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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
Harmony In the Empire state.

The Cleveland Democrats aud the
Hill Democrats" who have for so
long time been making war against
one another i'll New York, have put
aside their banners and rallied around
the party of plain Democracy" regard
less Of individuals Old wounds are
healing rapidly; the organization of the
party Is steadily being perfected, and
the Democrats of the Empire State,
which is by right and tradition thor
oughly Democratic, are making ready
for q united and successful campaign
against the common enemy at the polls
in November next.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
CURlOSlTlES IN WELLS.
Bones of Pare Ivory and Magnetic Water
Turned Out

While boring for water north OF Bur-
hngSon, Ia., j. Il. jennings, who was
running the drill found it had struck II
layer of sand and wet earth in which
was thickly mixed scawecd and small
shells at tho depth of so feet After
passing through this the drill struck "A
mass of bones that were go hard the six
inch casing was broken and tho drill
destroyed Samples Of the bone brought
to tho surface show it to DO pure ivory.
and 1t Is thought the bed of un ancient
lako and the bones of some monster Of
remote period have been discovered.
careful investigation will DO made.
The East Moline company, which is
sinking an artcsitn we'll on its manu-
featuring town sito just east of Moline,
Ills, has been rewarded by striking Il
good flow of strongly magnetic water
The water is slightly imprcgnatod with
sulphur, but is remarkably clear and
cool and flows from depth of LILO
feet Tho pipe drills are all strongly
maSnetized from the water, So that nails
Ill almost any quantity on hoing held
near thom arc seized and suspended nv
the magnetic current. Samples of the
water Will DO sent to Chicago for chem
lcal analysis. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

The silver people are fond of pulling
records on psoplo who oppose the free
and unlimited coinage of silver, but
here Is Il paragraph taken from q speech
made by senator Stewart in 1871, in
discussing the proposition that led to
the crime of 1873, F" two years after
ward. The senator then was in his
primo: II want the standard gold, and
no paper money not rGdeomablc in gold :;
no paper money the value of which is
not ascertained; no paper money that
VIII organize gold board to speculate
III 1t. Gold is the universal standard of
tho world. Everybody knows what IL
dollar III gold is worth. Mound City
(kan. Republic.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
An Antidotc For Poison Ivy.

a friend who is very susceptible to
poison oak or ivy, and who has suffered
terribly from it, tells me that the best
thing he has found is the tiucturc Of
grlndelia. Dilute it with about three
parts of water and battle the affected
parts. 1t should be applied rs soon as
the irritation is felt and before the
characteristic pustules appear Applied
at this time, it will prevent the furma-
ton of the pustules and soon check the
irritation. But if not applied until the
pustnles appear it will only prevent the
formation OF new pustulcs, and thus
check the spreading of the affection TO
other parts. The pustules that are al
ready formed will simply take thoir
course without spreading. Tho diluted
iinctnre should be applied to the Elected
parts as often as two or three times
every hour. Rural New Yorker.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
Was His Hat on strnlch,2

The Connecticut wild man" wore a
skirt upon his latest appearance. Can it
be possible that this is the new woman?
New York Recorder
How can any one tell if you cannot
give Il more exact account Of the cos
tune than that furnished abovc?-St
Louis Star Sayings.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
Nervous Prostitution
Cured by Dir. Miles Nervine.

Prolonged dcraurcmcnt Of the nervous
system not only affects tho brain and men
tai powers, but develops disease In some OF
the vital organs The most dangerous of
these Indirect results is when the heart is
affected. This was tho case of the Rev. N.
r. Surface, Fawn River, Mich who writes
under date OF Feb. IL, 1885:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

"llow has Blutfton been doing?"
asked the man who had been away from
his native community for some time.
We'll, he has made Il great deal Of
money
Getting along we'll, is hop
We'll lac seemed to get along first
ratio till he tried to pass some Of it. -
Washington star.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

The Afro-American voters of Califor-
MIA, to the number Of about 5000, are
attempting to perfect an organization
which shall secure some recognition from
one or the other of the great political
parties III the next election. Just what
ahey will aak is not announced.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
GEO. w. DUVAL g. CO..
No. Is Water street. NoriolE. Va.

