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Booth To Be Naturalized.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Gen. Bal
,ington Booth, Of the Salvation
lrmy, has renowned Queen Vic
Ioria and in a few weeks will be-
ONE an American citizen. He
las made formal application at the
Ounty clerks office in Jersey City
or the necessary papers. Gen
Sooth's first papers, which he
rought with him, were taken out
l New York in 1889. Under the
wv of New York, the generals ap-
licstion cannot be acted upon un.
5r two weeks.
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Minnesota Legislature Adiourns.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 24.-The
Twenty-ninth Minnesota Legisla-
ture has adjourned sine die after
one of the most remarkable ses-
,sions in the history of the state.
Both Houses practically cleared up
all their work, leaving only few
unimportant measures undisposed
OF, and during the session many
important laws were enacted on
all subjects, and taxes were re-
duced
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Reciprocity With Hawaii

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The re-
ciprOcity treaty between the United
States and Hawaii in shipping reg
ulations, has recently been brought
about by the action Of the
treasury department in CIV
ing to Hawaiian merchant ves-
sells the same advantages enjoyed
by American ships. The Hawaiian
government has already placed
the United States ships on the
same terms as its own.
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Too wDoosldn Bad.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, April 24.-The
Turkish government has issued or
ders refusing admission into the
Turkish empire Of any newspapers
containing the letters from the
special correspondent Of the Asso-
ciated Press in Armenia, received
here April ~, announcing that Ar
menians were planning a revolt
against the Turkish rule.
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Nicaragua Question.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Paunce-
fort, the British ambassador, is not
advised by the home government
as to the contemplated blockade
and landing OF troops in Nicaragua,
but in British circles this course
has been accepted as certain for
some time. Such assurances Great
Britain has given to the United
States to Ambassador Bayard in re-
spouse to inquiries.
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It Comes to the Surface.

BERLIN, April PA dispatch
received here from Toxic today
says the ENJOYS Of Ru ssia, Ger
many and France have formally
protested to the Japanese ministry
Of foreign affairs, Of the incorpOra.
ton, by the terms of the treaty Of
peace between China and Japan,
Of any Chinese mainland by the
Japanese empire.
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The Trouble in Nicaragua.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Reports
from Nicaragua confirm the recent
statements there of the blockade Of
the Nicaragua ports. Great Brit
ain means executing her demands.
The understanding is the blockade
will begin next Saturday, giving
Nicaragua three full days inter
vening to yield to the demands in
every particular,
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Changes HIS Tune,

BosToN, April 24.-The British
steamer Ethelred Of the Boston
Fruit company line plying between
here and Jamaica, reported chased
by a Spanish gunboaU on her last
trip, arrived in port today. Capt.
Hopkins, her commander, when
seen by an Associated Press re-
porter, said there was no truth in
the reDOrt,
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It is Pigeon Holed.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Secre-
tary Morton has received a tele-
gram adopted by the st. Louis
Stockmen and says it is in line
with other resolutions adopted by
bimilar bodies. He does not think
hny further statement from the de-
oartment is necessary as to pro-
tests against the agitation and in.
gestigation by the department.
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, April 24-FOr
eastern Texas: Showers, sOntherly
winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory:
Showers, followed Thursday by
fair, variable winds.
Arkansas: Showers, variable
winds
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-24
Our Japanese Treaty.

, WASHINGTON, April Philippians
IN right to frame her own tariff
to on United States goods has
w accrued under the terms of
. new japanese treaty with the
tilted States, thirty days having
pired since the exchange OF rati-
atoms.
Minister Kurino, OF Japan, says
wever, that while the object OF
eneral tariff law has been con-
cred in the Japanese diet, he
not yet been informed Of the
rctment of the law and under
SO circumstances Japan's rate
United States goods will remain
Ave per cent advalorem until
new act is passed.
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Bank Robbed.

PLAINTIELD, n. j., April 24.-
The First National bank was
robbed Of $22,765 Monday. 1t is
thought the theft was committed
while there were but two clerks in
the bank, when stranger entered
and engaged them in conversation
while a confederate reached the
vault through the directors room.
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GEORGETOWN, Tex, April d
Special--lt has rained more in the
past twenty-four hours tnan for a
year previous. The cotton crop,
grain crop and stock water for the
season are now assured.
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An Earl Divorced,

LONDON, April 24.-EarI Russell
was granted judicial separation
from his wife, the Countess Rus
sell, on the ground Of legal cruelty
upon the part OF his wife, and her
suit for restitution OF conjugal
RIGHTS has consequently failed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-24
Their Old Defender Dies.

