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PHYSICAL TRAINING.
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Wlaa aa a rreYentlT and Cr
' of I'itiarr DUer.
Dr. 11 Fletcher Inpal of Chicago, in
a paper vriih this title, said that the
atsc-ee of rjtteraatio study by 'physi
cian i and the Tery meaner literature
ccra relied him to be fornewhat dogmatic
in hi paper. One of the xaoet comtaoa
cterrvaticna made by medical men, bo
. nid, va that the long, narrow, fiat
chested Individual was the one liable to
th development of tuberculosis and
that in patients presenting thu form cf
chest the chances for recovery were ro
- dsccd to a minimum; , . . "i
Thij observation ho' considered snfS
cient rnggect that fyitematic physical
training in aiding the development . cf
the respiratory muscles, thoracic walla
and pulmonary" capacity would bo cf
great service in preventing tuberculosis
and in curing its early stages. Collapsed
air cells, he said,! I urnie bed a rnoft ta
. Vurablo nidus for the development cf
tuberculosis. Therefore for the preven
tion cf the dica.o measures ehould bo
adqptod to expand tho lung and bring
the air cells into the best possible work
ing condition. : ' .
He thought it probable that in most
cdfca there was on early tuberculous
. localized anxmia.diminishing the nutri
tion cf the parts and making them moro
susceptible to tho tubercle bacilli and
their toxins. Of tho largo percentage cf
tho human family said to be affected by
. tuberculosis (SO per cent), tho majority
recovered, even when tho disease aili.ct-
ed the lungs, it not proving fatal in
mere than 13 per cent.
Ho stated that in most cf those who
rrooTcrcd tho disease had made Lut lit
. tie progress, and that it was only at
autopfy after death from other causes
that its prelenco was detected, in view
cf which it was the physician's doty to
recommend measures likely to strength
en, the resisting power cf the lungs.
Tho beneficial influence cf a high alti
tude he considered probably duo to the
increased distention cf tho air vessels,
and that as a means cf prophylaxis the
first measure t-hould t trfTach tbo pa
tient to breathe deeply. ' , '
Careful . physical training, ho aid,
was of the greatest importance, it being
possiblo for tho long, narrow. Cat t best
ed to increase the expansion cf tho chest
two cr . thrt inches, improve tho form
and increase tho circumference t He be
HcTcd it possible by physical develop
,Q(Qt to check tho process cf tuberculosis
' when 1( had become established in the
chest and to promote recovery. .Med
ical ileccrd. , . !
COMMERCIAL ENGLISH.
f
Warnlas to Those Who Would
Sead
Trade Circulars Abroad
llanulicuu-sri who wih to do an ex
pert business must havo their circulars'
and catalogues translated iuto foreign
languages, fays Engineering, but caro
should bo taken that tho translator is
net only a good linguist, but also an ex
pert in tho particular business to which
tbo documents to bo translated refer.
'Otherwiso the translation is apt to bo a
matter cf ridicule to thaso to whom it
Is sent : . " .- j
We cannot well give an instance to
show how an English circular might bo
translated into bad German, for exam
, pl:v but tbo London' Engineer gives us
tho following illustration cf a transla
tion from another language Into English,
which is probably, no worse than many
translations from English.
W ninno nnrsrlvei lava the cir
i i
' cular; 'cn making you known that tho
. sale cf tho - has, by us, undertaken.
This preparated, exclusively arranged
by fomo vegetables, is entirely spoiled
about something hurtful to tho steam
boiler blades. I3y our preparated every
ealcareousVubstauco is neutralized, re
ducing ic to power, and at tno same
" time steam boiler blades are conserved
.from tho usual corrosion, not only, hut
tho ebullition, is totally avoided, as it
appears .about somo very interesting ex
periments, which havo been made in
several establishments.
In conclusion tho circular adds, "To
bo willing, this preparated may be de-
. IlomealcK.