ENGINES. ROLLERS. SAWMILI. AMI al
hlnus of machinery OF the most improved
Patterns. Also rel airing at the shortest
notice IHruculr attention to steamboat
work bJNAL'S PAIEN BOILER TUBES
FERhULEN hrs the only perfect remedy
Tor leaky boiler tubes. hey can To- Inserted
III - few mlnut by any engineer, amt are
warranted 10 stop oaks,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

Ctah women certainly ought to hays
me right to vote Let the pendulum
SWING us far rs it will from the barba-
sisms Of tho past. Boston Trauscrint
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
scIao"Ls AND COLLEGES.
MGHllIRES Boarding and
1920 DaV School
MONROE PARK, RICHMOND. va

"Opens Five
h
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

a Ramsey county auxiliary to the
minnesota Woman Suffrage association
has been organized il ST. Paul with 70
members.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
q. ". CULLEN a. son. Owners anu Prop q
Cullen Iostoiico. Va.

The Oldest summer Resort in the Uni ed
States. God Fishing. Boating ami Bathing
ElShi Inherent waters White. Red and
Hue. sulphur. Alum. Iron Arsenic. ChaIy.
neato and lithin On top OF the Three
Top lanGc. ,, 100 feet above the sea Dis
'anro from Il ~ y Il Il Watrrlick one mile;
distance from X W II X (Rivertoni three
III les; distance from Il " . (Middeton four
miles Write Tor rates ie.O-3m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
ICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY

RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
= no :, E-sI GRACE ST., RICuuoSD. V.
John H. POWELL, Principal.
MRS. T. G. FEITON, Associate Princiral
The iwenty-hiid SEES ion OF this Roardinr and
FAY H,ho"! WI hcsin September 18th, 1895, ami
C"'r'"o % instruction from Primary TO Collegiate
department iui and through. The Test advantages
In Music Vt aui Languages
lA.nmnnu "icrs many advantages for improve
lneni III Lectures. Concerts. etc.
FOR details, apply for catalogue tn the Principal
ieilsu,we. iI-2ni
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BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY.

Prrpar4tory school of tho highest reputation and she
cess. health record perfect Charges low No huyifr
Address John Hart. NJ a. u. OF Va. Bowling Green Va
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NEWPORT NEWS MILITARY aCaDEM5

school OF high grade for boys and yo,u
men. Prepares Tor nnv College or
vcrsity or active life. All the modern Cd
venicnces OF the day Address l.. ". HI Il
MAN, Principal, Newport News, Va OFF
eptemDer l. 1885 ju3O-2
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

"Castoria isso well adapted tochildrcn that
lrccommend it MS superior oany prescription
known To me- II. 4. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III SO Oxford St. brooklyn, n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
SGunIOn FGInQIG Seminary. SIGuDIOn Vi

Oil ana woil-known. Teachers from lead
ing tollcges. Music taught by graduates uf
Consor ator es OF Leipsic and Berlin. art
ana Elocution superior.
aus-eOd& WIN JAS. WILLIS PRINCIPAL.
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REVOLUTIONS SOC THANKS.

At meeting OF Tidewater Council. No
30. Jr. o. u y. NJ. hold September Adj ,ss5
the following resolutions wore unanimousIy
ndult Il:
WhrnrAs. The demonstr tipp of Ban.
temhcr 2d. including the hosting NJ ~
American rag over tie Public school bntId
ing OF tho town OF Derkley. uase decfdsd
success, and that said success was larcaIv
due TO tho pattic ipatiou OF tn, town ~
i"is ministers, School Boar /, public press
ahu Pablo nj large Therefore, be it
II S0ic'", First, That to tho town of1ioioIa
we do hereby extend vote of thanks for
the participation tho exercises of the
abo u nRmed uste.
h'So'r'" SO ond. That to the ministers
who SO ably yiniicato our CAUSE on the
above nam d date, We do hereby tender 8
vote Of thanks
Hs,r'". Third. That to the School
Board to whose able assistance the succeea
OF the occasion was largely duo, We do here
by oltend vote OF thanks.
frH0.cr0. Fourth That to the publia
pres! We do hereby extend vote of thanhs
Tor thoir Va TIA bic assistance
.c.0,e, ifth. That to tho publio at
large AMI especially to these on the line of
march who showed their appreciation OF
our auso by appropriate decorating, we do
h reby estend "a vote of lhnnk..
re- Ohc. Sixth, hat copy OF tn se
resolution bc publishe in the saturday
Graphic, Nonr.LN VHGI>I,S and Norfolk
Landmark. and opy forwarded to the
editor OF tho Virginia Courier four State
organ for plblicnt on.
se'-lt w l.. MANSFIELD, IL. s.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08