CHICAGO, April 24.-Frederick A.
Mitchell, at one time the wealthiest
and best known criminal lawyer in
Chicago, died here today in
Strengthened circumstances. lie
practiCed for a time in Kansas City
and attracted attention as the at
tOrney for the James boys.
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That OIL Balloon.

PITTBURG, April 24.-The oil
excitement seems to have subsidized,
at least for the present. At the
opening today oil was offered at
1912 with no trading, and at II
o'clock it had dropped to 81 10.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned is now ready TO dc
business as manufacturer, dealer or re-
pairer of Pianos, at his residence and
shop, 400 Goliad street. Telephone 1872.
3 80 / mo A. NORDMANN.
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New York Wants Canada.

ALBANY, y. V, April 24.-Repre-
sentative O'Grady presented in the
house today a petition to Congress
and a resolution fsvoring the an
nexation OF Canada to the United
States. The resolution was adopted.
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Visited by Rain.

HENNEsEY, o. T., April 24.-The
first rain here since last October
began falling this morning. 1t is
too late to help wheat, but will be
the salvation to corn and oats.
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Or. Miles Pain Pills are guaranteed to stOp
Headache mo minutes zone cent dose
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/, lea ZEE t'nRvR Ell PLAs srp ONLY So
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Deputy County Clerks Stap-'
penback and Symington are sick.
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DOUBLE CRACK EVENT.

NEW YORK, April 24.-The crack
baseball nine of the crack regiment
OF the United States, the 9TH, will
make a trip to West Point today
for a game with the West Pointers.
This game has become an institu-
ton, and it is looked forward to
every year by the members Of the
and their friends. 1t is customary
for the 9TH to engage a special
train for these games. The New
Workers, with their fair friends,
make an early start from town and
are at West Point at the same
time as the team arrives. After
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MURDER TRIALIN ILLINOIS.
BIG SHOOTING MATCH.

PEEKsKILL, n. V, April 24.-The
Peekskill Gun club will hold its
annual tournament on its inclosed
grounds in Union avenue for three
days, beginning today. Leading
shots OF the State will compete.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07

And now we are to have theatrical
entertainments at Ocean View nnd free
TO the public. Fine attractions have
been engaged and tho Ocean View
Rail way and Hotel Company will
surely reap the reward OF large patron
age. Norfolk is about the only city of
consequence in the United States that
has had no summer amusements OF IL
theatrical nature, and the innovation
at this time will be most welcome.
II proof of the high class nature OF
the entertainment were needed, tine
iact of the engagement of o celebrity
like Cyrene, the dancer, would con.
vince the most sksptical. Cyrene is
probably tho best known dancer living.
She hos made herself famoua all over
the rid by the perfect dancing Of
which she Is capable OF performing.
Anotherprofessoro grent lame is Will
lie Turnour, u. most daring trapeze artist
and dancer. Miss Turnour is q sister
of Cyrene and appears in conjunction
with the latter in sketch entitled
"After the Bull Fight" famous
success at the Eden Museo oil OF last
winter under the direction of Cyrene.
The first performance will be given
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
and every afternoon md evening at s
o'clock during the summer. No charge
OF any kind to see the show and oil
seats free.
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Police curt.

