quality Balbriegan Shirts and
Drawers. large sizes only. al 20c
Mems soc. Quality Neglieee Shirts, sizes
14i-2 TO 10 -, except 10, at SOC.
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NaYy-Blue ground. with White polka
dots, fine and sheer. the y lie. quality
at ........... ........... ...................oc
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DOylies.

13-inch All-Pure Linen Fringed Doylies,
entirely new patterns.............I dozen.
l5-inch Extra Heavy and Fine Pure
81. 30 dozen.
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New Dotted MuiIs,

81 inches wide, fine and light weight, q
regular 16 2-3c. quality, at................5
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Linen Sheets.

Hemstitched AIl-Pure Linen Sheets
sizes 21-2x2 81 yards. the regular $50
kind. special at..................Si.oo pair
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Sheeting.

D-inch Round-Thread All-Pure Flax
Linen Sheeting, the usual SIS quality,
af y u.
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Printed FOuldrdS,
new and strikingly handsome pat
unmatched values. an
Black fiaured midas,
Striped, Checked, and
Plaid TdffetaS,
Black Goods,

new and fresh patterns and colors, just
the kinds every prospective silk-buyer
wants, the regular 75c. quality, at.....4oc.
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Crinkled Ginqhdms,

washes and wears nicely, the quality you
have often bought and thought cheap at
I-2c.. special at.......... .............5c.
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An Extra Value in
Mems Half Hose,

full regular-made double heels. solos. and
toes. absolutely fast Black a much better
article. than you haye usually paid 10 2-3c.
Tor, special at......... .............I2 l-zc.
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POIkd-DOt Lawns,

White grounds. with White stripes, man
,distinctively new patterns just in,
.
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NeqIigee Shirts,

made Of English uains0ok. very Is.
weight. carefully selected patterns. 10
pair detached cun- tl match each s.i,
= much better article than the usual a
article special at ...............s....'.,' ".'
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her southern sister az something qulte
apart from the girls she has been brought
up among. She likes TO hear her oplmohs
on different. subjects as, for ins," ne
| the IDEAS OF the two differ widely as u
sometimes though not always. the case,
she inclines 60 be tolerant. ana IL mo.e
amused than anything else at tho sou'h-
err girls position. .,.,s
She loves. too. 10 hear southern Elris
talk. She listens carefully for every
southern expression. oxclaims az u glee-
fully. and even tries 60 initiate ~. liua
CINE her pronouncing with hcr Vlen iii.',s
accent a word SO common ana lnsie .,,, ~,
cant 10 us rs mighty. Sn enc eu' fs,s,crent
II with a vim and earnestness SO uinVt 90,
from our light. slurring accent '"t a.
would be very much amused, 70 soy ~,
least. You really enjoy dchcH'e u'uO
fattery OF this sort 80. much 'hat
difficult 90 keep within bouhus, o.u ,,n',r
use EXPRESSIONS SO provincial that Hppu ~,
own sister would be startled II Wi'n.n
oayshot And OH the temptation "
naint things lust a little too DrlGut.
Ivrestled hard against II, but soiil' .iu ~ .
not successfully. ] am satsiied 'ndt az
,cast imagination of my northern iIleHus
a scroI-tropical one. with bright piuhasNu
b,rds palms fountains rare old garuehs'
ruined palaces, nc.
THEY BECAME FAVORlTES.
might 90 on 10 illustrate further, put
my only Object is TO make you realize
lie sweet. cordial spirit IN which me
northern cirl receives her southern sister
into her midst In the college worlu: per-
hans more than anywhere else. sectional
differences break down completely. ana
If The southern girl is in the least inclined
10 make herself lovable, she Is very app
10 be favori,e. l wonder. If any OF the
class Of 1899 longs TO try this p.easlns en-
Deriment? II she could realize the IN
tense delight Of indulging further her
love for study Of the new ana NariSsu
fields of knowledge to be Explored or 'n ne
broadening effect life IN the cores ~
will have for her. l believe she
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4 inches wide hemstitChcd. with turks
and lace insertion. very de .rah.e f.r "a.
dies skirts and infants drce.
- 30 50 40 and 5Os
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Printed China Silks.

White ground, with colored corded
stripes, very new and fashionable, the 9.c'
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Some Newly Arranged
Prices on Wash Goods.

