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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
FROM NEWPORT NEWS
N"a Death al "a snuna Nam nnh ,In,-
tcrS Personal.

Newport News. va oct ri t.spc-
ridl. Tn" very sad death nf vluu"
Wills bartlett occurred hrre last ufl.nt
rom ia" most malignant form ur a.
rhoid fever. III" deceased was Inv Ms
iW"niN-trSt year aud "a devoted lnan-
h"r of the Young Mems Christian ~
S"ciatiou. His ludy wns jttan TO his
nom" This morning on TIA" II o'cIu,i,
train.
Mi 9, l.. circuit. president or tho
N"Wno-t News Shpluudms ana Try
DOCS Company, who cum, down t.
attend the launching of ,ho ruulouts.
viii l'aN" Tonight for Sow IuN.
lhe iiN" warShips he Hul,ich. Ncw
YORK.. Columbia Minneapolis ana
Muu'gumcrN- sailed from h,rr to-iav
nt exactly t. o'clock Thny will .u 10
sea AMI haV" "a shum BATTLE l,iWccn
themselves som" time dUruE the w"eh
captain J. Il rual". FORMERLY the
first mate ON the steamer APPROXIMATIONS.
Las been promoted to the position or
Captain.
Missc" Annie Henry ana N,lic Lit
u" of Norfolk Who came over To-
attend the launch german, rauruod
home to-day Vin the Steamer Louise.
Miss nattio Scldcu. of Norrolt. vino
came over to the launching, has re-
turned home.
f. +. Southland. Of New York. vii
liam Martin Edwin Il Suead. ana
Edward II Smith. or Richmond. were
registered at the Warw!cl, Yesterday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
HIGHEST AWARDS JURY


the directors Of the Atlanta Exposition
On the success that has attended tnni,.
efforts on their public spirit. energy ana
resolutions We thank tn" Nfnvor. ana
citizens OF Atlanta for their Generous
hospitality: we declare our opinion thut
TN" stat" OF Georgia ANA the group OF
cotton States associated with Georgia
IN this Exposition. deserve FROM every
stat" In the linton recognition honor
nnd gratitude
t"isned) y T.. Stevenson vice
President of the United States: -. e.
Gilman, president Juhns-IlopLins Uni
N'rsitN ana Commissioner of Awards.
atlanta Exposition: Henry l.. Ahutt
Onii"d states l3uRincor: g IS Adams.
president ul the University of Wsruu.
I'm; George H. fclHuap, Rear Admiral
=. ~; John iirkinbiuc, Architect
ana Director of Works In tho tIlcaiu
tNp"sition; Nj. ~ Chase New York. /
- NJ. curry, Secretary Peabody Educn
t"u"i Fund; Charles W. pahmvy. lr.
president OF tho University OF Tcnucy
'er and Assistant 5. crrtnrs ar Nrri
culture; q. BROWN GCodo Assistant
secretary OF Smithsonian institution.
% chhrE, of ;h" National Nus"un. g.
-. liubard. Of Washington. j. N. Nc
INi'. president of tho NuEmin COL.
leg" of Nirtcultmc: =. G. AicuJrnh,,I.
i't' Superintendent of the Cuitc1
states survey, president of the Worecs.
lyl T"rhrniogico IrriItutc simon
N'N,pnh. L. $. n. Superintendent of
~" Nautical Almauac; l. r. Rcmscn
Professor pr Chemistry I'm Baltimore.
,I'i"r Of American Chemical Journal:
'i'"N \ Rowland. professor of Phr.
sl"s I'm Baltimore: G. = Sargent. III
rector "f th" Nrnold's Arboirtum or
iuivard Iuivorsity
FrhIish"d hy tho authority OF tho
i'"trd, HpWNltD CORE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
ELIZABETH CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Ah"ut People You Know mud Whai
They Arc Doing.