he Police Justice yesterday had the
following parties before him.
Estelle Stovall, colored, assault on
Il. II. Smith: fined costs.
James Dough aud Clarence Watkins,
white, trespass on the property of the
Norfolk and Western railroad; former
sent TO jail for ten days and latter fined
costs.
Lynda Brown and Grace Hall,
white, breach of the peace; fined 1928
each.
James Wilson, white, unlawful tres.
pass; sent to jail for ton days.
w. +. LintZ. white. resisting an off.
GER; postponed to Monday.
Henry Montague, white. drunk and
committing nuisance; continued till
Monday.
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MAHoNE--At his residence No, 9Mnri-
her street, SATURDAY, Jnly ,th, ut9o,clock
II m. WILLIAM l.. MALONE
II. Is funeral VIII take ular. from tn. Cum,
ber.Hn street II. T.. Chnrch South. 10.
AofhON tMoniay) AFTERNOON. JnIv SIN
at ~ ~. IN. Friends and nc ,uaintauces
respect u!ly invited to attend
BAAkS-At resi- l,nre or parents. No. SIG
hiSh ana ayennc. Friday, July 5th, at Gao
i. IN. HERMAN II infant son OF oeorgo
l. ana Mary c. Banks. aged months and Is
DAYS ~
-, The funeral v i'll take place from resilou @.
IhlS (Sunday) AFTERNOON. July eth, nj >
y. ~ rienl' Ani nclnaiutan .es respect
fd!ly invited TO attend.
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where tho Clubs Piav To-day.
Richmond in Portsmouth.
Norfolk Ill Petersburg.
INuchnurr in nnannkf
standing oi tho CLUBS.

Yesterday afternoon was q gala ono
for the rooters aud admirers of the
Nofolk team, for they had un opportu-
nifty to smile and congratulate each
other over the two successive defeats
administered to the green legged lads
from across the river. 1t WAS n long
time coming, 1t is true, but il was none
the less enjoyable. 1t has been said
by some one "that more pleasure
could be derived from expectation
than from realization, but 1t is
not true in this case, for the Norfolk
people have been expecting the
"Clams" TO do this very thing several
times this season, but their eXpeota.
tions did not materialiZe, consequently
their hopes we're for the time being
dashed INTO the slough of despond.
But, thanks to the realization oi OK.
pectations, they can now rejoice and
make themselves exceedingly happy
over the utter rout of the visitors yes.
terdav afternoon.
OF the games there is nothing special
to chronicle, except that the home
team fielded splendidly, making only
two errors in the game. neither Of
which cost anything, while the iield
work OF the visitors was of n ragged
order, Fuller, particularly, distinguish
ing himself in that line having three
errors charged against,him, while Reed,
Knox. Hall ind Glare, came III for one
each, nearly oil of which were costly.
MCCAIN, Gorcoran, O'Hagan. Kelly,
Cole, Chard aud Tate played tho gamo
as 1t should be played. Thornton and
Geier had nothing to do aud took
things easy.
For the Truckers" Leach started
IN to pitch, but only remained in the
box the first inning and part of the
second when he was relieved by Clare.
Leach acted badly aud reminded one
OF the boy in the story who did not
know whether he was coming home or
going to school, on account OF the way
his mother made his pnntaloous.
Leach acted as If lie was angry at Nc.
Laughin's decisions, but Ms Eddie" ID
very "ioxy," it is moro than likely that
he was not feeling we'll and was afraid
OF the result, us two hits had been nude
OF his delivery when lie retired.
Glare pitched tina game ont and his
work was excellent. and ii his supper,
had been oven fair the result would il
all probability hnve been different.
Chard, for the "Clams," was at his
best, and while he was only found for
eight hits, four OF them, including {
home run by Glare, were punched in
the sixth inning, netting four runs,
Not another run was nude before OF
after that inning,
The score:
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FIRST GAME.


SCORE BY INNINGS
f SnTfaIE q" ''.,..,"o Q too0a 90 o-4
SUMMARY, Earned Runs Portsmouth
8: Home Run-Clare. Two Base
Hits-Thurston, Hall, Tate. Base ON
Balls-On Leach, .; off Cine. ;. oti
Chard. g. Struck Out-By Leach, |;
by Clare, 3; by Chaid. i. wild
Pitch = Glare, Ghard. .. Passed
Bsll-Cote. Left OH Bases-Norlolk
9; Portsmouth, II. Stolen Bases
Norfolk, 4; Portsmouth. |. Double
Play = Reed and Yetter. Umpire
Mclaughlin.
THE SECOND GAME.
Ihls game was but a repetition of the
nrst, SO tar nc the good work of the
Noriolk team was concerned, every.
body playing good. clean, snappy bail,
WINE Inc visitors were unfortunate
enough to make errors ut critical
points which let in enough runs to the
CLANS to make them the winners of
the contest, Vettsr at first base max.
Ing an error that was directly respops.
lble for two runs.
But the star play OF the afternoon
30 far Is dumb ball PLAYING was con.
cerned, was in the sixth inning, when
with Two men out and a man on first
the runner started down to second
Childs threw the bnll right over the
bag as prettily as it could be done and
away it bounded out into centre field
TO Hargrove, who, wanting to do some.
thing sensational, turned his back and
ran as ii he was running after
the ball, but the base runner
wac up to his trick, and while
Hargrove was rnnning from the plate
he was running toward it and scored.
Hargrove then stood and looked like
the little boy who was late at a picnic.
When Chil6s threw to secoud Reed
and Hall stood in their positions Ike
pieces OF statunry, and made no effort
whatever To field it. This, of course,
heiped to throw damper on the game,
and the visitors then played as if il was
only 10 finish the game. and nothing
more. Brandt and Fuller did elegant
worE, as did Childs. bnt mono OF the
visitors could gsrge the ucnyery OF
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Hichmond MnHc.u -FOUR S,rn,gnt,.
By Southern Associated prs...

