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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-08-22
To Buy Washington Pine.

The Party of lumbermen who left the
Wisconsin River Valley have been
heard from. MONDAYS Sentinel con-
tanned the following item about them
A party of Wisconsin lumbermen
headed by Walter Alexander of the
Alexander-Stewart Lumber company of
Wausau, arrived in Seattle for the
purpose of examining the lumber
interests of the state, with view to
making large investments here. The
lumbermen of the middle West see the
beginning of the end of their white
pine forests, and they are looking for
new fields. The party will spend two
or three weeks in the state, making
their headquarters at Seattle. They
have had woodsman out here for six
months examining different tracts of
timber and express the intention to
make large investments in the state as
the results of their examinations.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-08-22

No doubt everyone wishes to
get the best value for his money.
We will help you to get the same
if you will always read our adver-
tisements carefully. We have
already convinced our trade that
the landslide we have started in
prices steadily continues to slide
nearer and nearer the requirements
of the trade, and need not say that
these are the benefits derived from
conducting our business on cash
basis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-08-22
AUCTION.

The largest Hotel at Nekoosa, Wis
consin, known as the Burns Hotel, will
be sold at Auction to highest bidder,
Saturday, September IA, 1895, at 2 p. m.
Building cost $500 to build, sale to
include five lots 33x125, value about
$1,000, must be sold without reserve at
the day and date mentioned. For
information address Henry Ullrich, POI
Grand Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 4w.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-08-22
LADY RIDERS WILL RACE.
TOGETHER THEY STAND.

Marshfeld Times: A sort of love
feast and conference took place in this
city on Tuesday and Wednesday be-
tween the leading furniture manufac-
turers Of Minnesota and Wisconsin
resulting in what will be hereafter
known as the Northwestern Chamber
Suite Manufacturers Association. The
object of the meeting was not so much
to raise the price of furniture as to talk
over and establish grades and a more
uniform price list which they did to the
satisfaction of all. Those present were:
W. L. Daughty, John Banderob,
Oshkosh; E. Oberbeck, Centralia; W.
H. Watson. Eau Claire: Theo. Kemnitz
Jr., Green Bay; G. Kastner, Plymouth;
c. Y. Mcmillan, Fond du Lac; D. NJ
Neill, Red Wing, Mimi, Geo. H Elwell,
a. G. Kennedy, Minneapolis; F. J,
Luger, st. Paul and Frank Upham
Marshfeld.
Superior Leader; Mr.. Dean, the
deep water commissioner never took
any interest in the subject, knows
nothing about it and can do the deer
water enterprise 10 good; but he is
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-08-22

We handle the Famous
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-08-22
AUCTION.

The largest Hotel at Nekoosa, Wis
consin, will be sold at Auction to highest
bidder, Saturday, September IA, 1895,
at 2 p. m. Building cost $500 to build,
sale to include five lots 33x125, value
about $1,000, must be sold without
reserve at the day and date mentioned.
For information address Henry Ullrich,
207 Grand Ave, Milwaukee. Wis 4w.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-08-22
A Boston Girl.

He was rescuing her from the waves,
but it looked as though they would
never see Boston again. "Hold on
tight, Penelope" he gasped; "Hold on
tight" Don't say "hold on tight
gurgled the girl, with her mouth full OF
Atlantic Ocean, "Say hold on tightly
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-08-22
1000 lbs