A recent aiticle on homesickness re
calls the reply made by a young Swed-
tsh maid to tier mistress, it expresses
clearly, though" in Imperfect English,
what every sufferer from homesickness
feels. ,
Voa ought to be contented and not
fret for your old home, Ina,' said tho
lady as iha looked at tbo dim eyes cf
"the girL uYou are earning good wages.
your work is light, every ono is kind to
you and you luvo plenty of friends
btre. . - .
, Yas'm, said the girl, "but it is
not the place where I do be that makes
me vera homesick, it is tho placo where
I don't bo." louth's Companion.
t
is only a symptom not a
disease; So are Backache,
Nervousness. Dizziness and the
Blues. They all come from an
unhealthy state cf the men
strual " organs. . If you suifer
from any of these symptoms
if you feel tired and languid in
the rnorning'and wish you could
lie in bed another hour or. two
if there is a bad taste in the
mouth, and no appetite if
.there is pain in the side, back
cr abdomen BRAD FIELD'S
FOIALE REGULATOR will
bring atfout a sure cure. The
doctor may call your trouble
some high-sounding Latin
name, but never mind the name.
The trouble is in the menstrual
organs, and Bradfi eld's Female
Regulator will restore you to
health and regulate the menses
like clockwork. .
H tr 4nrrua fofit ban!. A UWttrat!
TEE E RAD FIELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLA97A, CA.
ODDITIES IN WILLS.
60ME PECULIAR BEQUESTS AND CURr
, OUS CONDITIONS.
A rlr!otl American's Desire Be
Heard After Death Wills Which
rroTvd Thmt Ia the Cases of Their
Makers Marriage Was a Fall ore.
The admiration of our American cous
ins for their country is a prominent
characterjstio cf their daily life, and
tomo years ago a Mr. Sanborn desired
that in death as in life his body should
t reclaim tho glory cf tbo republic. ' lie
left 1,000 to the late Professor Agassiz,
ia return for which ho was, by an ex
tremely scientific process set forth in
tho will to tan his (Sanborn's) skin
into leather and from it havo a drum
made. Two cf tbo most cuitable bones
cf hs body were to be made into drum
sticks, and with these a Mr. Warren
Eimpaon to whom Sanborn left the re
mainder of bis property was "on every
17th of Juno to repair to the foot of
Bunker, hill and at sunrise beat on. tho
drum, the parchment of which bad been
made out of tho testator's skin, tho
spirit stirring strains of 'Yankee Doo-
dle.,M
A somewhat similar bequest was
made by a German in I8S7. llo died in
Pittsburg and by his will directed that
his bodv should bo . cremated and tho
ashes forwarded to tho German consul
at New York, who was to deliver them
to tho" captain of tho steamship Elba
When in midDcean, the captain was to
request a pacngf r to dress himself in
nautical cos?tume, and, ascending with
tbo funeral urn to the topmast, to scat
ter tbo ashes to tho four Minds of heav
en. Theso strange directions were faith
fully carried out.
Quito as peculiar were tho directions
for the funeral of a Jlr. John Under
wood. JI willed that ho was to bo
buried in a green coffin with a copy of
Horace under bis head and of Alii ton
under his feet, a Greek testament in
his right hand and a small Horace in
hi3left. Six friends, who were not to
wear mourning, were to follow him to
the giave and there to sing a verse cf
the twentieth odo of the second book of
Horace. After this they were to "tako
a cheerful class and think no moro of
John Underwood."
Wills may also be admitted as evi
dence cf tho mixed blessings of the
matrimonial state. A nobleman wrote.
"I civ and bequeath to tho worst cf
women, whom I unfortunately married,
45 trass halfpence, which will buy her
a pullet for supper."
A Glasgow doctor, dying somo ten
years ago, left the whole of his estate to
his two sisters, and then came this ex
traordinary clauMj: "To my wife, as a
recompense for deserting me and leav
ing mo in peace, I expect the said sister
Elizabeth to mako her a gift of 10 shil
lings sterling, to buy her a pocket hand
kerchief to weep in nfter my decease."
A Air. Sydney Dickenson bequeathed
to bis wife tho sum cf CO,000, "on
condition that sho undertakes to pass
two hours a day at my graveside, for
tho ten years following my decease, in
company with her sister, whom I havo
reason to know, sho loathes worse than
ehedoes.me."
