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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
BRs2BLET)y WARD.

Mir. ana Mrs James s. Ian have re-
turned from their bridal trip ana are
residing ~ the homo of the brides
Ha"eats. Mi ana Mrs 1t c Williams
on North Bramblcion aveuua
ltor. j J. Hail. d II pastor OF Park
Avenue BAPTIST Church. Will preach on
ine following subjects to-day Morn
neg. ne Lost Image Restored. or the
Changed Life evening. ~ Message to
YOUTH Baptism at the close OF the
service.
Mlss Florence Raynor. one OF Nor
folk $ most popular soloists. will sing
az the service at St. Peters Z. L.
Church tonight.
Mr.. George ~ Meredith. who has re-
Gently recovered from a protrActcd i'll
ness. left yesterday FOR Stafford county.
ACCOMPANIED by his sister. Miss Mary.
10 spend the summer With his parents.
Rev and Mrs. j. NJ. Meredith.
Mr.. George II. Gray left last evening
FOR Windsor. y. G.. to visit his mother.
MIS-. William Sanborn and Mrs. g.
NJ. Davis. Of Huntington, w. Va, are
Inc guests of their sister. Mrs. Samuel
SPENCER. of No. 20. Highland avenue.
Mir. j. II. Powell has returned from a
business trip to Eastern North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. Henry oliver has returned from
pleasant sojourn with relatives and
friends in Eastern North Carolina.
Tho condition of Mrs. j. w. White
hurst. who has been Ill for some weeks
was such last night as to cause grave
apprehensions for her recovery
The Is. y. +. L. of Sturgeon Memo
rial BAPTIST Church will meet for de-
Votionai exercises ut s o'clock Monday
night.
owing TO the large excavation made
on Levitt avenue. where it ntersects
Maple avenue, for laying the sewer
connections along that thorouehfare.
Messengers on the Main street line for
l5ramhleton have to be transferred at
this ooint
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
RRlEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Bishop Randolph will fill the pulpit
at Emmanuel Church. Kempsville.
Sunday morning Confirmation class
and 81. James Church. Broad Creek.
Sunday afternoon.
city Sergeant LAWYER has received
information from the Central State
Hospital. at Petersburg, OF the death
OF Rosa Hin. colored who was sent
thoi" from Norfolk in 1898
Rev. DR.. NJ. Il. Wharton. of Ealtl-
more, was Ia Norfolk es.erday on his
way to Williamsburg. to deliver the an
rual sermon TO the Y. NJ c. \. of WI
liam and Mary College The doctor
was greeted by many of HIS Norfolk
friends while here.
Mr. Irwin keyser. probably one of Tin.
riches: men of the Monumental CITY.
anu MIR. J. William Middendorf. of Mid
ucHdcrt. Oliver q; Co. of Baltimore. are
III the city. Both these gentlemen are
members of the Williams Syndicate.
ana their business hero is closely CON
hected with the interests Of that body
Whiie pleasure IN the vicinity Is san
TO be an attraction as wen.
Mrs X. II. White and children are
nome after three weeks stay in
Mathews county.
Miss Blanche steele has returned
rom a four weeks stay in New York.
Miss Rohr Of Baltimore is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs Steiner. OF Client.
Key. l.. r. Wright. late pastor OF.
trace Baptist Church. Will preach at
rfeemnson Street Baptist Church to-
udy NJ IL a. m. and p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

The Atlantic Hotel Theatre at Vir-
sinia Beach the past week was the
scene of high-class entertainments.
Among the features was the song. "She
Was Born in Old Virginia" sung by
Mr. Robert T.. Whit,cmGre and illus
irated with the stereopticon by Prof
Hermance. WEI Heatherton. the boy
soprano, received great applause on his
rendition of Break the News 10
Mother" There's only one And Dat
Mint YOU composed by Mr.. X. u.
Whittemore. was Interpreted with great
success by AIesSrs. John and Syl
Whittemore. The cake-walk. led by
the champion juvenile walker, \. O.
Renaldue, was another feature that the
audience enjoyed. This theatre has all
ready become great attraction at the
Beach. Other entertainments will be
given during the summer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
RREVITIHS-

