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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
BRAT BLETON.

The w. C. T. u. held no meeting yes
The Enterprise Society Of McKendree
Will meet this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Residence No. 405 East Highland ave
nue. Is the place where the head OF the
family is temporarily disa bled to make
his family comfortable. 1t would be "a
generous deed to bcstow any substan-
tial Kindness.
~ missionary society was organized
Sunday at the Christian Memorial fem
pie. The following officers were elect
ed: Mr.. EihcridSc, president; Mrs.
Carr. treasurer, and Mi. Sydney smith,
secretary.
The Silver Leaf Social Society. com,
posed of II ladies ana gentlemen
of Bramblcton Ward. met Monday night
at the home of Miss Ora Malbornc, cor
ner OF W~illoughby and Park
An exceedingly pleasant evening was
spent by the young people in music,
games, recitations, etc.
Mrs. D. Is. Cain, who was visiting
Mrs. j. q. Hunter, Tunstall avenue.
has returned to her home, in Washing
ton. ID. c.
Mr.. j. c. Perry. who has been III at
his home, on Cooke avenue. for n long
time. is now convalescent.
Marriage bells will ring again In the
ward before long.
No entertainment at Festival Hall
last night, but with clearing weather
there Will be quite an attraction pre-
Scnted tomorrow night under auspices
of Park Avenue BAPTIST Church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
m USEM ENTS.

SOUSA'S BAND.-rhc sale of seats
opened yesterday morning for Sousa'a
Band with n rush, and there is every in
dlcatton that there will be Il repetition
CT last Season's' engagement ut the
Academy, when the house was packed
from top 10 bottom. hundreds being
unable to gain adnittance. I'm order
that every one may have an opportunity
to hear this great band Manager Dues
bury O arranged TO give Il matinee
performances In addition to the regular
night, for which reserved seats can be
secured also at the same prices, viz:
25c.. 5oc., I5c. and 81. II you intend go
ing secure your seat before and avoid
the rush at the door. Remember the
duy, Friday, December 18th.
MINNIE MADDEN FISKE.-Minnie
Madden Fiskc. who is one Of the very
best actresses on the American stage
will present her new play, THE Queer
of Liars at the Academy OF Music or
Wednesday evening. December 18th.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
Dcccmbcr Prices of Farm Products

Washington, Dec. 10.-The December
returns To the statistical division or
the Agricultural Department relate
principally to farm prices December Isl.
Tho farm prices OF corn averages ID. 7
cents, against 100 last year.
The average price of wheat is -. .
per cent. per bushcl, %acainst ~ last
year: of ye. 43.T cents. against sos: of
oats. 2o.5. against 32.9: Of barley. 81. 4
cents. against 40; of b~uckwhent. 49.2
cents. against 5G.2 cents last wear.
The returns show the average price
of hay to be 1898 per ton. against SIS. 81
same date last year. The average price
of tobacco is returned at 6.6 cents.
against g. last year The price of po-
tatocS on the farm is reuortcd nj Is 8
cents per bushels, against 55.5 cents last
year.
In the principal winter wheat States
the percentages are as follows: Ohio.
a; Michigan. ~: Indiana, so: Illinois.
20: Missouri. 90: Kansas. so: Nebraska,
80: California, l02.
The returns make the acreage of
winter wheat just sown 1916 per cent.
OF that harvested in 1895. This estimate.
which is preliminary to the completed
estimate Of june next. therefore. makes
the area sown for the harvest of 1896,
23,6i1,0 900 acres.
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court or Law ma Chnnccry