Another husband stated that he would
have left his widow 10,000 if sho had
allowed him to read his newspaper in
peace, but as sho 'always commenced
playing and singing when ho started to
read ho left her only 1.000. Such in
stances could be mutiplied indefinitely,
but cno other is worthy of note.
A husband left his wifo 12,000, to be
increasod to 24,000 provided that she
woro a widow's cap after his death. Sho
accepted tho larger aniount, woro tho
cap fox six months, and then put it off.
A lawsuit followed, but tho judge held
that tbo testator should havo inserted
tho word "always" and gave judgment
in favor of tho widow, who the day aft
er re-entered tno state oi. matrimony.
Thus tho husband's little plan for pre
venting his widow marrying again fail
ed.
Bnt tho most curious will which tbo
writer ba9 ever como across Is that of
At, Zalesky, a Polish landlord, who died
in 1SS9, leaving property valued at
100,000 rubles. His will was inclosed in
an envelope bearing tho words, "To Bo
Opened After Aly Death." Inside this
was another envelope, "To Bo Opened
Six Weeks After Aly Death. " When this
time had passed, the second envelope
was opened and a third uncovered, "To
Be Opened One -Year After Aly Death."
At tho end of the year a fourth en-
velopo was discovered, to be opened two
years after tbo testator's death, and so
the game went on until 1S94, when tho
actual will was discovered and read.
It was quito as eccentric in its disposi
tions as tho 'directions attached to its
opening. The testator bequeathed hall
his fortuno to such of his heirs as had
the largest number of children. The
rest of tho property was to be placed in
a bank and a hundred years after hia
death to bo divided, with the accumu
lated interest, among the will maker's
descendants. Thus by. 1989," at 5 per
cent compound interest, the 50000 ru
bles will have swelled into, 6,000,000
rubles. But what will this be among so
many descendants? Household Words.
Hardly.
Miss D. Angelina, why don't you'
marry Lieutenant Y.?
Mis9 A. First, because he has no
brains and he can't iide, dance or play
tennis. What tould vre do with hunt
"But he swims beautifully.'
'Oh, yes; but ono can't keep one'i
husband in an aquarium, you know."-
ixmdon Tit-liits. .
The Poor Wife.
"John Henry, it isn't any rood, I
know, that keeps yon down town so
late, when yon ought to. be at home
with me and the children.'
(Shrugging his shoulders.) " 'Iloni
soit qui mal y pease, my dear."
That's right ! Swear at .our wife in
Latin." Chicago Tribune.
Dadljr amefl.
Mr. Beer boh id Tree relates an amus
ing story about a boisterous voyage
from New York. He was lying in bis
cabin. Tho luggage and fittings were fly
ing round. Tho vessel, was rolling terri
bly. Suddenly there was an extra special
lurch. Mr. Tree was knocked to the
floor by a heavy weight and lay half
stunned. On fully recovering his senses
ho looked to see what it was that bad
felled him. It was an admirable con
trivance aud was marked, in bold let
ters, "Life Saving Apparat.ns." Lon
don Globe.
ixo nrst gunmese bany snow in tne
world has just been held here. There
were 200 of thtiii. From embroidered
slipper to shaven poll they were arrayed
la their best. They wore satin blouse
that shone in tho sun with a silvery
Khimmerl Thev wore embroideries cf
wonderful birds and bees and flowers
never seen on land cr sea. The little
boys were shaven, and the little girls
had their hair stiffened and polished
and dressed as though for the grandest
function, with little birdcages and
frincps of beads and paper atop. 'There
were great tihklings of metal and much
shining of green jade. A new fashion
in iiifaht headgear showed a halo of stiff
pompons that rose above the infanta
waler eyes. Others wore huge rosettes
cf silk on each temple, like a joss, and
cno little girl had a mane of black silk
mn Ktrincs hanginz down from the
back of her head. ' Even the baby com
plexions had been looked after. On the
smooth, yellow cheeks appeared the
most lovely patch of pink, rouge, put on
quite frankly in tho Chinese fashion.
