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CARPET TN. STEWART
326 9TH Ave.
CLEANSING Established ,sea
SLL:AlNSllNU Tel. 1852 3sth 81,
HHY THEY WE'RE AMONG THE DRUykS
One Admission and Many Original Excuses
In the Prisoners' Linz

~"o anu Hhuuy original EXCUSES
In the Prisoners' Linz
Ofthe flfty-odd prisoners who were arralgned
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesteH-
day more than one-half were charged with n-
toXicatlon. One out Of the lot distinguished
himself by admitting that no had drunk too
much and saying that he was sorry for it. All
the others offered more or less original excuses,
had so in my pocket yesterday when I
came in from the Whitney farm on Loas Isl-
and" said Edward stuart. They robbed me
OF az had on the train. and that made mo teel
10 n3G"hhsartcd that had 10 spend the rest on
uiIhk. nave not got street ear money now "
lie was discharged. Next came small dried-
dress unknown, ""-
Honor" she said Il lost my nm brelln' o mn
IhprSday, l went to look for it on Priday
hnu ! had not found ii yesterday, so l had Il
nave drink Ia console me- " "NH "
Inc Magistrate hnad her 81. remnrkina that
she had been there before. and then iistsnad
20 tne euphuistlc language OF william Ponder.
,,b am neglected. to insomnia," he remarked.
use OF old ale to believe myself and vester{ {S
! hanpened to imbribe too great uuSiity ~ ~
dated" ~ oooAhe ihteroxi-
His fine was made small So only Al a..
woman who swore by all that is boiy nna n NJ
holY that she never drank anything hut To-
WAFER. was too much for Magistrate CornaIi
Nnu ne showed his resentment by sending HV NJ:
70 the workhouse for six months "A "oS
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A man supposed to be Emil Zurn. 35 years
old, OF ~ Hancock avenue, Jersey City. com
mitted suicide last night in Tonnele avenue,
At tho western end Of the tunnel. He shot
him sell In the ear.
There was no pne In the house at 81 Han
family had gone to Brooklyn. Iurn who was
employed as enKin ser In Mehl's pocketbook
factory, was Frustrated by the heat last week.
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SEYMOUR. Ind. June 11-doorga Brown. Q
respectable citizen Of this place. was shot TO
death by David Harris here last night because
Brown testified against Harris. who was con-
victed OF a crime and sent to tho psnitsntiary
his son, when Harris emerged from crowd.
stepped up to the vehicle In which the Browns
the heart
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Woman Killed by a Trolley Car.

Mrs Ellen Craig, aged 81. Of ~ Ward street,
Newark. a widow was instantly killed by a
trolley car on tho Newark and Caldwell line
At Market and Lawrence streets, Newark
At O'Clock last night. She tried to cross the
tracks in front OF the car. '0
John Conroy. motorman. and Henry Kaskins
conductor Of the car. were arrested Both
they We're blameless. '~'
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The REM E.t.t. Ho.rd a, R,oL.r,

Requiring tho news facilities OF tPustwo rthy morn
ing publication together with q corresponding cil.
entAgs, have designated TEE son their oficiAi News
and Advertising medium. 1here 10 prntsd each
occur-Adv, ~' '"
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Killed His wife and Himself.

ScoTTsBUEG. Ind. June 11.-John Taylor
Mount. latc Trustee OF Finley township and one
OF the best-known resldents OF the county. this
afternoon fatally shot bis wife and then turned
the weapon on himself. Dying instantly, The
lived only q few minutes.
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Fined for Hitting n Millionaire.
sr.cal cas,. p.,,s,sA 10 TN. sns


JoRANSEsBURo. June 11.-Thomas Reagan.
the American bullock driver who recently as
saulted millionaire named Eokstsiu. was ar
raigned to-day, He pleaded guilty. made an
apology and escaped with small hne.
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Ambassador Draper Coming Homo.

Special Cable btIpdtcA To TER suN.
ROME. June 11.-Mr. William r. Draper, the
American Ambassador, will start for the United
States tomorrow on his regular leave OF
absence.
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JoTrINGs AB0Ur TOWN.

