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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-06
Sine Sur fir ale
Sommer So SranG6eiten.

Gin batbtr big rim earlu 5b,sl6ffd Oon BON
R,aDH g2tli.f in sirsm boIbsn gIds @aFst, 10 eft
nitonbolt als Die GntlssrurgeH fortooutrn, uBo
siu nit R,aDp E,isf sstrdnttss Sti3 SlaHsd auT
ben Raasu uno o,n 1lutsrl,6 osleet, Dsrbeu uR=
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loffd pon in einem bdb,n 9lGie Bafsr DirD IN
tptnia.u Winuttn RrGnpfe, Gpasmen, Wcqsnldurs,
Raui,d 9reteu, SoObrsnn.u, GuDohtot, Sblafs
IpTat,it Wler1ne, 9ldbuRa,n unD aus inn.rlIdata
e6mri,n b.iler.
Gs qi,bt f.n 6,iimitttl in a,r Bsit oas 5i'ber
uno Sdm.rsen Joni. ole anbsreu malorib.R, s'a
li0i,n uu6 ano.ts SSi,ber TIN 8erein nit u a =
nab's gifGsnl 70 raid tarirt, 1uit Gaos
psp's Rtaeb R.litf.
gsn oatn Qipotb.ttrR ptriauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-06
Sine 0cidle i'm Garal.

SOnapunba, 0.zg., 5. Oh. -
Sin grdbli9er 5uno nurOe i'm @riefaz
nal gemd9t: Die unbetlsioete Gei9e
einss Munnes bon ungefdbr 60 Sab
rem, an apel6sr 6eibe geine. Der linte
Qrm unD Der Obere She'll oes S4Goels
fe6lten. Die 9si6e batte Ii6 ani4eiz
nenb bOdItens cine Bo6e lang i'm
MaiIer befunben. Der Soote mar eia
Wann bon mitilererl Gr0Be nit 9rauz
en- 9aar uno grausm gart. Ss ft6ll
an alien @nbaItspunttsn fir cine 9lgs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-06
S@iittelfruif. SumPfiiebsr uns Wa.
Iaria .urirt eurh
Blaney',s AGUE MIXTURE.
Aa-guh in Yia.nIorm prdparirt.
-25 ttuo so Gait
reberau &c tste1. fGua17.1S
NiQ 0etanbtcr in Rnm tueroen.
reberGu &c tste1.

30 ton, 5. Ott. = 9unOesienaz
for 9enrp s. 2oo9e bat bic elnea6e BE-
itdtigt. ouB George 9on 6. Mpsr bon
9amilton, Mai., Dem prGIiOenten
HlcainleD CUR @rnennung fir Den paz
flntsn goii9aftsrpoiten in Stalisn
empfO6lin pOrOen 1T. oObss srt,drts,
bic gmpfeblung lei bon ibm unb Bum
oesienator Soar gemsiniam aussesaa=
asn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-06
NoQfanDige
NerDanuug

erbdlt man, p.nn man 8sOfpap's gi1sn siaHtumt.
Sn ;fslo. ibrsr antisilioi.n GiatMAsitsH
tmultrsn f. oi, 9sbsr bel Gbonorung otr eale
uno otreu abganq eur5 0s Saaen0bean0e, aae!s
9in,n in Soien pom jtoti bis U1sr rsetn rat9 ete
5h6tof,it b,r qe6,r an uno befrsleU ben DattREtcn
BON 6iei,n g.i5protn. Gin oosr ,tD'l con &do'
pop's 9n.u tdgli6 ucn 5tntn qsnOmmsn Del5s
bili6Ien 6am.r5.n untrDorf.n rHo, uHo DrtH Ns'
Der nttt ridtig funttionirt. boitsu oGs Sotesm IN
S,iu,r R,o,ImaSiatst uno f5.rn ,ins eeIuRas Ssrs
m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-06
@altimprc=c Ohio Ssabn= Bulletin.