The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Williams, that died
a the home of it's parents Wednesday
night. was held from the residence at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and wac;
conducted by the Rev. ". 7. Williams.
Of Leli.es Memorial NJ. H. Church The
in;erment was in Elmwood Cemtery.
Episcopal service will be held at the
hall Of the w. c. T. e. on Cooley ave
nue. ut o'clock tonight. conducted
either by Rev. DR.. Il. D. Tucker or Rev.
John T.. Wales.
Tho Junior h:pworth League of Lee
kles Memorial NJ. T.. Church will meet
this afternoon At o'clock for devotion
al exercises.
The following viii be the subjects; OF
Rev. ". 7. Williams at LeI<ies Memo
rial VI. T.. Church to-day: Morning
the Tongue" Evening. The I.eavcn."
The Junior Society II Christian En-
deavor OF Colley Memorial Presbyterian
Church will meet at O'Clock this al
ternoon. An interesting program has
been arranged for the service
Dame rumor has it that two we'd
Gings are to take place in the ward in
the near future.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION.
BALTIMORE OFFICES OF THREE
SOUTHERN RAILROADS COM
BINED.
Baltimore SUM

NA'-tiNsAispAC NuuJ
One Of the first steps toward CONSOLE
dation of the Florida Central and Pc
ninsuiar Railroad. Seaboara Air Line
and Georgia and Alabama Railway was
taken yesterday in Baltimore. when the
Offices of the local freight and pasSen-
ser agents Of the three roads We're con-
solidatcdl and put in charge of one
agent and one corps of assistants
MI II. w. Glover. OF Portsmouth, Va.
trSihc manager of the SedboArd Air
Line. Mir. w II. Peasants and Mr.. \.
.. Macdoncil. of Jacksonville. Fla. gen
eral agent. respectively. Of the Florida
Central and Penrsular. and Mr.. l.. 5.
Alien, Of Portsmouth. Va, general pas
senser agent Of the Seaboard Air Line,
We're IN baltimore yesterday looking af-
yer the affairs of the three Offices and
having the consolidation perfected, and
which took effect Yesterday.
The consolidated offices will be To-
cateV at 20. East German street. which
have been occupied by Mr.. p H.
lAoinps9n, local freight and passenger
agent Of the Seaboard Air Line. AIR.
thompson has been appointed agent in
cnAfAe oi The consolidated offices ana
Wi retain t. W. Daniel as soliciting
17shS ana also the clerk hs has had
WIN h.n Mr. Thompson is REGARDED
rs V'H'pIe AMI efficient railroad man.
re is wei known and popular For
ne p1-, SIS years he has hs1u hare NJ
'+aNS ~ the Sea BOARD air Line
'iVl s, iAai oe WIS ut Noiflik Va.
~. a1ent &c ths nj companies.
=, gre '.''a oi .it Florida Central and
l'eo1svir RAMS 49, 81 East German
street h.s b.en closed AIR John =
way ltt'.1t lni rlssenscr agent.
'tr j liHn.t solc,tins agent aud
~ !t'E flf' ~ from the serVirr.
.'' lNt't us spending some time
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

Back TO school we came. Remember,
on the first day. as of yore.
Then returned the tasks and troubles.
Frightened tho by memory's rays.
AS We talked OF pleasant outings,
OF these dear old summer days.
Soon fall weaned into winter
Nnd. in truth. l must declare.
ihht the dancers and the Lancers
Hleamcd before us here and there
Lessons here were buried deeply
In The mazes of the dance:
In the swelling of the music.
finS!ng, clinging, as we pranced.
Then when winter. cold but CHEEKY.
came once more in all her glow,
sad! but we came no. so early.
iiocdins through the drifting snow
Now, fair Spring with beauteous rain
mcnt
Decks AGAIN the earthly cline:
Eirds and flowers she swcely wakens
From the sleep Of Winter time.
And her dawning brings us nearer
To the day when wei depart
From st. Mary's thqine OF chiidhood)
In lies battle 20 take part.
Even though tho threa Oft wransied
In Veaatious little gale.
BE assured our deep affection
Ne'er in future years will fail.
Though apart The years may drift us
Time. perchancc. o'erclDud Tho past
Yet The days spent IN ST. Mary's
Wen remember to the last.
Md may Angels c,,id. Tho trio
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
ExToN V. CENTRAL r. co.
Supreme Cour; of New Jersey.
IebruarY o 1900