At the West Presby terrain Church yesterdAy the
Rey DIR. Anthony h. e. ans Unsettled william Watson
A.d ordained Dr. S, Nelson Irwin ruling elders
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IL You Haven't Tried IL Before
BEGIN now. and learn what oth"r leading summer
Pesor Advertisers have diaCovsr through adyortis
Ing ~ TEE suS. The result desirable veal rSyinr
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that retai1s at 75c anywhere, or car
Fine Furniture Varnis11 and BRISK.


Walter Paine is now employed al
the Worthington mill.
w. P. Ward, Supt. OF the Burling.
ton, was in town Tuesday.
E. Quist, of Waseca is now EN-.
ployed in the store If A. Anderson.
Miss Mildred Ager left Tuesday fo1
Mankato to attend the N formal there
FoR RENr.-Ofice and rooms fo'
housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. G E.
Brown or NJ. E. LawtoD.
Miss Elizabeth Olson left Saturday
to teach school in jackson county
about seven miles out from jackson.
Mrs. E. K. Smith returned last
Thursday from her Indiana visit,
without injurious effects from the
trip. Mr.. Smith went down to &C.
company her home.
Mrs. Jas. Lowe recently received
the sad intelligence of the death OF
Der brother, Geo. F. Albaugh, FIoris,
Virginia, aged 63 years, August 25th.
He has been afflicted with heart trou-
BILE. Feeling badly he laid down and
Immediately expired.
DR.. Gould and wife we're among
those out early Friday to catch the
birds, Mrs. Gould making better
shots than he did. She brought down
three ducks and six snipes, which is
pretty good luck for lady, and dem
onstrates that she is good shot.
CAPT. WILLIAM ASTOR CHAN
LER, Congressman from New York,
is the president of the New York
Star, which is giving away a forty
dollar bicycle daily, as offered by
their advertisement in an other col
umn. Hon. Amos j. Cummings.
NJ. G. Col. Asa Bird Gardner. Dis
t1ict attorney OF New York, ex-gov
Hogg, of Texas, and Col. Fred Feig
OF New York, are an, ong the vel
known names in their Board of d.
rectOrs.
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PALM BROS.
Town Site Purchased.


This week parties purchased Off.
Pritchard> the south west quarter Of
section thirty six WilImont town
ship for the Burlington road where
d towDsite will be located.
This will be abont three miles and
a half from 8. Kilian, fifteen miles
from Worthington, ten miles from
Rushmore and twelve miles from
Adrian. The next town will prob
ably be located in Battle Plains town
ship. Rock county.
Work will be commenced on this
line at once so that this company can
get some of the grain business from
that section of the country for the
Chicago market this season.
BY examination Of the map it will
be seen this will cut off a large grain
business tributary to our neighboring
town, Adrian, but as some of the citi-
zens>of that place have said, such
predictions have been made before
but they were unable to see any DIFF
ference in their business, and with
the hustle and enterprise that pre-
walls in that town, they will probably
not notice any decrease in their bust
ness,
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CRENEEYy'S CASH STORE.

