SCHEDULE LeROY-r STEAMBOAT
: - . . COMPANY.
Schedule of- Steamers Tourist and
Gulde- In Effect Monday, rv Aug
: "Steamer. Tourist will Cleave -"her
dock : affoot -of , Fearing street at 12
now nek: noon Mondays and ' Thursday"
for Columbia, and pslnt3,on Scuppep
nong river. Returning, the . steame
v Tourist will -leave Columbia at seven
" a.; m Tuesdays and: Fridsi for Eliz-
abeth City, Norfolk' and all points on
North River and, A. C. canal, leaving
Elizabeth; City for points north .at3 -
p. m. - xuejyaay anuxnuaj's.i njucav-
ing Norfolk at 4 p. m. Wednesdays
OTirf-r f3atnri1ars -frT all TV! 71 to ... snnt.lt
'The steamer Guide will cleave " her
dock at : Elizabeth City?' N:x C. on
Mondays and Thursdays at' 3; o'clock
" a. m:, South Hills N. C, 7 o'clock a.
'm.for Norfolk, Va. ' -
v - Returning V the steamer - Guide will
leave Norfolk Tuesdays annd Friday"
at 9 a. m. - " J '
- . -i. H." LeROY, Manager. :
Vat-Carolina Inlandn 3. S. Company,
NORFOLK. & SOUTHERN RY. CO.
f .... s. x .
Schedule. March 25r 1907. , .
Norfolk and Pamlico Division
I " ' Northbound. "- ' -.
- Leave Elizabeth ; City daily except
' Sunday; 8:50 a. m., 12.30 and 3:25 p.
m. Sunday only. 8: 45 a. m. and 6.45
T. m. ' ! '. -
Arrive Norfolk , daily except Sun
day 10:35 a. m., 2:00 and 5:10 p. m.
. Sunday only," 10 : 30 a. m. ;iand 8 : 30
p m. s ' . - .. ' -
.- Qonnect -vitli trains to yirginla
Beach and Cape Henry. Trains to
Currituck Brahh 9.40' a. m. and 4:10
p. 'm. ' . . "
Southbound.- ; "
s Leave Elizabeth City daily except
SJaaday 10:20 a. m., 1:25 and 6: SO p.
m. Sunday only 10; 34 a. m. and 7:34
p. m " ' '
Arrive Edenton 11:25 a. m., 2:2?
p. m. and 7.50 p. m. Sunday only
11:40 a. m. and 8:40 p. m.
Arrive Belhaven ' 5.15 p. m.; v Ply
mouth 4:30 p. m.; Washington 5:45
p. m- -r
' Suffolk Division..
Leave Suffolk: 5 : 30 p. m, 7 : 00 a. in.
' Arrive Suffolk 7.00 p. m.; 9:25 a. m.
. Arrive ElizaLetJi City 11:00 a. nv
" Leave Elizabeth XJity 2:50 p. m
'Arrive Edenton 8:30 p.m.
Leave Edenton 6 :15 a. "m. " :r ,
Steamboat Servioe. - y .
Leave Belhaven daily except Sun
day 6:00 p. m. for Oriental,- New
Berne, Morehead City, . Kinston and
Goldsboro. NJ Cf. "
Leave New Berne daily except Sat
ardav 6:00 t. m.
' Leave Edenton daily except Sun-;
day 2:30 p. m; for Scuppernong Biver.
Leave Elizabeth : City daily except
Sunday. 1.45 p. m. for Roanoke tsland.
: Leave Belhaven Tuesday," Thursday
and' Saturday 5:00 a. m. for Aurora,
South Creek, Makleyville vandT Wash
ington, N. C. " -.
" : H. C. HUDGINS,
' : '-.'-v - Genl. Frt. & Pass. Agt.
M.: W. .MAGUIRE
v r- General Superintendent.
Chesapeake iJr&t
STEAMERS
VTLANTA AND AUGUSTA
- BEST ROUTE"
TO : BALTIMORE AND ALL POINTS
NORTH-EAST AND WEST,
, ' 1 . . - y .
Lv Norfolk (Jackson streetl. .6:00 p .
Lv Old Point Comfort . . 7:00
Ar -Balto. Pier 19 Light .St. .7.00 ffifc
" B. & O. R. R. P. R. P. ,
Lv Baltimore . 7r55 am .8:06anj
--" .?. ,. .... r - :. :.
