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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-09

Norfolk as n hardware centre will
com pare invorably with any city in
the South, and few houses in that line
in the South OK as in completeness
the establishment of Messrs. White 4
Dodson. This firm is located mt No,
l5l Main street, where they are sue
cessfully engaged in the hardware bus
inees III all its various branches.
Their establishment Is three stories
high, OF great depth aud every lluur IN
the building Is filed with goods, clnss,-
He'd and assorted III such Il manner as
to enable customers TO see without
trouble what they want and what they
buy. The first or ground floor is the
sales room of the firm. and here can
lie found everything usually kept by a
first class bouso of the kind. The stock
on This floor is large and varied, and
sufficient to stock two or three smaller
stores. The firm are jobbers, contract
ors and retail dealers 3, and they CON
pete with any house in the country,
The entire second floor is fitted up
as O sample room, where the firm have
displayed the principle articles
IN stock, among which are
samplos of house furnishing goods,
builders hardware, tileiug, bicycles,
the celebrated Syracuse oicyle, of
which the firm are the agents, elegant
mnntels in marble slab and oak, gas
fixtures Of the Thnckana Manufuctur:
ing Company, the firm being the
agents for the sale of these goods; fly
fans. ice cream %freeZers, window aud
door screens, and sash doors and
blinds, etc. The third floor is de
voted to general stock. Mess,s. White
& Dodson are the agents for Hartman's
steel picket fence, Hartman's wire
panel fence, and Hartman's flexible
wire mats.
In all these various lines the firm
does q large business, and with one e1
ception have sold more bicycles than
any other house i'll the State. They
handle first class machines and sell
them as they do everything in their
line, at fair prices. Ibis firm does q
large business IN general contracts,
and during the past week shipped $50
dozen files to Mare Island, CAL, to
Government only. Our friends in
town and country will do we'll to know
this firm,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-09

In this reckoning the working power
per inhabitant is seen almost to have
doubled since 1910, while the entire eff
fective force of the American people is
moro than three times what it was il
1860. The most rapid growth, of course,
is in steam power, Tho horsepower of
steam is nearly twice rs great this year
as it was 10 years age, taking together
locomotive engines, steamboats, and the
fixed power Of mines and factories, and
nearly five times as great as that Of
1850. To illustrate the energy of the
United States he compares it with that
of other nations:
Millions Of foot tons daily. ct tons
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REASukl DEPARTMENT. OFFICE SUPER
NlSlNG ARCHITECT, WashtnXlo -. C..
May, 3lst, lsS>-SeIlcd Proposals wi be received
at th.s once until : o'clock y. M. on the 18th day
OF Jun 1873 and opcnei immediately thereafter.
OF I'll ne labor nd materials. required FIR 10.
Whari' oailainS', &C, 1T United STA. cs Inc
ALTON near , nihuIrt. y. C., ia accordance with
HfawlhqS anu srccit, alton. copies OF which NAV b.
had NJ inns ohlt O. or AZ the office OF the trsr iii n
oil ihe United States Marine Hospital nt Whining.
ton; y. {: Each id must be- accompan Ell Gy.
c.ft,hei cheek Ora sum not les. than u n cen.
oI Tue amount oi the proposal. The riynl ia re-
SeiNea u" REJECT any OF all Did- End 10 wairc any
hr'cGt or ini"rnahty in any bid It II be , remct
In The interest OF the Government 10 do 81. All
proposals received after ihO time stated will icle.
turned To the BIDDER. Proposals mn I @ 81 cjosI
IN enye pes. s.alsd AMI marked. .PEuPO-ALS
lor "harf, Buii inss. etc. at the TN ted States
,,!nafa Tine Stat o ; near southpor5, y. e.. and al.
tcctb ,,,
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BY Townsend 4 Joyncs, Auctione>r r.. IS Min
street.
EXECUTORS SALE OF DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY on Butte STREET
N on FRONT STREET, NOR
FOLK, VA,
FOLK, VA.