IOOO IDS
Champion Butter Crackers. r . a.9
Champion Soda Crackers. S|E5
Columbian Soda Crackers. y
City Soda Crackers. c0o
Oyster Soda Crackers. - 2
Sweet Crackers. 2 @-
Milk Crackers. 5
Ginger Snaps. 2
Sa5Suss fsgsS cafssi Fisles. Ess55ggE
Old line Our
price. price.
800 lb. Evaporated Apples, 12c Sc
200 lb. California dried Prunes lOc &c
200 ID. California dried Pears 12c Sc
100lb. California dried Peaches 12c Sc
100 lb. pkgs Beck's Golden
Wheat Breakfastina, pkg 12c Sc
500 lb. pkgs Calumet Gloss
Starch, pkg 10c sc
so Glib. boxes Argo Gloss Starch SOC 25c
so doz. ID. cans S. & W. Tomatoes, per
can cents.
so doz 3 ID cans P. B. Tomatoes, per
can cents.
so doz 2 lb cans best Corn, per can 7 cts.
% doz lb cans Apricots, per can Is cts.
% doz 3 lb cans Peaches, per can II cts.
so doz ] lb cans best American Oil Sar-
dimes, per can cents.
80 doz ] lb cans best Imported Sardines
per can 15 cents.
25 doz Black Diamond or Defiance Sal
mon, per can Is cents.
bars Centennial soap for % cents.
s bars best German family soap % cents
II bars Erasive soap for 25 cents.
II doz 8 lb pkgs Kirkoline, pkg 10 cents.
100 doz or pkgs 1776 or Pearline, per
pkg 4 cents.
81 doz Scourene, per pkg cents.
25 doz Sapolio, per pkg 7 cents.
800 cakes Nushka CASTLE soap, sold all
over the world at cts a cake, our
price 2 cakes for cents.
250 cakes white CASTLE soap, 10 cents
cake, our price cents.
800 cakes Black Beauty soap, 5 cents
cake, our price cents.
1000 gal. 40 gr Vinegar, per gal cents.
Who can meet it?
800 lb Lion Coffee per lb 20 cents.
100 Is Id pals Jelly per pail 80 cents, the
trolley can't beat it.
100 lb good Baking Powder, per lb cts.
Old liners ask 20 cents.
500 lb cans good Baking Powder per
lb IA cts. Old liners ask 25 cents.
80 gal good Syrup per gal. 25 cents. Old
liners ask 40 cents.
80 gal good Syrup per gal 80 cts. Old
liners ask so cents.
100 l qt bottles Landel's Indigo Bluing,
per bottle cents.
100 lb Tapioca per lb 2 cents.
100 ID Pearl Barley per lb 2 cents.
1902 ID pkgs Aunt Jemimas Pancake
Flour per pkg 9 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
rlj-2y

BUSINESS PRO eERTY FORSALEPRlYATELY
% close the state OF the lnte Stenhen popso, w.
ouer Ut private sale Nos. ~ and ii Union sirce,
lbs properly conf Is Il two stors and dwelling,
a'oVc fronting 39jSll7 feet in the mids, ot busi.
ness. Apply TO SHARP Il CWATHMEl sc Malta
S''S''' mTlO-l0t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
victory for tiic Dispntch.
Special Dispatch TO The Virginian.

NEWPORT News, Va. March 10
The Haynes libel suit against the
Richmond Diepatoh aud L. B. Rey.
nolds. which has been before the court
here for the past eight days, was de.
cided last night. The jury returned
after three quarters OF an hour with
verdict of not guilty in favor of the
Richmond Dispatch and l.. 3. Rev.
nolde. The case has been one of the
most Interesting ever tried here and
had the verdict been 10 the contrary
would have involved the dispatch
Company and l.. b. Reynolds in q
payment of $40, 900 for damages.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
INVITED TO COME AGAIN.
a Funny Man Visits n Doctor and Has n
Nice Time.

