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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
FOURTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MEET

FOURTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION submit
ting to the qualified voters Of the state
OF Missouri ar amendment TO the con-
~stitution thereof. authorizing the issue
OF bonds By the city Of St Louis for the
purpose of aiding the corporation or
ganlzed for h purpose Of celebrating
The. Louisiana purchase centennial in
said city.
Be e resolved b. ne Ssaafs, tAs EoAss Of Rep.
r~essntahre eonenrrtng fhsrein:
That at the general election to be held
on the Tuesday next following the frat
hundred. the following amendment TO sec
ton Y Of article X Of the state constitu-
tion shall be submitted 10 the qualified
That section II OF article X Of the con
stftutlon be amended by the addition
thereto OF the following words: "And
provided further, that h corporate au-
thorities Of the city of St. Louis are here
bv authorized TO Issue interest bearing
bonds OF said city In the amount OF i've
million dollars. at q rate Of interest not
70 exceed four per cent. per annum. the
principal payable within thirty years
from ne date OF their issue, and the
proceeds thereof shall be paid TO the cor
poration organized for the celebration Of
Inc Louisiana purchase centennial In said
city. to be used by said corporation for
said celebration. In holding a worlds fair
or exposition In said city. And said cor
porate authorities Of st. Louis shall be
repaid as large q proportionate amount
OF the aid given by them as shall be re-
paid to the stockholders Of said corpora
tion on the sum subscribed n paid by
them, and any surplus remaining from
the assets of said corporation after said
stockholders and said city shall have
been paid in full. shall be divided between
aid stockholders and said city In proper
tlon TO the aggregate amount OF said
stock 30 paid In and the amount so loaned
By said city: n any amount 90 received
BIZ said city from said corporation shall
be paid into the sinking fund OF said city
for the redemption Of its outstanding
bonds; Provided. that II at the election
for the adoption Of this amendment TO
the constitution a majority OF the votes
cast within the limits OF said city Of ST.
Louis voting for and against this amend
ment, shall be against It's adoption, then
no bonda shall be issued under this
Amendment and provided further. that
no such Indebtedness 80 created shall be
IN any part thereof paid By the state or
from any state revenue. tar or fund. but
tns same shah be paid By the city Of 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
SIXTH coNsrTrUr1ovAL AMEND

JOINT AND coNcURREST REsoLU.
TiDN Nd. ! amending HecdOn = Of nr-
ucle 2 Of the constitution by adding .
proFiao thereto.
Ne q resolved - ~ seaaie. ~ Hoass Of Rsp.
rfafz'anrss eoaoarrfng neraas
That AZ the general eiectbon 20 be held
on Tuesday next following the nrat Mon
day IN November. A. n. 100 that the
foN9sing amendment 20 the constitution
o. the state OF Missouri concerning grand
jurieE, b. submitted 70 the qualified voters
Of said state. 10 Wit Amend section =
o. Missouri By thu addition thereto. after
the word BILL" IN the last line 81 said
section. the following. Provided. how
ever. that no grand jury shall be "
vened except upon an ortef OF q judge
Of = court having the poHar to trT and
deteFnlne fslanias. 1N Nhan e Aalembled
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

Notice is hereby given that lnai settlement OF
the 9state OF Christian Cant. deceased win be
made at the November term OF the Probate
Court OF Andrain county, Missouri, to be held Il
ne1icos Missouri, on the second Monday in
N''e.De1iW VIZ. NC SANls
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

The estate Of Barthena Moor deceased, vii be
made a. TIE November term Of the Probate
coun Of AudrAin coanty, Missouri, 70 b held al
Aexico, hissoun, on ne eseoad Mo1eay 10 No
ss1aoer, lso gEssk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

Notice is hereby given that hnAl settlement Of
the estate OF Ruben Hill deceased, will DO made
- the November term OF the Probate Court OF
Audratn county, Missouri, to be held at Mexico,
Missouri on The second Monday 10 November,
1900. j.. Il. JESSE,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

" Won DO not think this IS . great
agricultural country examine The en-
hibits a thc farmers al the Street
E.tr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