RHEUMATISM positively cured. Acute or
muscular rheumatism relieved at once.
Shooting pains in the arms. legs, side, Lack
Oh breast, or soreness OF any part of body
cured IN from one to three hours. Chronic
Rheumatism. Sciatica, or I.umbago ban shed
permanently. CATARHH, no matter how
serious, guaranteed cured by only safe
treatment. HEADACHE from whatever
cause. positively relieved in from three to
seven minutes. Kidney Troubles III all
forms, LIVER Complaints, Biiousness,
Jaundi @. Constipation. PILES. always
cured DYSl FL STA, Indigestion. ali stom-
ach lespermanently relieved. COLDS.
COU"HS. ana incipient Lung troubles sue.
.essfnlly treated. NERVOUS Disease.
HEuKALGlA. ASTHMA, Diseases of the
BLOOD. MALARlhL Diseases. FEMALE
troubles. Loss OF Power in men, all cured
by Munyon's Homo opaghic Remedies. All
Druggists. or mostly % { nts each If YOU
are i'll do bit n to Your disease, write to
Prot MUNfON. 1905 ARCH ST. PHILA-
ELPHlA. giving full description of symp-
toms. lie will diagnose YOUR case
and give You full benefit of advice ABSO-
l.U ELY FREE. Remedies sent to any nd-
dresB on receipt of rice
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08
ATLANTIC CITY.

Mrs. Joseph Brogan aud daughter,
Bessie, OF Baltimore, Md, are visiting
Mrs. George Brown, GU Poole street.
Mrs. j. L. Routten and children re.
turned yester day from Nimmo's, Prin
cess Anne county, Va, accompanied
by her brother in-luw, lev. j. $. Wal
lace, who will preach to day at Lekles
Memorial Church.
Miss Eva Fargo, of Colley avonuo,
returned home yesterday from Cupe
Henry, where she has been on Il visit
for several days.
Mrs, Mary Dowdy, of Colley avenue,
returned home yesterday from Princess
Anne county.
Rev j S Wallace will preach to-day
ut Lekies Memorial Church at Ham
and III.
The Us will meet to morrow night ut
$50 O'Clock with Miss May Weller, on
Colley avenue.
Central Avenue Baptist Church, Rev
L a Hall. pastor-Preaching to-. day ut
l IN and S p m.
Cooley Memorial Church - Public
worship at l M and S y m. Morning
theme The Contest OF the Ages. y"
Genesis ln:lJ. Sunday. school y:l5.
Junior Christian Endenvor rally at /
m; Christian Eudeavor ut 7:l5.
Lam berts Point Presbyterian Church
-Publlc worship at IL and S. MIR.
Voorhees, IN the morning, the pastor at
night. Sunday school at 8. The Rev.
l. IL Baldwin, the new pastor, writes
that he expects To he present the fifth
Sunday of the month.
Lekies Memorial (Atlnntic CITY
Ward. the Rev. j. L. Routten, pastor.
Preaching to day at | n. m. and s u.
M. by the Rev. j, $. Wallace, of Prin-
cese Anne. There will be u baptismal
service at $3.50 p. IN. Special music
will be furnished by the choir for the
occasion,
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AMUSEME NTS.