Rev. F. G. Schmidt was called to
Blue Earth City to look after his
property through which a new rail-
road is being run.
Miss Marion Price. of Cannon Falls,
MIMI, arrived here recently to attend
the high school. She will reside with
her uncle, DR.. Curran.
Pat. O'Connor has traded his hous-
to L. H. Baxter, for the Mccartney
house in the CIeary addition and ex-
p3cts to move this week.
Mr.. Wilson will put basement in
the house he is moving on 10th street
and later expects to fix the building
up for business house.
Court Reporter, Uri Aver, of Lu-
verne, spent couple of days hunting
here last week bagging thirty one
chickens and twenty ducks.
Mrs. A. N. Cheney left Sunday for
St. Paul where she will spend the
week selecting her new fall and win
ter stock of millinery goods.
Since the operation upon Mr.. Chute
last week he is feeling considerable
better, and looks better. Hopes for
his recovery are now very encourag-
ing.
E. L. Peterson spent the greater
portion of last week in Cass county.
He says they have been troubled with
excessive rains there, more than here.
Corn will be an excellent crop.
J. W. Rogers left Tuesday for Her.
on Lake to take charge of Hubbard
& Palmer's elevator at that point.
We can recommend John to the boys
and girls of that town as a young
man Of desirable acquaintanceship.
Andy Dillman and Elijah Bloom
drove to Org Monday evening and re-
turned with a broken buggy owned
by Wm. Mclean, who had better b.
interviewed for particulars given in
his own way.
F. N. Cone left Saturday for a Wis
it at his old home in Masonville, New
York. He expects to be gone all of
this month and after he has been here
a couple of weeks on his return ex-
poets to leave for Utah to make his
future home.
Mrs. i. B. Chaplin, of Hastings.
who organized an orchestra with sue
cess while here teaching summer
school, will render some music in the
Woman's Federation of Clubs, head
quarters, on the State Fair ground E,
Wednesday of this week. She will
have with her some of Hastings best
talent in vocal and instrumental mu
sic, and she will be pleased to see any
of the Worthington people who SET
fit to call on her.
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Market Report.
LOCAL NEWS.
NNNNNN~~NNn~NN~

Mrs. Ed. Norris is on the sick list.
w. S. Lewis went to Minneapolis
Monday.
f. A. Trip and daughter went to
St. Paul, Sunday.
n. NJ. Palm and wife left Saturday
for visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs. j. P. Dickerman left Tuesday
for visit in Minneapolis.
J. H. Denton, of Graham Lakes,
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Humiston left Satur.
day for visit in St. Paul.
Mrs. E. G. Wilson and sister left
Saturday for a visit in Minneapolis.
Another nurse went to Round Lake
Tuesday to assist in caring for the
afflicted people.
Frank Hickman is looking after
Ray Humiston's drug store at Els
worth this week.
Theo. Heinrichs is laid up with a
very sore hand, waiting for something
to develop from it. .....-..-.
Miss Sophia Sterling left Saturday
for couple of weeks visit with
friends in LeMars.
E. L. Schwartz has put in a large
amount of center shelving to accom-
modate his new fall stock.
Fred Hoegrew is behind the count
er for H. E. Terrence & Bro, while
Dick is taking in..the fair.
Marriage license we're issued Tues
day by Clerk Humiston, to Frank
Bodde and Anna Fritz, of St. Killian.
Mrs. Mary and Anna Guard, OF
Elmore returned home Tuesday after
a pleasant visit with relatives, NJ
Thompson.
It takes severe matrimonial
frost to kill the orange blossoms
used in making Rocky Mountain Tea
IS cents. Ask your druggist.
Since the accident to Ross Coney
the train on the run which he worked
lays up here nights in order to give
the men rest.
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Advance Engines and Threshers Sold by D. & w. Huisto