In il Court of Law and Chanccrv
Yesterday counsel I'm the suit of Ed
wards vs.. Cannon filed their bill Of
exceptions.
Pearl johnson Willis. eyecutrix on
the estate of e. \. Johnson, deceased.
furnished bond in the sum OF S25. GOO.
with John Willis and NJ. II. Lash AS
suretics. in the Cour of Law and Chan
Gerry yesterday.
The suit of Mrs. Mary r. Parker
against the city of Norfolk has bfcn
compromised for 81. 900. the city agree
ing TO Il $500 and Mrs. Mary a. Gas
sidy agreeing TO pay 500. The suit
grew out Of an accident to Mrs. Park
er, owing to an obstruction being left
on Waverly street at night. and with
out q light. during September. 1891. bv
Workmen who were raising a house for
Mrs. Cassidy. Mrs. Parker spraincd n
limb in n fall over the obstruction and
received other injuries. She sued for
$4,000. ana the case was heard three
timcs-first on n demurrer. when ii went
against the city; second. on it's merits.
when the jury gave the plaintiff s.. 100
hut which verdict was set aside bv tho
Court; and. third, when there was n
hung jury.
This is the last OF about n dozen suits
that have hcen brought against the
city since In" present City Attorney.
Mr. Thomas W. shelton. went into Office
in July. 1904. These suits involved an
aggregate Of between $55. 600 and SCI. 600
MI of them were won by the CITY. save
three. including the above. In these
three the citv's loss aggregates about
$1,000. All of the cases which went In
favor of thee ity were won on dcmurrcrs.
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Robert Lee, white, unlawful trcspass,
fined 81 and costs.
w. a. SeddinEer, assault: fined $3.50
costs.
w. d. Bagnall, white. assault; fined
$3.50 II costs.
Albert Baldwin and James Foreman,
white, drunk; dismissed.
James Johnson, colored, drunk; dis
missed.
Bette Johnson. colored. breach OF
the peace; fined 81 II costs.
Charlotte Foreman. colorcd, preach
Of the peace; fined 81 aud costs.
Nina Casey, colorcd breach OF the
peace; fined ST and costs.
Joe Breme, colorcd. assault; dismiss
ed with $l.75 and costs.
Mack Dance, colnrcd. breach of the
peace: fined 81 and costs.
James Ferguson, white. brcach of the
peace; fined 81 N costs.
Henry Edge. colored, larceny; thir-
ty days in jail.
John kcrby, colorcd. larceny; dis
missed.
L. Hudson. colored, larceny; dismiss
cd.
Joseph. Moore, colored. nuisance; dis
missed.
Robert Doughcrty, George Shelton.
William D. Lowe, Hugh Dougherty,
Robert Lee. @. f. StallinSs, white,
drunk; fined 81 and costs.
Bette johnson, colorcd, drunk; fined
81 and costs.
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Another Girl Rcscued.

lame O'Conno and his home as Ports
mouth. went to the house No. 30 Avon
street yesterday and assaulted Nettie
Wood. one of the inmates. The girl ran
TO the police station, asked for protcc-
ton II O'Connor was arrested. After
giving bail the man vent back to the
house and another row cnsued, this
time between two of the inmates. The
police were again called and the house
raided. all of the nmatcs being arrested.
h Wood girl expressed n desire to
enter the Florence Crittcndcn Home
and the other women cndcavored to prc-
vent it. She was sent there, however,
by chief King, and the others locked
uD.
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I'M BERKELEY,

LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Remaining In the post-oiiicc Mt Berk-
icy, Va. for week ending December
10Th. 1896. Persons calling for these
letters Will say they are advertised
Richard Blunt, Thopnas Butt. William
iSlakc, Chas. Bartlett. Alice Bahany.
Mary Eta Bnrnes. Matilda Bailey,
Clara Bailey. II. 7. Bosbltt, LcNis
Cousins. Kettle Edwards. Alexander
Evans. Peter Fletcher. a. Fitzpatrick,
Laura Foster. j. G. Frazier. Mrs. l..
Gordon, Rcbccca Hill. Caroline I'M.
George II. Hogsard, Mary Hunter, Miss
Lena Jones, Elisha Jordan. Mrs. Lila
Jentrc. Harry Stcll. Bette Stokes. En-
ma Spicer. Mrs. c. Sawyer, L.. T.. Saw
yer, Roberta Savage. G.. b.. Taybcrn
tcol). Firman Vaughan, Sallie +. Wood,
W. j. Woodhousc, Livvle Williams.
Eliza Williams.
j. T.. HOZII2R, u. N.
Captain "A. O. Colcut has an apple
tree in his yard on Pearl street that
bore apples In June. The tree shielded
it's foliage In October and soon after Il
buddcd out and several blossoms put
cut. Yesterday the tree had tabcut
half she usual summer foliage iand
several apples hanging from it's bran
chcs. With the heavy slect on them
ii was rather an unusual sight.
Mrs. c. s.. Clark is reported quite sick
ut her residence on Liberty street.
Several more marriages wilfi take
place in Berkeley before Christmas
The Electric Light Company expect
to have their plant i'm operation by
January 18th.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
The s.ntcst From the natticship.-Pcr
sUnml Notes.