Elizabeth City, y. c., Oct. 2l-(S;pc-
Cihn Norman l.. Whitehurst left on
saturday for Washington. -. G. lie will
u,tchd school there and remain some
INN" after with his uncle.
Mr lowry Sawyer and Mr.. John Wi.
iiiniS each lost an infant child on SAT
urday
Mt" James Forbes and daughter. who
NAY" been ON II visit of several weeks;
I" MlS. Dawson ana family. on West
rearing street. lcft Saturday afternoon
'ot'tGih I" their homes in Nebraska
ihc following eases were disposed of
~ TN" Mayors Court This; morminc.
lane Eel, using obscene language ON
IN" street dismissed on payment OF
costs: Ashury Whitehurst ana Jesse
90 81 each anu costs: George Collins.
drunk. fined $40 and costs.
MI SHm. Lamb returned home this
morning from a visit To the Atlanta lcN-
Mr.. j. L. g. Rcl. of Curritucll county
is IN the city to-day.
ne s'"chhold"rs OF the AIbemarlc
iaIk f"ir Association held a meeting
To-Day I" decide what disposition will
be made of the grounds.
Misses Mamie ANA Etta Merriam who
nav" spent tn" season visiting Friends.
North. are expected hom" ON Wconcs-
day of this wccl,
Key. j. \. Casjcll filled tho puIpi, az
inc Presbyterian Church sunday even
InS IN IN" absence of itcv Dr Johnston.
the pastor '
y nissoinary mems meeting was held
nj IN" Methodist Church uu sunday AZ
tcrnouu.
\ .ood many ro"plo from thia pl,cc
VIII attend tue itdvutuu i'an. this wool,
l'ra"rNcd seats for IA Trip tu thr cir
~ ~, Wh!'h VIII Ire presented here on
Louis Sclics
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable aud pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; chectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
Ii has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
FiStS in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
niacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

Ihe Nirginian notes with a degree of
hIetSHt" that Mr. & o. Nrrun of IA.
iilm of y. Wrcm i Sons. of iIi. ill
mas h'rn elected ono of the vira-,I.a..
cents "i the Carriagc Builders Naii,raI
association. which body is now in So
son IN Cleveland. o.. there neing S5n
pn,,.Iin,iS IN hitenGancc. The Carri"r.
,,"'lu"fS National Association is one. Of
me strongest ana wcai,hirst ora.a,i,.,
IONS IN the United Statcs. The solnr-
non OF Mr. Wrcnu as one of tho ,i,..-
PRESIDENTS OF the association is a com
,.'ii'l["' h"ih !" himself ;,nG section. and
Sih!ah ventures tho assertion ina. nam.
Wef" more deserving OF the honor Mr.
" rom Us one Of the most successful Of
NE S"ntn's young business mon. ana
,. i., "rri2,%" t'ntidcrs National Asso
ION VIII ma him fully worthy a.: tn.
h"n"i which it has conferred uuou hin,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

me cotton belt is enjoying fine
nn"l cotton in Liverpool declicd Aid
r"ture contracts declined III,
closing unsettled II" iI-"i :
y.i,EGiI excited market in New Yor,,
na'"s Prices declined -I-' ~ ,o'
Market closed easy or,oI i.' Ms
81 January, S.aGgS.3l: Aiarch 5oe
N.@l; May, S.50US.5I "''" S.4V"
~ Hr3t cotton in New York decIi,.1
Future contracts in vov. ,.,
CLOSED steady. 3i5ga noi,, orleans
sales 200 bales. "eciinc
= nominal, ii"'il = 4"
United states bort rcr.;,,s
We're 'io7" bales. against ssS,i I ,iaN
l'T. >,'r and 53oll bales in ISea
Hfeelpts at New Orleans to-day w.,.
-, i'n ms, 20, NJ from 2C.oco To so.oGD faIt.
yesterday - ''"''Nt
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It colley Memorial Church last sun,

