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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
DAYS DO|NGS CHRON|CLED
ASummary of Occurrences Happen
ing In and About the City.
n Crazy Woman Committed to Jail.
The Death Rate Among the Col
ored People. Personal Men,
ton. The Pythian Excur-
sion and Other Notes,

The Ice Palace is the coolest place
On the city.
The Fern came up to the yard with
stores yesterday.
The High School commencement
will take place TO night.
A crazy coiored woman named Grace
Jones was committed to the county JUL
yesterday.
MIR. Virgiuius Grant, who has been
extremely i'll for some time. is slowly
on the mend.
Read advertise of ii. l.. Page & Co.
sn which they offer for rent two houses
ON Middle street.
Ananias Good WAS committed to the
county jsil yesterday for thirty days
dor wife beating.
The Portsmouth Club will return
home to night and tomorrow they will
play the Roanokes.
Don't forget the excursion by Sc,
eide Lodge. X. OF p, fought, 30 Old
loint and the Capcs.
Rev. w. Hines, the Noted evangelist,
vili preach in the South Street Baptist
Church tonight Rt s o'clock. The
public is invited.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann
Slurden will take place this afternoon ut
Goclock from the residence of her hus-
aand, No. 602 Queen street.
Complaints still continue TO come in
about some one stealing papers. The
PARTIES are sure to get caught and will
be dealt with according TO law.
Mrs. Mary j. Conner. mother OF MIR.
W. b, Conner of this city, died at her
residence at Whaleyville Nausemond
county, on Sunday. She was buried
yesterday.
Miss Ruth II. Davis reonests Tur
NlRGINIAN to state that the attendance
81 the Fourth District School has not
fallen of and that the attendance this
week is as good rs usual.
The young man of whom mention
was made of having been arrested upon
warrant sworn ont by n Chinamau,
~ho charged him with stealing 81, was
discharged yesterday.
l he mortality among the colored
people this month has been very heavy,
Ia fact it has been larger than was ever
luoTn IN the same month unless there
was some kind OF epidemic.
A Baptist Sunday School from Nor
folk carried seventeen coachess full of
people to Shaw Springs yesterday.
Shere was almost as many from Ports
mouth as there were from Norfolk.
Only seventy one dogs have been
hcepseu up 10 GATE. The police Will
Ia q few days commence taking the dog
census. All parties who fail to Day
their tax will be hauled up before the
Mayor.
Every one of the baseball rooters was
snquiriug around last night to know
sne cause of the Portsmouth defeat.
TIE boys can play ball. but do not
eeem to be doing much nov with the
Ietersburgs.
To-day w. A. Fentress, trustee, will
cell at public auction in front of the
courthouse, at - M, a number of lots,
etc, belonging to the late John Ii.
attenhcad. For particulars attend
Gale and you may secure n bargain.
number OF small boys are in the
habit of playing in the bosthouse at the
!oot Of Court street. 1t is q dangerous
practice. Some of them are liable to
inll overheard and be drowned Par.
onts should keep them away from the
pace.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

After citing about score Of cases
where large manufacturing concerns
have recently announced voluntary
Increase i'll wages, the Dallas News
Gnd. } remarks, These results bear un-
mistakablc testimony to the happy rid
ance which all legitimate manufacture
ing industry of the country experienced
with the dcmiae and burial of the No
kinley tariff. -
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STORIES OF THE DAY.
Low Michigan Girl snvcd n yYest Pointo OF
From Disgrace.