For the Mondamin Carnival and
Races at Sioux City. Sept. 12-16 the
Omaha road will sell excursion tickets
Sept. II to 10Th for $2.75 for the
round trip. 313
Thomas Pringle and Jas. Martin,
got too much frewater Thursday
night so that their inclinations we're
to scrap. Officer Bryan ran them in
and Friday they plead guilty before
Judge Hobson and were fined S. and
costs, not having enough available
funds were released on payment of
costs and promise of better behavior
DR.. Howell, of Galena, Kans., broth
er of Mrs. Frank Lane, returned to
his home Monday being called back
by the physician who had charge of
his practice. He was called here by
the sickness of his mother and was
able to see her on the road to re.
covery before going home.
E. E. Salmon's mother who has
been here some time left Monday fol
La Porte City, Ia. Her grand daugh'
tiers Nellie and Dot accompanied bel
on the trip, also grandson Harry al
far as Vinton where he will attend
l. E - ~ =. 4 -.
the asylum school for the blind.
Theo. Wells who recently moved tc
Seattle orders the Weekly Advance
sent to his address to see what Wor.
Ellington people are doing. If the
Advance is the preferable paper to-
parties at q distance why is it not t.
you. We havea standing offer tina,
has been rejected by many that if the
advance does not give you more new
than any other paper in the couny i
wont cost you q cent,
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Will he Brought here for burial.
The many friends of Miss Alice
Rohrer will be pleased to learn
that she has sufficiently recovered
so that the physician considers It
safe for her to travel from where
she is now located, Los Angeles,
Calf, where the temperature goes
up to los.
Herself and brother will accom-
pany the remsins Of their mother.
who died some time ago, to this.
place for burial. It is expected
they will reach here early next
week.
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VIM. MEG nne vas up Wednesday
from Round Lake.
j. Q. Edwards left Tuesday to take
IN the state fair.
Miss Margaret Biltgen is visiting
|in Minneapolis.
Miss Carrie Cune left yesterday
for 9 visit in Minneapolis.
Oscar Nelson is now employed as
messenger at the depot.
Mrs. H. W. Kleverfnes, Of LEM ars
is visiting Mrs. 81. w. Doolittle.
Six cars Of steel were received Wed
nesday for the new Burlington line.
T. N. Lushman, of Hardin county,
Iowa, has purchased farm near
town.
The 4-year-old boy Of Mr.. All d NJ =.
Chas. Bloom is sick with t, pho. 4
fever. ~.
Miss Lizzie Jones is quite poorly
not as well as she was before she went
to Garden City.
4. W. Heavy and son left Tuesday
Tor visit at Fargo. N. D., where his
sister is located. ~=s.
Mrs. 4. b. Fullerton and children,
OF Elkhart, Ind, are visiting her sister
Mrs. Henry Tooth, this week. -"
Miss May Morris, of Mankato. is
visiting relatives, Mrs. Frank elias.
gov. here this week. ...l r.. .,>
A sister of Mrs. Bezon arrived from
Germany, recently and has rented
Mrs. Wass' old house and moved in
to the same.
T. j. Wolven and wife left FRIDAY
afternoon for Mitchell and other
points in South Dakota to look over
some real estate.
}. G. Mott, of Indian Lakes sold
part OF bis farm to Phil. McCarvel, of
brewster, and another portion to one
OF his neighbors, Jerry Sullivan.
Theo. Felt brought in a load of
gram Monday and felt Very glad that
ne MD not have smallpox as was
once suspected, but he was quite sick
and at the time was considerably
scared.
H. c. Shepard left Saturday for a
visit in Saltwater. This week he will
go to St. Paul to attend a meeting of
the members of the company of bat
terry men of which he was a member.
he is also secretary of the organiza-
ton. a
The Worthington Mill Company
expects to begin running nights this
week or as soon as T. Gillott's father.
who is to run the engine, arrives from
Iowa. When they start it is expect
ed to run steady day and night for
some time.
Halverson Bro 8. north of Adrian
who took out threshing rig Friday
got stuck in slough about three
's'' 4cT 2 wust Of Town and did not
get out until Monday, when they laid
pIanks for the machine to run on.
some distance.
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EI.i1AiiETsl CITY.
THE NAVAL RESERVES RETURN
MARRIACiF.-PE
Special TO virgjnian-Pilo,1

- f'tf-sti ~ VII Illlttl- -
Elizabeth City, y. c., Aug 15-Thc
Naval Reserves, after ten days en-
campmcnt at Nag's Head. returned
last night and report having had "A
splendid time.
Yesterday morning. before Mayor
Wilson. William Kinney. colorcd. was
fined SO and costs for lighting Sarah
Lamb. colored. was fined 81 and costs
for ;hc same offcnsc.
Mr.. Ike Salomonsky. who has been
in the city for several days visiting rel
a;iNeS and friends left yesterday for his
home in Norfolk
The parlor Of Mir. O. o. Ansclrs res
idcnce. on Hcach street. was made bril-
liant last night by a marriage. the
contra citing parties being A!r Renia-
inln T.. Smith and Miss Lydia T. Grim
stead. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Or. G. :. Hunter.
The family of Mr. Louis Sclic. who
have been srendinG the summer at
Nays Head. has returned home.
Mrs. Charles Bliven. who has been
visiting relatives at Manteo. returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. J.. Hyslop accompanied by Miss
Ellie Sawyer. left Yesterday for Berk-
ley to visit friends
Mr.. Quint Mccoy. who has been in
the city for several days visiting
friends. left yesterday for his home in
Norfolk
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creek. near the foo; of Church street,
VAS cxtonslvoly damaged yesterday
afternoon BY "a nigh tide.
The family OF 2Ir. j. \. Wood Of
Elizabeth city. arc visiting friends in
town.
Miss Bessie Elliott. Of Chowan. is Wis
iting IN town.
Tor The benefit OF those who are not
acquainted With the new bicycle law
We hero give the requirements made Of
all cyclists. y speed of over six or
eight miles an hour shall not be made.
Mi cyclists shall have a bell and lamp
II they ride nights; they shall slow
down :" a walk at al crossings and
ring ;holr bell upon passing any one.
they arc also restricted from riding
on Church street from Main 10 Grub.
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I:DE N'EpN.
Especial to Virginian-Pilot3

