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The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
FISHEMEN ARE SEEKING
MORE PROFITABLE FIELDS

Hays. ''The cry for fishermen is
heard in Mobile and Tampa as well
as here.
Galveston, Texas, only recently
became a fishing port. understand
that there are ten boats in commits
sion there. and additions have been
made in Mobile and Tampa, accord
ing to my understanding.
while the other places all to-
gether do not use twenty regular
boats, there are in Pensacola alone
forty-five boats in the business. The
fact that more fishermen are need
ed here is cognizant to every one
who realizes the vast difference in
the number of boats used in the bust
ness when the other places are con
sidered."
During the year 1905 statistics in
the possession of Captain Hays show
the average sum earned monthly By
fishermen was $40. which represents
only about six OF seven months labor
during the twelve. OF course a
great many men made more than the
sum named. but the average for the
year for deck meH IS as stated.
Captain Hays stated that his firm
furnishes fish to dealers throughout
The country. Shipments are made
to Chicago. st. Louis, New Orleans
and other cities. His firm alone uses
fourteen boats.
A. F. Warren, senior member OF
the firm. says. that the fact that la
Dor in the fishing line is so scarce
* to a certain extent due to the
stringent rules of the Fishermen's
Benevolent Association, Star Of the
Sea. The initiation fee Of the order
is $25 and the price is so high that
Mr.. Warren contends that many
fishermen can not pay the initiation
fee. and, as result Notwithstanding
they desire to join the order, are pro-
hibited from doing so for the reason
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
JUBILEE
At TUSKEGEE
INSTITUTE
Andrew Carnegie, Oswald Willard
and Bishop Galloway Made ADJ
dresses on Concluding Day.
BY Associated Press.

Tuskegee, April 5.-The third and
concluding day of the Tuskegee In
stitute's Silver Jubilee was marked
to-day by the continued attendance
of an immense throng representing
the various types Of citizenship which
are interested in Booker Washing
tons school. The principal speakers
tonight were Andrew Carnegie. Os-
wald Garrison Willard and Bishop
Charles B. Galloway. Mr.. Carnegie
spoke on Education Of the Negro, of
National Interest" Mr.. Willard spoke
of "Triumphs of Emancipation as
Effecting the White South as well as
the Black South and Bishop Gallo
way delivered a strong address on
"Southerner's view of Education and
Patriotism"
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06

New York, April 5.-At the conclu-
sion Of the meeting Of the scale ctm-
mittee Of anthracite miners and Oper-
syors today, President Mitchell, Of the
miners. said the miners had present
ed a proposition to refer their differ
ences 10 a board of arbitratOrs com
posed Of the present board of cOncilia-
tion provided for n the award Of the
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission,
with Judge George Gray or any per-
son he may appoint TO act as umpire,
the decision Of this tribunal to be
final and binding on both sides for
two years from the first Of this month.
All employees TO return TO work i'm
mediately and continue at work pend
ing the decision Of the board.
The offer 10 arbitrate was immedi-
ately followed by a request of the
operators for adjournment until next
Monday which was ordered. Presi-
dent Mitchell is quoted as saying he
believed the operators would accept
the proposition.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06

The interview in The journal yes
terday morning anent the scarcity of
fishermen and the fact that many
are leaving Pensacola, due to the
small catches and the heavy ex-
penses, created great interest among
the fishermen.
Manager John G. Welsh OF E. E.
Saunders & Company in discussing
the matter yesterday confirmed the
statement in The Journal of Thurs
day by stating that a number of fish
ermen were leaving here. He at
tributes the fact. according to his
own statement that better induce
ments were offered. the men else
where.
Captain Hays of the Warren Fish
Company freely discussed the ques-
ton and at times became reminiscent
concerning the fish business.
The great demand for fish now is
far in excess of what it was a few
years ago. 1t is true men are leav-
ing and that catches are smaller than
few years back" saii Captain
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
PosToFFIcE BILL THE
VEHICLE FOR SPEECHES