From Disgrace.
There were hundreds of pretty girls
from all parts of the coun,ry at West
Point participating in the recent gradu-
ating festivities at the Military acsade-
my.
But the queen of them all was II black
eyed young woman from Michigan
whose health will be drunk at every ar
my post where the young officers OF 1896
are stationed, and tho story of whose
ready wit and audacity will he West
Point legend for years to come.
-Four marks against cadet render
him liable to dismissal, or as cadets call
it, found, Despite the strict rules
against smoking some Of the Youngsters
run the chances of slyly putting ciga-
rettcs, and having no pockets carry
them inside the bands of their caps.
The last day Of the four year course
found one oadet with three marks against
his record. His commission in the army
was almost III sight. and ho was hasten
ing to the last duty he would have to
perform under the rigid discipline OF
the academy. On the walk in front of
Officers row be met the charming
young woman from Michigan with the
strictcst of the tactical officers stationed
ut the Point After salu,ing rs required
the cadet raised his cap to the pretty
girl, and cigarette foil to the ground
az tbn tactioul r,o,,I e fa.t
Fer moment the cadet was almost
paralyzed. a vision of the four black
marks and sense Of the danger of be-
ing dismissed at the last hour came upon
him
The officer did not see the cigarette
from the cap, but his ego lighted upon
1t ut his foct The cadet stopped and
stood at attention while the officer look
ed at him for Il moment and then stern
~ said, 81 shall be Obliged to report
you for smoking, sir. " Tho young wo-
man SAW the situation, and before an
other word could be said stepped be-
tween the two mon.
This is not his cigarettcr' she OK
claimed to tho tactical officer, looking
him unfinchingly i'll tho face. There
was moment Of strained silence.
Captain. you shall not report that
cadet for smoking" she went Oh hur-
riedly, flush mounting to her checks.
The cigarette is not his, but mine. 1
dropped it, l know it is shameful for
me to confess that do suoh II thing AS
to smoke, but lois of US girls do it," and
she forced II little laugh. You will not
tell on mo, will you?'
She went on with an appealing glance
that penetrated the stern military breast.
81 would not have it known. "
The captain promised. His honor AS a
gentleman compelled him to accept tho
young woman's word, but his eye was
fixed upon the cadet
Come ON, captain, or we will be
late, said the girl in triumph, and as
she passed she gave the cadet a smile
that stole his heart away That night
the old stone buildings rcsounded with
JOY, and the next day, when his diploma
was handed To the cadet, she applauded
him more than any ono else.
Perhaps this story will have Il sequel
Who can tell? Stranger things have hap
peDed. -Pittsburg Dispatch
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a Quaint Advertlsemenr.

The following quaint advertisement
is from South African paper:
BIRTH.
10 was on Thursday, at 0:80 IA In. tho fourth
OF c. M. do Tarnowsky family. at Bonnie Terro
Poenix, lovely babe named: Eiacin Milton
Lubomir has drawn his Grs. breath of hfo, on
This earthly world. All generous. Christian
friends. kindly to pray our heavenly Father
to protect this puny. living spring. through
time and for etornityl
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PORTSNIOUTHNEWS

heath OF HIrs. EIiznbeuh murden.
Mrs. Elizabeth Murden, wife of
MIR. Robert Murden aud mother of
CHARLES. \. b.. Il. Il. aud ID. w. Muir
dsn,, died yesterday morning at the
residences of her husband No. Coz
Queen street, in the 10Th year of her
age. She was a member OF Monu
meutal NJ. T.. Church. aud died in tho
blessed hope OF reward. The funeral
VIII take place this afternoon st 6
'olonk
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The Ice rnIuc,.

Last night was ministers night at the
Ice Palace. Quite number were pres
ent to enjoy the delightful breeze and
the cool Refreshments OF tho evening.
An hours song service was hold. Miss
Davis was present and made the sc.
quaintanco OF quite q number. To night
will be ar. night.
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a.>muI,ed w,In AZ ~

Monday Mr.. Sam Mccoy, who livos
near Wallnceton. and negro named
Chas. Griffin, had some words. Griffin
went of and got an axe and attempted
to hit Mr.. Mccoy with it. In doing
b ho came near cutting Mr.. McCoy's
foot oil. He was finally overpnwercd
aud was brought to the county ialI,
where he will remn II for some time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
Trusts Under the New Tariff.