500 BON Baltimore mad, 5drper's 6errn unb
;trid am Sorntag, prn 7. Sftober. Scr Spe=
jal,ue psrdbt Den Wount 8oDals3abnbof nm
II llbr gOrnritta1s, otn 6amorzSabnbof um
II ll6r Is Vtin. 9orulittaQs
sa.25 DON Baltimore nadb Sressrif unb sua
rid aus 9sranlaiiuns Der fsrtDcrif=Gair. @it=
lste peroen am g. O., 10, II. uno p Gftober
otrtauit fir Die 8tffabrt Qiilti9 bis 3um II.
Ettober, euiblisBib Gintritt.
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3uriid an Samitas unO Sonntaa fir bic Rid
fabrt eTItig bis Jun iOl9enosn gloHtag sln=
i6leblia. als 3ugs. Den ~Ropal GimitcO"
uuggenomnlsn. (2ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-06

glas billie eg Dem Meni6sn, pern er bic game
94elt qetpDnne uno ndbme bod SGaosn an ieinem
Maqen! Gin Mloudr nit elmer auseebiloeten
SDsptpfe III psit iiblsr baran, al5 eiu eeiunoer
6aben6ts, Der psnsitsns 3ufueilen mas BON ben
quten Sineen bes 9tbens psroaIt. @lio bite ben
Wuoen pic Scincn Iuqapitl iirb 1T oas Grean
Ger Grndbrune reenotpic qeitort 10 brings cs nit
tells st. 9ernarp &rdut terp m. bic
CUR 9erDauuug, Grndbrunq uno Au=ibcioung bei=
len. pieoer in GrOnung Cir . Gents bf IpO:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-06
M a . ~ a p's
Oe Neaon Nelief

In Suui. bait Ser @,brau6 O,F,Ibrr miro f5
b.i o1en oortommrro,n Sbmer,,n ODER RroHtoiitH
nis pobltbumO eripe,n. 6 pje6t Rt5ts IN orr
gB,lt, Das 10 raid S6mrjsn tilt Oeer ods 5erts
Idr,it.a BON 2rantbtitsn btititgt, ais oas &ed00
Rtljti.
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web) 31bnptb Reurolgis, Rb.umutismus suits
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prat sbr ben Ri,ren, geibrp,r0sn in Der Gtbera,s
aeuo Stittrf,teu, 4nibptutu o,r gelerte oseu
S9m.rl,u itO,r Qrt, ibaiit Die applitaton oon
Raona9's RsaOp R,lisf iofortg. Grl,i6tsruHo. ano
b,T,n fOrtadcbtu Gtbrau5 eIrig. IaGs lang 5tf
peItfttnlot cine psrmansnte DtLung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-06

no5cirung Der 2si6e. Die Pclijet
madt trOBoan 2(nIirengungen, 81 erz
miiteln, in lpel6sr WsiIe Der iln6t>
fannie umtam uno Die 2eide 10 ieF
psrItiimmelt nurOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-06
c' pi(len
asts supsrfaffs,
rein peaefd6tfifGi,
rein pegeta6tfif6,

boahdnbia q.i5maflos, elegant o.rlud,rt, ebiIbs
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ipap's 9ia.r ,ur aodluus altr St0tun9eu ots gQas
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-06
IU!lIllItIEUell Uu9l Tut Y I q
90 c a in leD gu Itimmsn.