1t Colley Memorial Church last sun
day.
The Rev. II. a. Robinson LEFT ycstcr-
DAY afternoon To attend the synod of
virginia, which conVcncs at Charles
ton. W. Va. to-day.
Mir. Charles Wilson. of Front street.
is very sick.
Captain John Stakes is quite feeble.
az il also MIR. II. T.. Mcintosh.
Mr.. j. II. Hawkins OF Colley avenue.
leIt Sunday night for Atlanta.
Mrs. Mary Henderson is quit, .isi,
at her homo, on Campo avenue.
Mrs. !. y. Hall is visiting her moth
en- at Hay Market. Prince William
county. Va.
The little child OF MIR. ana Mrs. los
i'entress OF Front street. has tho sr,, -
lot fever. 'N'''
he services N I.ckies Memorial ver.
.dr"'lN attended sunday. There we're
three hr"loSsions-on during the SIN
uaE "'h"oi. one i'm the prayer u,"tiu,,
'lu ono at the night service. Tn. indi
Nt'iohS are that Il great revival g.
900 |" weep through the ward ~.
uiSv'lLS VIII continue duriuc the wn,l,
,,rachihS every night at 100
II" Ittic dauSHtcr of Cautaiu ! IA
ARMSTRONG, OF itiVcr View ayCuiin' v.Ln
ms pcen sick with scarlet fever j.; now,
abl" To be out - nv"
M,S. Cantaln w II. West. Tho no,l,,
NJ !; I. Routtcn, is stili quite sic,,
80 We Methodist PARSONAGE.
-, ~ .'ie MISS Edith Smith is soriouelv
~ hcF nome on North strect
,,,,,i' .. +. Leighton has y vo,.,. i,
MS nome. ON Collcy aycnue
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

TIN" ladies an say that the buyer Cn,
IN" Johnston China Company has dis
played good taste IN selecting one OF
the largest aud latest limos OF nnyoltir:
in artistic and useful wedding presents
eyer IN Noii'lk cut glass in rich cut
~ Aviland cos latest importatinns
of h"nd painted china. novelties ynu
VIII also lind am artistic line Of cold
and silver crown Milan cracker lars
Jewel cases ~ the Johnston China
company 60 g. 33 CRANKY stree,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

Reference was made i'm Sundays Viz
gilman 10 the arrival IN ,1rt of tho
new steamer Primers Point. of tho
North American Transport Company'a
'l"rt, from Liverpool, but thc crowded
condition OF the cOlufnus prevented I.
4rtol,..l description 1T the Now vessel.
lh' limrrs Point was built hy j. l..
Thumi+un y Sons. OF Sutherland. Ene..
anc wts launched September 9th she
came horc nom Swanson, huvins, on
board q large quantity uC crocko,y.
which B.! to hr shipped from this city
To interior points. ssh" iG commandr !
10y Captap Jenkins VINO brought thc
l.nmhcrrs J., int. The first ul tho com
pdrN'H NOW steam US, from Enelaul
Tn LAT 81 addition to the service is =,
very handsome vessel: i'm fact. ia ono
ii TN" finest shins auout she is cquiI..
ped with the latest improved engines.
hoi-tuG machinery, etc. Her lim,.-
sions are: Length over all. i5S feet.
Breadth, A5-2H Depth - feet.
tonnage. under dack 3.5>O.., toms
gross, @H-o.So, fuu draught. $500 tons.
ii'r average draft Of water is ~ fec,
I - inches IN North Atlantic waters.
Th" iiunrls Point is estimated To-
carry l5ouo bales of cotton on her
docks there are permanent cattle ut
iings for LOCO head They are nice
j. arranged ana afford stock GOOD
hotter Nnln TIA, rmucrs Iont is de
signed a. huHt Of large capacity. she
is also very fast
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
FIFTH WARD WhITEUpS
< Lengthy Array OF BramhIeton Notes Found
BY the Suburban Reporters.
PERSONAL AND OTHER NEWSY NOTES.
Lost Their Infant by Death To Play
FooibnII-A House Robbed Re
ported Dangerously .-Fright-
cncd by MurgIar 20 Give ma
Oyster supper other Notes.