By Southern Associated Presa.
RICHMOND, July G.-Richmond took
the fourth game of the series from
Roauoke to-day in well played and
interesting game throughout. The
fielding Of both teams was remarkably
good. Richmond oScelling and winning
by a score of to 8.
Tannehiil was too much of puzzle
for the Roanoke goats and kept the
hits vol scattered except in the fourth
when the visitors pounded out three
hits, which with the assistance Of errors
mnde by McGowau. B.rte and Kelly,
aud wild throw on the part OF Tau
nehli Melted them four runs. Fultz
lined double in the neXt inning and
Padden doing likewise scored HIM.
This ended the run getting. though
there was some little hitting thereafter,
neither side could soore. In the second
inning Richmond found Stahl for six
hits, all in rapid succession. Score ::
Richmoud.....l G o 0 0 o OOO-7 II 4
Roanoke.. % 0 u l o 0 o o. 50
batteries Tauuehill and Kelly; Stahl aud
WEIGH.
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Weeks with any degree OF success, get
ting only five hits. See score:
SCORE HY ISSiNds.

SUMMARY Two base hits-Corcoran
Ohilds and Hall, aud Tate. Buses on
balls-Of Brandt. =; of Weeks. 4.
Hit by pitched ball-Weeks. Struck
out-By Brandt, I; by Weeks. 4. Left
on bsses-Portsmouth, 4; Norfolk. 4.
Wild pitch Weeks. 2. Passed balls
Chllds, ]. Stolen bases orfolk, 6;
Portsmouth, 3. Double plnys-O'Ha.
gan aud Tate. re-McLauRhlin
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MINIATURE ALMANAc-Sun rises. 4: SO: sun set,
80 h,gh water. Gh and 9i3 a M; low water
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07

Have you consulted DR.. Week in re
terepce to your eyes? If not, don't fail
to see him. l. Ii Gale.
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>il'er PiIiird Nmr..
handsome line of silver plated ware.
Ice tubs, water sets. ten sets, etc.. at
Brown VOLTS, No. ii Bank street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07

The steamer Northampton Inns re.
sunied her tri weekly evening trips to
oid Polns. See advertisement.
iy7.8t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07

Electric Fans.
Best and cheapest III the city. Sup
ply Just received. Call or drop postal
to Il. Steinhilber. Telephone Exchange.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
Arrested Tor lrc,pas>In. mud rag

James Wilson. an old offender, WAS
arrested yesterday for entering tho
hallway of a residence on Bermuda
street, and begging. This is tho lnan
whose arm is always bIistered mud Of.
ways III sling. His injured arm ia his
plea for assistance. lie was sent to
jail for ten days to give the arm a
chance TO get we'll, which it would
never do II he was given his liberty,
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WEATHER. EPoIxr.
forccaat.for To-day.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 7, 1895

E :::: ;
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MEMS WHITE FLANNEL
SUITS, Mons Drep dc "Ete"
Coats and Vests. Mems Alpaca.
Mohair and Sicilian Goats and
Vests, to size so ...........
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Why travel without one of our Gov
ert' overcoats? Correct in fit, STYLE
aud place. NICHOLS N WALLACE.
100 Main street,
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Baseball Gossip and Notes OF Ill
Game.