Ar Philadelphia .10: 15 am 10;10anr
At New York i .12:35 pm 12:43 pm
: Steamer " leave daily except ' Sunday
ForJstaterooms and any information
call City Ticket Office, 95 Granby St.
mm . mwmr I M . m .. . rm-
under, Monticeiio Jtiotei, xsorioiK, va.
.- - -- v
Phone 112 or write "
BT. LAMB, STANTON CURTIS.
:. . Gen. Agent- " - : Pas. Agt
EASTERN CAROLINA TRAN8POR-
TATION COMPANY. .
' Schedule in effect May; 1t, 190f.r
" Steamer John Small leaves Biia- 4
;abethity, Norfolk and Southern' R:
" tii. 'Wharf, daily; except Sundays" at
1:50 p. m. for Nag's Head and Man-
' teo. : j i -
RetornlngleaTeaManteotjat a.
m., for EUeabejk. Clty.f. v". ' f
. Regular connection at Manteo with
, bat for ; Et Lake, . Hattwww ;and
inter Eawk. - " ;
Tt frtir "!frBiatioa aply
jr. L.. Cteirett fttEltertttk.TOn
TTr J Grtiia. "Maateo," "N GtnlrJ
In Memorlan ofW.'S.;Dunton.
Died May 24, 1906.
One year ago to-day our Saviour
Sent . an ' angeL f rom his throne," . '
And 'took my dear brother
To a beautiful heavenly home.
One year he'; has lived with - Jesus,;
Hls dear head' upon-His .breast,
God knew best and . sweetly; called
"--"him v -- "w " '
- Home; to-heaven with .Him- to rest
Yes, you1 suffered, oh, how bitter '
To recall the awful doom,' r -
That has wrenched you -from ' our
' presence, ' - J" r,-
. From your loved ones and . your
home. v ' ' . ' J . -
-r . "-.", - '
- . , -c i ,
Yes, you Ieftyour loving inoUier;
- Wifer'and "s'ister kin" and truer
Keep your nobble spirit with' them,
Until- they : reach, -your home with
:, ; God. - : t 1 - . .
One year .has' passed, but ptUl we
. miss .him, j . .
-Friends may ' think the wound has
" healed, ,
But little they know of the eorrov, "
That lies within our hearts - con-
cealed. - '
: - v.- . -j,' - " ........
Farewell brother, eo Bad to say fare-
well -, .
- With one we loved o dear
He haa left ug with sorrowing hekrti
Arid we are still weeping here, r 1
" - Sister.
BKINNERSVILIiE NEWS.
.June "11, 1907.
It is very hard to get a stand
of cotton through this section:
Some yf the people have plowed
up three times djid yet haven-1
a good) stand. If ''the , weather
continues bad the crop will be
very short at - this place. Every
thing iss advancing in price so
we hope cbtton will do the same
and stay so. - -
Mrs.'C. W. Snell and Miss .El
la Legett of Mackey's Ferry was
in this vicinity last Sunday ev
ening visiting Mrs. K. Elliott. .
Mr. and Mrs. P. Eh Bell of this
place was the gutst of Mr. and
Mr. W. J. Harris on Sunday
last. - ' . - '
Mr. Percy Everett of Mackey's
Ferry, was 'in this,place last Sat
urday and Sunday ftsiting his
brother, Mr. Clinton Everett. --Miss
Hilda 'Walker, formerly
of Elizabbeth Oity is at this
place visiting. Mta Marr Elliott MsZh
? mTT Phelps of this VtetaHy',8tawI!2L - '
..I. -i -r ir: m.cs- ci t-.- " -
visixea jvir. uuu .jure..' x. o. owum i
on Sunday; last. , .
Mr. and -Mrs. E. .R.Sprmll of
Sound was 'the guest of Mr. and
Mrs." C. V. White last Sunday.
i Thie fruit crop Kere fill be
very snort mis year. , .:
' - ' ". .. L'
Capfain -Wi W. Midgett ' and
sotii Kelvin, was in port Wednes
day On le scEooner .'Alonzo with!
the ' family, of . Captain Jesse
Ward of Mbnt'eo' "on Woard. i
.; Captain Ward anu family are
moving from .Monleo to Norfolk';
ROM 1
FAST, SI ,00.
PRIVATE .
AniLY
Bath Rooms In
The House
W.BiShaferV
1 05 Lee St.