n 3.;.
,.', - -. o'iuer hhu lamilE, OF Sa-
,i "a.''' II; L. arg visiting t",ir reii.-
w NJ ~ . Ashlh ana ianhiiS. Us
nv, a cl"c'
Nj W. - ''rSon ana her dauShter.
in t;oItirh D 9 ,,i VINO nave been
,a,.,'''t - NJ some tnhe' are cN-
Nj, I''i u, 'nis ihorhihs
,i,,!.,. 'cln'san ano dauEhters.
1880 M..,Sys Haale ana Lotto OF Levitt
~ ny Nvhc 10 N'ant". Ga:
ran. ", - I. VIII meet WIN MIS-.
NJ liz NenlhS AT CLOCK
of'n,. ~, ~ ~ VIZ '"r spec@l revival
~. - ~, SSOh NnuiCh' aIdcu by
" ", W 'Shtt, ui hhltim"re' Ma.
vii ~, w Nia'heWS, OF rum ward,
H T,! VISIT her SISTER III Hampton, to
=,
..,-si - =. iN"uisoh' VINO was very
''NN 'ns' WeVh' IS now cohNaiescent.
rev" h.s"t% ago Mrs, JOSIAH Eth
n,I.. 20 ~ i"o S"n'n hysetNor az
"'9 HtlN ih"vh liiSHtvneu ny
~ n"' , siI' a'teinp''ns TO enter her house
-, 'i,t ".'7t nee 81 hef hGapan"' ne
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

Very few people who saw rcd pen
nant hoistsd on the nag STAFF OF tho
Weather bureau Yesterday afternoon
knew its meaning 1t Is known, i'm tho
parlancc Of the weather men. as The
Information signal ana was hnist"d To
'all the attention Of mariners that cor
tain Information awaited them ii they.
climbed the hi@h stairs tu the den Of
the weather man or called NJ phone
~ lhl1 information WAS To tie effect
mat DANGEROUS storm was central
over CUBA and was travelling toward
N"lI"lk. III" storm is coming oi, n
non, skip ana "a Jump, ana by to-
uiGht win he TEL! hcreabouts whom the
"nooni"moter on The Dndson building
VIII POSSIBLY irVolvc faster than it
To depart for southern ports mad better
stay with as few days longer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

- H. valentine. auctionocr y y
MOTIFS. assistant will sell at their ali,,.
h"n-hou*e, at 10 o'clock this mornjus
bedroom ana parlor suits. lounges. rx.
tension tables. sidcboaIds book eases
n1,"s chairs. hall racks. feather beds
P,!""S. holsters. mattresses. crocbory
glassware. stoves. pianos. organs tv.ni,-
lN-hNG good second hand carpets. ctc
ei1 Ladies especially invited To IT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
BIDS WANTED

liids I'm WRITING viii be- received until.
FAT GRDAN, October 2oth, 1915. at i2
O'clock tn. at - HoanoIle Dock. Norfolt.
Wv for completing and furnishing mate
lhl Ih order 20 complete tnc contract uc-
Io'g.uE To SPECIFICATIONS ard plans of II.
=. T'n'; ~ mao with j. r. ltri;ton. dated
HtpI'mh'r @th, 1870 for the house IN
o"klalo," south Norfolk. Eurf6lis coun-
lN. w Estimates will hc received FOR
reserved 10 rl'ct amy on all bids, and
10 hW@tI ~" contract as may be desired.
Sut, liicH'inn5 ana plans can be seen at
my St9r" - Roanoke Dock. Norfolk Va
1917 j. r., liRITTON
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
Tnn. Ioyiui Feeling.