gtot, Sobn g,
Npptl, Gpipdr0,
abrlinQ, ~. .,
2liicSoer, Samuel,
Noler, ~,
NOridn, g.,
IOltr, i
Qlmba6, oDIar,
NH3er 3OispD,
Npeiicr, g8.,
9srttmcler, 2lue.,
9deticr, E. 8.,
gcder, soeGrp,
VIOme, gjsOrss,
9u6bsiitsr, @soret,
9irttsin, Urban,
gtfer, George,
9eder, Sobn y,
gurter, g9m.,
Sirftnftod, 6bas.,
&;rtinife, 6ibriitOpb,
Brandt, s.,
9ifiing, %. g.,
Qloud Is ~.
9r6Hing, Sobn &r.,
9Ergner, 6rtO., Sr.,
garttl, Qouis Is.
Boring, GSobu s.,
glrtel, Ssfar u,
Sudsbuum. S9snrD,
glucr, &obn
9nbOp, u,
Berger, I&to.,
SaumGartnsr, Sobn,
9onsicin, Q8m. o.,
9artbOIomep, u,
9runinQs, e.,
9llO, Gbas. W.,
9aur, Sobn @.,
Prager, gllbert a.,
granDt, 8. Q5.,
Ya6mann, &eu., M.
9reebaf, @pui5 O.,
Sretbad, Gba5.,
9eripanger, g,
gsrmdn, 2twis o.,
9ef,r, @. g.,
Saumeartner, Sobn 6
9ausrsf sfele, Sobn,
9etftb, Gbas, 0.,
guettuer, @en. Dt.,
Slcnfnsr, Gbyiftian,
Glahtn, Gbas. S1.,
Glaus, lGOiparo g.,
GbriitUpb, 5oi.pb,
Gbriit, Sobn c2l., Ipo=
tbstcr,
Gobeu, Benjamin,
Ghriitian, 6cnrD.
Gloie, Nlrquit,
Gabn, Granf g,
SOliielo, Alsranotr g.,
Sitrtien, Gbriitian,
Siitltr, ,Sobn e., IT.,
Saoioion, @. GQsport
Srtpsr, g9m. e.,
Sobltr, @uitap 81,
Sobme, Glfrto u. g,
Sobms, Gbas. g.,
Soulore, 6snrp,
Sopds, 99iliam W.,
Samsl, Moies,
9rcDer, s.. 3,
Etsf, s.. W.,
SisB, 8ernbaro,
Sobnts. Q8m. s.,
Sobme, Cornelius O.,
Sauetsr, ~. 10,
Sc9.nssH, 4etsr G.,
Ssibel, 8tora, g.,
Sicb, 2ouis g.,
Se9rrs, 5obn,
Sistri6, l6.,
0emms, Sobn g.,
9emmt, S. T.,
S,nbaro, Iueuit W.,
Seubar0, Noam,
GrpoIO, Gbarlts,
Gngsls, g.,
Gi6nsr, %. g.,
@leert, Seroinanb G.,
Gilenbsrger, '@sores, e.
Giierbergsr, 8sores @,
Guri1, mm.
Gmib, Sanisl,
Gmi6, Ganiel &,
Guomdu. Sobn,
Gblinger, Gonlro,
Gnesl, Gbriitian s.,
GOelmann, @barl,s,
Gmes, a.,
6riso,nDalD, Soiepb,
Saupsl, 6tnrp g.,
6i6t, Grneft g.,
6arbsr, W. %,
Gsu9ter, Gbarles,
Gelo.nbeimsr, o.,
Sinf, @Ibarles,
Sintt, 8. a.,
Grbner, Sobias,
Gunfs, gueuit,
Grante, 9srnbaro g,
Sortsnbauqb, Charles,
Gnher, &. 9atoDin,
Jrant 9lbrabam,
Cub, Wlnes e.,
Srieori6, Aoam,
Ginf, s..
@anier, 3. T.,
8usutbert 8so.,
Giiiu, 4usuit,
Si.rine, '8. fapier M :
@unibsr, s. 70,
@rOenem,Dsr, 3. g.,
8resneiien, 9oam,
@tripib, Bsorqs.
8issie, Guitap,
8issfs, 8. g.,
guituous, 9eter,
8ldisr, g.,
8etfpiB, 0tar
@rsbi, 99m.,
8ocB, 8eo.,
@sbrmann, Su!ius.
8laeier. Safob,
Sob, Sernaro s.,
Glaubsr, SObn g.,
SerRsrt. 2Ouis, IT,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-06