rs executor Of Cornelius II. Matthias, deceased.
unu oy Virtur, OF Il deere entered on The 2lst lay
nl May, 1872, In chaDc, ~ cause OF Auuip \ Caeye.
.nd ana Inst, aud 8 q INST Pattie {. Armstrong anI
",hris, row pending IN the Couri OF Law M /
1hantery Of the city oil Norfolk. | sha | otter iof
1t AT pubic auction, at the Norfolk Real Estate
a d stock Exchange. No. lis MINI mel Nnrfnis
va, on THURSDAY. J ne 18Th, 1898, At II o'eSrk
miuday, the following residence property situated
III said ,.ty oi Norfolk, io-wii:
= Ne loT WF LAM WITH DOUBLE
2DS Butte street. near Brewer street, FRO ting IN
.he south side of Butte SIR ct 80 aud 3-ioths Iieet.
more or ieS., 10 the middle o tie S-!Out lane In
coihhinu between No Dos and 2O5 b tie strtci. with
= dep Ii : n the west line OF - feet. II o;e or l.sa 4
n,el'h Il Is feet d iocbes, more or les, on the cast
me, a,u q width Across the rear Of "a fe,t c ingle,.
z TIE LOT OF IANp WITH THE DOUBLE
iIN Em DWELLING HOUSES, Neg. 2 rs nnI
] Butte street. near Brewer street. fronting ia
irei on lie South side OF Butte street 10 tnr middle
Of TIE 8 foot lane in common between Nos. 20i aui
20S Bate street, with n depth on the west line oi
IS feet q inches, more or less. a deoth on he east
hnos OF 90 icet, more or less, and q width acrcsi
The rear OF 30 fee more OF .ess.
Z. TIE LOr o. LAND WITH THE FpANR
ANDT \ koOfED L0UBLE DWELLING nj ihs
northwest corner Of Front and Second streets, in
on The north s de Of Front iroot, with a dent e{
l2o ieet =" an alley, nnd wi h II width across the
j. TIE lot OF LAM, wiTTHS THE poup,u
FRAME N SINGLED ROOF DOUBLE TEN
EMENI HOUSES, lying Immediately West anA
adjoining the lot hei einabOve last 1es ribbed fro +.
Ing % ie more or less. on tho North side Of Fnonl
,tie {. will n d pth Of 100 feet TO an alley. and
with a width across the rear of so ieet. more Or Ie,s
Notwithstanding Ia clsh: one-ihird nj u
months n I'd one-thlrd a; Is III n his from day ot
sii'. the deferred Int tlmcDts to o evidenced rs
the purchasers ne otiable notes, bearing from dn;
OF th'e at the r1f' of yer cent. per annum, p,tr,
able senii-annualiy and 10 lie secure by The hui.
Gha'ers q ct Of trnst upon III, proper,y. To- Ia
d'sWn; Ger ma Tor recor and rec, rde at mr.
c asers e1Ien.e, or the purchaser may pay the
whole purchase moncy in G sh ut time OF com.
phi nto With the term, Of sale. ""N
JOSEPH IT.. ALLYN,
Executor OF Cornelius II. Matthias
TOWNSEND & 10 MES.
Huetioneesa.
= ! hereby certify tia. the bond required by LAW
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W. NJ. Hannah, Auc,ioneer.