Notice is heroby given that final settlement OF
the estats OF MARY A. Ballard, deceased, VIII be
made az the November term OF the Prohate
Court Of A1drain ooanty, Missouri, 70 Be held at
AeKico, Missouri, 90 the second Monday IN
November, 1870. W. IL. KEENAN,,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

ths esrssa ~ Maiinas naies dseasssd NH hs
made at the November term OF the Probate Court
OF Audrain county. Missouri 10 be held at MEXICO
on the second Monday ia November, 1890,
wa. ELLIS,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

The weather Is an right: Mexico is
al right; the Street Fair Is al right;
The Street Fair management Is all
right. and everything Is lovely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

TIM farmers Of Audain county
have Tire thanks q the Street Fair
management for the exhibits Of farm
products These exhibits make a
Street Fair
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
The Weekly Ledger


TnNtr forget the LEDsRR baby show
At Woodbridge a PurdyS THURSDAY at
ia m. sharp
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

MISSOURI has not only the largest
public schools fund in the union, but
il has the best invested. The per
manent state school fund amounts TO
nearly four and a half million dollars
bearing five and six per cent and IL Is
Just as secure as the state Is RESPONSE
BILE. There is a large annual distrlbu-
ton Of moneys to the schools which
will continue until the policy Is chang
ed by the sovereign voters Of the state
IN a constitutional amendment. For
AZ fixed beyond the whiml
Of individuals or party conrrvE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

Notioe 4 hereby eiren uat nnai sssuamsnf q
ne estate q W IA. D.. Lee daceassd, ~ ~
mado AZ ne EUFeabar term q ne pFubats
Court Of AadFain coaHty, Miasoun, % b haid al
Fsnbsr, liza Gro v LKk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

ORLANDO HIT, Of tins city, has
had pressing invitations TO mal"
speeches during this month o. 81
Charles. Warren, Lincolp ana Rails
counties. Mr.. Hit p not only an
interesting sneaker, but is most effect
i've. He IS thoroughly acquainted
vii, me issues Of the day and knows
now TO talk TO an audience. While be
gives statistics, his speeches are not
dry and when he finishes he always
leaves his audience enthusiastic for
the entire ticket. Mr.. Hit is going
10 arrange his business 50 as 70 devote
as much Of his time to the campaign
as possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

Notice Il hereby giFe1, that anal settlement Of
the estate d sarah L. Mcintosh, deceased, VIII
be made At the November terra Of Probate boart
81 Andraia county, Missouri, 70 b held az
yember, 1870. J. +. JESSE.
puh4to ANmfnsafrat1r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

Notice h hereby given that hnAi settlement OF
the estate OF A. p. nyersoD, deceased, viii be
made az the November term OF the Probate
court OF Aadrain county, Missouri, % be held a.
Tsmoer, 1870. J. Z. JESSE.
puhffo na~gafnfrafnu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

THE Old settlers q Audrain county
are among M~lSsouFis most worthy and
distinguished eltizanS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

New dress goods arriving daily at
Emmons.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

Heavy unlined rainy-day skirts at
EmmOns'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
JUDGES OF ELECTION.


The county court has selected the
following as judges Of the Novem
her election:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

Z S Cave. chairman; AR BriscOe.
A ] winscott, A 8 Houston. Il I
Buckley, J G Bassford. z II Carter.
B r Cauthorn, ] c Buekner. ] B
Graham, John Abbay, J Wool
bridge. A Fl Whitney, E Z Jones, N
N Nelson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

]. s. Hanna, r. @. Harris, T. S
Wisdom. w. R. Reed, Joe Riggs
Grant Ficklin.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-10

A mans will goes into eject
after his his death, but woman'S
will is effective during life.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-10