Washington, April 5.-The pOstofice
appropriation bill, following custom,
was made the vehicle for a number OF
speeches today not bearing upon the
subject matter, but of general inter-
est to the country.
The rights of labor were discussed
by Mr.. TOwne, Of New York; good
roads by Mr.. Lee, OF Georgia; railway
mail pay by Mr.. SteenersOn, of Minne<
sofa, and the protective tariff by Mr..
Rainey, of Illinois.
Incident to his speech on fabOr, Mr..
Towne spoke Of the increasing power
given the speaker of the house by
the rules now in force. He said IL
the house ever had its ancient dignity
and power restored it will be after IL
has vindicated the right Of discussion
of all public questions.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
ANOTHER JUSTICE
DISTRICT CREATED
FsItTloN OF CITIZENS OF MEDIA
FlD ASKING FOR COURT
- GRANTED BY CON-
MIssIoNERs.

ne request Of a number Of citi-
-, - residing in the vicinity of Nc
1a'lo' asking that a new Justice of
S tle peace district be created has
Stoners. ''ie 0oun'9 OOii' 'ii'@
ne ne creation of the new district
s,,.s,ls ;-,.sils That soon there will be seven
SoS,.Ces Sos,-ees OF the peace in Eseamhia
eS1I..y. eIuL.y. The new district embraces
v.bi.L districts Nos. 10 and 16,
n. 80 ~ leaveS district No. 8 covered
y districts II and IS
,-1-. me approaching democratic
rr...-;y -.--.aly a candidate to Ill the newly
sioo.SesS .,eS ONCE Will be nominated, and
&c. 5eu n November Several candi-
fbo;S u Is Understood, have signified
a. intention Of making a fight for
Se nomination.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
coLkN AND 6ELLINoHAM
EXPELLED FROM UNION

Pittsburg, April 5.-When the min
e-s district convention assembled to-
day a resolution was adopted, with
bur one dissenting vote, expelling
from the organization former Presi-
cent Patrick Dolan and former Vice
President Uriah Bsllingham. They
we're requested 10 turn over the books
Of the organization. They dispute
the legality Of the elections. but re-
ceived a delegation pleasantly and in
vited IL to a conference.
The interview was brief DOlan
again stated his position and refused
10 recognize the new officers, and the
committee retired 20 consult with at
tOneys.
The delegates reported great confu-
son among the miners over the new
scale and serious trouble is threatened
a. several points.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
Democratic Senators Believe Lin.
itsd Rate Review Scheme Will
Be Killed.
DANIEL, OF VIRGINIA, AND OVER
MAN OF NORTH CAROLINA, Ex-
PRESSED THIS VIEW AFTER
CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT YESTERDAY.
BY Associated Press.

washington, April 5.-Two demo
cratic senators. Daniel, of Virginia
and Overman, Of North Carolina had
a conference with the president to-
day on the subject of rate Tegula.
ton. They we're requested by the
president to call at the White
House.
Discussing the question of railroad
late legislation Senator Overman said
he thought that the limited rate re-
view proposition offered a few days
ago by Senator Long, of Kansas, af-
ter a conference of republican sena-
tors with the president, would be
adopted. He thought eventually the
Hepburn bill, substantially as passed
by the House, would be passed.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
DECORATION DAY ADDRESS
OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
viii Repeat address DelIUeyed at Grid
iran BaHQuet Before Army and
Macy Union at Norfolk.