Rf NlRrURE OF TIE FOLLOWING DEEDS
- OF trust 10 us, one from {. b. Roper and wife.
ua CT May YIN, 1898, and duly recorded in ID. Is.
lsu, l. lO., Norfolk Co MY Uurt teik4 OniC.
one iion W. NJ. Moore ard vile; dated o. over
isl. 1871. recorded in u. y. %. l.. oli; and one
IRON, Union Nc"raas' Hal Association. dated Sep
O-cre ; oil'cc , orr o'ation Court. ,iiy Of Norfolk
an n, the request OF the party iher IN secured q
VII 'ci. at public alcti,n at the Norfolk Real
E'iaie IL hanre, ll5 Main stree. on AZ
tho ETA q! o June, 1895, at IL M, the following
proT crty:
/. THAT CERTAIN LoTOF AND with the
imVro'ement. th",ein beginning IN sou h lie OF
byrd street, in NDiiok county. Va. at II out 40
i,et west from west side of Factory street; tncncc
running south along what was Turnrr's lot 100 f,-,.
thence VI" I 80 feet; theme nur,h lul feet 10 Byrd
street; a d ihenc" east - tee la ia lie ininr.
I" I'hN.! and 20 III LAT o. 4. Richardson's
tnthp stella lot, said lots iront on Ivey street and
rIn nIc.I los.
J. THAT O OF LAND on Claiborne avenue
In Era "i''ri II Ward, Sort Tx city, Va. numbered
;. ~. So Ar. I, Is ma kri on ,5at reco ded with
h'e from NJ. I. Cooke and al to d. Ethcredrc;
.o' fronts 10 fee on said avcHue md ran, back I3S
lee! TO a lane ~ Get wide, aud is improved hy n
nice name Iuiiding.
~ CAN l.oi fronting IS + ct ON west side of
Hawk street, Moro TX e: Y. Va, l. tw,et Bu;e and
Queen streets. with u depth of liU te l..
les MS-CASli.
GEO. W. DEFY.
j. W. HtNiEE,
i, X. EORL.AND.
Trus' ees Mutual Building Associa,ion.
W. NJ. HANNAH,
Je-tus Alct lDuerr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-09

ho Cannon isaIi Clothing Company
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of the Cannon Ball Clothing Co.,
whose headquarters are at No. SO Main
street. This establishment Is called the
Cannon Ball because it believes in
quick sales and small profits. The
concern carries q large stock Of ready
made clothing, selected especially for
the trade OF this vicinity, and those
Who go during the present week will be
able to get big bargains. They do not
believe In carrying stock on from sea
son to season. What they have to sell
at the Cannon Ball they sell at low
figures, so that new stock may BIS kept
constantly on hand. They carry a line
OF goods which our friends in town and
country should examine. 1t wont cost
anything to call and see what they
have and it may save you money. Try
them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-09

PURSUANT TO II TERMS OF A DEED OF
1 Trust made hy A. l.. Kpnrney. Is ston Sncai,
fhu hlChard West trustee ofSolunIon'< ra,ci ma IL.
\. j.. u. of Moses, No. I'll. to US :s ir is,ccs. da ed
alril 2ith, lSll, ,nd recorded in Il. b. LIS. p. 55i,
,ierks Othcs oi the County Court for the 1 ouuty
auction III ffolt of the tour house door Of the
norfolk county courthouse, Vs., on MONDAY,
THE I'm DAY OF JUNE. 1895. AT ~ O'Clock m
me 10 o wing .pron rly, tC-Wit: l. TIA Err
TAIN J. OF, 'lECE uh PARCEL OF LAND. with.
Tue bui'din s aud in prpvenicn S thereon, situated
III ia CO nty Of Nor ok, in I G SIT, OF Virginia.
and known aslo. - Nal one avenue, according to
TIE VA tn Ma h land.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
FOSTER BLACK,
ALNAH II. MARTIN,
FRANKLIN D. GILL,
Association. iei-td
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] have associntod myself with Messrs.
DOYLE Il SMALL, f46 Main street. as 40
countans for the summer months and pro
badly for tn future, and would be thankful
10 my friends and Requaintances Tor any
patronage bestowed upon toe firm.
je6.lw VICTOR PARKS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-09

DIR. +. i. White. veterinary surgeon,
ofice, McCleary Il McClellan's stables,
phone $50, Norfolk, Va. Reference,
any horseman Oh Union street,
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AUCTION sALas FUTURE DAYS
NJ ~. -,
by the Norris Auction House, }. 7. KILBY Jr
Proprietor, Us Bank Street.