With the cXhliara,ing sense OF re-.
newod health and strength ana In
ternal cleanliness. which follows the
Us, Of Syrup OF Figs, is unknown Ia
the icw VINO nave not progressed be-
You'd the old-time medicines and tho
cheap substitutes sometimes offered,
but never accepted 10y the well in.
formed. il.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
ny ~ d. rAal.. Ancitonccr

DIRTY HORSES AT ALrCTION-ON
account 90 Davis Bros, of philndnl
nhi4 there Viii oe soli At l'odd'a Sta6ies,
~ ni"n street. ar II O'Clock a. m
~ ESbAN. October ~. Forty Horses. one
rair oNiu nice Coach Horses; can trot
70 ~" pole better than three minutes
N",H" =, a i3st PAGER: a handsome pair
der general purpose horses
IL. l.. PAGE. Auctioneer.
oc---lt JNO. JONES. Crier.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
hncUini,.r. No 1lnnr-

Gents Patent Leather Shoes. 41-2
10 Observation-Disclosures. q oS
Gents DonGola Congress. to 6i-2 as
Gents Solid Leather Shoes. to Ii. / "a
Gents oil Grain Working Caters. As
Cents Buckskin Working Shoes. 30
G,m'S ken WORKING shoes. / 80
chiid's Solid School Shoes. Si-2 to
II ..... TX
Boys Solid School Shoes. IL to o. SS
Misses solid School Shoes. l2 TO .. SS
HoyS' Solid School Shoes. 3 to + GS
HELLFR'S ONE PRICE SHOT
STORE, 4G Bank street. Opp Court
House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

Prof Julius Hoy's method. endorsed
by Richard Wagner. approved by great
singers. Is taught by Herr Hans Alettkc.
1872 CRANKY street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

We carry the Manhattan shirt. and
are now showing their latest produc-
lions.
NICHOLS x WALLACE.
100 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

y nice Knahe riano only $50: sll
cash, balance So per month.
THE HUME MINOR co.
IT. lGi Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
The AnnesatIOnists of BsfkleY Hold an I'M
portanI Ant-City Charter Keeling.
GREAT PROSPERITY PROMISED THEM.


ih@ press as secre;aiica.
ne president rcaH The can OF the
H..v'ihE SlEncu 10y about Two hundred
'iuIenS and taN-paNcra of the town
"i herki"y"
Mr. AZ. Miller offered letter To hc
read inNolinE annexation and 2lGned
hN captain John W. II. Wrenh.
"r 'h:'ir lhlvH mat amy discus
SION i"Norih$ alnchd"u charter ana city
chirl"r would IA" ruled out of order.
MI J"hu Nj. E"rkiN arose ana stated
thhl II" Was the DIGEST representative"
OF the fcrki"N family. and that he WAS
heartily IN favor of annexation. aud
that his entire family Wcr" IaNor OF
annexation. Mr.. R.rily stated that
II" had been aSSUrNd ana mad seen IN
im"rarers where HcrkieN wuul, irycrivc
$3.50 oNu in eighteen months in the way
"i huildinE manui"oi"rics. " 5rrNicy
was annexed 10 Norfolk
Ni Nj. Mailer followed Nr Her,lcN,
and at the conclusion offered the fol
!'Wn" resolutions. which were unan-
mously adopted:
whereas. II is the sense of this meet
nE that II majority of the citizens 81
berkeley are in favor of anncNation t.
Norfolk, l." it, therefore
Resolved, That Il committee OF twenty
uitilrns of tho town namely. McssIs.
9. w. ifocEafciloW. !. NJ R'rklvN. Key.
n X Siaymak"!, NJ Nii'er. r.. l.. Cox.
Key. i. 4. Spcight. G""rg" Frey ~ H..
..S"'is. \. II. l'alme' j. W: ~ Nr,nn
Iu"maE NtnniuEucr 81, ). j. ottI"N.
AhaG. VI, Jones, X O.. J." RAG. j. ~.
'tlnu. - a. htNtl lHi"' !" 'lh!'N' =
II. NiHihms. G.. W. ta'N". J." ives.
'"Ee'i'' "''n uNr non ''A!!'h' prov
10y "HW'IS III thS l'"'l W.. ~ W.
u"iS; - l-uW'hoytH. ,Ar,oh hNtIs'
80 ~. ,N an" ~ - f,M'',n s, we ti,-
."ihirH l" confer WIN IN" lT"i'r 'u-
'""i ~ ,' 'N'''u'h 20 "'"N' "u," '''li,"
III. r ,,'.., r,'t. ',
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Mir. Frank Colrnda. OF North street
is again confined 10 his bed by sickness
Large congregations ana q fine day
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pRorOSlI.s.

