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The Washington times., 1895-03-14

MANY Presidential dark horses are likely
to retain their color after the nominating
conventions are over.
The Washington times., 1895-03-14
POINTS ABOUT PILGRIMS.

The Hotel Wormley, which closed its
doors last Monday, is now in the hands
of a United States marshal, and a sale OF
the household goods Will take prace
within a fortnight. The personal eff
fects of its late occupants Were re-
moved yesterday No move has yet
been made toward re-establishing the
house, and it is generally thought in ho-
tel circles that the famous old hostelry
is forever part of the past
The Washington times., 1895-03-14

of ten young ladies then rendered selec-
ton, and were followed by Miss Belle
Dubois in a vocal solo. Miss Ada Towns
end recited a monologue to an encore,
and was followed by the banjo club in
another selection.
Refreshments were served by a bevy of
pretty girls wearing lace caps and aprons.
Some of those present were Mrs. and Miss
Blount, Mr.. and Mrs. Hills and Miss
Hills, Gen. Smith, U. S. A, and Miss
Smith Mrs Comstock Mrs X. X. Stevens,
Prof Mrs, and Miss Townsend, Mrs. Wal
lace, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Lester Col. and
Mrs. Carroll D. Wright, Gen. Greedy, Mrs.
Enoch Totten, Mr.. and Mrs. Gisbourne,
Mrs. Thompson, and Senators Hoar and
morrill,.
The Washington times., 1895-03-14

The First Presbyterian Church Ladies'
Benevolent Society met at the residence
of Mrs. Thomas S. Taylor yesterday.
About thirty members were present. Much
routine business was transacted and an
elegant luncheon served.
The Washington times., 1895-03-14

The monthly at home of WimOdaughss
was source of much pleasure TO those
who attended last night at the home of
Mrs. Ruth ID. G. Havens, the president
OF the society, No. / 32S l street. 1t was
not good night for social function,
but there was, nevertheless, present an
interesting assemblage.
Among the guests were Mrs. Gray, of
San Francisco; Miss Hill, DR.. Fulton, of
Maine; Mrs. White, and Mrs. Enochs, of
this city.
Music, singing, and dancing were on the
programme, which was, however, in
formal
Miss Annie Dobbins and Miss Annie
Hillyer played the overture to Romeo
and Juliet on the piano in charming style.
One of the most pleasing features of the
evening was an exhibition by members Of
Mrs. Olney's Delsarte class, in gesture,
posing, and tableauX. The young ladies
who took part in this were Miss Black,
Miss Helen Black, Miss Annie Hillyer,
Miss Kittie Costello, and Miss Annie Dob
bins.
Mr. John G. Kasson is spending some
time in ST Augustine, Fla.
The Washington times., 1895-03-14
Her Sentence Was a surprise.

Representative Doolittle, of Washing.
ton, is at Pages.
The Washington times., 1895-03-14

The Parish Union of All Souls Church,
corner of Fourteenth and L streets north
west, gave sociable in the lecture-ro
ofthe churchlast evening under the direction
of Miss Newton.
The Misses Gisbourne and Marks began
the entertainment with piano Duet fol-
lowed by Miss Newton, who read paper
on Modern French Art" A banjo club
The Washington times., 1895-03-14

Gov. Jackson, of Mississippi, is at the
Ebbitt House.
The Washington times., 1895-03-14
DR.. Sterrett Defended.

