AMONG OUR COTTON MEN
Weather in the cotton belt is unsettled with clear conditions in Texas. Port receipts show 72,698 bales yesterday, up from last year and 1894. London and New York markets display mixed movements amid active futures. Additional figures note Houston receipts and global price shifts while a medical ad extols bitters for digestion and rheumatism.
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Texas
United States
New Orleans
Gar
London
Liverpool
Ate
Toahiy
Moreston
New York
Robbery Case Faces Justice In Nottinghams Street Incident
Charley Williams, colored, appeared before Justice A. TW for robbing a hat from Mr Short on Nottingham Street late Sunday night. He was bound over for trial by the grand jury. Earlier, a colored woman was robbed of her pocketbank on twenty street. Grace Baptist church hosts an 8 PM literary fund entertainment tonight.
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Charley Williams
A. TW. Rawks
Mr. Short
Cutten Street
Nottingham Street
Brand
Grace Baptish Church
Literary Fund
Electric Bitters and Wheatric Hitters Promote Digestion
Old people needing medicine for bowels and kidneys can find relief with Electric Bitters, a tonic that does not intoxicate and aids natural digestion. Wheat ric Hitters serve as an appetizer and improve stomach function, strengthening organs. Available at Turrow, Martin & Co.'s Drug Store for fifty cents or one dollar.
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Turrow, Martin & Co
Mutiviation Sues Lowery for 10000 in City Court
Oscar L. McClannan of Princess Anne county sues W. Lowery for $10,000 claiming destruction of domestic happiness through alleged alienation of his wife Maude McClannan. Trial in the City Court of Law and Chancery opened with spicy testimony about hotel registration. two-day proceeding anticipated. Jury listed: J.T. Williamson, F. W. Bik e, F. E. Nottingham, W. T. G, F. Slaughter, W. A. Bonney, Harrison, T. C. Poole, W. T. Webb, A. McKevitt, C. L. Hudgins, Charles S. Scott, R. W. Southgate.
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Oscar L. McClannan
Princess Anne County
W. Lowery
Maude McClannan
Police Court Clears Worthington in Wife Theft Case
In a police court ruling Justice Tomlin discharged William Worthington who had faced charges of obtaining $100 from his wife under false pretenses. The December term grand jury returned true bills for several offenses including larceny, housebreaking, and felonious shooting.
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Justice Tomlin
William Worthington
Corporation Court
Frank Moore
Alexander Wilson
Gertie Sawyer
Peth
William Sykes
Husband and Wife Reunited After Twenty-Eight Years
G W McAllister has returned to the wife after twenty eight years apart. He will resign from the Massachusetts State Reformatory in Concord and settle here Walkerton Virginia. The note mentions prior exclusive reports in Mc Virginian and an interview with his wife.
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G. W. McAllister
Jery
McVirginian
McAllister
Indy
Concord
Mass
Massachusetts State Reformatory
Norfolk
Peace conference hoped to end railway steamship war
In New York Kenboard Air Line and Southern Railway officials met to finalize suspending hostilities with allied steamship lines. A restoration of old rates was expected around the 20th, though no official announcement was made. The Wanderers reunion plans include a per mile rate to Southern Pines for December events.
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Kenboard Air Line
The
Southern Railway
New York
Anderson
Glover
A. L
Portymouth
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Richmond Steamboat Co
Seaboard Air Line
Steamer Inc
Baltimore Steam Parket Co
New York City
Seaboard Aly Line
J. W. B. Glover
Thomas J. Anderson
Southern
Washington City
Wanderers
Southern Pines
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Texas
Warner's Safe Cure Heralded as Women's Health Remedy
A reader testimony from Mrs H P O Carnes of Warren County, Pa, credits Warner's Safe Cure with curing severe female weakness after three years of doctor care. The piece asserts the remedy offers quick, permanent relief from menstral and related ailments and urges all suffering women to try it as their best friend.