MffnlLr 7"o
lUriUlIV, V A
Mr. Job "Williams f Xev ,jud
wasTimong - the visitors- in the
city .this week. '."..'-
After AU,Tk5Are
A oul Eyes: Not Aline
'- -- and It's your lookout to
i - gi ve . them v proper cart ' v
; BUT
" . my -Optical System was
- -derised 'io heln Ijon get
the proper care. v , -
Any Lense Duplicated. ' '
Classes Fitted, - v -:
D R. X , D. . H AT H AWAY,
rj GREGORY.: - : :. - REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
- I ;June:ll, 19j7.- i- w .-
-Mr M. Wr-Eerebee of this place Tl?e Merchants -andarmers' Bank,
spent Sunday in Korfolt. - W t1 Columbia; Jn the: State of North
Messrs. v Fred Upton, J. J.
Hughes and Geo. Garret made a
flying, trip to our-;vilIag .Sun-
.-Miss 'Clara ;"N"wf nn nf t?i;,c.t,
ing S.' I"is visiting Iippa rrmain
Miss -Annie Newton of this rAno
;Mr.VJ.-0. Thompson of Eliza-
betht City-was visiting friehds.in
our vicinity last .Wedne-sdavv
Mr. and Mrs. C. A." "Cregory
spent Sunday; in. Mill Dam. .
.;Mrs;.G. -C. Dowdy ancl. O, C i
Boswoodr jr.. tnade a llviu-r ,
to Elizabeth CitykThursdaV .riight
on. business :of importance.
v Miss 'Addie Wright of -Indian-?
town spent Friday- 'with ' her
friend, Mrs.,. ,M. FT Gray. of this
place.; ;
; Mr. J. E., C: Sell, jr. oT Shwi
boro, tj., was the guest ;oMhe
Misses.. Jewton Sunday- night. - -
MrrJ. H. Boswood of this pl.ac
made a flying trip to; Elizabeth
City, on important .business.
" Mr. G. H. Ferebee made .a hv
ifig irip io . Shawborb "-Monday td
attend to business matters.
' Mr. E. N. Belanga v passed
through our village Slondav soli
city orders forfessrs. J. H. Le
Eoy,C. r
Mr. S. K. Hough of lprfolkV
ing orders for, the Southern Dis
tributing Co." - 1
Miss"' Annie and Clara Newton
5 spent Monday at the Exposition.
Mrs. Ji. Mansfield and sonN
Richard, went to Currituck Shore
Saturday to attend, the bedside
of her father .Mr. " Caleb . Sears,
who is reported very ill:'
Mr. -G.. C. Bosward; jr., . and
Miss Annie -Basward f attended
divine services f at Saawyer's
Creek Sunday" morning. " '
Mr. .and Mrs. J. H. Bosward
were the guests 6f Mr. and Mrs.
Jep McHorney oi Shawboro Sun
day evening. -
Miss. Hattie jSpence. of this
place visited .relatives and friend3
in Elizabeth City- last week. . ;. '
- Mr. Wiley Gregory returned to
his j home Thursday afternoon
after spending some time in Nor-
folK.
Mr. C. G: Seasr is home with
family now. ,
Mr. M. F. Seary was the rst
one "to make a shipment of po
tatoes from this place.
Miss - Annie Bosward spent
Monday- s, afternoon
NEW HOPE NEWS.
June 10r 1907. '
j The continued cold- weather
has caused the cotton to die so
badly that at present the pros
pects for even an ordinary crop
are very poor. : r .
Mr. H. C. Newby, received ' a
painful injury last 'week; by hav
ing a nail stuck in his foot. Mr.
Newby suffered a great deal for a
few days but we are glad to know
that he is much beter at present.
T Miss Eva Newby left here last
Friday "to visi t Miss Glenna
Walker at Tulls.
Miss Nita- Banks ' is spending
this week at the home " of her
brother, Mr. John Webb of Ja
cocks. "
Mr. -Barden ' Davidson of Nor
folk and Miss Pearl Billips of
Windfall pent a delightful rday
in New Hope last Thursday vis
iting .Mrs. Mary -Davidson. -
Corn meal is .' selling at -a dol
lar a bushel in New Hope at pres
ent. ' .'
The funeral of Mrs. John True
Mood ivas held in ; New Hope
church last .Friday . afternoon.
Mrs. Trueblood died last Wed
nesday evening very suddenly, af
ter being sick: only a few . hours.
She was about seventy years-old,
and leaves a husband and' two
sods ani several grandchildren
to raourn her loss.