Mail Both TO San FrancisC
The Washington times., 1895-03-14

Mr.. Reginald De Koven, of New York,
is at the Arlington.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
More Uincrs ON "a SIrIHr.
BT Southern Assuciatei PreRs

CHAMPION, Mich, July 29.-Ordcrs
have been received TO close down the
champion mine, the 30 employees be-
sng on strike. The Champion mines
produces hard ore. The mine wes Id
from the spring of 1872 until the DO
ginning OF this year. Its employees
were earning low wages aud the niue
was making no money. superintendent
Walter Fitch WAS notified to ienve
town under penalty OF death. On
reading the notices he went ont aud
demolished the strikers bars and cut
abeir banders with n knife. He Is ntill
here.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
The spnn,aras and Im,urgents.
BY Southern Associnto / Pr

HAVANA, July pa dispatch from
Santiago de Cuba says: Gen. Salcedo
reports that Col. Seamora has had q
sharp fight with baud of rebels at
Sahnna, in the Bnricoa district, Sea.
morn received Information that a band
of insurgents had burned the village of
Sabeun Tor the purpose of compelling
the surrender OF Tho Spanish detach
ment which was defending the pace.
The Spanish defenders of the village
fought herolcally, and succeeded In
holding Ruena at bay until Zamora ar
rived with his command. In the ell.
suing fight which resulted in tho re
iirement of the rebels. the latter lost
twelve killed md the Spsniards thirty.
ono wounded
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grre S,vindicd the Young Lnay.

Yesterday afternoon very well
dressed man, about 30 years of age,
walked into the Mettowee dairy and
nsked the young lady at the desk il she
would kindly give him S5 note for S5
III change. that his wife, who wns out
OF town, WAS sick and lie desired to
send ber the money i'll letter.
Inc young lazy said she would be
glad to accommodate him. She then
took the money from the cash drawer
nbd the man produced a letter and IL
50 note aud asked her 10 put the $40
IN the envelope. Hls excuee for asking
her To 10 so was that his hand, which
was wrapped up III handkerchief. had
been mashed. The money was placed
in the envelope aud the man began to
count out the change to make the So
which had been placed in the letter.
llo counted ont tho money, which
was % cents short. and then said he
would go out and get the rest of the
money. He quietly walked out of the
Office, leaving the letter. in which the
young lady supposed she had put the
$40. on the counter. She waited some
time aud when lie fsiled to return. the
envelope was opened and not a cent
was found.
The slick rascal had swopped envel.
opes while the head of the young lady
was turned. 1t Is very safe to sny that
the sick wife out of town mover re-
celved the much needed $40.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
The OHIO DEMOCRATS.
lis Not Likely That the Silver Men
Will Control the Convention.
ex-Gov. Campbell and Congressman
Sorg Positively Decline to Be Cam
ddates for the Gubernatorial
Nomination. It Will Be
HyseIl or Thomas.

CoLuMBUs, o.. July 20.-As the time
OF the Democratic State Convention
draws near tho situation becomes more
involved mud the result more diticult
to predict. Both ex-Gov. Campbell and
Congressman Sorg have now declared
unequivocully and emphattlcally that
they will not uccept the nomination for
Governor under any circumstances. Up
to this time it was generally regarded
as certainty that ono Of these gentle.
men would be chosen to head the
ticket.
With these out of the field it seems
to he anybody's race. but Brice, whose
Interests IN tho campaign are para
monnt. will probably control the con.
vcntion: Possibly John Thomas. of
Springfield, or Neal Il. Hysell, of this
city, may be nominated for governor.
II ls not at all likely that the free sill.
YER men will control the convention or
that there VIII be any considerable
number OF free silver delegates in che
convention.
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Striking Tn,iors on the Wnrpnth.
by Southern Annotated Press

New YonK, July 29.-Some Of tho
striking tailors caused small riot this
morning in front of tho shop OF Knuf.
man ~ Cohen. at 81 Sioeel street, Viii
liamsburg. The firms 200 employees
are on ntrike, and when men came to
take their places to day tho strikers re
bellod. Blows were struck and the
non Union mon wore forced to rctreat.
Tho police from tho Stagg street sta.
tlon quelled the disturbance and left
tho neighborhUod.
Scarcely had the police loft when a
disturbance occurred in front OF the
shop of Solomon Schsll, ut 81 Siegel
street. Again the police were called,
but before their arrival dozen men
had been badly beatcu.
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. THE COCkADE CITY.
Many Matters to interest Petersburg.
ers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to the virginien.