The other morning, ms u belatod mem
her Of tho Owl club was steering home
through the dense fog which tho writer Is
reliably Informed hangs over the city Mt 3
a. m. he passed the house of well known
physician Tho vestibulc Of this residence
was open. and OH its sido tho dim rnys OF
the moon, struggling through the gloom
produced by the efforts OF the city gns com
pany, disclosed the mouth OF nm acoustic
tube, underneath which was tho insorip-
tion, Whistle for DR.. Potts"
Not wishing to DO disobliging about so
small matter, tho Owl stumbled up tho
steps, md steodying himself against the
wall blew into the Pipe with oil tho
strength of his lungs.
Tho physician, who was awakened by
the resultant shrill whistle near his head,
arose and after wondering Mt the singular
odor of whisky I'm the room CROPPED his way
10 the tube and shouted, 'WellS"
"Gind 10 know you're WELL" was the
reply; but, heing doctor l s'pose you
can keep well mt cost pricc, can't yout''
NV hat do you WANT said the man of
pills, not caring to joke in the airy moth
ing Of his nightgown.
"Well,' snid the party ut tho other end
of tho tube after u few moments meditn-
ton. 'Oh, by the way, are you young
Potts or old Potts."
Il am DIR. Potts. There is no young
Potts
Not dead Shopei'
There noct- was any. l have no SON."
"Then you are young Potts and old
Potts too. Dear, dear, how sinRulnr!"
What do you WANT" snapped tho doc
tor, who was beginning to feel as though
his legs were pair of elongated icicles.
You know old Mrs. Pcavino who lives
In tho next blocks'
Yes; is she sickS What's the matter"
DO you know her nephew. too-Bin
Briggs
Yes; WOLF"
Well he went up to Bridgeport shoot.
ing this morning, and
And lie had an accident? Hold up q
minute. I'll be right down"
mo; he's all right, but he got G2 ducks,
IS of EN- mallards. l thought you might
like to hear it,"
And the joker hung OH to the nozzle and
laughed like hyena digging up n fat mis-
sionnry. II sny," came down from the
cxasporated NJ. D., that's "a jolly good
joke my friend. Won't you tnko some
thingS"
What" said the surprised humorist,
pausng for breath.
why, take something. Take this"
And before tho disgusted funny man
could withdraw his mouth hastily com.
pounded mixture of ink, ipecac ana asa
ietidn squirtod from tho pipe and dcluged
him from head to foot, about a pint mo
nopolizing his shirt front and collar
And while he danced frnnticnlly around
spongng himself off with his hnndker
chief and swearing like pirate in the last
act, ho could hear an angel voice from
above swectly murmur:
Have some morcf NoY Well, good
night Como again soon, you funny dog
YOU BY byr'-Louisville Medical News.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.

ELIZABETH Cry, n. c.. March 49,
Miss Lennie Rogers is visiting friends
in Edenton.
Rev. e. P. Wilson. of Stanton, Va.
is in the city to-day.
Mr.. Moses Welsel returned this
morning from business trip to Now
York.
A sociable for the benefit OF the Pres.
byterian Church was held at the resi-.
6epce OF Mss. ?. W. Melick, on Water
street. last night.
Superior Court is to be in session
here next week, Judge Beykins presid.
ing. There are number of criminal
cases on the docket, which promise to
be very interest .pg.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
Another Rcyointion I'm uats.

The latest hats arc not perched on the
extreme back of the head MS they have
been all winter, with an effect of being
about to glide off backward. On the
contrary. i'll the present headgear the
pendulum has swung to the opposite OK
IRENE. and tho dainty little CONNECTIONS
of lace and jet arc tipped down over the
eyes. Even thoater bonnets are to be
worn in this way-till newer fancy
strikes the maids and matrons who wear
them. Fashion Journal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17

BY the Morris Auction-llousc, No 80 Bank strees
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE AT OUR
~ Aucti"n-house on TUESDAY morning March
i!tb 1T ~ O'Clock uf o.
fuKNlTuRE CARPETS. RUGS,
espe1 tally In, ited to attend sale
o H. X. MORRIS,
Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
u C,aara sh. srouse.