Tho rosebud mouths were touched up,
and the narrow brows beautifully pen
ciled. Penan z Gazette. ' .
Foul-Smelling
Catarrh.
Catarrh is one of the most obstinate
diseases, and hence the most difficult
to get rid of.
There is but one way to cure it.
The disease is in the blood, and .all the
sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures
in tne worm can nave no permaneni
effect whatever upon it. Swift's Spe
cific cures Catarrh permanently, for it it
the only remedy which can reach the
disease and force it fromthe blood.
Air. B. P. McAllister, of Uarrodsburg,
Ky., had Catarrh for years. He writes:
I 4vuld Be no improvement whatever
though I was constantly treated with epmyt
ana washes, ana diner
ent inhaling remedies
in fact. 1 could feel tha
each winter I was worw
than the year previous
"Finally It wa
brought to my notlc
that Catarrh was a bl ocx
disease, and after think'
lnir over the matter.
saw it wasunreasonabl
to eiect to be cured bj
remedies whtcn oni
reached the surface.
6. H.l
tired
the remedy, the diea was forced out of mi
system, and a complete cure was the result
ladTifteall who hare this dreadful disease tc
abandon theirlocal treatment. which hane-vei
done them any jrood. ana tae to. . .. a ren
edv that can reach the disease and cure it."
To continue the wrong treatment for
Catarrh is to continue to suffer. Swift'i
Specific is a real blood remedy, and
cures obstinate, deep-seated diseases,
which other renu-dies have no effect
whatever upon. It promptly reaches
Catarrh, and never fails to cure even the
most aggravated cases
.The
is Purely Vegetable, and
only
blood remedy guaranteed to contain no
daneerous minerals.
Books mailed f re1 by Swiff Specico
Company, Atlanta, Georgia, i .
NS W ADVERTISEME UTS
A rk rm M F.
J fln.n. Anal KMUflf;. th hAlP.
i I'rmm.M . lni'innl erowth.
r 1 HTcr Paila to Beetoe Gray
ri ?E.' Hair to its Youthful 'Color.
"hj " ' I- "' li Chjck tcalp d'iw A hir lailmg.
TRY ALLEN'S FODT-EASE.
A powder to be shnken.Hnto the
shoes. At this season yourlfeet feel
swollen, nervous and'damp. If you
mve smarting feet or tight shoes, try
Allen's Foot-Ease. It warms the feet
and makes 'walking easy. Cures swol-
eu sweating feet, bhstprs callous spots
Keleives corns and. bunions of all pain
and is a certain cure for clfilbains and
Yost bites. Try it to day. f Sold by
all druggist und shoe stores for 25 cents
Trial package FREE. Address, S.
Olmsted, Le Roy. N. Y.
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
Allen Foot-Ease, a powder for the
eet. It cures painful, smarting, ner
vous feet and instantly tattes the
sting ont of corns and bunions. Its
the greatest comfort discovery of the
age. Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight
or new shoes feel easy, I' is a certain
cure for Chilblains,'' sweating, .callous,
sired, aching feet. Try it to day.
Sold by all druggist and shoe stored.
2cts. Trial package FKEE. Ad
dress, Allen S. Olmsted, La Roy, N. Y,
P Click tea Earflafc TJl&monA Tinai
ENNYROYAL PILLS
U -LjTV Ortjrlaai ai Oal j Gaalne.
B.rc. aivara rrllhla. uoki aak
VntfUt tor Ckiehurm Snqiith Dia
mond Brand in Ked aod Gold Dtallia
xe. uenima vita bloa ribbon. Take
therv Kef danorwus tbtitif
tuna mnd tautaUon. At Dnurri.ia.ar aend 4w
ia ftump. for partieulmra, tnimonlals an J
Helicf Tor Ill." t Utur. by rrtara
CalrantrCaemlcailMaJlMa Plar.
br aU LacailiuttiiU. 1'llILADA., PA.
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Mothers!