The Wall Paper trust is about to be
wound up through judicial process. Ever
since the repeal of the Mckinley law the
trusts have been shaking, and one after
another is disappearing. Fair trade tar
if legislation is bad for monopolies, and
the trusts have no show under the now
tariff law.--Kansas City Times.
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Drnnh Concentrated I've.

Yesterday afternoon a small child OF
Mr.. e. Z. Parker. at West Norfolk,
drank some concentrated lyo that had
been carelsssly loft on table by tho
servant. Tho little ones throat was
badly scalded and is in a critical con
dition. DIR. II. Fl. Parker was tele.
phoned for and did oil lie could to
relieve her sufferings which were in
tanRa.
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q mo.her and ChlIu nlca rngn1nrr

On Sunday Mrs. George Murden,
who lives at Mt. Pleasant. Norfolk
county, died after short illness.
About an hour afterwards her little
one, month old. died also. Mother
AMI child were both buried in the
same coffin yesterday. Rev. Mr..
Proctor conducted the services. Their
remains were inferred in the family
burial ground. 1t was indeed sad
sight. The afflicted husband has the
sympathy OF all who know him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

"Many of the citizens OF Rainsvi lie
indiana aie never without bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house." says Jacob Brown. the leading
merchant Of the place. This Rom edy
has proven OF SO much value for colds
Group and ~hooping cough in children
that few mothers who know its worth
are willing to be without ii. For sale
by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

Measrs. Levy y jacobs beg to an.
nounce TO the public that in oonnec
ton with their immense line of men.
boy and children suits (Which they are
selling at cut rate iigures). they also
carry large line of night shirts, neg
ligee shirts. bathing suits aud Sweet
Orr overnlls. Remember the place.
LEVY Il JACOBS,
200 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

Exercises at ~. Joseph. Academy,
The music hall on the premises Of
the Sisters of st. Joseph's Academy
was crowded yesterday AFTERNOON by
tho friends of tho institution, who
we're delIg GIFTED with the excellent reu-
dition of the following musical and
literary programme, which was fully
up to the high standard Of this Acad-
envy:
Duet. :....................E Emf ance March
Misses III. Mo Hugh. V. Gr,nu. l.. Johns, II
and NJ. Clarke.
ON Jesus III Thy Sacrament Sen Or Glass
Misses NJ Martin. b. Casey. NJ. Butler and
Master C.. johnson.
Eocitat on-'lhe Bells"
.lntcrmedato Eiocu;ion Glass
Trio ............ "Nnlse lie COMFORT
Masses NJ. sullivan. 5. Pace. Il ,asseIi, NJ.
Niemeyer, NJ. Ryan aud Mas
ter H. Sullivan.
IN Wedding of tho Lily ana the Rose"
Yri'-"Der FreischutA"... @. Nj. vi Weber
Misses A. Bourke. Is. Casey, a. $ hooles. II.
Lyons, L. Robinson and Master
&. johnson.
Song and Dance. The Little Newsboys'
Boys.
Duet ......,.........,.... .''sleighridc"
Mlsses II. Griffith. II. H. 81 suly, NJ. Sullivan
AID T.. Robinson.
- Bunch Of Shamr ocks' .Iptermediate Glass
"lihapsodie liongroise".. List
Miss l.. Johnson.
LOST ANON THE tAlREs,
CHARACTERS.
Nellie (disobodient little girl. Miss b Odcon
Fairies-Misses Nieymeyer, I Blair. II
Ryan, 1 vette. X Gill am, Lang
horne. J Gardner, l. Blamire,
Al Mulvoy. NJ Miano.
lAnneuser. MISREPRESENTATION. Wagner List
Miss Griffin.
Vocal solo. "Only Tangle Of Golden Curls"
Miss Clarke.
Symbal Drill ........... Intermediate Glass
recitation "MonaB Waters
Senior Elocution Class.
Quartette "Come Who're the Lilies Bloom
Misses Y. Grihn, NJ. Clarke, V. Gelwn
and II. Grant.
Duet. .............."ll Trova,ore" (verdi)
Misses NJ. Clarke.N. Goodwin. c. SchIo eder
and NJ. McHugh.
"Come Join the Dance" ...
Senior Glass.
ACADEMIC HoHoRs.
'Valedictory" Observation-Disclosures.
Miss G. Goodwin.
Duet. ........... ......... Exit March"
Misses NJ. McHuehv Griiiin, L. Johnson
and II. Clarke.
Tue following young ladies' received
academic honors and gold II edals for
proficiency in various branches of
study: Misses Genevieve Goodwin, Mag
gle kiley, Virgie Griffin and Lizzie
Johnson. The art department pupils
showed marked Improvement III the
finish of their work and were the re-
clpients of much praise for their dis.
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Presented viii a Medal.