Man with the Muck Rake" in which
the president compared some of the
publishers and writer's of the present
day with a famous character in the
Pilgrims Progress, and scored some
of the sensational magazine writer's
without mercy, aud expects to repeat
his statements in the Norfolk speech.
While the Norfolk speech will con-
tain much that is new it will follow
closely the lines of the original ad-
dress.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
WILL CLOSE HOT
SPRING JOINTS
Ry Assoeiated Press

Hot Springs, Ark, April -5,-Tomor-
row all gambling houses here will
close. A statement issued today by
Prosecuting Attorney w. T. Scoggins,
recently appointed by Governor Davis
is to the effect that unless all gam
bling houses are closed all parapher-
MALTA and devices shall be burned &C
cording to law.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
BELIEVE PROPOSITION
WILL BE REJECTED

Philadelphia, April SIN the anth-
facice region the arbitration PROPOSE
lon made by the miners representa-
ives to the operators during the con-
le'ence in New York today is regard
{, IN varying lights by the different
interests involved. Several operators
sao yentured an opinion said it would
Be rejected.
Judge Grey was asked tonight, in
~ nome at Wilmington, if he would
e Wiling 10 act as umpire in event
ne operators accepted President NTH
e-Is proposition, but declined to dis
cuss the subject.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
ATLANTA MAY GET
S. A. L. OFFICES
Rx Associated Press

Norfolk, April SIN connection with
the proposed removal Of the general
offices of the S. a. L. railroad from
Portsmouth, Va, tits stated that they
will go to Atlanta, Ga. Seaboard on
cials, however, decline 10 make any
statement further than to affirm that
the matter Of future location Of the
general Offices is unsettled.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
TO HEAR BOND TRUSTEES

Mayor Bliss yesterday issued a call
for special meeting of the city cOun-
Gil TO take place at II o'clock today.
The meeting will be held for the pur-
pose Of receiving a report from the
board Of bond trustees.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
GEORGIA POSTMASTERs
NOMINATED BY PRESIDENT

Washington, April 5.-The presi.
dent sent the following nominations OF
pOstmasters to the senate today:
Georgia: r. K. Turner, Nashville; J.
]. Gordy, Richland: w. Fleming,
Athens: Kate W Kirkpatrick, Deca-
tur; Albert s J. McRae. McRae; J.
o. Varnedo, Valdosta.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
Sanchez Court Martial.

The trial Of Hospital Steward san
chez. charged with scandalous con-
duct is still going on at the navy yard.
The hearing has been in progress for
the past nineteen days. No definite
statement was made as TO when the
trial Will be concluded
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
REVOLUTION AT
SANTO DOMINGO
BY Associated Press

Washington. April 5---sNore trouble
is reported at san Domingo by Com
mander Sutherland, OF the gunboat
Yankee, which is at Santo Domingo
In a message to the navy department
he saws a revolution has broken out
at Samana. The Paducah is also there
American interests not involved
Dubuque is at Santo Domingo.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
PROHIBITS ALI
But BASEBALL
Rv Associated Press

Des Moines, Ia, April s--The house
TODAY passed the anti-Sunday theatre
hin which it is claimed will now
mass the senate. The bill prohibits
theatres, Chautauqua ana every form
of amusement on sunday except base
ball
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
BY Associated Press

Washington, April. 5.-President
Roosevelt will deliver his decoration
day address this y7ar before the Army
and Navy Union at Norfolk, Va The
address Of the president will be prac-
tically repetition of the address de-
livered at the dinner rec entity given by
Gridiron Club and other guests,
The text of the speech was THE
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
Taxes are Delinquent.

All state and county taxes are now
delinquent. Collector Roberts stated
yesterday that the state law provides
that taxes must be paid between No
vember l and the following April Ac-
cording to the official he possesses the
authority now to sell for taxes. the
property Of all delinquents- Those in
arrears will be welcomed by the COL
lectOr.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
cnmmissioners to Mo-.