@srmtrotb, 9tter,
@orm'r, Spbn ., ir.,
&raff, Ybilip g.,
Seller, o.,
Suutbsr, 3. 0.,
.oomer, Gbas. e, ir.,
Scennigba uien, !. HGb.,
6enni0buuien, 4srcp g,
sotHnisbauisn, s. g,
6ennigbauisn, acmp.,
6enniabauisn, -. &,
solnri6s, 'SObn,
Socbelmunn, ,S9. So,
Scar, 4eter,
SeDOerreih. Gmil,
Soasdsi, Wtdr,
@pbtlmaun, 3. tW.,
bcofinlan, Sobn q,
Soeimbub, 6barlcs,
so,ni;l, 3obn, jun.,
@ugbes, Sdtob,
sotrmrq, Snbn,
6odrtpro, 2Ouis,
kSluDt. II
@abn, s. So. 6rso.,
S1iltgdrtner, Z. Y,
Soar, IS. n,
oilgrnb:rq, Garl g.,
sotil, j. 50,
Soofimann, 2ouis,
&uber, $50. e.,
sStDOen, HiharO,
Soarrer 2l!bcrt r., F, 0b. q
@arbcrts, Vt. 81,
S1ilisbsre. Gbas. g,
sosemau, 2ouls,
Sertb, BcorQe,
6pfmeiitcr, 6bds. g.,
S,uber, l98iljam
Souber, SObn s.,
sooOtr, Nfor!B,
Sod, @sD.,
61nT.ntamp 81,
Sotinbeman. Gbag. 8.
@arriipu, g0m. 3,
@eiit, @ermau,
Soabcr, gluquit G.,
Solimann, 8cprG
6immclbeber, George,
@cim, &sisi,
SerSer, 8uitan,
&illcqeiit. -. e.,
ouBler, u. g.,
@amburqcr, 9bilip,
Sebt, Wleranoer,
Sumburecr, Qcipis,
&ubcrmnu, Gsranf,
Seer, miaium g.,
Seer, Sbpmas Nt.,
Soubcr, Rep. 81.
6cribmon, Geo. g.,
Sartmann, @lireo,
SeBusr, 6onrao,
SsrQct. Sobr,
Smboii, Sosrmunn g.,
SaneBts, Sobu ~,
| Seremias, Stto,
| Soroun, Gba5. 90,
Sarnorf, Gus,
Sonborf, 8ubcr,
| Sanoprf, @snrp g.,
Spslin, &. 81,
Soroan, Charles,
| &rdmer, 6,
8noop, Sobn Socinri6,
&noop, Sobn 6rco,
auoop, Geo. g.,
| &noop, Sobn Is. & Co.,
&uoop @rotbers,
&rabc, 99iuium,
| 9liroelbDfcr, Bm.,
&nabc, Grnit s., iun.,
Gruo, Sbeo. g.,
GnpllsnbcrQ, So,
| &leiriobu. Charles,
alemm, &. s., iun.t
| areiiel, Grnit,
3umltbn, -. 6. W.,
| &6nie, Nnolpb,
| S0niQ, ksfdr,
Summer, u,
| Rnipp, @errD,
&nipp, aobn g.,
&nipp, Charles s.,
aoiier, gluouit g.,
Rnaus, 2ouis 98.,
| aciisr, 2loum,
| &oiicr. Grnit,
| alieoel, Milliam,
| &ir6tr, :. n,
| &liuQelboisr, Qctcr,
| 3tao.s, Gbriitian jun.
| araub, g. g,
| Sod, %,
Slot, 6eroinano,