At the closing exercises of st, 10
seph's School held yesterday Miss III.
ley was presented with a gold medal.
she having graduated with high hon.
ors. Owing to her father having died
within the past few weeks the presep.
tation was made by Father Brady in
the parlor of the school house in the
presence OF the sisters and n few others
1t was accepted in graceful manner.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

5000 yards nonpnreil fast black dot
ted and figured fine mulls. never before
sold Tor less than II cents and 10 cents
per yard; our price, cents. 5000
yards fancy dotted Swiss, beautiful
designs, regular price 20 cents Der
yard; our price 6, cents. Come earIy
to secure first choice. A. j. Phillips.
202 and 20i High street, under Oxford
Hall
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nbstncIss 10 NIntrimonx.

What with the advent Of the new wo-
man and threatened rise of 20 per cent
in the price of chamber suits a period Of
unprecedented dullness in the honey
moon business is Prophesied. Chicago
Times Herald
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No Comparipon.

A dealer in tobacco says "a pipe is as
helpless as baby and needs as much
care, - but amy Young parent knows it
limit mifionth part as sweet. --Chica-
60 Tribune.
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Time to Stop Croahins.

Why shouldn't the calamity howler
DO silent? It's only the frog that con-
times to croak after getting his head
above water. -Philadelphia Times.
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Under the Democrats Tariff Too.

Six thousand nailmakers in the west
are rejoicing now over u 10 per cent in
crease in wages promised for June l.
Wages are going up everywhere along
the line. Boston Globe.
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VNOR RENTING. 523 First street. saloon,
n $Wper month; 30. 81 Crawford ST..
t22 90 per month: No S2D High 81. dwelling.
ing. r25 per month: No. II Dinw idiie st..
dwelling, *2l per month: No. H. DIN
street, dwsling. $40 per month Several
nice stoees All I some sniR dwellings, at very
reasonable rents. All are in good order and
nearly all have city water Parti d desiring
good honses must call early. JNO. l..WAr-
BON, Portsmouth,, Va.
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by q. NJ. Reynolds 4 Co, Auctioueers.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH.

Pursuant TO tho following do DIS OF trust
OF record III the Clerks Office OF tho court
OF i.ustlngS for the city OF For ,smuu th one
uArcuted by Mary V. brent nnd husband
dated Juno 31th, 1884, and recorded in deed
book ", page 40, ana the Otnur executed
by Anne T.. Bnkor aud husband etc,. din ell
December 3D. 1874. and re-, oruod in deed
book rs. page 10. and at tho request of the
beneficiary Ill said Il, eds named VIZ shall. on
THURSDAY THE 2Trn DAY OF JUNE. 1875
At IL o clock m III front OF the courthouao
door IL said city. sell Tor cash tho 70 10 wing
property
l. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND. with
Tho bull ngs and improvements. beginning
at II point on the last side OF Gie IA .trcrt
~ ioet three inches south from tho south
east lntcrsn ton OF Race and 0reru atr.ety
thence South along the East side OF Green
street 10 feet. thence East lib ret thence
North 60 feet thence West 10 feet thenco
North 60 foot, and thence West 100 feet 10
beginning.
.. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND. with
the buildings and improvements, beginning
at point on tho EHst sIde OF trnwforl
street. 5tt iUrt North from the Northeast
Intersection OF Queen rni rnwford rtreets
thenco East lUS iset, thence North ~ icet
Z inches. theuco Wost "a foot To n pniut
which is 70 IL fest from the south line of
this lot, thence contlnui x WoBt IA feet to
Crawford street, aui thence South along
tue East side OF Crawford street t. tho be.
ginning.
All the above property has nice buildimgs
and improvements thereon, and offers u
good Inducements to purchasers
'. q. ClL ElPER,
GEORGE A. BROOKS.
1r stees.
q. N. REYNOLD e co.,
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Chance For Social EeonomIst.