THE discom
forts and
dangers of
child-birth can
be almost en
tirely avoided.
WineofCardui
relieves ex
pectant moth
ers. '"It gives
tone to thegen--italorgans,and
- puts . them in
condition to do tlnelr-work
perfectly. That xaake te
nancy less painful, shortens
labor and hastens recoverxafter
child-birth. It helps a woman
bear strong healthy children.
MCELREET w
mow
has also brought happiness to
thousand of homers barren for
years. A few doses often brings
joy. to loving hearts that. long
for a darling baby. No woman
should neglect to try it for this
. trouble. It cures nine cases out
of ten. All druggists sell Wine
of Cardui. $ 1.00 pel bottle.
For adrlco In cues rwpilrlne spocfaJ
directtons.- address, eivtn? symptoms,
tha "Ladies Advisory Department," ,
The Chattanooga Medici jie Co Chatta
nooc. Tena.
Mrsl3S3AHAr
f X , cf Jefferson, Ca-f sijn
MWhhI first took Wins of Cardui
wt had been married three years, bat
could not have any children. Hina
months later had a fine girl haby.M
if!
ft, mrr -r - w ai -
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Blood
is the
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5TPreltiest and Best Ready-Mixed Paints in the city. ,
Bend fox New Color Cards; . Lead, Oil, Varnishes
, Terpentine, Etc. - -
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ABOUT EXTRA
' Don't make the mistake this season of. planting some cheip
pea that will begin to blossom about the time Tait's Npnpanel
is setting podsl . ' ' i
.The Experiment Station of your State will tell you that the
Nonpariel is the earliest and best trucking pea. These stations
were established for your benefit. Why should you not Jake
advantage of tHem? J ' I ? I V
But take qare not to .buy
seal with a thistle stamped upon
Then you'll know.
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1 NORFOLK,
POST OFFICE
"The Standard
in Typewriter
lit
JOHN B .
!
CULPEPER, Sales
E. Main St.,'.
-STOP AT THE-
BROWU; HOUSE,
M. CHADWICK,' Proprietor.
FairfiGldlN. C
Nice comfortable rooms. . Good ser-
vants. The table supplied witb tne
best the market affords. Good 8table9
and sheltei's. ! I;"
i"Board per day, including lodging
$1.25. j. i .'
Don't Xf eglect Tour Ilver.
! Liver troubles quickly result in serious
complications, and the man who neglects his
liver has little regard for health. A bottle
of Browns' Iron Bitters taken now and then
.will keep the liver in perfect order. If the
disease has developed, Browns' Iron Bitters
will cure it permanently. Strength and
vitality will always j ;follow its use.
Browns' Iron Bitters is pold by all dealersr
!
PACKET
CO.
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' Eletrant Steamers Dally, exptcct
Sunday between Baltimore and
Old Point Oorafort, Norfolfc, PortB
moutn and all points Sonth. Direct
connections With all railroads ter
minating at. Norfolk, Portsmouth
and Hampton Roads.
OLD
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OLD PO.NT, Baltimore, for Kichmond, every
.NORFOLK, Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
RICHMOND v at 4 P. M. from PIER 10, LIGlir
AND SOUTH. St., by way; of Chesapeake Bay
and James River. Arrives at ich
TIIE mond next (morning. No deiay,
SWIFTEST, no transfers.
haFEST -Meals on European plan. Lnx-s
S U R K S T nrlous Staterooms, Electric Lights
ROUTE ;. .Steam IJeatt Berths free.
Ticket Office, m East Balttmore
Street
f . Telephone) 1435.
iOH . SDER WOOD, IE . W. THOMPSON,
' General Manager. Traffic Manager.
K BROWN, general Ticket Agent.
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Easy, Os'o'ily; Permanently Restored.
.:ril;:;-' i'Lll I liwL ten guarantee to
wtrf .e? Vaitheci. Cnree weekneraea. Herroua
IVbiittr r 1 U the evils from early or later ex
eyu.u r -hui o2 oveHrork, worry, sickness.