Special Dispatch to the VirRiuien.
PETERSBURG, Va. July 29.-Mr.
Henry w. Fisher, formerly of Peters.
burg, now of Richmond, is to enter
suit in the United States Court of
elaine Mt Washington against the
United States Government Tor the
value or recovery OF n pi, ce OF land In
the county of Norfolk, upon which
MIR. Fisher claims the navy-yard build.
ing now stands. The value of the
property is placed ut Sl0u,OCO. MIR.
Fishers attorney, MIR. Thomas G.
Watkins. OF this city, says that Mr..
Fisher has certificates and lettere show
ing that his cluims is a Just one. He
also has the patent OF which the fol-
lowing is copy:
William Is. Giles. Esq. Governor
of the Commonwealth of Virginia. to
ali To whom these presents shall come,
greeting, know ye that in conformity
with survey mAdo on the 18th day
of August, ISIS, by virtue OF IL land
2i79. Issued October 2d, 1894, there is
granted by the said Comm onwsnlth
unto Miles King certain tract or
parcel of land continuing tweuty three
and half acres. situate in the county
OF Norfolk aud bounded as follows, 10
wit Beginning at the intersection of
Fort Nelson with Thomas New
tons land S. - +. 50 poles to
the middle of the creek dividing this
lnnd from n place called Steam Mill
Point; thence up the middle of said
creek to the intersection of said New
tons line. with the line OF the heirs OF
Alexander Leckie, d-caaacd; thence
along Newton's line n. 3 SO poles, and
thence $. 50 T.. A poles to the begin
nIpg. To have and TO hold tho sud
tract Or parcel of land. with its appur
tenances, to the said Miles King aud
his heirs forever.
In witness whereof the said William
B Giles, Governor of the Common
wealth OF Virginia. hath herewith set
his hand and caused lesser soal of the
said Commonwealth to be affixed ut
Riehmoud, on the Sth day of April in
the year of our Lord 1920, nnd of
The Commonwealth the 53rd. Wm. B.
Giles.
On the back Of the patent is this en-.
dorsemeut, Miles King hath title to
the within granted land" Wm. Sci
den, X. l.. office.
The patent has the stamp aud seal Of
the Commonwealth Of NIrginin. MIR.
Fisher is near relative OF the late
Gov. Giles,
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ELIZABETH CITY, N, c.

ELIZABETH CTY, N. c.. July %. =
Yesterday morning the crew of the
barkentine j. w. Dresser, which found =
cred OH Diamond shoals, near Cnpe
Hatteras. on Monday OF last week
arrived here on schooner. The Dres
ser was bound from Cnba 10 New
\ ork, with cargo of 900 tons OF sugsr.
all of which was lost. The crew of ten
meu were taken oil the sinking yes. cl
10y Capt. Burns of the Natteras life
saving station aud u volunteer crew.
The captain of tho Dresser is well ac
quainted with Cuban customs aud in.
stitutions. and Gays il over any people
were justified In revolution against
tyrany they are. He says the Spanish
government OF tho country Is rotten
and corrupt to the core. the only aim
OF the officials being to make az much
money out OF the people as possible.
At the Mayors Court this moruiue a
coiored man named Winan and his
wife, Tor creating n distur banee, were
reiensed on the payment of costs.
j. W. Cotield, for the larceny of a
pistol, was also released on the pay
ment Of costs.
lumber of orphans from tho OK:
ford Asylum gave q musical entertain
ment at the Methodist Church last
night. a large crowd being present.
There are some very good singers
among them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
NEWS Of THE STATE At LARGE
The Latest Intelligence of Interest
From the State Capital.
Chief tioward.s Raid on the Volators
of the Sunday Law. The Min
listers Are With The Chief While
Other Good Citizens Think
He is Going Too Far.