This seasons newest and most fetching
styles at the importers cost.
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PEMBERTON, CORDES& MOSBY.
Necessities.
A Carnival of Bargains

Last weeks reduced prices
~ Is now PERFECT CARNIVAL OF BARGAINS for the economical shop
The kinds of offered just what want and always
the much less than have often PAID Tor goods
vastly inferior quality them for yourself Of becoming
SIZED buverwe positive
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II. S. NuSlins,

fine pin dots. hand embroijersi. extra.
good values at
-. 80. 40. 80. 90. ana So.
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PerCdleS,
Zephyr Ginqhams,

the best standard makes, good
the II 1-2c. quality, at...............
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Black WOrSted Goods.

Every piece We sell carries our guar"
antee of durability as TO color and wear
Black Mohair, from % TO 4Oc.
Black Sicilian. from 40 TO zoe.
Black Brilliantines, from soc. TO 81.
Black Serges., from zoe. 20 81.
Clay Diagonals. Cheylots, Venetians, and
Broadcloths ~.
Fancy Weaves and Corded Reps.
Also. best makes OF Fast-Black Wash
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an kinds and all qualities. lut ar ev,-,
price a value that cannot be matcbs3
elsewhere 0-'.A
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just the weaves and weights that are
wanted for hot-weather wear. Some spe-
cialy low-priced ones. which are worthy
Of Your attention.
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Gentlenlen'S

fine. sheer. and l-ht weIsht especI
attractive values at
80. 10. 30. %. 75c. and
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New Grenadines,
Striped Grenadines,

Many now ones just In, with many
points Of prettiness about them, but all al
. d.. l.,
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MattingS.

We are still continuing our sale Of
High-GEade Chinese and japanese Mat
tings
CottOn-Warp JOntless. from rs 10 SOC.
Heavy Chinese JOinted, from IL 1-2c. up.
Satn-Flnish Selected Straw Chinese
Jointless Mattings. from ~ TO SOC.
Simpsons Floor Oil-ClOths, in all grades,
from zoe. up.
Wild's Linoeums. from 4Oc. up.
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very new and handsome patterns, and
especially good values at
S1.2o, $3.50. $l.7j, So. and 81 30.
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Some Silk Bargains
of the Real Sort,

| Some Silk Bargains
of the Real Sort,
| this seasons most advanced styles, and
! most effective color combination, al
| greatly-reduced prices.
Wash Silks,
| White ground, with Colored corded
| stripes, very new and fashionable, the SOC
| kind. at .............. ....'."v '..'"' i--c.
Printed China Silks,
new and tasty patterns. full line OF new
| patterns and colors ................''....ooc
Printed Foulards,
new and strikingly handsome patterns.
unmatched values. ..........."'oc. and 81.
Black Figured midas,
excellent quality, very effective patterns.
the Soc quality ..........................3 BIC.
Striped, Checked, and
Plaid Tdffetas,
new and fresh patterns and colors, just
the kinds every prospective silk-buyer
wants, the regular 75c. quality, at.....4oc.
Black Goods,
just the weaves and weights that are
wanted for hot-weather wear Some spe-
cially low-priced ones. which are worthy
of your attention.
Examines,
Some specially attractive values I'm this
, popular summer woOllen fabric. Unmatch-
ed values at.....60c., ST. $i.25 and $50.
Wool Cha!Iies,
good Blacks, all wool. very light weight,
two extra good values at......7oc. and 81.
Nuns Yelling,
an unusually lightweight quality, and an
eXtrd-Nalue ..........- -......... ......Si 80.
New Grenadines.
Many now ones just in, with many
points Of prettiness about them. but all at
the same little prices.
Striped Grenadines,
very new and handsome patterns, and
especially good values at
SI.2o $50 $I.75 So. and s.. 30.
Grenadines, Plaid and
Rib6Oned Effects,
entirely new and very effective.."..s2. 20.
Lace-Striped Grenadines,
new and exclusive patterns. 81. 30 yard.
Silk-Striped CrepOns,
very lipnf weight IN iflaaI hnt
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NEwpoRT NEWS ADVERTISEMENTS