February 0, 1899.
y RAILROAD COMPANY is IJARIE
FOR INJURIES TO y PASSENGER
CAUSED by WAITING CABMEN
WHO WERE SCUFFLING IN 4
PASSAGE WAY OF THE STATION
BETWEEN THE TICKET OFFICE
AND THE BAGGAGE ROOM. AND
CAME VIOLENTLY AGAINST THE
PASSENGER AND INJURED HER
This was suit brought by Exton and
wife against the Central Railroad Com
pany OF New jersey for personal in
1ur!eS to the wife OF the said Exton
The jury awarded $500 damages TO Mr.
EXion and Sl.750 10 Mrs. EXton. Mrs.
iNton went To the passenger station of
the defendant company in New Yorl;
and bought ticket to Highbridge. n
d. she then went out of the waiting
room to 90 TO the baggage room TO
have her trunk checked; as she was
passing along the passage leading from
the waiting room to the baggage room
she saw two men scuffling and was in
spontaneously run againSt-or backed
aSanst-by one of these men, knocked
down and injured. This passage way
was under control of the company and
usually used by passengers The mon
who were scufiling We're hackmen. not
employees of the company, who were
N'tAiiiS' ipi l'stSStllStIS. IneN
there by permission OF the company;
and previously had scuffed and annov
cd passengers at this place. The lower
court gave Judgment for the plaintiffs
on the verdict above mentioned and
defendant appealed The court says:
1t was proper to submit to the Jury
the question of the dangers of this wav.
and whether they were habitual. Gus
tomary dangers. which the defendant
could reasonably anticipate might exist
and whether they We're such as re-
CURED precautions against accident and
injury to passengers thcrefrom. and
whether The defendant had exercised
the required dcgrce>Of care and caution
10 protect its passengers from such
dangers If the defendant had notice
or knowledge OF what might happen in
lis depot, or could reasonably anticipate
what might happen there. 1t was bound
IL use care to avoid the injury which
might be occasioned and 1t would mat
ter little whether the danger was habi-
tuHlly existing or might occur only at
intervals railroad company is n
common carrier. and owes to its pas
scngerS the duty of guarding them from
assaults and insults from their fellow
passengers and strangers. when from
q high degree Of care. the same might
have been prevented. Carriers Of pas
sengers are bound to exercise the ut
most care in maintaining order and
guarding those they transport against
violence. from whatever source arising.
which might be reasonably anticipat ted
or naturally expected to occur The
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
COURT DECISIONS.
Notes of Cases Recently Decided,
Which are of Interest to
Our People.
DIGESTED BY W. B. MARTIN.
Exclusively for virginian-P ilot)
MERRIMON v. LYMAN.
Supreme Court of North Carolina.
April IL, 1899.

Supreme Court of North Carolina.
April II. 1899.
WHERE OWNER REDEEMS LAND
SOLD FOR TAXES BEFORE THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS d.
RECT a DEED TO BE MADE TO
PURCHASER, THE DEED is IN
EFFECTUAL.
EVIDENCE THAT TAX-COLLECTOR
RECEIVED THE REDEMPTION
MONEY IS SUFFICIENT TO JUS
TIFY SUBMISSION OF HIS AU-
THORITY TO THE JURY.
The court says:
This action was brought for the re-
covery OF the possession of certain rch!
estate situated III the city OF Aehev.lle
y. c.; the right of the plaintiffs to re-
cover being resisted by the defendants
who claim the property under a GER
tain deed executed by j. II. Weaver
once Il taX-coilector OF Buncombe cuun-
ty-the deed bearing date the l7th OF
April, 1895.
II appeared in the case that the pro-
pcrty was sold by -. l.. Reynolds in
1888 and bid of by the county commits
sionerS OF BuncomDe; that some time
after the tIme in which the law allows
the redemption OF real estate which has
been sold for taxes, by the owners the
commissioners ordered Weaver to make
a deed for the property; ana that the
same was done. the deed bearing date
the nth Of April 1895 Tho jury. how
ever, found, in respOnse to the fourth
issue. ihat the property had been re-
deemedlat the time The defendants took
their deed for the same. The defend
ants contended that the instructions OF
his honor upon the fourth issue were
erroneous; alleging that there was no
evidence tending to show that Weaver
the taX-colicctor had any authority
from the commissioners to receive from
the plaintiffs the taxes interest, and
costs in redemption OF the property
The evidence was not as direct and as
clear as it might have been on the
point. but we are of the opinion thai
it was sufficient to be submitted TO the
jury. Weaver himself testified that he
ala not have the tax books for 1892 In
his hands when he received from the
plaintiffs the taxes OF 1892. but he said
he received redemption money: and
throughout his testimony, he constant
~ referred to the redemption book. anc
to his receiving money upon it,
Inc property having been redeemed
by the plaintiffs befure the order OF
the county commissioners was made
directing the taX-collcctor, Weaver. to
make deed to the property to the de-
PENDANTS tevcn If the order wac of any
validity. the deed was of no effect: and
his llonors instruction TO the jury To
answer the fifth issue care the plain
Tits owners of the land sued for
and described in the complainl?")
Yes ii they believed all the evidence
waS correct. Affirmed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
ATLANTIC CITY HARD