The county commissioners will meet
in regular session Tuesday next. Sew
eral important matters are scheduled
to come before the body, and an inter
esting meeting is expected. The com
mfssioners will convene at 1880 in the
evening
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
HOTEL COLLAPSED
FIFTY-TWO KILLED

Nagold, Black Forest, South Ger
many April 5.-FJfty two persons
were killed and seventy dangerously
injured by the collapse of hotel Zuem
Hirschen, (Stag Hotel while the
the guests were at lunch.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
CLEVELAND EN-
ROUTE NORTH
sy Assoeiated Press

Stuart, Fla, April 5.-Tormer
President Grover Cleveland, who has
been fishing here for the last two
weeks. started with his party for the
north to-day Mr Cleveland was
much improved in health.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
FRIcK RESIGNS FROM
ROCK ISLAND BOARD
By Assoeiatsd Press

New York, April BIT was announc-
ed today that Henry c. Friek had re-
signed from the board OF directors OF
the Rock Island Railway His sue
cessor on the board has not been
chosen.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
al Monev Hlnh.

~. -,ew York, April 5.-Call money was
-. esl al per cent The ruling rate
a. zen and twelve, the closing bid
0Uereo being thirty per cent.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
Their Departure Proves a Source
of Worry and Makes
Labor Scarce.

MEMBERS OF LOCAL FISHING
FIRMS CONFIRM THE FACTS
PUBLISHED IN AN INTERVIEW
IN THE JOURNAL, AND NEW
PROPOSITIONS ARE FREELY
AND OPENLY DISCUSSED.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
pnrssitiOn to this Effect Submit
ted to Operators by Pres.
Mitchell.
THEY WILL ACCEPT
Is Belief of Leader of the Striking
Miners.

PRESENT BOARD OF coNcILIA-
TON ACCEPTABLE TO MINERS
WITH ADDITION OF JUDGE GEO.
GRAY. OR SOME ONE SELECTED
BY HIM-DoLAN AND BELLINe-
HAM FIRED AT,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09
csvx Up SUPPORTER

~ ur-re urrporfsr Scr ysers. -
nv Ule-rc. vhich hs1 -ru~-3e1 eTcr5'-
tniug toen o~fore ~. arf,eS M ; y
ChrSnan. q Nsn-Svr1-. N-N. -
fer-d uutott .tsr~v az c1u3 har1fy
~sEx. sfter tsscng Ckr3ui ! gave -
nv S1pccrter snd can ncw - O ny
fees Aaif |. dxy az the d"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09
Will Peninsula Counties Act?

The Virginia Legislature. during
IS session last winter. passed a bll
authorizing boards of supervisors of
ne counties TO appropriate amounts
not exceeding $500 to be provided
Tor in the levies Of this summer. for
the purpose of advertising the nat
ural wealth. agriculture. horticulture.
mineral and the commercial reSOurc-
es OF the respective counties.
The Peninsula counties have the
greatest opportunity in their history
10 advertise their resources. The
boards Of supervisors can levy an!
sum not exceeding $500 at the lay
ing of the levy in July. Il must D
done this summer to be available 70
the purpose. James City. York
New Kent. Charles City and Wa
wick are just now deeply intereste
in the immigration movement. an
this is their opportunity 10 set fort
10 the world their many advantage
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09

the Circoit Court st the City Of
.lliiasE>burg and Oounty oi James
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09
The Williamsburg Quadrangle.

Washington. June The United
States Geological Survey has Just
completed an extensive survey Of
the Williamsburg quadrangle. I'm
portant maps have also been made
concerning this territory. The most
conspicuous feature Of the map IS
York river. which crosses il diagon-
ally from the northwest TO the south.
east. On the north bank of thi:
river a-e still standing some OF th'
/ original houses that bore the wei
/ known names OF Taliaferro. Sewell
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09
Notes Of the Model School.