Ic. uij otrcuKth, tone and development given
o ovory nrfrnn or portion of the body. Improve
.ncptiniTTicljaf lyeeen frorn the first box. Thoas
.ntl3 oi I ttera tit p raise on, file in our office. Can
x cirrisd ia vest pocket. Bent by mail to any
iddi r.e on receipt of price! One month's treat
nent in rach box. Price $1.00, 6 boxe $5.00, with
.Vrittea Oaarantee to refund money if not curou
Vnd to us for tle Genuine. Circulars Free.
Pianted-An Idea
Protect Tour Idea: tbr TiaT bi
Who can thick
of onio annpic
tiring to patent
tbr Tiay bring you veUh.
Wrll JOHN WEDDEKBURN ft CO.. Patent Attor
it a. Waf'ilngton. T. C. for tbeir (1 JBO0 prize o3
1 lilt
o: two aanirl invention waorwt
MADE ME A tViAf :
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4UJTrTMiM IHaeaara Failing AIi,
ory, I m potency. Sleeplessaem. etc., cause.
bf Abtrw or other xceasM and Indis
erations. TKry fuicklj and surety
restore joet Vita JIT in old or tokdi. auu
fit a rm.c oratudy, boeiceas or marriags.
Prsrent Insanity and ConsninDtion if
n in tuna. Xbeirtme sbowa immediata imimn.
mentand effect a ICRS wber all other fail Ia
tat a poo. baring tha genuine Aju Tablets. They
bar cared thousands and wil icara too. Wa fivt a. w
itiva written rar&ntee to effect a care th PTC 'n
aacn oaaa or rarand UM money. Fnoe wu W I w. per
package or. six pkjtea (fell treatmexitl for t2J50. Br
num. in plain wrapper, tipnrt receipt of rrica. ircul.'"
Cafaaza. ill.
1 yon are going tolOay a. rar.w .i nr
Umbrella, it will paSryou Ui examiue
Fowler & Cos. before bnying.
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fit , 'HI1' II I..1 II II .v-,.. r i
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EARLY PEAS.'
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Construction.
THE "
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Richmond, Va.
F. H. ZIEGLER & BR0.
cjnecessor to John H.
Dealer in' a.l kinds of-
UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES,
From the Cheapest to the best. A1 tel-
- " -I- i; r i j
egrarrs promptly attended to.
CRAPES AND COOLIMWDS
whn de-ired. The finest Hearse an i tnis
section." R' se0"d, walnutj cloth-cov-'ered.
and metalic caskets a specialty ;
At tne old ' stand on a Ehnnghaue
Street. Thankful tor past patron bctc
" Also all kinds of cabinet Iwork. ?' i i
W are now receiving rj m- $upply
Coal, and will fill orders promptly.
AH coal is screened oetore leaving the
Yard,, None but the best hand!
ed,
Lowkst pricks guaranteed; j:
Offlce on Water . Street.5 Elizabeth City
j . i,
N. a
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A Matter of Choice
berh-r you hav jour tjeethytract--d
tlii 1 way, with pain,1 or: nse' Gas,
VilKlizfd Air, Cocaine, and al( their
Hitf-nlHrr . Jantffrsi or with perfeot
-nfety, without pain or sleet atN Y
DKNTAL ROOMS ONLY, 324 1 Cor!
Main and Talbot st reetsi Norfol k Va;
Office hoars: 8 to C; Sundays iO to l'
ENNES, Dentist. '
ZEtOLEB ,
1
:'ED;
hedule in effect oct lisssj
Korfolk and Southern Bailroad mall and
express trains, aouthbouud, daily (except
Cr....l FHraheth CttV at 11:40 m
Elizabeth City at 2: 45. p m. ".
and 4 Northbouud leaves EllzaDetn
ntv Q: 2ri m and eoincr South 6: P;
m. every Tuesday
urday.