The Bed Bug Poison sold at Bur.
rows drug store. Warranted the
strongest article made. Only % cents
pint. a brush given to apply 1t. One
oS our hotel men says: "Tt knocks them
silly. l would not be without it."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
By the Morris Anc,ion-lIonse, No IS Faux street,

X Nll;TUE or a DEED OF TRUST. DATED
in 4.nuay oil March, ls"j. from l.. iIofm 3
So;l 10 me- rs tIuSt.c have this cay takrn ,os
session ol the stock of goods contained in 40 -
water siee. oriult, Va, and the lao, K account,
H.u o'h'r evidence of ind,h cdacsa due 10 said l.
norman ron and ether properly conveyed 10
sa "a ucr'. All persons having claims ayninsl
i9 IL ir,i VIII pres MT them TO me, duly yer fed
ard All persons J. debtcd to them Will make NV.
ihentS 10 me or my agent n 81 d Sttre As soon
hS possible an invant"ry of the assets will be- m ado
aud hen ! will hc glad To- furnish any ,nfor,na
tion 10 the creditors OF said firm
SAID store in the usual course of business
j. b. l0WENBERG.
MO-" Trustee
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
AUCTION SALES -EUTUKE DAYS,
BY Pannill Bros, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE!

, by Vir, OF deed in trust To me- made BY
Marian bearing Lawrence aud Il. b. Law e &C. o.
uate NC 0ber 9th lsg,. and at the request of The
beneficiary the Elm, shall erpoe for sat. at pub
ne auc IN at the heal Estate Exchange, ll5 Map
street. i on iHESDAI, March 18TH, 1875, ct II a..
the improvements thereon, lying on the sfet
,nrnPlke IN the county of Princess Anne w
ading from Norfolk kcmp>yii. -, and ab .us
four ant h-lt miles from Norfolk city, and
one-halt mill from the Water Works, II being .
part OIL the farm known as the Gene iarni contain
ing eighty acres, mo ,ss and ia the ssms
winch was conveyed 10 said Lswrenccs bv Seloyen
ana a wife 10y their deed Of date september 9th,
rERMS-Cash rs to $1,000 with interest thereon
from Oco, or 9th, 1892, ami costs o. executing hi,
trust SJlJ with Ike interest ,her, on 10 be uad "a
October 9th, 1925. and the residue on q toler sl,
1896, or at the option of the purchaser nh cash
mrl'-tds y. jErfEItS, Trustee
IANNlIi BROS
AuCti .neers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06
Good. Commences To.Morrnw
Morning. October iiic.tn

Never hrfor" have w,. come before
our patrons and the public with such am
array OF strong attractions as will be
found in this advertised sale And if
YOU would avoid disappointment come
as early as you can. This advice viii
he read by hundreds. Here they are.
500 yards twu-tonrd illuminated suit
ings. new fan shades ,doublc Width
worth BIC. only lgc a yard
100 yards diagonal jacQuaros. cxaui-
site combination tcntircly ncwD. worth
Zoe, AT only 2lc a yard
"a distinct STYLES in French silk ana
wool piaidS t"laborat" patterns. worth
.5c. to be sold a, 5gc. a yard
IL pieces English checks Gust QUIZ.
beautiful styles, worth 75c., will go al
SOC yard
Yard and a half wide all wool Eng
fish suitings. woth 15c.. at Gle. yard
'O-inch wide surah serge. value 75c.
To be sold at SOC. a yard
500 yards vacuum plaids Dust QUIZ.
worth 10 2-3c to be sold at l2tac. a yard
10 pieces fashionable all wool suitings
with mohair figures value 15c will go
at 5Oc Il yard. together with a host of
other new things In dress goods
Autumn shades i'm Kid gloves. worth
81. will 40 at ;ac. a pair.
one lot heavy huck linen towels. worth
25c, viii h" sold at l9c each
"All'50c. table linens at 37tac. a yard 3"
one case countcrpancs. worth 75c.. at
Jac each
Another case Of counteIpancs. worth
$50. viii hc sold ut Csc each
one lot towels at iC each worth Sc.
one lot napkins nj &c. &c. and Sc each
worth double Thcs" prices are posi-
lively for cash only. Hammilrs. go
High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06
CLEANED In PETERSBURG.
The i.ibcriy Hell Died From hi. In
jUrics Other News Notes.