puRSCA Mt 10 A DEED OF faust MADE BY
4 W: ALLEN and HOKACE
TO me as Trustee. dated the 10th day
OF pelenber. 1924, and recorded 10 D. Is. iii n. 3.
. oisrEs ounce Corporal on Court OF tue City OF
SoIiok, Va, l shall ell ut public auction In tho
"a story OF Premises, y Ill Main street. Norfolk.
Va, !; the ~ Ia day at June. 1895. at II
o'clock w.; the following property to.wit. rs an Gu
thetr: Az me printing presses, type. type stands.
Docks aud all other ma rr'al Of every nature, kind
aud escripiion us1d in he printing business, now
c9nia ned IN Tue s,can' story of premises NJ. Iii
TERMS OF SALE: Tventy-fy. dollars aud OK
penScs of sale cash, and balance in monthly m
>tallmcnts OF Twenty-Five dollars per IN nth, nav
able on the first day Of cash and every month
utter Dat OF said sale. with interest nom dsv OF
snlc. dsierIei payments 10 hc secured by deed Of
w. BAXTER. JR.,
Trustee.
L. L. MORRIS,
iu<ius AuCtlontr
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a nice present Tor a young man, a
fashionable walking cane, silver head.
a large line at low price ct Chapman
81 Jakemsn.
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silver s'tnt.d ware.

Handsome line of silver plated ware,
ice tubs, water sets, tea sets, etc. az
Brown & Wolfe, No. IL Bank street,
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GALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND
REAL ESTATE AT CApRoN.

by yirture OF 4 decd of trust executed on ne 7th
gay OF Jnly. lSs3, 10y J. i. Robin. OIL ,of rLiIaIeI.
IN u 10 Albert IhomIso Oh, trustee, Tor the Iirpus,
therein ret forth, which decd j. OF record I'M tho
! ietk ; onice "i southampton County Court, Vir.
sinia, the undcrsip ned rs sub, .itutri tru I q in
the place of Albert lHonip-on. rc.irped. viii soil n,
Pubiic auction to the high Il bidder, at Capron
Va on IESDAl J, June llth, 1855. All . u clock m
aio the property, real ann personal, under The
control anu 'h HE posses 10 OF the substituted
trustee 70! Nirlnre OF the said deed of ir 81 of July
IN, 1888, consisiingot the mil build n, Uku,wn
ifoiiiag" OF 20 feet; also all III, d. aGu ether bniLI,
ihSS connect ii herewith; 6. tenement houses =
,lhil ury kl!n', 2dNiU feet, the propcTy helm.
ioeateG AT ,apiOn. Va, upon lani lea ed ftonUs
W. NUT * O., which lease will be SIGNED IN TIN
purchaser oi The pro; crty.
Sc "nd-All The machinery of cytry ,a.ura ana
description. connected with or bel, n!in- 10 ths
sand liant. including ainont other thing, n s,inri,
outfit CompI-tc. = so h.. u. Na.lc boiler, 81 IL,
,leNcianu houdwlrk engine, l 80 II. D. Houston.
SthhMnud ''amtle engine, ! PLAYERS, / 10 inch re-
saw, l ~ men riT-sHW, . cutoff SANS. , small ri,
saw, oJo ic ! OF betting with shaiunE and pulli,s
! automatic taiic Grinder, saw grinder. Z MUM,
crimes, etc. IN short eyei ything that might h.
eArr'tch IN 4 conveniently ARRANGED box factor,
an'i planning mill. |
Ihlrd-bnel lot containing u acre ON Main s,ra,
! apron, upon which there ia Gcsii able dwellina
o. rooms ana necessary out-luu>cs.
lERM> tne-ihild cash; remainder upon tenn.
w oi nlddc KNOWN On uny oi sale. Ample aud
economic arrangements for Timber upou wh oh 10
operate, can hG elected by The nur.l a,-r OF tina
plat. A more complete inventory of Inc urnner,v
10 10 sosu or any regarding The SAM
my lie had hy applying to
JAS. l.. McLEMORE.
substituted Trustee.
iny25-lus
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l hereby certify that the bond required by law
given. limits Z CSI fSNsLve
Deputy Clerk of the Court OF Law and Chanse,r
jestIs ehsuoSsys
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AUCTION sALEs-Furu.E BAY