1t begins to look as ifsthe only way to
keep the Russian thist1e from monopo-
liGing farms is to discover some legiti-
Gate commercial use for IL
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PolsrsM"urn ADvEm.,,EMEvNs
PoKrsMoUril ADvE,rlsEm ENrs
PORTSMOUTH, ADvsRrIsHm q znrlss

WV az the most taxed about and busiest Clothing lin
be
money for Suit
AS hne and good clothes to-day fol-
for Suit
sol by uforSI
by usforSI
sell aIowernr
dhowwe don
Suit ' 20 - Disses.
Mans SUIT
S. and G67
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Aud san til. worh of kemodeIIng
t.Orn On.

We are actually sacrificing the bal.
ance of our stock Of clothing. The
trouble liz. the sizes are oil broken: no
regular lots, but We might Just have
the size you want. II we have, there'll
he no trouble to sell you. We have
about 80 dozen shirts we're closing out
at Csc pair, worth from 81 to $3.50.
They are mostly oil large sizes and
worth twice the money we're charging.
Breslauer n Anthony. III High street,
second door from Crawford strea,.
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One hundred rolls new mating re-
,eived to day. Neat, handsome patterns
Jerry cheap. Gall to see it. Carpets
{nGs, oil cloth. etc.. at j. S. Crawford's
Eurnituro house.
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l have recently seen exemplified tho
system of orr laws IL the case of wild
ow who has been left with an annuity
OF 800 month. which she readily ac-
cepted. while hog stepson receives all
the property left ny tho husband and ia
Their, which amounts to at least cleo,
00c. Tho widow mado no protest aad
believes that it is her Christian duty 90
acquiesce III the results Of stlch All out :
rageous proceeding She lived with her
husband for more than II quarter OF II
century. caring for him in sickness,
making perfect slave Of herself, re-
coivinR his tyrannical diotation all these
years, and at the last accepting conlpar.
alive poverty, while beholdink the Fact
Of her stepson with his family living in
luxury This is the condition of the law
in New York state. One might imagine
the romance of man being sufficiently
manly and just to possess sufficient lib
crafty to divide the property equally
with his stapn1other, but things don t
happen in that way.
Tho financial reason is the chief req
son. I believe. that interferes with the
rapid progress Of WOMAN suffrage; until
woman has earned at least 81 900 and
spent 1t l doubt very much whether she
will redlize tho value of money and the
power that it possesses for good when
used in tho right direction, and, on the
other hand, she will not reahze the re-
trograde movement it will produce when
used in II wrong direction. Until this
point IS better understood all rapid nd =
vances in the cause of woman Suffrage
will be very seriously delayed, and in
fact interfered with To an extreme dc.
gree Stevens in Woman s Tribune.
Miss May Cassatt.
One of the women who are becoming
famous in art is Miss May Cassatt, an
American who has lived in London and
Paris for many years A critic SAYS of
her If the signature upon each picture
We're not Mary Cassatt. it is doubtful
so far az execution goes, whether any
observer would suspect that the painter
is a woman. Miss Cassatt' 8 work is very
seldom defiant of hor sex. 1t has none
Of the chip Oh the shoulder air, as who
would say, l am woman, but I can
paint like man, that the aggressively
masculine touch OF Miss Beaux, for ex-
ample, sometimes suggests. To all APP
pearances, i'll technical attainment and
achievement, Miss Cassatt is simply un-
conscious of her scx, and would put him
who examines her work into similar
mood. Her hand is quito MS firm rs q
mans 1t is n great deal holder and
moro precise than that Of many of her
hxethren ut homo and abroad 4"
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HtiryCle NOtcG.