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Tais Laily
H. P
Carnes
Oiter
Mwitle
Warner
Alwiya
W C T U Meets President on Park Avenue This Afternoon
Local notices describe a visit by the W C T U to the President at 202 Park Avenue this afternoon at 3 30. Updates on residents include Junius H Jones in Denver and Mrs Stutts returning from Canthawe North Carolina. An alarm of fire at W Sh Tudelph’s home caused slight damage.
Prince Henry’s Chinese voyage greeted by German leaders
Berlin reports princes and university delegates blessing Prince Henry of Prussia on his China expedition. The rector calls German universities nurseries of patriotism as Henry notes personal Imperial commission and hope for peaceful China talks. Russian indifference signals rapid partition of China and possible U S objections to Kiaochow.
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Prince Henry
Berlin
Kiel
Prussia
Germany
China
Orphans Bazaar Postponed After Sister Starvey's Death
Due to Sister Starvey's death the Orphan's Bazaar entertainment for St Mary's Asylum children is postponed to this afternoon. Last night featured Mr Willie R R Loughran's recitations and Miss L A Pryan's vocal solos. A Lee Rules contingent in uniform had supper. tonight closes the fair with auction of unsold items. A fine violin at Mrs Poulson's table may fetch a good price. John M Necker won St Anne's desk.
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Starvey
Orphan'a Bazaar
St. Mary’s Asylum
Wis
Willie RR. Loughran
L. A. Pryan
Lee Rules
Election Postponed by Epworth League Session
Epworth League of Epworth Missouri postponed its business meeting and semi annual election of officers from last night to next week. Mr Ferebee of McKendree League led a well attended meeting, described as one of the year's most interesting events.
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Epworth League of
Epworth M., &. Church
oMeens
Ferebee
McKendree League
Shareholders to liquidate Nashville bank by voluntary action
Washington reports shareholders of the National Bank of Nashville North Carolina, failed in October, borrowed on personal guarantees to cover demands. Deputy Comptroller Coffin outlined a plan after visiting Asheville, proposing voluntary liquidation with about $40,000 paid to depositors to ease hardships from three local bank failures.
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Washington
National Bank of Nashville
N.C
Coffin
Asheville
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Consumption Sayed by Virginia Merchant
Mr Kd Lt Greeve of Chali Howile Va reports overcoming consumption after failing other remedies. He credits two doses of Dr King's New Discovery for a cure and three years of resumed work. The product is touted as a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds and consumption with a free trial at Burrow Martin Co.אג
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Greeve
Chalihowile
Dr. King
R. King
Burrow, Martin & Co
Durrant Will Not Hang in January Says Attorney
San Francisco December 18 Special to the Globe Democrat Eugene Duprey, Durrant's attorney, predicts sensational revelations and says Durrant will ultimately go free not hang in January. He claims arrests will follow as the real murderer is tracked. Durrant was ordered to appear for sentence Wednesday morning. In other dispatches, Minister Alexander McDonald is gravely ill with pneumonia, and two women were seriously injured in a street accident at Granby street.
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Lewis
Dee
Gobe-Democrat
San Francisco
Eugene Duprey
Durrant
Duprey
San Francesco
Cal
Barnes
W. H. T. Durrant
Blanche Lamont
Minnie Williams
Bahrs
Lynchburg
Tom
Alexander McDonald
Christmas Greeting Card From Granby Street Florist
Mrs George D Levy of Granby Street sent an embossed bronze front Christmas greeting to friends and patrons. Walnut tree planted years ago by Jar rett Haynes of Paducah Kentucky grew large, cut down and sawn into lumber to make coffins for the eccentric pair.