Gremspsr, 6rco,
Grober, Grcocrit %,
3aiftr, S1enrD,
| &rDppel, Wtart.,
6lein, s.,
| &aufmdn, Gborleg,
| &no6e, e.,
| &ramer, 9rondrb.
Rprnmanr, Socurp,
| 2r0acr, @co. T.,
| 2roQer, SSobn 81,
| &eritinp, 6rcOcrit,
ainQ, hilbert 80,
| &ii9l.r, Snbn,
| Srue, @enrO,
| Rlcin, Sanicl o.,
! 2romm, Aacob,
| Sam, Simon,
| aliur"lbDicr, Sotob,
| :, oe ,nV''epI''' 1O'O'
| e,n.f eu,.,i' g. g. .
e"ntI c,,yttI sd, gsn, Z
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| NanQe, Robcrt,
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Sutpuu, pplilN
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RaoDao's Reaop lief n f5er, gus
ptrldifs uno pirfiam rp,qtu Otr fimulirtnbtn Birs
sunetn, bic es auf Die gero,n uno enssGreant
oss RGrptrs cusibt, inotm es Den Gr'rtn Stdr5
funa uro oen i5lummtrnoen GtbtnsoredneR sts
a6rpsrg anrtoerD. Rrofi perltbt uHb oacur@ Stete
eciunot StmulotiOu er3euot, D.lft our6 persrbz
berte 3b1tet.t otrtlben Die uria5e Der ? o m c T.
ZEN dustr,ibt unO enen ndtiirid)eu 9uitdno pIsser
b,rftut 9iti.s il bi. uria3e, ou6 ods 4teaep
Rtlftf i6 70 puno,rbnr fur Die 8 uno
BON g bmtr3tu tien.t. ObHe oos 8lFte ben
Iddoli6,u Gsfetn, Die f6 F6er mad Dem @sb1dube
BON iostnannten Sbmu;.ngtIqtrn bon bsuts tIn'
heQ.r.
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Ssloeltto1D, Au1nlt u,
Sang, George G.,
%obmdnn, AoinrD.,
&Hb, u. II. Son,
Hupus, -. e.,
Nauter, II. j.,
Niutnrr g9m.,
Hens, j.,
Gcppr Sus. 81,
Subtr, Sobn,
Sambtrt Spbn,
Hautcrbd6, !. s.,
rScbnlurn, 94m.,
GaiiObn, 2luguit 81,
gdnQc, Wm. Y,
SODrmann, 2lto.,
SObrmann, 8so.,
Scnltc, Geo,
Wtuusr, Gouis,
Nteper, 2loolpb g.,
M ;peroirt, Diartin,
WtiIapsfi, Irton Y,
0tibtl, louis.
VtoB, Ruoolpb g.,
Ntuacr, Charles -,
0tublbduicr, ,}afob,
tDioosnoori, 5. g9m.,
.pter5p Soenrp,
tDtir6, 99m. s.,
WtIuer, 2. s.,
Mcnssl, Soenrp .,
Utontsrt, 6rleOrib,
Wslnede, Cstar 8.,
0tiQcr, osRrp,