% = s ,s.. 81 10. gap
NEWPORT NEWS ADVERTISEMENTS
Old DoM 1dS15 STEAMSHIP
Daily service Between New York end
Virginia Points.
The elegant steamships Jamestown
Guynndotte, Princess Anne and Old
Dominion leave New York every day,
except Sunday, ut p. NJ, for Norfolk
and Newport News, touching at Fort
Monroe on the Southern trip. Ships
leave Norfolk for New York direct
every day. except Sunday, at 1880 p. Nj.
Ship leaving Tuesday carries freight
only. 81 '-
A short, delightful ana inv1gorating
sea voyage.
FARD:
st-class. straight Including
meals and berth 500
Round trip. f1rst-class, including
meals and berth ..... 1900
Steerage, without subsistence 30
STEAMER LURAY arrives from
Smithfleld and leaves for Norfolk daily.
except Sunday at 8 A. M. Returning.
leaves Norfolk from Bay Line wharf,
every day. except Sunday, at p. M.
All business between New York and
Newport News transacted at Pier 6.
All business between Newport News,
Norfolk, Smithdeld. and local points
transacted at Ffer A, foot Twenty-fifth
Street.
M. B. CRowELL. a gent,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

or the Semple-Montgomer Wedding
the Northern Neck News, which is pub.
Miss Eva Garland NIontromery ~
this place. and Major e. Armistea
Semple, OF Hampton. Va, were mar
RED at the residence of the brides
mother; Mrs f. Montgomery. 81 +
y y a A., on Tuesday last, by Rev. J.
quiet affair as Miss Eva was ZOO ~ ~
leave her room. The bride is a yo;.nr
lady OF many Accomplishment and har
friends are numbered by the score. We
congratulate the major on his y.jsa
choice May their married life be ona
of eterna! bliss
Mr.. and Mrs. Sen2ple are axnacta7 -
arrive in Hampton today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-19
BRIEF LOCALS

Mr.. II. S. Thompson, the well-known
real estate agent, leaves this morning
for New York city. where he win socnI
several weeks as the guest OF his
brother.
There We're no cases tried in the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning.
Mr., l. l.. Jenes returned yesterday
from visit to his parents in Norfolk,
:. Mr.: Woodson Tignor left yesterday
lor Grafton where he will spend a
month
Mr.. Joseph Grant, of North Carolina
Is here on visit to his brother, MIR.
Herbert Grant. who is i'll with typhoid
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3. Noodnn. being out of the city on

A. g. Woodfin.- being out of the city on
4 vacation.
ing and evening at the First Metho-
dist church.
At old St. Johns Episcopal church
the pastor, Rev. G. B. Bryan. will cor
duct services ut II a. NJ. and 7:3o p NJ
The pastor Rev. S. J. Baton. will
preach at the West End Methodist
church both morning and evening
Rev a. j. Renforth will conduct the
services at the Christian church
All THE Y. NJ. c. A.
Colonel j. G. Baker, of Newport News.
Will speak a t the mems meeting at the
Z. NJ. {. =. tomorrow afternoon a, )
O'clock
PHoEBUS CHURCHES.
ley F!arney Bouldin. rector. will
preach morning and evening at En-
manuel Episcopal chapel.
me services at the Baptist church
WI be in charge of Rev. L. c. Davis.
the pastor.
There Will be preaching morning and
evening at the Methodist church, not
withstanding the absence of the pastor.
Rev. L. I. McDonough.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-19
TWO DECISIONS REVERSED.
Work of Judge Lee in the County Cour1
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Work Of Judge Lee in the County Court
Yesterday.
Judge Baker L. Lee disposed of two
anpeal>cases IN the County Court yes
l I. botn were carried up from the
decision Of Mayor Hope
Inc ease of II. L. Rice was the first
one brought up Rice was charged
with selling soft drinks on Sunday, FOR
"h:ch Mayor Hope fined him $40 and
costs Ihe warrant was quashed CIV
10y. .is 10 the tact that it did not specify
that the drinks We're sold on Sunday
Inc case against Edward Bright, vac
was charged with stealing a bicycla
was also dismissed, as it was f,illv
proved that Price had not become own
er OF the bike by any improper motives.
i- ,,isnt comes from one Of the best
known colored families here.
MI. r. S. Collier represented the &c
leiuants. while Mr. S J. Dudley looked
AFTER the interest of the state.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-19
Negroes Want to "NI.x."
(By TelegraDh1


CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-At a meeting Of
the Afro-American council today the
following resolution was adopted:
That a committee be appointed 10
confer With the leaders of organiz..l
labor to impress upon them the mutual
benefits that would accrue to laborers
regardless OF race could their cruel dis
elimination be set aside to bring about
a spirit of fraternity and cooperation
among American workingmen of every
grade, regardless of race or section