The Model School OF William and
Iary College has just closed one
i the most successful terms in its
history. The people OF Williams
5arg have leaned through actual
Experience the true value OF the
Model School. and from being IN
popular it has become 70 be con
sidered one Of the best schools IN
ne city. The total enrolment the
asst session was 134.
Miss Davis. the principal. has
one TO visit the schools of Indian
apolis. Ind. and McMurry's school
DeKalb. H.. after which she WI
AXE summer work at the Universit,
Of Chicago.
Miss Margaret Murphy. assistan
principal goes to Columbia Universe
" for summer work. Miss Eliza
beth Morecock viii attend the schoC
Of methods at the University
| Virginia. and Mr.. J. A. Carso
vii teach nature study in the sun
mer school az Farmville.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09
ANIMALS FOR SALE

William and Mary College Annu-
nuals are now on sale al Stone s
Drugstore. Price 81. 50 per copy.
AS stated in another column the an
nual IS the finest one ever issued by
the students Il is an ornament 10
any library. The work cost over
SllOO. which goes 70 give some
idea Of what VIII be found in It.
II you want picture and window
glass. every size cut 10 order, you
can get them al Griffin & Rolf.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09

Page. esc.. dwels IN re coIonial dsyS-
On the bank Of the Tin -rneck
creek. which flows TITO Yok rIv-r
from The north. ar. the rnins 81 &C
house built for the Indian chef.
Po~hatsn. Near Il IS a rock which
S shown 70 visitors as orc on winch
Captain John Smiths head was
placed at the tine when MS trad
tonsl rescue BY Pocahoueas Sas &C
oomplished. Ware church and Ak
ing-on's church. both or n eastern
edge Of the quadrangle. but some
distance apart. are lsn5mar<s &
other days. AT Bscon's Aeadquart-
ers in the northern part OF quad
lrangle there IS a reminder OF Bacon
rebellion.
The people Of this Quadrangle
form a prosperous agricultural com
munity. A large and remuneranv
oyster industry IS carried OF there
On Pages Rock in York rver ar
found the famous York river oy'
tiers. News Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09

wonderful discovery
and a book that tells
more about IL. both sent
absolutely free BY mall.
address Or. Kilmer s.
Co. Binghamton. n. 7
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09

April 18th. 4. ID 1905.
- ChSsslSaNv - Omo Railway &C M
panv..................... ............ iaintifs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09
CoIlcae OF William and Mary.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va.

Two hundred thirteeath session begins
SEPTEMBER DOTH. 1906.
TWO oURsES-
~ Collegiate Course. leading 70 the
degrees OF q. A. and n. \.
~ Normal Course.
Tuition free and board at reduced
ties. Buildings renovated aud newly
- uipped lighted with electricity and
supplied with pure artersian water send
LYON G. TYLER.
President 81. 4. LID. n.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09

convincing proof thu The Kidneys and elAd-
.er are cut of order.
what 20 Do.
There is comfort IN the knowledge 30
tften expressed. that Or. Kilner's Swamp
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back. kidneys. liver bladder and every part
Ct the urinary passage. Il cOuecis inability
70 hold water and scalding pain In passing
Il, or bzd effects following use OF liquor.
vine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of beng compelled 90 60 ohen
during the day. and 70 get UP many times
| during the night. The mil. and the extra
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wonderful discovery 81
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09

sediment % set
Ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the Kid
news II Il stains
your Enen Il Is
evidence Of KID
ney trouble TOO
frequent desire TO
pass Il Or pain In
the back is also
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09
Notice.

The election of teachers for the public
schools OF the city oi Williams
burg, Va, viii be held June 20. All APP
phcants arc requested TO Me their az.
nhrations and certificates with Af. Il.
u. cole. elerk OF the school board.
II. n. PHILLIPS, CashisE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09