0leper, 0t. s.,
Wcbrtng, Sobu,
Ullllcr, Gm.llus,
Yttn;rs, Chris. 81,
Wtusiic, Grco.,
eUtlbael 6onraO,
gtull'r, Nuauit,
Ytanq, Qaul,
Ntilter, 6. 80,
Yliu;r, NiQiam,
0tatbts, 50. 8,
cMsner, u. 6. II. Co.,
oUturba6, Safob g.,
0turtu$, @iaiam,
gtarcu3, Gam. ~,
OteDcr. Safob,
UtDers, !. ~,
VtaDtr, 6rtosrid s.,
Dtdnn, s.,
fDtauler, g., oSr.,
OteDers, Trarf W.,
Vtiaar, 2llerd1Otr,
9tibe, g.,
Ntp, Sosrrp g.,
9lsp, Sobn n,
9tstp, Gbls. 98. u,
Reumanu, g.,
9Oroboii, 6rsO. %,
Ntui6ditr, ,3obn j.,
9drgsr, -. @,
, Hsioemper, Charles,
9ciOemper, 6erOinano.
Gebm, g.,
Gebm, SEQ,
Sit'rmaun, Soitpb,
Sppsubeim, :. !.
9uQel, Sobn %,
9teil, 9tupuit II. Co.,
Qftil, 2luguit,
0irommsr, 0iQidm,
9r,Bielosr, SoMrp,
Qittroii :. p,
Qleircs, Charles,
Qlsins5, 6. s.,
9r'iier, Sobu D.,
VuBeI, Safob,
9rltber, u. g.,
rNrisber, GrtOt. %.
Vostter, Qbilip,
9ottter, @m. u. Son,
Qfsil, SreOf..
Qfcil, 6bdrlcs,
@sterg, Satpb,
Guanot, %. 90,
8otbsr, Robcrt ~,
3nbitrat, s.,
Subj, Gonrdo,
Subj, Gonrao, jun,
Ritter, Garl,
Slim, @snrp, jun,
Roerentrop, ). IW.,
Rolfer, sosrmann,
Supp, 5. g.,
9sinbauO. Or. J:rOinau!
Huppel, 3d.,
&sIocr, Sobn,
R,in, @m. g.,
8uppre6t, Gbarlss,
R'nutburQ, GDiu. II. So
8eiuebera, Safob,
Roib,n, Scr mann D,
Rsinsr, Gbarles,
9sbbsr9sr, Spi. g..
8emmers, @snrp g.,
GObu, 6.rmdnn s.,
3ics, 2lueuitus.
RosDtr, 9luquit,
&dbn, s.. q,
8ubl, 9eurp,
Ris, G.,
%,io, 8obt. g.,
8oisnfsIO, Samuel,
8uppsl, @eO. e.,
8dppo!t, 8. g, iun.,
RGosr, @m. g..
Rooer, Sobn D.,
8is, 9.onaro, ir.,
Spilman, 6bds.,
Spilmau. 98m.,
2 biaine, Stto g.,
S5msibtr, Gruit,
Stif,r, O. 10,
SautrldR, G5as. im.,
S6sloe, Souis,
StOleugts, DIM,
Stebls. 9ucidn,
S6rOo'r, 6subarD o,
S6lsns, Grp..
'Stesufsu, Sanisl,
bipab, 2sDis d.,
z broOer, 6. o.,
Sboii, %,
Saljr, e.,
S1ngbar0t. CHASE -
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preiS 25e. PRO SdladlteI. Spn Mpp.
tbcfern perfauit ooer per YoSt
ccrIauot.