Tickets for the bicycle races can be
Ind from Levy 4 Jacobs or w n
Whites store.
The referee in to.days contest will
be Mir. Juo. Downing.
Judges-C w O'Neill, W Dodson and
q NJ Reynolds.
lime keepers-W Chapman, j w
Noodman and + Lindsay.
Sterter-Mr w n White.
Clerk OF Course-M Brandt.
The races will begin at O'Clock
eharp.
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w. c. ~ a S NJ
I29 High streot.
SPECIAL SALE

Big Willow Rockor, ouly $3.50: large I'm
ported Rugs. SC 10 79c Look at Theses
prices: Muttings at sell for Zoe, 2Oc. Abe
3Oc per yard; our price Sc, lUc, nc aud lsc,
COLES.
my2s SOC County street, citv.
Ta5Close at p. m. Saturdays excepted
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ats O'CLOCK Ihis Morning yo Begin

arm hiHs
on our Counters 10 be
Sacrificed. L7nmniII's.
One lot 7 and So. cnlicos will 90
while they last at 4ic. n yard.
One lot fine summer ginghams.
worth 1910, will go while they last
ut Gle.
One lot fine French Organizes.
worth 25c. yard, will go at 1899. Cox.
quislte pattarns).
One lot japanese gilt draperies.
former price iSc. yard, will 90 while
they last. at l9c. yard (think of the
price.
One lot outing cloths. beautiful
styles, former price 10 and 1910, will
60 while thoy last at 7.c yard.
One lot figured sateens, former price
i2kc will go at SIC n yard.
One lot crinkler very pretty, former
price i5c, will go while they last at s 6
One lot ladies embroidered hsndker.
rhiefs, former price 25c, will go while
they last at l9c each.
sale begins promptly at 8 O'Clock.
we shall include in this sale our entire
1tock of table linens and napkins. Come
Sarly for the choice things. Hammill's.
$40 High street.
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nj ICE: .

If you want PURE BLACKBERRY JUICE
and OUEFIES PURE MALT WHlSKEY call
CT. JONES'. Corner Middle QNd County SIS,
where YOU will find II full supply. my9l-lm
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M. RosEMRAUM id 6 and rs High ST.. Portsn.

EOR RENT-House No 1902 Washing ton
Il street; hot and cold wat r bath. etc:
excellent location; rent moderate. Apply
noIt oor. 100, $. l.. BURROUGHS.
iuH-tt
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AT 215 HIGH STREET

Yon can bny CURTAIN POLES. with brass
thinning. NJ l5c: Val Lnces from . up: one
yard wide lerc lie, worth l.;c at lie; Challls,
&C per Hard. Cheapest Hlbbous in the city
l. ghorn lists cheaper than ev, before.
GEO. s. BELL, Agent.
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SPECIAL FOR MONDAY.

Fine Laundry Soap. &c, OF seven bars for
200 four-ponnd package OF Fairbauk Gold
D Dt anu par OF Soap for 80. Challenge
Brand Condensed Milk. Sc per cnu Suro
Kill, never cure. Hoopors Fatal Food for
water bugs.
q. ". HUDGiNS Il 90,
SOP Crawford strset
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

oometlme ago / was troubled with
an attack of rheumatism. i used
Uhamberlain's Pain Balm and was
completely cured. l have since adj
visad many OF my friends and Gus.
toners to try the remedy aud ali peak
highly of it. SIMON GoLpB.rM.
San Luis Key. Cal. For sale by ali
druggists
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What g the good OF anything? Moth.
lng-unlees 1t is an umbrella this
weather. The best are sold at @. II.
Welton & Cos.