Petersburg. Va. oct 5.-tSpccial r.
"Lib"rty B"ll' with its official escort.
on its way to the Atlanta Exposition
arrived In this city this morning at >
o'clock. on It special train. 1t was met
at the depot 10y Mayor Charles T.
Collier. members of the Common Couu-
ell ana fully two thousand people. An
hour was spent here. The address of
welcome WAS made by Mayor Collier
Mayor WarricN. of PHILADELPHIA. re
spondcd in feeling terms, after which
tn" train pulled out from the station
and tn" ben was again on it's Journey
to Atlanta. where IN" party expect to
arrive on next Tuesday. Tho route
from her" was via the Norfolk and
Western road.
Hon. VIM r. McIlenncy. Congress
man-"lcct from the Fourth District of
Virginia. shipped to-day To the clerk
of tn" lous" Of Representatives in
Washington. SiNty-fve copies u his
brief To- the contested election cas-. OF
Thorpe W. McKcnney These briefs.
l0i pages, very closely printed. ANA is
a strong and alb" reply to that uf MIR.
Thorpe. the contestant
The County court "f SUSSEX has been
engaged since Thursday in the trial
of the cas-" OF the Commonwealth rs.
Mary Powell. colorod charged with =.
murder of Lewis Maine negro. last
June.
The unknown negro. vino was found
yesterday morning in Prime George
county In an ins"usihIc condition. with
a bullet hol" in his forehead. died this
morning. lie is supposed to have been
foullN dealt With
y series OF meetings Will hcisin to-
morrow night AT West street NJ r.
Church. To ne continued during IA,
week they will hc conducted 10y
Rev. y l.. Franklin, of Chesterfield
county.
Tho Baptist General Association "l
Virginia. which is to convene al tn,
First Baptist church, in this city. i'm
November next, is "a very large and in
ilucntial body. representing twenty
thr"" district associations. S51 churches
ana nearly lr1.ooD church members
which is over on"-tcnth of the state $
Whit" population. Tn churches COM
posing this body represent more than
$2.Goo.o0O worth OF church property ana
ia this Stat" alun" there an" 49, iiaI-
tisl ministers.
y cnlurcd boy. named George Man
ford. was throw from a horse on Hal
flax street yesterday, and had his Jaw
bone broken
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06
How 10 rnio, Good Night. Resi-

People who are restless and nervous
often wonder how they can get a good
comfortable nights rest M. Frank
Lindsay. Il wSii-kfiCwn young merchant
of this city. tells you in this issue that
If YOU wish To have a nice nights rest
to send your he'd to his place of bust
ness. corner OF Crawford and Columbia
streets. have it thoroughly renovated
and free tor all knots ANA then when
you get in il you viii rest 50 easily that
sleep viii quickly follow When YOU
awake in the morning you Will feel
rested and will thank yourself Tor hay
nt: done as directed. Remember the
place. corner of Columbia and Crawford
streets
Beds Of all kinds renovated and mad.
new within twrntY-iour hours See ad-
vcrtiscmcnt and give him Il call ana YOU
viii not regret H.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06
PORTSMOUTH MEMS