BY the Morris Auction-H House, J. r. Kilby IT,.
Proprietor, IS Bank street, '
AR6E AND ATTRACTIVE lie AT Our
!. amction-house on 1T ES Af MORNING. Ju,e
Tue Ilth; Mt 10 O'clock, Of Fine srrnitrre, Carr, ia.
i.uss Ma,tinrs, Stoves, PinnCs, Organs, esS
iaiieS especially invited TO attend sale.
JUST K. X. NORRIS, Manager.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NORFOLK
COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

ny virtue Of q decree cf the Circuit Court u
Nori1iS county, Va. entered On tie 18th day OF
March, is9j, IN the chancery .uit OF AIvah IL
Martin, guardian, plaintiff, ngain,t Leila ars,n
an Others, deiendsn y. ] shall, as s,, c.al commits.
S SiTE Isl on ruhSDAr, TIE ism DAY OF
irori OF the courthouse oil y 70 oiuty Coz
In the r't! of Ports mouth, Va, he following pron.
rrty, lo.w!t: THOSE TWO CERTAIN IOTS or
rAn.hi oF LAND, with the 'uildiu s and i'm
t,iNe tent, thereon, situated Ia Tam RS Gre K
Mag,S'"iial District, county ef NorIulk. Sta,s ~
Nlig,nta, ne,criied as lot seventeen az and nine
teen (sli on the p,t of the North End. .dioiniro
,Ss dsrmin"t railroad. which take, oil u portion
lhtreot from tie rear OF each lot. said Ms from
ON W alE"r avenue Twenty-Five feet arb and mn
nacS 9etw'en paral el lines 10 ihc cigIty-foDt ave.
nue. o. said railroad O ,IpRny. The Wet nIp 81
SAD lots, VII Gu are adjoining lots. icing a"out
dred and ten ic,t WI
IElsMS-one-tiird cash; tho residue In two
equal miscellaneous, payable. with int,rsst
fr0m aay OF sale. In 5 Y and twelve months
notes OF the purchaser, the purchaser iS liza a.
Ilteity to anticipate the payment 81 one or both oi
said dc ere insta lmcnts, and ,h- tite TO d, ro-
talnei until the further wdcr Of he court.
GEORGE ~. MARTIN.
= NCglal [ UuNmisaiDn,r
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TIC certified that the hond REQUIRED by the
commissioner in the above IN 1t c cause has b en-
given. !"
Tcste- T. NJ ~ VESTED cc
le-td Ey {. r. I'll LIPS. D.. [.
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je2-td,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-07-12
STRANGE BRIDAL TOUR.
Mr.. WILLIAMS AND HIS BRIDE TO CIRCLE
THE GLOBE WITHOUT A CENT.