Last "Wednesday, the angel", of
rnth visits the home -, of ': Mr;
ri . Mrs. Clingman Sawyer - and
too their onlv; child, a little girl
a f h op four years. We' offer
--"f benr-tfelt sympathy to ' the
o-noovpri p.rents. . '
',at "Rbnp- "Ranks- spent last
sfnpy-jn- Windfall.
T-. Tim frearorv of Hertford
ws v visitinsr . A friends in- New
m MrV; C. P. Banks are
imyX nnrrv. An the addition
"f " f'Ti'n boy j-' to : their
'Vr rn vr f hwv that MlS
Has your - stomach gone out of .bus
iness? r If so you; can reach the top-:
ndtch of physica and mental, power
bby. using"! Hollister's Rock. Mountain
Tea;. 35 cents, Tea Or Tablets. ,
Carolinaytthe close of .business
May 18th, 71907: . t ; - ' - --T
r RESOURCES. ' ' : :
Loans' and discounts.., .'.$34,810.03
Qyerdrafts - secured and un,
trecurd... . . .. .cteh - 1;1B2.67
Banking ; Houses, $2,530.03';-,
ture r; Fixture
if 'V" 5U85.09-3,715,12
Furniture
Dlie from Banks and Bank--
1,431.82
Gold coin:.- r
u :: vi??r, 1?'09
ver : coin, ' including all"
J mmor oidj currency.
National - bank v notes ; - and
other U. S. notes. . . .
5,30i0
: T Total . J ; ' . . . $46,716.54
I , 1.IABILITIES. J" 7
Capital stock". . . . - v. . . ?10,600.00
Surplus ifund : . . . i : -v . .r. .-. y" 384:49
TJndiTided , prpfits, less cur-
rent expenses and takes - 4
: TJ3!ld - ' . . r - 85109
"Notes, and , l)ills -redis- , : -
. counted . . . . . . : . 5,000.00
deposits subject to check;., 30,440.63
'Cashiers checks outstand- , v "
40.33
- ----
; ; Total .. V . ?46,716.54
State , of North ! Carolina, County ' of
Tyrrell, ass: ' "
: 1,-R. H. Spruill, -Oaahier of. ttte
abore-named bank, do Bolemnly wa
that th aboTe"' statement is .true to
the best of my knovrJedg and belief.
R. H. PRUILL, . :
, I .-"" Cashier.
Subscribd and sworn -; -.-before - me
this SOth' day of May; 1907, :
. woodLey,
., ' j Notary Public.',
Comet Attest: 'S ' " '
. - qHAS. BATEMAN, r .
"MARK" MAJETTE,, ,
: . wr B. COOPER,
Directors.
tffay 30th, 1907.
. ' WANTED.
A girl - about fifteen years old that
Is quick, actiT and handy with
needle, to make -bandeauxs, Jine
hats, &c. - One who has had some
experience selling .preferred. Apply
in person to Morgan &0., MilliAers1,
Main and .Water Streets. - - 2t ,
I -J-.-.: . . . . -: -
. An Aged Lady
Passes Away
On Sunday . morning, May? 26,
just before ' the clock chimed the
hour of five," the Angel of Death
entered the rome of -Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Mansfield, and taking
from them their beloved mother.
Mrs. MarV Humphries aged 74
years, J weeks and .5 days. - . -
She had been' lingering for
some time; but' her death came
as a surprise to relatives and
friends. She had been a nnember
of the. SShady Grove Kaptist
church for- a number of years
She leaves . tb ree " ohi 1 djren. two
sons and one laughter : Mi.
Richard Mansfield of Gregory. N.
C. Mr. Gedrge , Mansfield of Berk
ley. Va Mrs. 'George Fulford of
Atlantic Vity, Va., twenty grand"
children ; and . . four rreat-grand-
children to mourn, her los;-s. On
Monday she wua follov.-pd fiy n
host of friends to Turn tnok
Shore, her old home, anr laid to
rest in the family bury mar --plots
there to remain until th hist
trumpet shall pound on 11k? Tlfr
sureetion , moni.
Weep not for Iipl' rear '-hurts -n.
- Her troubles here Mr "-
She's waiting. for you o wh
Where nartinrr is no more- -
She "paid the debt we all mrotf- pay
Her sorrows are no moreu ; -
Asleep in Jesus until we ir.ee t.
t)n the .briffM celesti chores,
fe;.Want'-YOur:Irade?
Tro NEW STYLES.