Both . trains arrive
it ud depart
from Norfolk & VVestern depot, Norfolsl' m,: T : pWppTf
connect at Norfolk with all rail and steam J? arillS, 1 0VVH ; riVtfVr ty ,
er lines, andat Edenton witii steamers io
Roanoke. Cashie, Chowan and Scupper
noig rivers; transfer steamer to JIackey
Ferry, thence by Norfolk t Southern R
E to Roper, Pantego and Belhaveni
eonntino- with steimer Virginia xare
lot ,.:Maite.ejyilie. Aurora, jvasaiugwu uu
intermediate landings.
Eastern Carolina Dispatch
AND
Old Dominion Line.
The Steamer NETJSE leaves Eliza
beth City Tuesday, Thursday and SaN
urdav at 6:00 P. M. for NewBerne and
Ron nnke Island, connectinc with A . S
N. C. R. R. for Goid8boro, -JKinston and
Morehead Uiry; ana wnn v. a; v. -iv
U. for Jacksonville. Wilminet6n.; etc
Returning leaves New Berne Monday
Wednesdav and Friday
Steamer NEWBERN leaves Eliza
beth Ciiv Monday noon and Wednes
day at 6 p. m., for Roanoke Islan
Oeracoke. Oriental and Newbern. V
Tickets on sale at iiiizaDem uiiy ia
tion to Roanoke Island, Oeracoke, Orien4
iai. iew, cerne, xluhiuii,: vtuiubwiu
Morehead Oitv and Wilmipeton, N C.
Dally all rail serviee betweeaJiUzabetl
City and New tork, Philadelphia, Baltw
raore and Norfolk. ;'":"-''J
Through cars, and as low- rates anq
Quicker time than bv an r other route. J
Direct all goods to be shippea yia iaet-j
ern Carolina Dispatch as follows'. Kroni
Norfolk by Norfolk & Souihern Kailroad J
Baltimore, by r. vv. ecu. k. it., rresn
by P. W. &13. K. K., Presii
deht Street Station; Philadelphia, bj
Pennsylvania R. R., Dock Street Station
New York, by Penneylvania R. lt-i PieJ
9.7 TJnnh TJivpr orfl . Old t Dnminioni i
-.,..r.r- - - , ;--
Line. ; i
Fortnrther information apply to JI. H
Snowden, Agent Elizabeth City, ;or tothe,
General office or the NorrolK ana tooutnerr
Railroad Co. , N orf oik, Va.
M. K. KINO, H. C, IIUDGINS,
Gen'i Manager. Gen'l Ft.&Tass Ag
PETIT 'S
NOBTH CAROLINA
C. L. PETITT rilanager
Pteamer NEWTON .will leave.Norfok
iui jjiiAOiubu kjliiJ vicoiui - anu, . w c jr ,1
landings on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
at 4 p. m. Elizabeth City for Ureswell!
on Thursdays and Mondays at 9:30 a.
m. Retamincfi will leave Creswell for;
Norfolk on Tuesdays and Fridays at , 4 ;
a. mi, and Elizabeth City same day at !
C : 30 p. m., arriving inNoifolk next day.j
Steamer Harbinger will leave -Norfolk!
ior iiaizabetii uuv, i iiertiord ana way:
Ianaings, on Tuesday!, and Fridays at 4 p.'
T?l! 1 A IJ. ' l .XT - C J ITT .
m.jiizugueia uny ior neruora vveanes-
daysiitnd Saturdays at 9 :30 a. mi Return-
insr, will leave. Hertford for Norfolk!
Mondays, End "Thursdays at 7 a. m. and;
Elizabeth City same day at2:f0 p m.
arriving in Norfolk next day. '
W. W MORRISETT, Agent,
' Elizabeth City, N.C. .
REAL ESTATE,
By
. F. LAM B,
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
50x120 feet. A beautiful building lot.
-Uelightfully located. A last chance'
for, a down town residence. Situate
comer ot Mam and Martin5 streirK.
For $ale at a reasonable price on easy
terms. .,- .''
Two town lots on Lawrence street
Chance for a speculation.
A fine dwelling with large lot on the
adge.of .town at a sacrifice. Good lo
cality. Terms easy; V
Small house and J lot on Church St., f
East of Road St. . . . . .. .. .$500 !