TERMS.
S,Iaav; s,,,i:,rlON RATES: 20
tAs'e copy, Que year, f''.n'
'tu!cI0rv. six months. ~ ~
ttes~oTv, th' rc months, -
~Sub<e l'tion:; payable :nEdvahc'.
), ,A.zy3> R,TTs1Nt, 4'aTFe
or int4:, first insertion. :9l.oo; each
I su's,eaa-cnt insertion. 80 cents. ObltC,
,.tiassr2s attributes Of Rrso"ct over ~
: Hxv Sc, iargeU for rs lcgNlar adTrrti,t-
, ;,sras:x. Il. i.ibrralTcdvction on adverti>-
( .1rslrss.,ie for three, six and twelve
.slnoi'hS' contracts.
tuEnuuut,'on& mast be accompanied
1oy h-erres' mage and address OF tn'
wftter in order 10 reccireattention. No
s~.mn,uni< <ation of a personal nature
-will be pubIiShSd except u IN aaF"F-
ttiSemcnt.
address all letters and make all drafts
G. W. WOLFE,
kingStrec, sc.
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Notice of Election.
kINGSTREE,

Whcrcas. an order has ben passed ~
the County Board Gf fduratl"n or W H.
liawShnrg County. :. c., dated :Apri!!
30. 1900. die ting the undersigned
school Trustee of School District No..
10 10 hold an election in said district
for the purpose of voting anaddltionaI
irw0 mills tax on said dii1 :irt. Notice
j. hereby given that said election VIII
be held a. lIebron Church Oh TUESDAY
May -. 1900.
polls will open at , o'clock a. III. and
close at ) "'c:ock.p. N. ThoS" who are
in tavor Of this tax will have p"lntrd or
written or ballot "IeS." ThG'.
who are opposed will have printed %.
written on ballots No" All persons
desiring to vote are required 10 present
their tax receipts for 1880 and theiE
registration crlti!iratcS.
Signed , W. hOn ~
IL. BAkEB.
Trustees and managers Of said electinn
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Bring US your job printing,
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Notice Of Election.

'WhcrraS. m order has been paS6ec
bv the County BUart of EducatioI OF
WilianlSbi. y County. S. c., dated May;
Sth. 1900, directing the undersigned
school trustees for School District NO.
lG to hold an election in said district
for the purpose Of voting an a'dltiohal
fax of three ,3) mills on said district.
Notice is hereby given that SAID c!re-
tjor .willybc he'd hi III" town Of Kings
tree nj the cOugty cOnrt house OF Inc
25th day Of May. 1900.
Polls will open at { o'clock a. m.' and
close al > O'Clock p. m. Those who are
in favor of this tax will have written
or printed on ballot, Yes Those
WHO are opposed will have written or
printed on ballots NO. All part!e
desiring to vote are required to present
their tax receipts for 1899 and their
reri>tration certificates.
EDWIN HARPER.
NJ. :. MONTGOMERY.
L.SrACkLEi.
Trustees and Managers OF Election
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-10
.Seas0nable Skirting.

Nice Skring 81 inches wide marked to sell at
selling Poe yard Nice black ana navy
marked sell at GGc yard no" selling "
yard Nice black brocade llantine - inches "ioe "
at 7jc per yard selling Soc yard beaun line OF
silky utre II inches WIDE Usual ldIce ""c per
ward yard large lire "lcash
and 2Oc per yard Skirt DENNIS ana ShS
covert cloths everywhere ut Is lie large
OF kirtng, all only
yard sold everywhere arin doubt just order
of that II Is
wlFour thousand tioo yards OF @co
spring CaoS all nice styles at &c per Eao
question, how 90 TINS WieH sut
goods today Wy, We place" contracts LOT
great part of spring August and when cotton
still have large stock on I ana we give
patrOns the benefit ofour close buying.
ape lot Of 3 ward wide sea island IIomc,pun l2 yard
Coonadc5 very quality, al 81 yard worth J. r.
sold yWherc 1T !3c per fu We
only you PC per yard
iul l LII.. ~ n
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-10
Administrators Sale.