'i And we promise you- the very best
'A you getone' of' our hats, they ' are new and up-tCHfllate. . : We ' : still -J
maintain : the reputations of t ha'ving the: lowest V priceV r MILLINERY
4 In the city. We invite you to our , store, .and will 'consider' your a
'- response . to this' invitation , a f avor.
florgan & MW Sts
Wanted
-Highest Cash Price, Paid.
No Commissions Charged -.o
: . s" : Quick Returns
In connection - with bur busi
ness at the City market, we have
a boat, which sells to. the ship
J Lll JSJ - J "L ...it ":
-iruue uunug- lue hiauosiiiuu.
endoffer & - Co., - Inc., Norf 61k:
LVa. : Southern- Distributing Co..
Nbrf oik, Va.;-. Norfolk, National
Bank. . -
BRICKHOUSE PRODUCE CO.;
- - City -Market, V
' ";':, ; Norfolk, Va.
NORTH" CAROLINA, . CAMDEN
COUNTY. TO; T. B. . GODFREY,
ENTRY TAKER FOR- CAMDEN
; COUNTY.- . - , : '? v
Ohe undersigned, B. (. Jones ct
Camden : County, r North Carolina, en
ters and lays claim "to he" following
described piece or parcl of "land . in
South Mills Township,. Camden Coun.
ty, State of North Carolina, the same
being vacant . and ' unappropriated
and subject to entry, viz : ' - -
Beginning at marked black) Gum
on SarahMinsell's -back line; thence
down said ; MinselP . line to , T. M.
Waller's line, thence down said wAl
ler's : line to Currituck line; thence
doira Chirituck line ; to New 'Swamp
roadr ; thence down , sail MinseH's
line to first station Conta'ning by
estimation 00 aces,1 mora or. leg.
' (Signed) B. C. JONES.
Entered this 1st day of Juno -1907. . v
- T. B, GODFREY, ; f
Je7,4t- " Entry Talter.
Men Capable of
Earning
$1,000 TO $3,000 A YEAR
TRAVELING SALESMAN,
CLERK, MERCHANT. NO
MATTER WHAT .YOUR -BUSINESS
L
A complete reorganization-; of
the producing department of
The i Mutual Life . Insurance
Company New .York in this
section affords a chance for a
few good men; a few vacancies
dn the agency force remain open,
for memn of character and abil
ity; you can find out by writing
whether it will be worth while
for you to make a change; no
previous experience is necessary.
A course of - professnal instruc
tion given free, ' ' "
THE MUTUAL 1 NSURANCE COM
' PANY OF NEW YORK,
or ' - -v
KARRIS R. WILLCOXf
Mnager, . ' Charlotte, N. C.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Having qualified as administrator of
Andrew Winborne, deceased, late of
Pasquotante county, N C, this is to
notify': all persons hsaring claims a
gainst the estate of said deceased,
to exhibit them to the undersigned,
on or before- the. first day of June,
1908, or- this notice will be pleaded
in bar of recovery. AH persons in
debted to said estate will .please
make immediate payment: '
Ths 20th day of May, 197.
jajSes winborne,
' ' Administrator.
How to liv on 15 cents a day. The
mind as well as the body is "benefit
ted - by -economy . in eating. There's
no health giver like a diet of Hollis-
ter's Rock Mountain Tea. In ; aH
startling way it keeps you ; going. - 35
cents, Tea or O ablets. ' Standard
Pharmacy. . ' " ".
: I " '
Mr. Ed Mitchell of, Old Tiop
was here this week n 'tie?s ,
service.
And assure you when :
' NORFOLK MARKET8.';
? - i Norfo1i7juii0 vl9p7. ;
- The prices are strictly wholesale '
(not job lots) and represent ; prlse3
obtained on actual sales' yesterday. -----
- PEANUTS. J ; '
.. Quiets " - f : '.T'""'.''-
Fancy .V . " l. 5 :
Strictly prime -. ; A -Prime
. -. C -
Machine picked - . . . . 4 " , VM,
Bunch .:;5 - I r,.
Low; grades . V. f rZ". 4"
Spanish peannts , . . . i .1.2$8?rr 'J
B,"B. peaa".. OO-r-":
-GRAIN,- HAY, ETC. r X. "
CORN White, 70c.: C : ' ; -CORN
Cracked, ; 68c., .; ;
COUNTRY PRODUCE." " 1 r
um 1111 t w v ii4 . rw rrt m iirvij kA " f 'T. w
keys,; live, -per.,. pound,.;; 1516Ho
Dressed turkeys, 15 18c. - : -.