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Atwandsom
George D. Levy
Granby Street
Mfly
Jarrett Haynes
Paducah, Ky
Sadler Family to Leave for Baltimore Former Home
Mr G W Sadler of Avenue TR with his family will depart today for Baltimore, their former home, after many city friendships formed. An aged resident at Colley and Campe avenues, Wm O’Connor, grew worse yesterday. hope for recovery was noted. Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Mattie Morrinette and Oleer Edwin J Porrest on Thursday at eight. Dudley and Rev J D Mitchell exchanged purples Sunday night. Mrs Amanda McCoytas returned from Elizabeth City with her niece Mrs S B Sawyer. The Methono-Most Sunday School Association met at Beles Memorial church with good attendance. banners awarded for attendance and philanthropy to Muntersvate and Cumberland Street. Two young workers spoke on Sunday school to men. next meeting at Chestnut Street church January second Sunday. A musical and literary entertainment for the Sick Hospital Retreat benefit is planned at 8 o’clock tonight at the W C G TV with many acts including Miss Moretn, Miss Louise Coles, and Mrs Warry Wolcott.
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Park Avenue
C.J. Jones
Noah Park Avenue
Junius H. Jones
Denver
E. J. Veitines
West Brambleen Avenue
Clay and
Chatborne Avenues
BD. Brabble
Brambleton Avenues
W. B. Meredith
Ingram
Brambleton Hall
National Cramophone Company
Trinity Methodist Church
Organ Fund
S. Williams
West Dramble
St. Vincent's
Koughton
Wolfgwhn
Meltendree
G. W. Sadler
Avenue TR
Baltimore
Wm. O'Connor
Colley and
Campe Avenues
Mattie I
Morrinette and
Oleer Edwin J. Porrest
Unle
Charles A. Graves
Centenary Church
Hngh J. Paylor
Mpworth Church
Chestnut Street
Berkley
W.cg
Tis
Mane Solo
Ereeee
Seeess Casey
How One Ounce of Scott's Emulsion Affects Gain
The ad claims a pound daily gain from an ounce of Scott's Emulsion by stimulating digestion and improving food use. It asserts predigested oil with hypophosphites forms a powerful flesh-building tonic and cites physicians and druggists endorsing the product, priced at one dollar in New York.
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Scott
Scott & Down
New York
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Cit
Virginian
Anna Giering
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
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New
J. Ll. Morris & CO
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Bortone Va
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Virginian Office
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Astorica
Main Street
C. Koch
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Duke Brreth
Baty
Jon Lat
H, CO
Hoggard & Co
Dell-Lw
Oatetter
Huntersville
City Hall Square
Lowery
Coxo
Grand Jury
Novarnas Los Dicitmenta
Difford Hinton
Charlotte Street
Francis Robingon
Ida Thorogood
Ophelia Redford
William Touse
James White
John Williams
John Qbgurrues
Israel Johnson
Junius Harris
Wiliam Mason
William Clartin
Kim
the Grand Jury
Harry A. James
Julia A. Trem
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Wood
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Heller's Shoe
OPPO
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Powell & Co.'s
Market Space
Royal
Royal Damn Powder Co
Diememberrment
St. Petersburg
Pee
Novosti
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Kian Chon Bay
Cireles
Orphan's Bazaar
Nudolph & Wallace
Tang
Dhativs
W. Casey
Marmion
Seote
Mien Moretn
Reginald Dekhoven
Barcroft
Peter Smith &S
Ana
Mises
Seta
Peter Smith &Co
Vonor
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Lamipy
Lady Schottlone
Goojro Wheat
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Louise Colva
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Darerofrt
Varry Welcott
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W. F. Lumiey
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Carter Medigne CO
Small Pal
Sil Dove
Small Ben
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Whitlam Stevens
Sona
Oliver
Hatter
Chas. M. Stieff
Main ST
Norfolk, Val
Henry MacLachlan
S. Kirk & Son Co
Baltimore Street
nolg-Im
Hume-Minor Co
the Angelus
Norfolk, Va
Gamage & Waller
Induries
Plument
Cor Randolph
Pries
Church, ST
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