Pursuant TO az order, | will sci. At
public ourq"v to the highest bidder, on
Saturday. May 10Th. 1T II o'clock NJ.
All the pcrsoual prop p.rty Of the estate
of the late e.. W. McClam, 1t the Nc
Clam residence in kingStree, :: e.,
said property consisting OF beds. b"d-
ding. household and kitchen furniture.
one folding bath tub. one iron safe: OH"
wing machine and other mi>cellanr-
uuS articles. Terms cash,
:. W. THOMAS.
Administrators.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-10

mocracy, that consistency is "a
level never exhibited in It's COL
lection. lis very birth was with
the design of fighting an over
wheiming democratic m@jrrlty.
This step, however reckless, was
succ. .eded by another which places
ii on record as Il bolter G.om the
democratic primary, appealing
20 the nero vote, and arguing that
when attacked by a highwayman
The colov OF the stick with which
You defend yourself WAS imma-
ter;a!, IN logical retrogre$-
sion came the ,Ellerbe episode,
and the subsequent expose of that
governors alleged uncouth double
dealing, wherein the editor OF the
State acknowledged himself Mr..
Ellerbc's dupe.
This IS very interesting
subject, and might be inleli-
nitely prolonged, since the State
is so delightfully."- Vulnerable; but
time and se2ce forbid. Suffice it
t. say that the State is now Il
model OF true democracy. head
Ing the procession in enthusiast.
cally praising Bryamsm, free silver,
anti-eXpanSion and every tlonncc
on the robe Of Democracy. There Is
a saying that no lover is so ardent
as Il recreant one when he returns
to his allegiance. so may it be
with the State end Democracy,
and in closing we express the hope
that thus may it always be---thp
two living happily in the domestic
bliss Of reQnited love.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-10

Judge Bigsle not only knows great
deal about Horses. but what is NOR"
important, he knows how to 'impaN
his information in Il way,that will H.
rnderStnud. One 'docS indt htTe 10
waGe Though :. mass 'of unt'iscStrd,
unimportant matter. The Bigglc
Books are models Of cicaTnc>s ard cor
ciscnc>s. The price is 80 cents, by mail ::
addres. the publishers, Wilmer Atkin-
son Co.. Philadelphia.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-10
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1900.
THE STATE AND RECORD.

A recent reference in these col
snmns to the Baker murder at Lake
t,ity has been taken up by the
Kingstree Record, which appears
to be greatly displeased at our con
! .aemnatory paragraph. II The
3 alingstree Record is proud Of Lake
i Gity:s lynching record. we sup
pose the old adage about There
lbeins no accounting ior tastes
! swouh be applicable, but it@S our
srecollection that tLls same paper,
which now rushes to Lake 'Cltys
eaefence, formerly denounced that
seommunity for its ioul deed. How.
seyer, there are votes around
Lake City which may be very
.convincing TO an editor-candidate
and cause change Of opinion IN
the course OF few months.-lhe
sSHte.
The State, with a confusion
1sof editor and newspaper, has
.seen fit TO take US TO task for de-
blending the town OF Lake CITY
i against its enprovoked and mallg-
nau. thrust, accusing Us Of
ghaying denounced Lake City at.
The time of the Baker tragedy.
The CoUaTY.REcoRp being the.
only newspaper in Williamsburg
County, it is not strange that II
should stand up for Lake City
when that town has no means OF
protesting against this onslaught.
The present editor has controlF
ed this newspaper just two years,
b change OF proprietorship coming
i few weeks subsequent to the
Lake City lvnchins. To hold rs
responsible for the policy OF our
predecessors is manltestly unjust
las much so IN fact as TO
eant TO annihllate a town for the
Ilisdceds of a,halfdozen ot lis pu-
ative citizens. 1t woull be Gss sem
bb1e for the State newspaper to
ssume the whole island of Cuba
esponsible Tor the bad conduct
The ban Etti in its mountain
asses,
As for the "edltor-canGdate's"
dding for Lake City votes, the
leanhess Of the Slur places it be-
Rath our notice For the inform
ion OF the State, however, we
III say that whenever any OF our
s;itutiol.s are ATTACHED we
Yer hesitate to take up
Z cudgels for them. This we
|nld do as an editor, i private
izen, or an "editor-candidate. :
The editcr of the State pieases
call US. AS to the taunt Of IN
(asistencv, we beg leave, in as
liy a manner as is consistent
n the facts, TO remind this i'm
eplate exponent Of true de,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-10

There are l39 illustrations in 6iggle
Cow Book. many of them made from
PHOTOGRAPHS from life. There are eight
colored painting Of as many different
breeds. Bicycle Cow Book is cream,
rich Jersey cream-yOu ought to have
it. Send 80 cents to the publishers,
Wilmer Atkinson Co.. Philadelphia.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-10
! Trial Order is All Ne Want.