EGGS 15 16c " '"
1 BUTTER Country ' butter, 15c.
DRESSED HOGS C ;r .
truck, .v';
SWEET POTATOES-rPer barrel..
- UA.tn5Aijr.Ej jsqw, per Darre '
$z.zo -to $a.ou.. . ' -, ,
- Dry1 flint, per pound, 20c. .
Dry-salt, per:pound, 18cl'-
' Dry damaged, per pound, "89c. :
Green hides lOo. -
Green salt hides, per , pound,! 11
11 14C. . ; ;"; ; ' ; v ; .
Tallow, per pound4c. -
" CFraESlIghtly hlghBr; j Jaya
32c; Laguayra, 15S-4c; choice Rl04
13 He; prime, Rio, "12 14c. f fair Rio,
1114c. - . " . - ' .. i.l
. .... v-: -r v r ..: -,. . t . '; '' rc ' ';'- -- -
per pound; ' creamery, extra, pgr
povnd, 28e.; creamery, firsts, pe
pound, 6c; 59-pound " case, 1-pbuflJt
Cblocks), 27c ; : " . , ' - t
: CATTLE. MARKET
; Market active - '
: Southwest ; Virginia ; Bteers; r-. pm r
pound, 34c. ;": Southwest' VirginlU
iimi i mt-w . tuip Tiii Ti n r- n n w. 9: nnrr -
wet Virginia cow, per pound', 2j
3c7; r North Carolina ; and -Vlrginfe .
streets, pe rpound, 2'3c; .-NaQt
Carolina and Virginia cow pji
pound, 23c.; .medium and tt$
cattle, per pound, l2c
v SHEEP Per pound, . 34c. .
- MILCH CALVES Prime perpcrunfl
56c.; yearlingsper pound,' S4c.
SPRING : LAKBj Per pound. &6c
.HOGS-Live; 6c. per pound..
PROVISIONS. .
BULK MEATS C. R. sides, ltM4c.
per pound belles, znedium, lfr S4e.
'BUTTS None, A. ' '.
I HAMS -iSugarr ' cured, t .uncovered v
per'pount, 15c;" s
; S. C. Shouldfers 9 14c. per pound,
HEAVY, J3 ACKS 8 7-8c. per pound,
, PORK PLATES 9c. per potrnd. "
HAM PORK $18.00.
MESS PORK-n8.10.
TRUCK MARKET. -New
York, Jnne 6. Potatoes
Firm ; now perbbl., 3.09a6.50 :
old, 1.50a2.5Qt '
Cabbasre -Steadv : lr'Jl .5f '
. . w . . -
per crate. -
r STEAMERS. , " -
"CUJLUMBA77 and "AU!STA,
"The' Popnlar Ronte."- -for
-Baltimore, New Yor&; Phila
delphia and nlf point Nortl
East an West ' v r -
" N . ..
North Etound Daily I&cept Sun
' - . day.- , . -Leave
Norfolk 6:00 m: . : i"
ijcuvu vxurymi vjoaaiorx i :uu p,
. m. - - ... .'.
Arrive Baltimore TKM) a. m. .
; (Royal Blue Line.) :
Leave Baltimore 7 :55 a. m. - f
Arrive Philadelnhia lO?1fi'n.Tn -
Ar. New.Yory (Liberty. St. 12 ;
35 Noon1. ' .
Ar. New York (WV23rrst.)' 12f-;
; 45 Noon. rT; - - - "... t
(p..r,r.)
Lv. Baltimore TtSS-a. m.- . -
Ar. New York (Cort&.Besh Sts.)'.
1:13 p. m.
. v h i vi ii u , . w i A vli J Jy
1:15 p. in. ' v- - . .
Steamers leave Norfolk from
Company's l?ier, foot of Fayett '
. ' CI Tl f t- .TolrctAkfl - C2 4-r ; . -: ;T -..." -
Southbound Daily, Except, Sun '
Leavo "Rflltimnrp fi-JMV n m-. . '
Ar. . uia romi uomtort . o;uu . a-
Arrive Norfolk, 7:15 a. m.'--v
Steamers L;?.ToVnr.ltimore' from
Piers 18 and 19 Light .Street; -
- foot of Lee Street. - V
' Meals 75c. Table de hotel. .W"
For -further, informatiori . and :
i-e;r auon aaoress : v
Jii.-T. LAHLB.. W. W. CROXTOK
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. NORFOLK; -VA'V.
' Miss Millie Mann of Fairl5ell
visited Mrs. W. H. tSeuucUe'lbiff
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