RaH idrtibt an Or HaDnab & 6 o., Tr IS,
sIm'Strabs, RsDsJOFi. Rssm 8atsu,bunus'
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Tranfreib's Npte.
lDortIaut in l)aris ufrdlfrntlidt.
Scffdtigung oer friiberen NahridI=
rid1tcn iibcr bic in ocr Tpte ent=
baltcnen Nprid)ldse.

ssl;iams WltrOun9 oe5 Wai9ia9toner
gorrsIponbenten oes n2onooner
G6ronicle" U6er angebli4e Gn,z
pfsb.ungsn ber Ser. StauIsn. -
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
Sic DEAL FOR CARS.

BY THE SEABOARD AIR LINE
RAILROAD.
Raleigh, n. c., Sept. ia sl.354. 900
agreement between Blair G Co. bank
ers. OF Wall street. New York, and
the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Com
rany for 81. 000 freight cars. to be de-
livcred within the next few months,
has been recorded in the Wake county
register of deeds Office. The document
contains 1000 words. The cars are to
be manufactured by the South Balti-
more Car Works. and the contract
StpulateS that there are TO be OG0
fiat-cars. 100 plain boX-cars and 300
ventilated felt-lined box-Cars.
The agreement is to the effect that
QUO felt- lined cars must be delivered to
the Seaboard Air Line on or before
September Is, 1900; that 500 of the plain
boN-cars must be delivered on or be-
fore October Is: that 200 plain cars
must be delivered on or before Oc-
tober %; that 400 fiat-cars must be
delivered by November 20. and that the
mai 800 ventilated cars must be com
pleted by December %.
All the cars are to be finished ac-
cording to specifications furnished by
the railroad company, and are to have
plates on either side with Blair & Co.
owners, engraved thereon. The cars
are manufactured for Blair & Co, who
IN turn sell them to the Seaboard Air
Line the purchase price being, as
stated above. Sl,35i,000. The railroad
company contracts to pay ID per cent.
OF the purchase price in cash and $40
600 quarterly, with per cent. interest
is paid
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
EDENTON.
Especial to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IL
Edenton. N. c.. Sept. 19.-Miss Bertha
Brown. of Rosemeade. N. c.. is III,
guest of relatives on Queen street.
MIR S. a. White was called to Hort
1ord this week by the sickness of his
Miss Tadlock, of BERTHE county, is
me guest OF her sis er. Mrs. Joe North
colt. on Carteret street.
MIS- w. j. Moore has been quite sick
TINS week. Her friends hope to see her
out again soon.
Miss Emma Walters is visiting rela-
tiNes in Washington. y. c.. this week.
The weather has been perfect for sew
eral days, and our farmers are busily
engaged in harvesting their crops.
Mr. ID. w. Roper returned home on
the noon train yesterday.
Carpenters are at work at the resi-
dence of MIR. +. w. Burt, on Broad
street
Mr.. r.. F. futile left for the Northern
markets Monday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
AHOSKlE.
NEWS GATHERED BY OUR REGU-
LAR CORRESPONDENT.


Especial to Nirginian Pilot.)
Ahoskie. n. c. Sept. IA revival
meeting is in progress at the Baptist
Church at this place. conducted by
Rev. NJ. l.. Hester. of Scotland Neck.
Mr.. Kesler is an exceedingly interesting
preacher man of fine culture. an
honest, square logician and he handles
the word of the Lord with such marked
power and adaptation as to cause great
interest in his preaching. The meeting
promises we'll.
Mr.. c. +. Branning, who has been
such a sufferer all the summer. is in
II hospital in Philadelphia for treat
ment. and the last news from him was
that he is improving. Mrs. Draining
is with him.
closed the fine revival meeting at Rich
Square. and he speaks In high terms
Of his reception by the people there.
1t is very gratifying to the many
friends of Mr.. Cross at this place to
learn that his preaching and work were
so highly appreciated at that place, for
it is the opinion OF those who are good
judges that there are very few, II any,
better preachers in this section than
Mr.. Cross.
The rise in cotton is producing a per-
feet rush with the cotton planters OF
this section. and the pickers and gin
ners are crowded. Our people can
hardly realize that cotton is selling for
over 10 cents per pound.
Mr.. A. w. Early. of Aulander, is in
our town visiting friends.
DR.. j. ii. Fitchet is on business trip
to Norfolk, and our people are always
anxious about his return not knowing
when his valuable services may be
needed.
Mr.. ]. o. Askew, of Harrellsville. has
returned from Baltimore with a fine
display of fall and winter goods.
Rev. Mr.. Kesler in one of his sermons
used three illustrations that should live.
One was the story of Caesar captured
by pirates. but by personal influence
captured the crew; the second was
about Paul, the servant of God. brought
into court in chains. but the judge on
the bench trembled. and the other was
Christ before PLATE, when this Roman
Governor sat aghast at the presence
and power OF the one man on whom
every eye was fixed.
Judge w. p. Shaw, of Winton. has
returned from the springs greatly i'm
proved in health. Judge Shaw is one
of the best citizens in the State and
his friends are delighted at his i'm
proved condition.
There is much sickness in and around
Harrellsville and much of ii is of a
typhoid character, and very stubborn
at that.
Mr.. Il. F.. Williams. n leading man in
the county's business affairs, and also
large merchant ut his home. is in
Baltimore to be treated for rheuma-
tism.
Miss Emma Garrett, who has been on
a visit to friends in Hartford. has re-
-friends-ape -glea-te-f1+ei-
come her back.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20