w. I. Williams, Jr., and his bride
of week are walking to San Fran
cisco, their first stage on trip around
the world. They left the Russ House,
Los Angeles, without luggage or
money or food, with nothing but the
clothes on their backs and few things
in their pockets.
Mr.. Williams is a son of Deputy
District Attorney w. T. Williams, who
is brother of Judge Williams of
Ventura. Like his father and uncle,
he is a big, stalwart man, capable of
withstanding all sorts of hardships.
Some ten days ago he surprised his
friends by announcing his intention Of
getting married and about a week ago
turned up with lovely bride and
spent his honeymoon at the Russ
House.
The story now goes that he made a
wager Of $1,000 with his uncle that
his wife had courage enough to under
take journey about the world with
out either of them having any money
or luggage.
The condition was imposed that
not more than two years should be
occupied in the trip, and that the
travellers must not receive any help
from friends, but must earn every cent
they get from the time of departure
until their return. The conditions
were promptly agreed to- and as no
particular preparations were necessary
it was decided to commence the long
journey at once.
The friends of the bride and groom
assembled at the hotel, and the crowd
was increased by a number of specta.
tors, so that when the last goodbyes
were said and the plucky little woman
and her big husband took the first ster
out of doors they were greeted by
cheers from an assembly of several
hundred people. They bowed their
thanks, and trudging along were soon
at the city limits and fairly started on
their way to San Francisco.
San Francisco and Seattle being
visited, then the road lies straight for
the orient, The undertaking is actual.
ed by desire for sightseeing and ad-
venture as well as by the $4,000 purse
which is up on the venture.-San
Francisco Erdneiner.
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The "Twice- -a-Week" edition of the
New York World formerly the Week
ly) has proved a phenomenal success.
1t is Semi-Weekly of six pages,
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fully half a week ahead of any weekly
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all the literary, agricultural, miscellany
and other features which made the
Weekly World so popular. Yet the
price is only $I.oo year. For sam
pie copies address THE WORLD, N. Y.
Arrangements have been made by
which we can furnish this paper and
the Twice -a.Week New York World
all for $T.75 year. Take advantage
Of this offer and get your own local
paper and the Twice-a Week World
at this special rate. If.
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There is danger in delay"

Since 1861 have been a great suf-
ferer from catarrh. | tried Ely's
Cream Balm and to all appearances
am cured. Terrible headaches from
which / had long suffered are gone
w. J. Hitchcock, Late Major U. S.
Vol. and A. A. Gen., Buffalo, N. Y.
Ely's Cream Balm has completely
cured me of catarrh when everything
else failed. Many acquaintance
have used it with excellent results
Alfred w. Stevens, Caldwell, Ohio.
Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents
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There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease, and pre-.
scribed local remedies, and by con.
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be constitu
tional disease and therefore require:
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure OH the market
1t is taken internally in doses from Ic
drops to teaspoonful. 1t acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surface:
Of the system. They offer one hund
red dollars for any case it fails to cure
Send for circulars and testimonials
Address,
F. J. CHENEY & co.
Toledo, o.
BsO~ Sold by Druggists, 75c. I'm.
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REASON ON THIS.

You would call a man fool to try
to run an engine with a crooked piston.
rod. Yet you are attempting that
when you live with your system in a
disordered condition. Whatever you
may be mentally, you are physically
a machine. Nothing interests YOU
more than keeping it in order, l
your digestion is out of condition, ol
your kidneys are disordered, use DIR
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
a medicine prepared by famous ply
sician, and endorsed by thousands Q
persons. ut.
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Wouldn't Have Time.

First Traveller-Do you understand
this silver question that everybody is
talking about ?
Second Traveller (empEatically) j
do not, sir.
First Traveller--Well, III explain
it to you.
Second Traveller-You'll have tc
excuse me. You see I'm going to be
on this train only seventeen hours
From Judge.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-07-12

Saidso-Hudson Rivers wasn't out
West long before they nominated him
for Mayor. Herdso-How did that
happen. Saidso-He was close.
mouthed, and there was lot of curl
osity about his record.-Puck.
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Borax-How is it that Bryant has
dropped out of sight lately ? Suilax--
Oh, somebody discovered that his
real name was OBrien, and that injur-
ed him socially. Then he tried to
deny it, and that killed him politically.
-Puch.
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Gould Not Eat, Gould Not Sleep.

Il was completely run down in
health and suffered greatly with head
ache. l could not eat anything with
out distress. ] was recommended to
Try Hoods Sarsaparlla and did SO,
and now can eat and sleep as well
as ever did, and / feel like a differ.
ent person" Mrs, Eleanor Gresham
Holmesburg, Phila., Pa.
Hoods Pills cure indigestion, bill
iousness.
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Il" If all the gold in mint or bank,

If all the gold in mint or bank,
All earthly things that men call wealth
Were mine, with every title rank,
I'd give them all for precious health"
Thus in anguish wrote lady teacher to a
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