hl.NSJitF DEPARTMENT = Oh
nee Mnr'nc-Hosrital Service. Fort
l,5i Monroe, va. October 2lst, 1856
,lIl'" unil noon of Saturday, October -.
.I. I" haul out and uaint the hulis of the
iL'i 3huht steamers "Bagmar" and
nUh' 9"rvic" a. Caur Charles Quarantine
I,hNpni"5 and further Information may
p' Ghtaln"l uu"n application TO the .lln-
dTaigncd. rho right Is reserved to valve
ullp'mHitvS aud - reject amy or all
nopuS.ls. T. IL. PERRY PASSED. ssist-
ton. 40 :,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

WANTED Several bows. ut once. m-rt
d" ahlu TO road. bring rpcumm.!. !. @
i.ors - Main street. urstuia MIR.
IiNGMhl.L ua.g-lt b.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

ANIED-Mcu Aud No"Icu TO Work
ST !Iumr. paS - TO SO pe" week for
making Crayon Portraits. New patent
ed method. Any owe WHO can read o.,
write can do tho work at home, In spare
lime DAY or evening. send for palticu-
lars and work at once. Address H. A.
GlIPr. German Artist. Tyrone. Pa
O.. IL SUIT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
EI~:rmcIion i'm Music.

Professor Charlie. Bo5Jcs, organist Of
CUmbei'land Street NJ. T. church. takes
pl'asut" in announcing to the public
o! Norfolk and vicinity that lac is now
giving all his time to tho teachinfg of
music. rian". violin, mandolin. land
Cute. al his studio, Y. NJ g a.. building.
Terms and particulars can be learned
on application Ivy letter or in person.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

Lihbcy and Mount WASHINGTON Cut.
CLASS at low prices at Chapman 4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

PHYSICIANS VINO would like to Increase
MS business. adugtss b. this Office.
uy.I it,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22
HELP WANTED.

MANITOBA working huusrkrcpei for a
SMALL boarding house. widow preferred.
address SIMPSON. NmgiaiIu Office
uC.!-lt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a Liberal REWARD win be pail for
~" return OF tho White and brown Rus
slah foodic. "Giovcr.' Str2Yed from
no 100 Frccmason street Friday even
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-22

NJ. \. AGI2LAsTO. Electrical Engineer, 81
Plume street
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i l'EE. handsomely illustrated Guide.
10y spectators and Investors" mailed
lrcE send us your name ana address
NoMSIOcN, HUGHES X co. Bankers
Anu brokers. % Broadway. New YORK
wy. oCG-su lGt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-05
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing md truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax.
alive; cHcctually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig,
and being well Informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-05
W. c. r. U. Convention Closed.

Tho annual convention Of the ". G..
T. U. Of Belmont county and tho Ninth
district, in session in tho United Pros.
bytcrian church OF Bollairc, closed yes.
tcrday. Misc Thompson read an OK.
cellent paper. Miss Browns annual
addresa was delivered and como short
addresses by some OF tho pastors OF the
city who Tcro present. Reports Of
treasurer and corresponding secretary
were heard. Mrs. StonObrakcr. OF
GAINESVILLE, aud Miss Barrett. of Glon-
coc, wero made delegates. Miss Ella
Dovault and others favored tho con-
ven,ion with scmo excellent music.
Miss Emily McCarty. OF Martins Ferry.
gave recitation that was woll received
entitled college Oil Can" Mrs. Al
bcrts, OF Bridgeport, garo tho annual
address, after which They elected oili.
cors for tho county for tho year. Mrs.
Alberts was elected president, Mrs. T..
A. Rodcicr. corresponding secretary,
Miss Hunt, recording secretary. and
Mrs. II. p. l.oc, treasurer.