Rev e. +. Dudley will preach n Sc
rics of sermons ut Central Avenue
Baptist Church, OF which he is pastor.
heginning to-day. At IL a. m. his sub
ject Will be The Christian In Church"
At y. IN. The Christian in the Closet
and Home"
sunday, June 25th. at II n. M. 1.-THE
Christian in the Church and World"
and -Adversiiy."
Sunday. July I'd. II a. M. subject.
The Christian in Death and the
Grave" At p. M, The Christian in
Heaven"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
PROPERTY. TRANSFERS.

l'4S0l'fltI IRA NSl't.itS.
Deeds making transfers OF propert,
were recorded yesterday as follows
From Joseph ~ f.owenbrrg to Il.
Copperwhiie. lot fronting sixty feet on
Madison street. s3..0O
From Nary Il. Vaughan 10 William
=. l5hssett, lot at corner OF Moran ana
i;oissevain avenues: SLIGO.
y MARRIAGE LICENSE.
marriI;;c license was issued yes
terday TO Hugo Jacobs. formerly OF
Germany, now Of Norfolk, and Lizzie
Murphy. of Norfolk.
IN TUE POLICE COURT.
Frank NJ. Bonner. White man. was
arraignod before Justice Tnmlin i'm the
i'oiice Court yesterday morning on the
cha rye OF carrying a concealed woapnn
ne complainant against homer WAS
Charley Sing. Il Celestial. who washes
ana IRONS clothes in y GXS eStub!iSh-
.nent AT the corner of Fcnchirch and
Mariner streets. Charley doesn't al
Ways make the Mclean man under
stand what he means and when he ran
aioul OF Bonner the two didn't under
stand each other, ana there grow up
some trouble between them Charley
says Bonner threatened 10 bat HIM out
IN the first inning, as it were, with a
black jack which he carried Justice
iomlin fined Bonner $50 and costs and
ne appealed. giving bond.
Nellie Harris. culorod. was chnrcod
with using profanc language on the
streets The Justice fined her So.
Brown x Homer. the Bank street
saloon keepers. who were fined $50 n
week ago for failing to keep their bar
,hch to view from the street on Sun
ua.!, were brought up again Yesterday
morning and the case against tha,n
dismissed The case was reopencd he
cause of irregularity in summoning the
defendants at the first trial. Neither
oil them appeared and they were con-
seduenily fined, but yesterday they
made n satisfactory explanation ana
were dismissed the fine being rovolsnS
sfrrTr1Tuvi ttUT1rIur. c1fT7r,-rr- T1IT1T-T7,-7r
with houSebreakng. was DISCHARGED
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
A BIT OF HISTORY
The Whole Defense Of Craney
Island in 1918.
How IL smnli Force Americana Utter.
~ Rouicd II British Army nnd Sov-
cd Norfoih-Thc Eu,my Lot 200
,lcu Tho YirgIuiuu, Lost Sonc,