RICHMOND, W., July 29.-The
flowers were suffered to bloom and the
birds were permitted to sing on yes
tordny, but tho police allowed very
little else to he done. Moro perscus
were reported than ever before IN one
day during the history of tue city.
Several bnrkeepers were caught, NIL
newspaper employees. boot blacks,
newsd callers. newsboys, drivers of OK
press, bnggnge, icect oam, sui other
delivery wagons, woro reported. Tho
numbers oi cvory street car wore tnken.
Men who flag trims at street crossings
were recorded.
All OF these will be before the Police
Court In the morning, and test case
will bo made OF each. Nearly oil tho
prcaohers yesterday in their serm ons
commended chiui Howard. The war is
OH and promises TO become exceed
iugiy interesting. Not until tho latter
part OF September can the Hnstings
Court pnss upon tho cases reported.
Alenntime Richmond will continue dry
md tho people will cry ont against tho
powers that he while organization for
II reform movement next spriuK is
being perfected.
AS far as Is known all the preachers
are standing by the Chief OF Police,
Rev. DR.. Huge commended Chief How
ard, so also did Roy. DIR. w. j. Young,
Rev. DR.. Landrum, Rev. DIR. w. l.,
Wright, Rov. jabe2 Hall, while the
congregation of tho Fulton 5ap.
tist Church adopted resolutions
endorsing the courGo Of the
Chief. On tho other hand
many good citizens, Including church
members, DO not hesitate to condemn
| tho major for the extent to which he
is carrying things. Many are roudy to
rise up In public meeting and declare
that the city is being ruined. Ere.
quent conferences ATE being hold by
those who are opposed to what is being
done, aud the situation Ie, to cay the
least, interesting.
Hon John f. Massey, Supcrinten
dent of Public instruction was in tho
city short Time to-day aud left for
his home III Aibemarlo. He WAS look.
log very well and wns III good spirits.
10 those who mentioned tho matter OF
his recent suit against the Pilot, he
seemed very we'll satisfied with the re-
suit. That is, he felt that he had been
completely vIudicated. Here IN Rich
nond tho verdict bas been much dis.
cussed. Most people thought Mir.
Massey would get verdict aud many
believed the cum would DC as large ps
$50. 900.
1t Is reported here that suit will be
Instituted to morrow in one OF the city
courts against the wife of prominent
merchant for $4,000 damages for al
legei slander. The case is this: The
paintllf. who Is good looking young
lady was formerly employed in II
Broad street dry goods house.
The lady who is to be sued occurred her
discharge by lodging complaint that
leading preacher would steai goods
from the counter. The saleslady Gays
she never made any such sta,emeut.
The case promises TO be one OF the most
sensational! Richmond has had IN
long time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
THE PILOT GOES UNDER
A Deed of Assignment Recorded
Yesterday.
Thc Amounts Due Preferred Credi-
tors Aggregate Sl4 5000 Judge
Heath Named as Trustee.
Will Rcorganize the Com
pany in a Few Days.