Fare Including meals and state
Round trip dlmitc,d to thirty days. is SS
For tickets and reservation OF state
rooms. apply at ticket Office. No 1879
Ni ems street, or at general office at wharf
Sunday about 1000 a. III.
Roa ame schedule Of Of steamers Hampton
mack" ,,ocracokc' and Virginia Dare Dare
sailing daily. except Sunday. from Com
pnnXX wharf Norloik;;
M; 3:i5 and 7:0 p. m: Portsmouth. GAS
and 1909 a. m, and 3;oo u. m; Bay Line
wharf Norfolk. at 700 and IL 80 n. III.
FoR liAMpToN-At n:15 a. M. "a,
and ,;io p. M. Portsmouth; 1905 a. m.
and S:95 2: M. Bay Line wharf. $50 a.
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
FlELD-At 700 a M. and 1880 p m. ::
portsmouth. 2:i5 p. M; Bay Line wharf,
FOR WARE AND EAST RIVERS
AZ ESQ a. m; Portsmouth. 6:i5 n. M. Bay
FOR NORTH RivER-on Monday.
Portsmouth. Gas n. M; Bay Line, 1900 a.
FOR BACK. PoouosIN AND YORK
RIVER LANDINGS AND c IAB NECK.
6:l5 a. m; Portsmouth. 6:3o a. M: Bay
FOR 0' NAHsEMotNip5" s R sGivl!GGs"s A aSY;
80 Oi-N-sNt "'"V y. III. - portsmouth.
$40 p. m. connecting at Suffolk with S.
and G. Railroad.
Freight FOR Ware. East. North. Severn.
Back. PdQuosin, York and Nanscmond
River Landings must be prepaid.
Al schedules subject TO change with
out notice
Freight for Washington and New Bern.
n. e., received at and delivered from n.
and S. Railroad depot.
Freight received daily. except Sunday.
until 500 p. III.
NJ, b. CROMWELL
General Agent
Norfolk. Va
II. 3. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
New York, =. Z.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
Disastrous Fire at Beaufort.
washington Messenger.1

Mr.. N. S. Dixon. of Chocow,nitv who
was in town Saturday, tells us the great
FIRE that has been raging for the last
five weeks. in the swamp head of Cho-
cowinity is still burning. and the de-
struction wrought is fearful to behold.
The ground TO depth of two feet has
been burned. much valuable Juniper
and cypress timber destroyed, and the
number of cattle and hogs that have
been surrounded by the fire and burned
will never be known. Bears and other
wild animals that made the swamp
their refuge, have been run out by the
fire in such numbers that the sight is
a daily occurrence. Its origin is attrib-
uted to some negroes who were shin
Cling.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
act read to him. He has not been seen

act read to him. He has not been seen
since.
Paul Moses (col.). of Darlington. S.
G., was sought for, but eluded the reg
ulators. They got so close on his trail,
however. that he took leg bail and left
his shoes and hat behind. He was
found Thursday morning and notified
that he must leave town on the after
noon train. He left.
Dell Little, Lyd Lindsey and Wat
Pratt. all well known characters of the
town, were also waited on and given
their walking papers.
A number of others. who were not
invited to leave. have, we understand.
taken the hint and have not waited for
that ceremony.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
NEW BERN.
NO SMALL PoX-FISH ABUNDANT
RELIGIOUS.

New Bern. n. c., Sept. 19.-For the
benefit of inquirers the journal will
state that not single case of small
pox Is known to exist in this city at
the present time.
Fish were in good supply yesterday.
Several vessels came in late in tho day
with loads of fish for shippers. Trout
are very fine. many OF them are very
large and weigh as much as five
pounds.
Rev. Mr.. Jenkins. who conducted
services at Christ Church Sunday. was
overcome by the heat during the morn
ing service. When about to begin the
litany he SUDDENLY fell To the floor y
physician was summoned and the con-
Eregation was dismissed. Conscious
ness returned after a few minutes and
no serious consequences looked for.