People Williamsburg you will favor with trial ORDER you
appeal made to in this paper io
patronage full worthy careful attention.
If YOU are doubt ability fulfill promises little
that fuk but have worked
our WAY I'D from the eound carry The rge stockt OF
DRYG0ODS SHOES, CLOTHING and FINE MILLINERY OF any
Clarendon and can name asco7e rct@ ~
hon ,SiN the State.
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Or. Hathaway
Treats iii Diseases.
Ills Method inyariab!y Cures An
Catarrhal, Bronchial, Lung, Stom'
ach. Liver, Kidney and Other Com
plants. aS Wei. ~ All Diseases
and Weaknesses Of Women.

IL IL. iiatlIwav'S most
CN.lCu>IVC pl&Ctic". COY
cr.ny a trrip4 oi more
ilIu20 yC:t"S.t .to has brrp
called upon 10 treat all
manner Oi Diseases ~
men IPii wOHicn AID
:tluGLutiic whole line o!
human ailnseurS he mas
been "HiiurD:y sue
ccs .lCl.
Di. Uatl!away'S me
mod cf Treatment gets
Iirrcttr AT the seat OF
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-10
LOST.

On Friday afternoon. between Kings
tree and EppS' postoilice. 3S-,aIib4"
smith & WcSsOn pistol. Suitable IT..
ward will be- paid for same it dciverc!
at the County Record office.
Il II. MCDANIEL.
Jay, :. {.
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- the t.CLulr. luIiIicS tic blood
Fur;i'es tone, u Inc Whole system ana
fhc Eioca. mUti !!.@rs the poisona WHICH
produce the diseased conditions.
Yc&rly he rcsto-': to p"rfcci
s'i diseases health tlT sands % sufferers
Treated. FROM CatSrrh. l;rGE"hitiS. As.
!hn:.. Hay Fever. rGnr Complaints. Stomach
Liver and Kidu2y DiseaseS. Flies. TnnnTS. Car
GERS, Eczema and all manner OF SErn affections.
DT. Hathaway a.So tf'atS with
Nseaseso OF The greatest success al th0S"
women many distressing weaknesses and
disease BY which so many wo!nIi are afflicted.
v, DR.. Hat!aw2y'S : Offices are fitted
Gi1 t''|'A' wirhali tn" iat1>t electrical and
Appliances other aupli:,Eecs. in the Use Of
which. as well Is Tho microscope" ne has world
VIDE fam" rs an ey0rgt. IN o. tie medicines
used by Dr.. Hathaway are compounded IL his
own lahoratorirs undc: his personal direction
~aNG special remedies ar" prepared for each III
1iT ial' raSr accorG;r. to oitSf"qETCmrntS.
D. hathaway fas prepared
examination series Of determination blanks
sianks. applyinrto the different diseases
which he sends free on application: Nc. J.. Tor
Mcn: No. .. for Nomca: No. for Skin Diseases:
20 !, Tor Catarrhal Diseases: No.5. tJr kinncyS.
Or Hathaway makes no charge
SonSIitat'oH for consultation AT e.tler his
Free. Office or by mal
j. NEWTON HA ATfIA WAY, m. d.
DR.. Hathaway & Co.,
20 Bryan Street. savannah. Ea.
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
SOUTHERN PINES
TERRIBLE RESULTS OF a BOILER
EXPLOSION.

Southern Pines, n. c.. Mar. 2t.-Thc
citizens of Southern Pines were start
led by a terrible explosion yesterday
morning about $50, the boiler at l. T..
Chambers crate factory exploding.
killing Bob Taylor and fearfuly man
CLING John Monroe. Anglers Kelly was
also struck and badly, though not scri-
ously. wounded
Two buildings were terribly wrecked.
and the money loss Will amount to con-
siderable. Mr. Chandler was in the
building. also VIM. Shaw. both of
whom ESCAPED. The remains of Bob
Taylor We're found seventy feet from
head was completely severed from his
body Both Taylor and Monroe were
M shnd1,d men, and and, the community is sadly
shocked at such frightful accident
be known. and the only theory advanc-
ed was low water, or possibly the .1use
mig, M, nave been due 70 the fact that
been used in several months.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22