The Pilot Publishing Company made
on assignment yesterday for the benefit
of creditors. Judge Heath is named
as trustee aud the deed, as recorded by
President Sheldon, shows liabilities
amounting to Sil, $1,000.
There are four classes Of preferred
creditors. Schedule A are as follows
ana on debts duo in Norfolk: l.. W.
White ~ Co. 81. &c; }. q. Martin i Co.,
f52.60; Norfolk Paper Box Company,
Sl.75; w. 4. Barron " Co., 81. TO-.
Eliznbeth Iron Works, SG.J2, Il A
Dodson, S25.3a; " y Anderson, 5I.92;
Swim City Iron Works. Si.05; w ii II
Trice X Go, $780, OLD dominion Paper
Co, SOB. 81; City Gas Light Co, $l37.
Total, S699.95.
SCHEDULE B.--lscomposed of thlr.
seon notes OF $500 euch aud one note of
$500 duo to the American Type Foun.
dry, making 81, 100,
White, $500; c. L, Vcrdier, 81, 400;
City National Bank, note 81, 900, GU.
dorsed by l.. Sheldon. Il. Y.
Zachary, ID. Humphreys. Sam.
uel w. Small, c. ". kclhnger, S.
Al. Brickhouso, John L. White,
L. Dusch, L. 9. White, c. T.. Ver.iier,
j. w. Bornu, Robert Johnson. Notes:
suhn l.. Roper, 500; Il. Y. Zachary.
G250; Ira q. White, $500; 9. f.. Yer
Iier, $3.50; j. ". 8orum, $3.50; City
National Bank, $500, endorsed by W.
". Gibbs, Ira b. White. ID. Humph
reys. 7. &. White.
Norfolk National Bank. note 5000,
endorsed by Juo. Il. White. +. busch
40 Chas. s. Cannon, $2J2. 50; ). ..
Collins, 500; to X. Il. Cobb, Sll5; to
Garter, Rice ~ Co., S562. I2-S9, aGl. 10.
Schedule C-BorruwGis, cash; Jpo.
j.. Roper, $50; q. M. Cruiser, $40: W.
a. Simmons, $40; ID. Humphrey,
Sl05.97; Il. 9. White, :3Il; Il. !.
Zachery, S303. 81; l. Royster. $40; +.
Ousch, S395; Luther White, $50; q. N.
Wbitehurst X Bro, SIS; Luther
Sheldon. $40; Jns. L. Ether
.dge. $40; K. E. BYRD, $50; lrn
j.. White, $40; J. II. Waters, $40;
Dr. w. Il. Dupuy, 80; G. T.. Verdier,
G32; Frank busch. S223.T2 total,
Gl,579.OG.
Schedule d is composed of sundry
debtors out Of the city and amounts to
g., ,29O.S;.
There are, of course, o number ol
creditors not preferred. These will re.
cover whnt lie left after settling the pre-
Serred debts.
The trustee will continue the bu,i-
ness Tor the present., and 1t Is said III
Che next few days u company Will be
organized 10 publish the paper. The
stockholders will lose ell they paid.
DRESS PARADE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
DRESS PARADE.
The Norfolk Military Visit Ocear
View.

The Norfolk Companies of the
Fourth Virginia Regiment had dress
parade nj Ocean View yesterday after
moon The companies went down TO
She View on the 4 o'clock train, and
presented II fire Appearance.
There were several thousand people
at the View, many Of them remaining
all the last tram. The Fourth Kegi
1nent Band furnished music for the oc
Gasion. There was q rumor Oh the
street last night TINT there WAS very
serious accident on tho last train re-.
turning to the city. 1t WAS investigated
by a reporter of THE NIRGINIAN aud
found to be untrue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
,i"rc In.,,rance ruua..

BosToH. July 20. The Massachusetts
Ben,h ii! Lille Association of this city
was the first insurance company to uu.
earth the frauds which were being
pracliced nt Beaufort, n. &. They
received tip from some ananymous
correspondent about three monihe ago
uud tho Wholesale arrests yesterda Y
were the result of Investigation started
by this company.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
Iho Hnitimors CenfonninI Ezposi
tlOn.
by Southern Ausociatoi Press.

BALTIMORE, July %. The City FL
nance Commission to day opened bids
for bohds' to pay for Clifton Park,
whore tho Baltimore Centenuial Expo
siton will be- held III 1897. The amount
OF stock oifored waa $;72O, 600. Tho best
bid was l06.83 for the whole amount
by the Fidelity and Deposit Company.
Tho amount required Was over bid ten
timos. the total amount Of all the bids
being STOPS. 1000.
Iha price offered by the Fidelity
ana Deposit Company. ia the highest
eVor offered for any municipal bonds
In this country. The bonds bear ~
per cent. interest. and arc to run for
hitJ years. The announcement of the
bid caused tho Fidelity stock to ad-
vance to l07 bid.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
Eutch settlers TOR MARYLAND.
lsy Southern AgsoCintel prosa.