Vacant lot on Road street, sonth of
vjnurcri.
Corner lot and dwelling on Church
and Dyer streets.. .... . . ....... .8625'
Dwelling and good size lot on Church;
west of Dyer street....... ..4. $1,000;
251 acres of land with good dwelling I
six ! rooms. Nicely fitted out with!
stables and outbuildings. A deshable!
home -X : . .. . V . .... . . . '. . . .v. . $660i
Be street 60x120 feet. House 24x24,
feet 2 stories. L 8x16 feet. All out
buildings . ;. . , . . ... . . ; . . ; . . . . , .$800-
A nne property on Shepard street.
House and lot on North Side, near
depot and wharyes. . .. . ....... ..$1,050
Two vacant lots on Martin street
40x70 feet, each - .... . $15Q
A i good business store ip Woodvlllel
Large storehouse and dwelli ncr. Alan
sgood will of business. .... '.gfiso'
Schooner Esther trood as n aw: v T?
a smau sum.
... v.
' Two tenant houses on Fearing gtre
pavaoie ?iu per month.
two small houses and lots south of
i. o.. Jiauroaa tract ' (Tennsylvai
nia ).eacn. ..... .... $250
iwo tenement houses on Lawrence
atreei. jbor- extenos-to canal. A bar
gain.
Pqi n dex i er Creek front on west eid
of btreet. ! ,
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A fine wharf site on Pasquotank
River, on south side of town, j
A desirable dweDing and corner lot
at wattnews ana .Elliott streets
Vacant lots near Cotfnr vX n
A handsome dwelliner
if Arm lands on the River,
A 200 acre farm with iro- bnA m
ujouious Duiiaines. wn rimkd
1 . ., ,. ' " -"O KtlXJ
in a high state of cultivation Price
moderate. Terms easv. ' i
LLNBS
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Ed
AJtorny-at-Lav and
Real Estate Agent.
pr0mpt attentoti giyen to Pro
fessional Business.
Tk. 77
uu,no .v wmv ,w
Estate.
" Timter Lands ' .
bought and sold on commission.
Rental Agsncy ConnecUd v?ith OSce.
PARTIES HAVING;
TIMBER "LANDS, FARMS
Vacant; Town Lots,
Dwellings irv Town,
- - - . -- '
Or Wharf Property
, n v---0 ' A'aiM;4r
t0 Sell HaV ail OPPOrtUIllty
I to advertise r the same
abroad throjiglv this Real
Estate Agency WITHOUT
EXPENES, as no '.charges
MM A r.l ; r
l ctl p Uletup. UlllCii oaxcld .01-
r .
ieCteQ. ,
rt . . j a
; oenu in uescripiiun ui yuur
property you desire to sell and
avail yourself of the opportu
nity offered at this time to dis-
tribute lists of property through
out tha United States.
REAL ESTATE AGENT
JMES EGNI,
I QO M M fSS ION DBALE R I N
all kikdb or
JFKESH FISH,
Game and Terrapin.
NO; 704 SECOND STREET,
BALTIMORE
NO AGENTS EMPLOYED
Succe&Borto Lsmpbcar & lifj.
Wholesale CommisBio. Dealer in 1
FRESH FJSII.
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LOBSTERS. EC.
NO. 18 FULTON FI8H MARKET. '
York City,
North Carolina 8h I a Specialty.
Aeenta.' '.-;" X ' . ' ' : . '.'
No
WHOLESALE
issiob Dealer,
NO. 7 FULTON MARKET.
V. - '. j , r
' HEW YORE.
Special Attentlp- given to Tb f ale of
North arolic a Shad. j - ! -
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Stencila end Stationery on application,
v r No Agents. , , i
S. L. ST0RER &C0. .
'XX ) : J . . " ; ; :
WlOX.E8 ALE .
Dealers and Shippers of all kinds of
FRESH FISH
6
T O FISH MA RK ET. N. Y.
Particular attention paid to.
Shad Department. V t ' '
We-employ no agents and pay no
commlsions.
Jf your 6tencil is not In good fde(
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