SELLS BROTHERS CIRcus.-Of this
great show which will EXHIBIT here on
the 18th inst, the Buffalo Daily En-
qulrer OF May "a, 1895, says:
Two OF the biggest crowds that ever
saw circus in Buffalo filled the big
tents of Sells Brothers at Michigan
and Exchange streets yesterday. They
saw first class, up t0date show, fully
as good as any ever shown by Barnum
or Forepaugh, whose successor this
organization aims to be. 1t 10 q three
ring circus, with big menagerie and
aviaries, aquarlums, collections of
freaks and side shows, drew fully 10, coo
people to each performance. A special
performance was given this forenoon,
and the tent was we'll filled with au Gu
thusiastic audience. The circus 10
wonderfully complete, nothing being
lacking that would furnish amusement :.
The performers arc OF a high order of
merit.
"TRILnY"-That greatest and most
magnetic of modern plays-"Irllby"
Will be seen here at the Academy of
Music Monday aud Tuesday, Septem
Der 9th and 18th, with A. NJ. Paine or g
company under the direction of vii.
| liam a. Brady, and will DO brought
entrancing features.
"rrilby," both Us play and n per-
formunce, IS one of tho best, most in
teresting aud exciting things that have
appeared ON the stage this season.
"GKIMES' CELLAR Doom. This
amusing play will DO presented at the
Academy on Tuesday evening next
with James b. Mackle as tho princi
pal attraction, although tho company
IN Its entirety, ID n strong one. In
"Grimes Cellar Door" there is fun aud
plenty of it, and 1t should be seen by u
| big house.
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OBITUARY..
Tho Late Mrs. Eiixnbcth Fsstor Pas.su
AWAY. ~

~ . mhyi ELIZABETH FOSTER died Mt ST. yincent,s
a., Vs ~ ,' gu T" edncsday morning, September 3th.
W. W" eay and a,eialky the soul Of this ssi,iiiy
,,i W ~ carthiy tabernacle to enter into that
cue ia, hst, for which sha hai 80 ard,ntv long, =
ntr rooy, iak,d and worn rom The most 4.
Ilucla'lne ain that can be bjrne by d human
Dchs ut last yielded np the struggle for ji6s a
gu Guy lttl' thild fails asle,p Tho,. WHO
had watched at her h, Ie constantly for tne nss,
~, ;,"s were not CONSCIOUS of the prcsenc,5 Of
'ust "irr risitant dea h, un II cola gtay shajos
,trgp' over her face nj made known % linen, ttas
hnues the iI+'s CEASED 10 tea', and ihe soul OF
.nH tristan woman who had borne her suffering
Void S" ", sublime outage had passed from this
ohe had ottn for twenty years a sufferer frfma
,c ,'g Se,;G, Ieo past two ycars OF her life,
pe'ua tnaFtyIdom. borne without n uliirmnr or
comp aint he was Il most olifyiny example Of
iatience aud Chr s;lan fortitnde 10 tho,a whn
mn>ieicd 10 her, OF came i'm contpct Will k.r ~
any way Suiey for such suffering me, kly hornea
81 wan receive that martyrs crown, which they
r,ihen crown or nigh, rich MIN celestial iewelry
~ Genmed with pune aud living light leo daz..
hling Tor sinuoCs sight"
MRS. FoSiEE gentle and conuci.n,io,.
l"y. born OF a family descended ION the irish
m"nin y She was woman Of fine int,llest ami
gii,.d rs Il writer. fhr Catholic wcrd for NAV
contains . ire article wiilten by her some yeIrs
ago called Note, on Italy" -
At oe'eet Thursday, morning the altar 10 the
yhItcl al -. Nlm,cn,'s Hospital wa, solempiy
dtared wsth black, AID her body resting there
eri, re the alter. \ requm mass was ung by ,he
being the ,cebrlnt. y
he oean,i,ui hymn Nearer, My God. to Thee,
wa, sung by Miss Magec at the odcriory " As tho
'l?veu though II be a c.css
That rai 9th me-"
rang Out sweet and clear, they seemed wonder
lnlly i""d e a,h pproiria,cly sung AZ n last
mcn,h'o to Que who hui ca rlcd her cross SO
;, The interim mt took place in tho cemetery Mt
Portsmouth. ''eiy AZ
90 iorIh upon thy journey Christian soul:
Ahd may thy pace to-day be found In peace
And may Thy dwelling he the Holy Mount
'i 9iohIthr0uSh III; home OF Christ our
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08