Hasebbi Gossip ana Notes of The
Game.
McGann made couple of very fine
running catches yesterday.
Thornton misjudged ball yesterday.
something he very rarely does.
Norfolk don't need any new pitchers
as long as Chnrd, Weeks and Herr
keep at the work they have been doing.
Portsmouth plays Richmond Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday at home.
Norfolk at Petersburg and Lyncbburo
at Roanoke.
III the two games yesterday the Nor.
folk and Portsmouth teams broke even
on hits, but my, What difference there
was IN the error column.
ColliiioWer onght to be put in to
pitch oftener. lie has a good arm. a
cool head' and with the proper amount
Of work would be steady.
Ralph Joanes has been fined md nrt
on the bench by Manager Brady Ed
Watts will play first bag until cod
Soldier IS time OF suspension expires
The Norfolk team has began To moks
better showing against Portsmouth
Seventeen games have been PLAYED NJ
which Norfolk is credited with winnino
five.
The players bench of the Norfo,k
team being in close proximity to tho
grand stand. the language INDUCED IN
sometimes by tho players can be yory
distinctly heard. Some of the remarks
are far from being chaste or elegant.
The very large attendance at the bali
games this week has swelled the OK.
chequer OF the Norfolk and Portsmouth
teams to very considerable eytent
! n return for this the public expects
In the future, to see tirsl.cass hall
playing,
The absence OF Joanes from first base
Yesterday was felt by the Truckers.
Netter did as we'll rs could he expected.
lie worked hard, but the 10.
sition Was new to him, consequently
he could not play the bag as we'll as one
who had been accustomed to it.
fc&if17ieR on ETJih Pane
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07

TNHE ANIMAL MEETING oFTHE STOCK.
-. holders of THE CITIZENS BANK OF
NohFoLk, VA, will be held at its banking
O'Clock III WALTER Fl now
Je-o-'u,sh'sR-td Cashier.
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NIEl:1 INGS.
Cry NATIONAL BANK.
lean ngtl, ,nn-

Cry NATIONAL BASE.
June 2Sth. 1895,
fINHE DIRECTORS OF THE CITY MA.
Il TIONAL BANK have thi; day declared
u semi annual divideni OF 3 Ter emit from
the net earnings of the bank for the pasa
SIX months, payable on and after JULY
10th, 1895.
d. w. LEIGH.
JeEs-lW Ca .hier.
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Local NIo,coiog,cai Data.

Iron "a HOURS ENDING 8 O'CLOCK LAST SIeHr.
U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
Local Office. Dodson Building,
NORFOLK Va July 1895 /
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Ophthalmogis'. What is it? 1t
relates to the eye. See DR.. Week, at L.
III. Gale'e.
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Petersburg Wins From Ivuchburg
By Southern Associatoa Press.

LYScmpuRo, W., July G.-Lynch.
burg and Petersburg played a poor
game to-day. The pitching and bat
ting were good, but the fielding at
critical timea was eXecrablo. especially
on the Lynohburc side. Orth pitched
championship ball for three innings,
but was bstted freely in the fourth aud
fifth.
He then gavo way to Kagey, who
showed up in iino form. The batting
OF Thompson aud Turner was the fea.
ture. Turner's home run hit over right
field fence was one OF the longest ever
mnde here. Score:
RH
Lynchburg. ..O3 $500 40 Oil II
Petersburg 40 = 90 x-l2l4
Batteries: Orth. Kagey and Schabel;
Foreman aud Brennan.
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THE CLAM" WIN BOTH
The TRUCKERS" Succumb to the
Superior Playing Of the CLANS.

Brandt and Glare, Weeks and Chard,
Pitched Magnificent Ball. The
Support OF the Former was
Ragged, While that of the
Latter was Gilt Edge.
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In Boys Alpaca and Mohair Goats, 40.
-. Boys Satteen Goats aud Vests. VEN
~ Boys Striped Alpaca Coats 45c.
, "a once Coats, all sizea, 23c., $50,
hsvl 39c., 45c., 73c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-08-07

Farmers, Notice.
take this of notifying the Farmers that have just
load of Mccormick Harves, Binders Repe Mowers and Hay Rak 1t
known fact that MCorm Harvesting Machinery heads the list Aud
Descriptive Catalogue
and prices which will be mailed you free of charge.
GEO. F. EPPERsoN, AGENT.
Office at Geo F. Epperson' Livery Stables. Sumter, S. G.