The following facts relative TO the
above battle are cleaned from For
,.o..., 1,,s.o,,. -. N,,c,l,- ana vi,ipitv.
Congress having declared "ar 'Si''iS'
Great Britain. Norfolk was. Of course.
from, its posl,ion. eypected to be n
~,
prominent POM o. "eo@oM
On June ~ 1915 CraheS lSianu M"9
| attacked by the British and defended
:, q, ,,,,,,er in, rarsores lasting hon
,.,,,,. -, 80 ,ar,o, u.bo
vi 20" '"c N"''e "'''N -
,ooh part in the battle.
Tho ro-fifroiion az fine island was or
5..., ,. ,,...ar,i WA. fr.,,,,,t,,r ,Iur-
ms MS con'ih'hd OF 'Iir ".7'''S''
Thu eneny- feet Had come up To
%.,.,,,r. >.,... "a, TN. otet and ,varf
s1sr in readiness IL coveg the Intended
,tt1J,s ~ ti.a heats en- tire Following
7av l'-, I.iifish rra,en;ed a Very for
n .;obl. ,rd innn,sf,e ,,-rn. There
con-. ,,,o,t, ,y.c,,,- ,.rssals consisting
.,f eo,.o,,tvr,,,r f,1r,-.s AID Trans
n,r,e ..ni nm arn,sl rornn .f about enc
n,an sr.,sil b,tta,v We orscEtl b,.
tbo N-,~..f.,f,-c ON IN ia,rd ,,oiint-
ir,, on, Observation-Disclosures tyyo twenty
rn,,, o,,l f1,,,. ,.i,9,,,,1a,s rha Amer
ic,., t,.,,e ,,,,,ei,t,d ~ .bn,it 500 mill
..,,,.,, 80. l,;.,t,,n,. cr ,.io,,,,s, ana
t,,., ,.,,,,,,4,7ics ~ iin,, ,,til.r,.,- -rhren
to,,,a-,a,,t.. ,,,l IA ..o,n,s,, lie, inirsl
., $50 ,it,.,,', 80 rs,,,,f,,
r.rn.ii of .ho - : ebtn r,ons+.lIni,on
,ba,, ,ncho,.rd ia no b,,,,o,. rhn
v.t,l, f,,,.s, zoo, ..,,,,,,,,,ls,i h,, r.,,onei
3a,ttv nseis,ted ,,y Nt,i,rs NVop,,a,. aud
. - O.. ~
which tI,e G,,r-sn.r.-ls,, 1{nnnar was
roi,e,l ,,.I -, 80 ,,,nrto1 IN mo
,i.o,,, d, ,,on ,r ,,,, r,i.t,h .,.,n.,- land
oil ~, a dfs.anr. NJ -,yn ,,,ilns biio,,, th..
iel,,l .,rd 49,, ,c.ia,, go ,,,,,,,,...,.,,l
nv .hat di,.ision - ire ..a,,,>.., fnrro
ror.rr.,s rocl,sls ,,ora thrl,..n un,n
no iaIanf, cro,n g, bouso IN ~. MINI
land withfn cnnuon-sho. of o,r b,r-
-or, t,nnt,in i,cnl,a Vii, M, n.,r.l,
this r9int vas or5ara1 IN nra ma ~.
f,ouse IN ,-,e,y nf v.ht,i, v,ts ,,artf,llv
l,ser,,cfn1 bv 3, tbi.l, cr,,,.,b 80 tra.,s
! b,.,sJ; mr.. of .rl,,a ana ,,S.erc,-s,oi
In. i,1nondinfoi,. ,,o,'e,, ,ro,, !, onT
such wa; ;be nrocitinu Win, vbiel, ,hc
..l,ns were sa,inl tb,t he I;ri,ish ,v,rc
ron,rleteIv rontoI Win , io.. or many
KILLED ana wounded Tho ci,-hte,n-
r,under served as If WIZ. vii, .x,ra-
ordinary rauidjtv mn oiuood ,yith mn
errin,. precision do,lt dar;h ana do
struytinn a, everv nrn Mson,ir,. ,no
rneny war. aun,oachin.. th, island win
nftv larre bor-es fnlcd win soldiers
10 The number OF about /. SOP. advancing
II, rerul,r coI,,n,n-orIo, IoI ~, IN, ~
AdmiIals boat of twenty fomr oars, ana
nrty-two fee, long. with 4 brass three
FOUNDER in her bow. when the boats
we're sufficiently near. the battery open.
I'd on Them with Crane ana canjster
The foremost, hoais od,nncod un;iI
they croun,i,d. when so mick and call
Ing was The fire that they were thrown
INTO the greatest confisiou ond forrb-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
DAGGERS SPRINGS.