The first bale of the new crop of
North Carolina cotton received Mt Nor
folk was brought in yesterday by the
SeaDoatd AR Line. 1t was shipped by
Messrs. Thompson ~ Bnrbee, OF
Raleigh, n. O., TO the well.known firm
of Vaughan Il Barnes. cotton factors.
Tho bale was graded good style mid
ding OF fair grade staple and ives sold
at eight tS) cents per pound to Messrs.
Bassett, Nash \ Co, exporters and
spinners agents. This is only eleven
days later than last year.
Messrs. Eure, Gregory & Go. re-.
ceived yesterday twelve (l2) bales new
cotton from South Carolina, it graded
strict middling from staple and eondi-
ton and was sold to Messrs. John Tan
ner Co., cotton exporters and mill
agents.
Messrs. Savage Son ~ Co, received n
bale of strict middipg cotton from
Abbeville, S. O., last evening.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08
CROCKETT'S SPRINGS.
A Very Lovely Resort. A Delightful
Season.
Correspondenco of Tha Ylrpininn


Correspondence OF The virgininn,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va, Septem.
Der 4.-As usual this delightful sum.
mer resort has been crowded, Thoy
have had to turn off visitors. The
pluce has been much improved, Two
beautiful cottages have been built md
next yeor more will be put up. The
grounds have been benutiiied In every
respect and walking around tho Ii otel
ls much better,
The guests have most delightful
time. They plny cards, lawn tennis
ten pms, driving aud riding parties
given, and In tho morning you will
SEQ tho ladies around with their fancy
WORK. The ladies gave progressive
euchre party few nights sluce.
Miss Dickinson, Of Richmond, adds
so much to the pleasure of oil, she
recltes beautifully.
Miss Kellogg. of Roanoke, and Miss
Stevens, of Newport News, charm tho
company by their beautiful voices. /
met MIR. j. a. $. Keid and two dangh.
tors, OF Norfolk. They are at Blacks
burg. lie came to try Tho water, and
Ike all who come, Is much pleased.
MIR. mud Mrs. Lewis Storms and
daughter, of Newport News, aud Ssna-
tor Call and vito, of Florida, are with
us. Mrs. Fern, Of New Orleans, is u
very attractive woman. Mrs. j. Allen
Watts aud Mrs. Mabel Langhorne, of
Richmond, arc great favoritcs. Mr..
Hornthal. OF Norfolk, is here.
The weather is lovely and the
foliage is just beginnios to turn. How
beautiful it will be In fow weeks.
The Messrs. Thomas arc very kind and
DO all they can to entertain their
| guests. The springs are the most
popular III the mountains aud it gets
moro so as time goes on.
NORFOLK.
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Mon Are welcome Iherc.

All men are extended cordial re.
ception at the meetings of the Y. NJ.
{. A. No man is out OF place there
the exercises are full of life and strong
ly religious.
Tho following is the programme and
orchestry for the meeting this after
noon:
Invocation; song service. led by MIR.
j. z. Grandy, and orchestral accom-.
paniment; prayer; euphonium solo,
1.-The Palms" Prof. L. NJ. Rugby, OF
London, Eng; hymn; address, "Our
Greatest Need" Rev. w. b. Beau.
champ: solo, open the Beautiful
Gates" Prof. L, nj. Rngby; prayer;
Offering; hymn; benediotion.
Orchestra-Violin, Prof. Charles
Borjes; violin, MIR. Jacob Hecht; VIC
lin, Mr.. Il. L. Nottingham; cello,
Prof. Hans Mettke; cello, Mr.. George
II. Dawes: cornet, Mr.. +. II. Maxim
cornet, Mr.. q. Gordon; trombone,
Prof. Il. Nj. Rugby; flute, MIR. G. Il.
Towson; piano, Prof. Rochussen.
There will be meeting for BOYS,
similar to the one held last Sunday,
this afternoon at 3 o'clock, to which
every boy in the city under 1G years OF
age is invited.
At this meeting the time OF the meet
ing for the organization Of the Junior
department will be given out.
Last Sunday forty boys attended the
meeting and each boy promised to
bring another boy with him to the next
meeting.
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HONTERSVllUE.