rooms this afternoon at = o'clock to pay
me last tribute of respect To the late
G. G. Lawrence
MI w. H. Johnson returned last
n'sh' from Atlanta. Ga. where he had
been attending the International AS
SoC;ation of Funeral Directors which
met in that city.
There will be a singing school and a
prayer-meeting sunday afternoon at
800 p. IN: at the Young Mems Union Mis-
sion building on Chestnut street All
are invited to attend.
\ negro, named Neal Goodman. was
arrested Friday night by Consta BILE
Anderson for stealing some money
from Mr.. Cattenhead. in the county
lie Will have hearing OIL Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ballentine lost by
death yesterday. their infant SON. Rob
crt. aged is months. 1t was buried
yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dcncc, ON Green street. near County.
Chief Engineer w. r. Robinson will
leave this morning for Augusta Ga.
to attend the convention of Fire Chiefs
of the United States and Canada.
which will convene in that city on
Monday.
The United States cruiser Montgom-
cry passed up to the Navy Yard ycster-
day morning. SalutinG the Admirals
flag as she passed the Franklin. The
Montgomery will b" dockcd FOR general
repairs.
y little son Of Mr.. George Morse. liv-
ing in Park View. while handling Il
pitchtork yesterday. ran one of the
prongs through his foot. The wound.
which was dressed by Or. Culpepper.
IS painful though not OF Il serious ma
ture.
There are several reasons why the
school Board should meet this week
One is To award the contract for coal.
another to max" arrangements for the
Park View School. and the third is
To decide about a teacher. There are
still other reasons.
Friday night one of the street cars
got in the opening made for the man
hole of tn" sewers on WaShinGt ON
street, and came near turning over.
number of gentlemen standing ON
the corner prevented it. ANA helped to
pull ii out. Th" passengers became
frightened and jumped out
y negro woman. named jackson.
who lives back of the Navy Yard wall
in the county. had her skull cracked
Friday night by a marine. who hit her
With Il beer bottle The man then
made. his escape. He is stationed ON
one OF the boats AT the yard. She did
not know his name $50 no arrests We're
made.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06
Clothing.

Where TO purchase to an advantage
is the question that troubles most buy
ers at the beginning OF the sea son. We
have made vast improvements in our
place OF business 10 accommodate our
large ana increasing trade. and our
stock of mems. boys and children $
suits can't be surpassed in the two
cities for price, quality and work man
ship. It's TO the interest of purchasers
to buy carly so they can got the choice
of styles sizes etc.
w" are the only authorized agents
for the celebrated Sweet, orr & Co 5
working pants. oVeralls, etc.
RRESLACER & ANTHONY.
ia High street,
Second Door from Crawford
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06

Friday night about 10 o'clock two ne
gro women named Mary Warren and
Ann" Jordou got into a difficulty in 4
cook shop on Goodwin street, near
county, and another woman named
Mary Driver tried To prevent une
trouble hy getting between them. la
doing ;" she was cut in four places in
TIA" back. some Of which are in dan,
""lous location. The Woman who did
the cutting is from NuitolE. She MA jl,
her escape. Constable Anderson carried
thu woman Driver t. the county Jail.
where her wounds W"r" dressed He
then went in pursuit OF the other wo-
man, hat had not Yet come up with her
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06

The people of Portsmouth have
never been backward i'm sports or any
kind. Next To the National game foot
ball arouScS the whole community to
the highest degree OF enthusiasm
Not only is the game exciting and in
tereStinE. but our city is always repre- =
scented 10y the young mon of the city.
The members OF the Portsmouth Ju-
Nor eleven are I'LL well known and
popular young athletes. Undoubtedly
when they play the Bramblciou team
on October nth. the game will be wit
messed by the largest crowd that ha"
been in League Park since July 9TH.
At the regular practice on Friday the
Juniors were out i'm fun force. Many
OF their friends We're present and did
not fail tn make themselves heard at
every opportunity. 1t WAS regular
foot bah weather. and the boys went
into The game with vim and skill that
would do justice to the Varsity team
or Yale. Til" backs play well together
following close in the interference. and
AT times would break through the OPP
poncnts' line for long gains. The whole
team play a beautiful game and are
confident Of playing winning ball
against Erambleton OH the eth inst
Probably the juniors strongest point
is is forming the lightning mtcrfer-
ancc and making long runs around the
ends The game with I,rnn,blct0n
Wct. l2thD will he called at 1850 u. m
sharp. The street Ct.rS and wagons
Will make special trips 10 the grounds.
ON next "Wednesday night at $50 the
Juniors Will play an exhibition game
10y electric light in front OF NulVrv's
Hotel. at Port Norfolk Thr list of
players will be published later.