W,LMlSoroN, Del, July 29.-Capt,
Willard Thompson, OF this city. gen.
ornl manager oi tho Baltimore, Chesn-
peako aud Atlantic rnllrund, has re
ceived letter from the agents of 5UO
Dutch settlors, who Will locate on the
Peninsuln, announcing TINT they have
decidad to settle in Dorchester county.
Maryland, on the Nanticoke river. The
settlers Will como direct from Holland.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
DeRIIl Of "A LIftIo Rnr.

Luther Carlyle, the infaut aon of
Mr.. Jos. H.SF. Walker. Of tho Western
Union Telegraph Office, d!ed at the
residence OF his parents, 229 Freema-
son street, Sunday at 1890 O'Clock.
aged ID months. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon from the
residence at o'clock. Tho Interment
was in EImwood. The baby has been
Ill for severa! weeks. MIR. and Mrs.
Walker hive the sympathy OF large
number OF friends.
Newest Disoovery'-Ext. teeth; no
pain. N. Y. d. Rooms. l02 Main.
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---------------
LAST CAST THIS WEEK.
Embroderies, laces, White Goods,
Dress Goods and Silks.

InlDToiueTleSi LaCeS, WHlte GOODS,
Dress Goods and Silks.
Line of embroldcries and honncings
at half price; striped and check mus
lin at DC. Sc, 100; India linOns, from DC
up; colored lawns, worth So, now DC;
line colored lawns. worth l2s and l5c,
60 while they last at Sc; French glng
ham, worth l8c, now Sc; crepe de
Seine, worth 12!c, now Sc; nil. wool
dress goods, worth SOC, DOW zoe; all
wool batiste and nuns yelling. worth
800. now 25c; silk mixed dress goods,
worth 81. now SOC; silks, worth 5Oc AMI
G0c, closing price 35c; plaii giughams,
worth sc, now 4!o; muslin uuderwe
at special prices; duck suits from 81. 25
mp. II. y. Saunders, l12 Main street.
Shirt wrists Mt cut prices.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
Mrs. AKIN Strtchun WIih i.arniv.Is.
Special Dispatch to Tho Virciniau.

CAPE Henry, Va. July 29.-N1rs.
FGnnio l.. Akin. widow OF tho late c.
Akin, of Norfolk. was stricken with
paralysis at noon TO day. Just after ro.
turning from surf bathing Mt this
place. Mrs. Akin has been spending Il
brief stay with her nephew, Capt. e,
w. johnson, keeper Cape Henry life
sowing station.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30

Messrs. Horace 8. Peed and James
Al. Jordan have formed 90 partner.
ship nuder the firm namc OF L. NJ.
Peed Sou, to conduct the ship chand
lery and ship supply business at Water
street aud Roanoke avcune.
October lst, 1891. se30 gu, tn, If
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
non,t ,,nken Mamie.

Be sure to call Mt our store this week.
Sale continued as prices as advertised
for balance OF the week. You can bny
anything III our stock at n big reduc-
ton from regular prices. Levy Bros,
Modern Bar gain Store, ia Main
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30

You say your eyes trouble ) on. Why
don't you consul; DIR. Week. the oph
thalm oRiot. Examination free at +.
II. Gales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30

a special reduction in sterling silver
for tbs month OF June. Bridal presente
very low. Chaamau.& Jakemun.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30

Beautiful inul! hate nil shapes in
chips and loghorns, II tnll line OF mill
merry at Mrs Il. Hies, l0l Church
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30

Choice Michigan hay, timothy and
mixed on track will be sold cheap. d.
p. Reid " Bro.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30

DO not fail TO see DR.. Week about
your eyes. L. II. Gale.
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ey oinplete.

Ophtbslmogisi. What is it? I
relates to the eye. See DR.. Week, at L
Ii. Gales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
SPECIAL SALE

Mosquito Canopies. Wrights, 1876
Main Street.
Pulmer's Patent Turnover Top, cord