Street N,+on.
of Philadelphia well for ~ ~
y position teller he sis
the largest unon
On Fridays
almost Unlimited
before Although
mistakes
Kru Iaucs They tot
al
headaches, A
immediate benefit an ease" - - o''e'
drug not @
hn0AI
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22

DR.. Hartman, Colum bus. Ohio:
Dear Sir-The bottle of Pe-ru-na at
hand. 1t Is splendid and most invig-
Grating; refreshing to tho nerves and
brain. 1t il ono of the best tonics have
ever used. 1t makes me feel like new
man. Yours .sincerely, r. b. Mantcll.
Catarrh is ono Of tho ways in which Il
depressed condition OF tho nervous sys-
tenn shows itself. Catarrhal people are
soon made nervous. ANY remedy TO Effect
% radical euro of chronic catarrh must
operate directly through the nerves, in
v1gorating the mucous circulation.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
ELIZABETH CITY.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE TIIIo
PEN-PERSONAI,.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE THO
PEN-PERSONAL.
Elizabeth City, n. c.. March 81
Captain Morrisett is confined to his
home on Bell street from illness.
MIR. Frank Chairman, who has been
Spending several weeks at Hatteras.
returned yesterday
Al special meeting of the stock
holders OF the Elizabeth City Cotton
Mills last night it WAS decided 10 in
crease the capital stock $4,000.
The steamer Plymouth. which has
been undergoing repairs at SCOTS ma
rine railways, was launched yesterday.
The steamer New Bern arrived yes
terday with Il cargo OF fish.
III the Superior Court yesterday
Smith and Elias Whitaker were found
guilty of stealing chickens. His honor
gave them one year each in the State
prison.
The Singer Sewing Machine Company
has opened up Il branch Office in Mrs.
NJ. Hills hilding. at Water and Mat
thews streets. Mr.. C. "A. Banks will
be manager.
Mrs. G., w. Rodgers, who has been
visiting friends in Manteo, n. c., re-
turned home yesterday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
The NEWS FROM The OLD NORTH sIATE AND rs CAPITAI

quarters of q century mark at the time
OF her death. She was an intelligent
and indhearted Christian lady. and
will be greatly missed by the men,
bers of her household and neighbors.
MIR. Wm. NJ. Bond. one of our Oldest
citizens, has been suffering from the
effects OF fall for several days.
The young ladies OF the Baptist
Church. assisted by Mr.. Il. E. Gard
ner, arc making preparations for Civ
Ing an entertainments in the near flu
ture.
Messrs. White and Blanchard. of
HEREFORD, were in Edenton yesterday on
business.
L. L. winder, Esq. of Elizabeth
City, is at the Bay View.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
IiYNilINIIAL.

Cards are out announcing The APP
preaching wedding of Clyde X. IIoey,
and Miss Bessie Gardner, OF shelby
Mr.. Hocy is young lawyer there,
editor of the Cleveland Star. and is
Clcveland's Representative I'm the
IonSc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22

Mrs. c. c. Filler, of 1879 South Fourth
street, Columbus, O., writes: "For ten
or fifteen years I have been subject to
nervous dyspepsia. l would have spells
OF quivering in my stomach, with smoth-
ering feelings. L was suffering from
what is called nervous prostration. 1
consulted several physicians, who
treated me without doing Inc any good.
l had almost given up in despair when
| heard of Pe-ru-na. found il an i'm
mediate relief to all my disagrceable
symptoms" DR.. Uartman's latest book
sent free. Address Column bus, Ohio.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
Another Carolina Factory.
CBy Telegraph TO Virginian-P ilor

(By Tclo graph 10 Virglnian-PI Iot)
Charlotte. n. C., March 2i.-Thc
Tucker-Carter Rope Company, of New
York, which operates q plant at New
London, Stanly county, this State, has
decided to increase its plant by the
erection oc a cotton mill President
Picrpont and Secretary Healy. of New
York, are now there