Mrs. Susie Hurst and two children
are on visit to friends and relatives in
Baltimore. Md.
MIR. Sidney Garrison, of Belle Haven,
Accomac county, Va, is visiting MIR.
al. q. Lennon, on johnson avenue,
Mrs. Thomas Il. Mann, of Elizabeth
CITY, N. O., is visiting Rev. J. q. Len
mons family mt the parsonage.
There was au organization OF Odd
Fellows last Friday night with mem.
uershIp OF about 100.
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A LUCKY HOME RUN DID II.
Co"ci"dcd rom Second page.

according to The VInGINlAN's per-
centage table Norfolk and Portsmouth
are tie for third place.
The Roanoke club failed to make
single hit oil Tannehill yesterday. He
wins the record Of the season,
Carney Flynn, who WAS once given O
trial by Captain Comiskey, may pitch
some games for the Cincinnati Club
this fall.
Pitcher Tannehil. of the Richmon
Club, OF the Virginia League. is being
spoken OF as ono of the coming pitchers
OF the country,
First Baseman Mangan. of Ports
mouth, is q native of Cleveland, and
was formerly on the stage six years
with Pitcher Frank Knauss.
Petersburg made seven runs In tho
eight inning yesterday and tod the
SCORE, which up to that time was niue
to two in favor of Portsmouth.
There is no such thing as champion
pitcher, as you will find some great
pitchers with weak tenme, and weak
pitchers DONG well as the result of
being In strong steams.
fitcher Moran, now with Pittsburg,
holds the 80 shut-out record for the
Southern League. In tho game of
June he struck out thirteen Memphis
batsmen. He is south-paw.
Yesterday was Eddie Herr's day to
oilioiate in the box, but the death of
his brother in st. Louis prevented his
playing. The young man will not go
home as he could not arrive there in
time Tor the funeral. ED" hns the
sy mpathy of The YIRGINIAN.
According 10 the percentage table of
the Richmond Dispatch Portsmouth ia
one point ahead of Norfolk for third
place. The Richmond Times puts Nor.
folk in third place by ten points. The
NIRGINIAN's percentage table makes the
"Clams" and "Iruckers"a tie for third
| place. There is q mistake somewhere.
The players In the Southern League
| most likely to succeed in faster com.
| papy are Third BasemRn Myers, OF
Nashville; Shortstop Peoples, of Mont
gomery; Pitcher Norton aud Second
Baseman Delehanty, of AtIantn; Pitcher
Clousen, of Montgomery; Catcher vii.
son, of Atlanta, and left handed Pitcher
| Frank Hahn, of Mobile.
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MUHY0H' 5
REMEDIES CURE.

Save Doctors BILLS. euro Yourself ut
IFifitng Cost. munyon's .sGutdc
10 HeniIli," Free ut NIL Druggists,
VIII Tell YOu How. skenicdics
sold Mostly at ONLE TWENTY
FIVE CENrS. A single sotiIe nIny
caro- You. Small Doses. Pleasant
40 AXE. nOn't Fiji Your System
With injurious Drugs. Munyon's
Remedies VIII Cure When Every
shinE Else Fails.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08

The STEAMER "Northampton," OF the
Old Oomyuion Line, leaves the Bay
Limo docE, Norfolk, every morning at
700 a. M. for Mathews and Giouces.
ter counties, arriving here on her re.
turn trip about 600 p. m. This makes
n delightful trip during the hot wca
Their. Fare Sl.00 for the round trip.
iy7.tf
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The s:rent Clearing snie

Renewed at Levy Bros, III Main
street, and will be continued at those
wonderful cheap prices as advertised
IN Sundays paper during the balance
of the week. New bargains opening
every day.