Especial to Virginian-Pnos)
Edenton, y. c.. Aug. 15.-NIrs. Louis
|adham has returned from a visit to
|hoskc.
Mrs. f. s. Brinkley and Miss Lizzie
|Iool are at Mays Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams, of
|erkley. are the guests OF the family
i Mr.. l.. l.. Rea. on Queen street.
Mr.. Paul Z. Hamburg. stenographer
yer at the Framing Manufacturing
ompany's office. Is Oft on a ten days
fcation at Norfolk and other points.
Mr.. ". G. Cofliclds formerly baggage
asier on the Norfolk and Southern
hilroad's accommodation train. is now
Pnductor on the freight train.
Mes SIS. ihre. Leary and Motrah
Fakely left for Mays Head yesterday
h a sailhoat.
Mr.. Thco. Ralph goes 10 Bclhavcn to-
by with a force Of hands 10 commence
ie erection of large planning mill
here.
Miss Roper. Of Roper City. passed
trough Edenton yesterday en- route to
Forfoik.
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CAPE \ New York,
9MApICc| Philadelphia
'I nn,.[E and Norfolk
nUu L Railroad.

QUICK TIME-Low RATES.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Mo,iDAY.
APRIL Is lS9S.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7:t5 a. m. daily. except Sunday -(rort.-
irohth High street. $50 A. M
Arrive at Philadelphia $40 D.
m: Sew York at S:2S y. IN
LEAVE NORFOLK
eco o. m. daily; Portsmouth. High street
$50. Arrive ut Philadelphia.
$40 Il. M: New York. 7:43 a. m.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
300 a. m. daily: Portsmouth. High street
$40 leaving New York Mt Sod
y. m; Philadelphia, N:i0 u. M
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
1850 p. IN. daily. except Sunday (Forts-
mouth. High street. 500 D. MI
leaving New York mt 500 a. M
Philadclphi1 1920 n III.
Close connection inado with all rail and
sound lines TO and from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
between Jersey City. Philadelphia and
Cape Charles.
Pullman Buffet Parirr Cars on day trains
between Philadelphia and Cape Charles
IN, ough tickots sold and baggage
checked at Wakes Agency, under At
lantic Hotel, ut Passenger Station at tho
Wharf and on steamer.
Il n. COOKE.
General Passenger and Freight Agent
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Norfolk & Southern R. R. Co.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 18th. 1898.
MAIL AN DENPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK DAILY Except sunday 10 am. TOR
Elizabeth City. Edcnton, Mackey's Ferry.
Roper, Pantego Bclihavcn, Etc. Con-
meets at Edenton with y. & 5. r. r.
steamer as follows: DAILY Except Sun
day. for plymouth IamesyilS Milqm-
Dali and SATURDAY for all landings on
Chowan river. and MONDAY and FRI
DAY for ScuppernonS river. Connects at
for Maklcyvilc, South Creek. Aurora,
Washington and Intermediate landings.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Old Dominion S.9ln}li] Co. Lines
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION
UNSURPASSED.