the Clrcuit Court st the City Of
AllHauu>burg snd County "a James
City,
April 18th. 4. ID 1905.
IS ChesslsaNv - Omo Railway Gem
pany ..-.--...-... ...--........- lainutS.
a.. slate. ..... ..... icndaut
sass matter haviag ocen rcicrIcu "a
a. ono oi thS Commis. iDners IN
hauccry foi tins cDurt. ,t,.4 thercis az
. .tsu atu dc~igt atcd As Commits
oncr. 10 ascertain, - hat pcisuus are
.utivd u tLe scm &c -. 600. halauC,
compensation and %. images asccr
.iued bY tnc report "a thc Commission-
81 appointed hN an rdcr entered there
. ,n tne l7th dav uf December. 1908,
30 nlrd in ttc Dlctk'S othcc OF this
- utt .u On, 6tn daN 10 January, 1000,
ID 10, paiu tui ~ compcusation OF the
and dcsc,iucl iu ,aid report Aud u
tf-rc bc more tnan one claimant 70 A.
..-rt.iu tutl4rl IA what proportion. q
ANY. tht sifd sums are to ov paid.
Noucr Is hereby gwen O. all person.
,nterc-tru to appear before me on IN
ist dty of June. 1906. at ten clos
a. NJ. as the tmc. and my Once n th
City Of williamsburg, Virginia, as "a
olacr. that their respective claims ma
Do passed up,n.
Cou,uns~ioucr in CHANGER
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II you want picture and art goods
YOU can get them al Griffin & Rolf.
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COCiAl AND -
= DERSONAL
u --

Mrs. w. NJ. Crooks. OF Yorktown.
is visiting her parents on York street
Miss Annie Gait has returned
from a visi; TO relatives in New
York.
Miss Annie Jordan has retu, ned
from a visit 10 relatives in Isle Ct
Wight.
Mrs. Heningham Harrison is VS.
ting Mrs. Davis at Ruthville. Charles
City county.
Miss Elizabeth TYLER has gone 10
Annapolis TO attend the finals OF the
Naval Academy.
Miss Margaret DAILY has returned
from Chatham. where she has teen
attending college.
Bishop Lines viii preach in the
Episcopal church tomorrow after
noon at ; o. clock.
Miss Lucy Winder Lamb. OF Nor
folk. is the guest OF Mrs. Il. u.
Cole during the finals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haney. Of Clare
mont were guests OF Nj and Mrs.
K. NJ. Lee this week.
Miss Mamie Jones has returned
from Fsrmville where she Attended
the Norma, school.
Mrs. r. G. Barlow. has returned
from a months visit TO her son, M
Charlie Barlow. in Stafford.
Miss Lucia Marable Of Hamp. OF
Will be the guest Of Mrs. 5. L
MagIl durng the finals
Miss Lucy Warburton has returne'
home from Farmville. where she al
tended school the past session.
Prof. J. NJ. Crawford has bee
in New York for several days. ha'
ing gone there for medical reamei
Mrs. c. w. Hunt and children.
Claremont are visiting Mrs. Hunt
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. K. u. Ba
low.
Mr.. George Robb IS expects
his nephew. James Robb. OF Sec
land. who viii probably reside nc
permanently.
oh. Smith. Of MsgrudeT. is pr
pared 10 DO al kinds Of threshin
having a new outfit for the purpo:
Read his announcement and g
him a trial.
Miss Martha Lane has return
home from Chatham. where she
tended college the past session.
companied by Miss Lena Antrim
Charlottesville.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Roberts b
returned via Washington and \
folk from Winchester where
went 10 bring home from SCI
their son, Lionel.
Mrs. w. II. BIaithwaite IS Ia
handsome new iron Z
erected in front of her propert
Francis street. Charles Stanton
Hampton has the contract.
Rev. Mr.. Rogers preached
Bruton church Sunday mornin
the absence of the rector. who
at Chatham having gone Their
preach the baccalaureate sermon
Charles Stanton. Of Hampton
erect an iron fence in front Of
house at a cost not exceed
wooden fence. Read his ad II
paper. and write him for prices
styles.
The citizens OF Norge celeb
the first anniversary OF NJ
as a sovereign state Thursday.
monwealth Attorney n. L. 4
was the orator of the occaSio
livering a splendid address.