General Wade Hampton's favor!te re-
sort is now open FOR the summer. Sulphur
Iron and I.ith.a Waters. Highly recon-
mcnded for stomach. kidney and bladder
troubles. I.'thia Pool Baths, Riding.
Driving. h-sh!H-.- 1;nn1 Music excellent
Richm md. physician for the season
Write for circular and special rates 10
parties. w. Il. Mll.LLR. Daggers, Va.
iel,-.Ws
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
ssirrw .rk. OLA ,..i,,

There was 4 grand display of fire.
works at Old Point last night in honor
Of the Master Car Builders AssOeIa-
don. The display was given by the ia
nous Payne whose reputation is
known the world over. Music was
furnished by the Reeves Band. of
Providence, X. /. Quite a large CROWD
from Norfolk ana Portsmouth went
down to see the sight.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

Bids were opened yesterday by the
bulding Committee on New Schools
Tor the concrete work of the Easements
of the buildings as follows:
Iidewater Concrete Company-Roush
street. SIZES; Holt street $l.i62.
James NJ. Buntine-Boush street.
$3.50; Holt street, Sl.05O.
d, NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street.
SS22.52; Holt street, Si,0lO65.
>. IL; Foster IL Son-Boush street,
ssh; Holt street, $3.50. or all three
buildings for $1,000 The CONTRACTS
were awarded to S. l.. Fosters& Son.
Keep in mind-garments tailored By
RudolDhi e Wallace arc tho beet
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
HGW9 or TIE COURTS.

HOW THE BLIND GODDESS Dis
PENSlD JUSTICE yesterday.
In the Corporation Court Yesterday
TWO small oivil cases were argued. In
the anpeai case Of ". T. Capps IS. y
d. and T. Il. l.nsford a Judgment FOR
100 was rendered In favor al The plain
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

The grand jury of ,hs court viii re-
convene Tomorrow morning. The Cont
mpnweals lbs Attorney. Pr. Duncan. has
number of presentations to make,
among these the case Of Dr. =. NJ
- erSan. OF Berkeley, chlrsed viii mur-
Der
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
." D.h.ra IN, nnrrn

Tho Rev. y. l.. owen. u. D. nasto, =,
Grace Battis' Church. this city. LETT
Yesterday for Mcyock. y. G.. where TO-
day he will dedicate the new E,ntfs,
Church recently erected in that town.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

IT tales woman to overcome obstacles
Mrs. ChHs. w. Harry a21 York ST.. New
port. Ky. SAID TO out reporter: ! had for
years patiently borne the disgrace. sur
toting. misery ana urivat.On due to my
husbands drinking habits
Learning there WAS cure for drunken
ness which could eve my husbnnd So
cret!y decided TO Try IT, n,iNed N i'm
his food anu coffee and as the remedy Is
odorlcss and iasicioss he never knrvs
what 1 was that so quickly relieved the
craving for LIQUOR lie soon began t. pick
up IN neSh. his appetite Tor solid food re-
turned, he stuck % his work regularly
and We now have a happy home. NJ
Harry was told about his wife's oxp@r.-
ment and he gives her the credit of nav
ing restored him TO his senses II n ,sr-
iainly remarkable remedy, cures a man
without his effort dors him no harm ana
causes him no suffering whatever Hun
dradS Of others are reported even ,ha
worst cases. where The habit seemed
have blotted Out The last remaining snlrk
OF ser respect. heartily advice all TO
serd for q free trial to-day * VIII bright .
en- tho rest OF Your lie
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
tr.A y roEm 30.

Miss Cora NJ. Lawler. one of the
graduates of s.. Marys Academy this
year. composed the following poem
which was read by her before the
schooi several days previous to the
commencement:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

general rule is clear that. from what
ever source the danger may arise. if it
be known. or should have been known
passenger from that danger. The owl
dence in the ease justified the verdict
of the jury. Affirmed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
VARIETY SPRINGS

augusta County. Va. Open June 9Th to
october LIST, 1899. These Spr ngs situated
on the G. & O.. r. r. in north mountai
range OF the Alleghanies. offer many &C :
vantageS. Six varieties OF water; hot an
cold healing baths; improvements new
nicely furnished; service good. rates rea .
sonah.e Write for booklet and terms !.
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anu iNs'ee. en be mixed wish nee Sod M ,ben
.Aetn t"tN tiit system man ,.l,,.-1
NJ ~ cure eNen the confirmed cigarette nend
an ; p.--cnu 70 mothers who
sa4iced pthe smoking Of varieties 4 r.. - @
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0n,o rms win heIpany woman to solve tbs
that unsei nincs tie leaving tho bod W
~huthesous lingering and n9erous diseases,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

On the first day of September,
When our holidays were DER,
Back 10 school we came. Remember.
On the first day. as of yore.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
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The June term Of thr Cour; of Law
ana chancerY Will begin Monday. when
Judge Martin Will set for trial ii num-
Der oe jury cases
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

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