Fare. including meals and stateroom
Ro ogf5h trip iimited to 80 days ;...S 1853 s9
rooms apply at ticket office ls9 Main
street. or 1t general office. at wharf.
Ships leave Old Point for Norfolk Sun
0a TIM dP9"! sc II i; II OF STEAMERS
Hampton Reads. Mobjack. Lur2y., Acco-
mac and Virginia Dare, sailing daily lex
cept Sunday from Company's wharf. Nor
m. 8:f5 end 7:io p. m: Portsmouth. s;i5
and :o5 a. m. and a;o5 p. m: Bay Line
wharf, Norfolk. at 20 and 1880 4. m. and
Fo'K HAMpToN-at 1:i5 a. m. and s45
and 10 y m: Portsmouth. 1905 a. M.
md 3:o5 p. IN. Bay Line. at 1l:So Il. IN.
FOR NEWroRr NEWS AND SMITH
III EnD-A; $50 p. M: Portsmouth. 2Ao p.
FOR wHRE N AZ EAST REVERSAL
$50 a.. IN, Portsmouth. $40 u M: Bay
FOR NoRTiI RIVER on Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at $50 a. m, !;
Portsmouth. 6i5 Il. m: Bay Line. 1890
FOR SEVERN RIvER-on Tuesday.
| Thursday and Saturday at $50 4. m !;
Portsmouth. d45 a. M: Bay Line. 700
E9R ',.I EAClS: Po2goslS ANp J I,EES
| ON Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
line. 6i5 a. M NJ Re?;"rmnS S'' Following day.
For NANSEMOND RIVER AND SUE
| FpLk--At 3.po y. M: Portsmouth, $40 p.
! m CONNECTING at Suffolk with Suffolk
| and Carolina railroad
Freshi for Ware. East. North, Severn:
Rivsr 1-andnss must be prepaid pre- O''N
All schedules subject to change with
Freight for Washington and Newbcrnc.
! T. G.. received at and delivered from
Norfolk and Southern railroad depot
FREIGHT received daily except Sunday
until 800 y. IN.
NJ +. CROMWELL
General Agent
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Ocean View only.
LIST Section Old Point Express. End Sec
ton Ocean View Local.
Leaves At 1886 ON SUNDAY.
Local freight leaves Norfnlli-7:o0 a. m,
II 90 i. III, and r. m
Freight received until fifteen minutes
be fore leaving time
Fare for the round trip TO Ocean View.
Fare FOR the round trip to Old Point
from any part Of Norfolk, 5oc. Old Point
tickets on sale by all street car conduc-
tors.
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Merchants & Miner 5 TRANSPORTATION CO
DIRECT ROUTE.

FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
For Eoston-Mondlys. Wednesdays and
Fridays at Goo p IN.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day at 600 y. IN
FARES 10 BOSTON AND PROvI.
DrNCE.
First-ciass including meals and
stateroom berth ........ ...... .....SlI co
Storage including meals and bunk. $500
lerishable freight sent via Providence
forwarded by carly train TO Boston and
at the same rate as by direct steamers 10
Boston.
For further information apply to
J.. II. WRIGHT. Agent Norfolk Va
=: u. STEBSINS. Asst Traffic Mgr.
w. l.. TURNER Gen. Pass. Agent
]. c. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore. Nd.
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EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK at $40 p. IN. TUESDAY. THURS
DAY and SATURDAY FOR Elizabeth City.
Elizabeth CITY with the steamer Neuse
for Roanoke Island. Ocracoke. Oriental.
Newberne. Morehead CITY. Kinston and
Jacksonville, Wilmington, y. c.. and for
stations on tho w. * w. Il. Il.
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NOREOLK x OCEAN VIEW RAIL
- WAY COMPANY.
QUICK AND FREQUENT SERVICE
NORFOLK ot .i..iN VIEW ,ifN OLD roixr
HAMPTON AND NEWPORT NEWS
Take the Ocean View Route for old
Point. connecting with tho 4. X O and
Trolley Lines for Newp5rt News and m
termeGiate towns
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sEEECEalIlIl.

Especial to VirgInian-P ilo..)
HEREFORD, n. c.. Aug. l5.-Mr.s. Frank
(obbs. OF Washington. d. c.. is the
uest of Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, on
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The old float bridge on SINNERS