SUnSf Notes.
Newport News. Va. Dec. fO.-(SpcciaD
The question OF the award Of the
nattieships recently bid for by the
Cramps, Onion Iron Works and the
Newport News S~hip-buIlding Company
~ being considered BY the Chief of
Tie construction n Repairs. Steam
iSnsiiierrinE and ORDNANCE bureaus at
washington. Their report will be sub
mitted TO the Secretary of the Navy
ana the award made In conformity to
thcii' Recommendation. There socms no
douht but that ono ship. at least. viii
come here, the Newport News Company
hcinE the lowest bidders, and unless
the Union Iron Works should revive
their bid 10 meet that of the former com
pany both ships win probably he scctr-
ed for this place. As the Union Iron
Works must cut their original bid by
S3So. 600 is II quite unlikely that they viii
accept the contract at such low figures.
Mr.. l.. b. MauvIllc. superintendent
old Dominion Land Company of this
city is In Washington on a business
"trip.
Mr., e. c. Madison. of Lee Hall. was
in the city yesterday.
MIR. l~1crndon, brother OF Mr.. T.. L..
Hcrndon, arrived today to be present
al the lattcr's marriage tomorrow.
Leo Wheat. The renowned pianist, was
the guest Of Mr.. Ed. Lumpkin to-day nj
the Hotel Warwick.
Miss Dickscy Ragby, who has been
assistant teacher In the Twonty-eirhth
street public school for the Dast two
years, leaves Tomorrow to accept n
position in the Richmond public school.
Miss Smith, sister OF Mrs. PutZel sue
ceedS Miss Bagby.
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Fire L.nst Ni.hf.

Some one passing along Madison
street about l0:20 o'clock last night sa w
the reflection of a light in a beer bot.
Ting establishment In n minute they
had pulled fire alarm boN No. % and
In three minutes more two engines and
II hook II ladder truck loaded down
with hrsmcn were on the scene. The
inmates of the building opened the
door and invited the lircmen in to warm
themselves besides the fire they had
built in an open pan. The ilrcmcn were
Disguised and returned to the engine
house.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
4 Negro Cremntcs MimseIc.

WESTON. y. c.. Dec. 1O.-An intoxi-
Gated >cgro named Owens cremated
himself aSCorneto, Edgecomb county,
last night ~ was placed in the lock-
up and shortly Stewards the building
was noticed TO b ) in flames. Many
people rushed to the rescue of tho
man who persisted in the flames with
the building.
1t is believed that Owens set fire
to the lookup thinking he would there
by make his escape.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
10 MaHc n Fest Case.

The present severe weather has led
the Society for the Prevention or
Cruelty 10 Animals to decide To make
a test case of the Entertainment of horses
by exposure to the weather. The class
OF oitciScs sought to he reached in
this way is where horses are LEFT stand-
ing out i'll the weather, nnblankctcd.
waiting for calls, such as those attached
10 omnibuscs. baggage wagons. dcIiy-
cry wagons. trucks and hacks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
Kills Hs.s wife aud Himself.

ST. Louis. Mo, Dec. l0.-A special
from Moulton, Ala, says that h dead
and partly decomposcd bodies OF Henry
Williams and wife were found in their
home near there to-day. Williams had
crushed his wifc's skull with an axe.
which lay beside the bodies, and then
shot himself with Il pistol, which wa
still clutched in his hand, His intense
jealousy OF his wife is the supposed
CAUSE OF the crimr
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Suitable for nnd Weather.

Mems ~self-actinG rubbcrs........... zoe.
Mems tan. pointed toe rubbcrs.... Coo.
AienS cloth-top Alaskas. .......... sc.
Ladies' p and healed rubbers.... 25c.
Ladies' flcecc-lincd rubhcrS........ doc.
Ladies tan. ~pointed-toc rubbers.... a0c.
Misses sps. n hcelcd ruhhcrs.... 20c.
Chiidren's spg. ana healed rubhcrs. loo.
ADDE'S rubber boots.............. S1.35
Misses rnbbe ............ SLIP
Youths Storm Ting houts........ Sl.S5
HELLER'S SHOE STORE,
&c Bank street, opposite Courthouse.
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KA%IvESOUTFOR BAYAED.
concluded from First paEc.)

-,
the speaker stated thai by consent
the preamble to the resolution would be
considered withdrawn.
Speaker Ryan announced the uppoInt-
ment of the following Committee on Ac-
counts: Aldrick. OF Illinois. Chairmnn:
Mcssrs. O'Dell IN. W. Mccall Crcnn0,
Tracy (NlissourD and Long Utnnsas).
itepuoiicanS; II Nlessrs. ltusk MARY
iand) anu Price louisiana. Democrats.
I 800 O'Clock the House. on motion
OF Mr.. Dinglcy, adjourned until Thurs
day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
The Prcss club.

An adjourned meeting of the Press
Club will be held this Wednesday,
evening at 6 o'cloc for important bust
ness. Members of the late entertain
ment committees are particularly re-
QuGSted to be present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11
FURNITURE REPAIRED,

ISc-polishel. Cleaned, Packed ana Ship
ped: Chairs rc-caned. UpholstereT5'
materials furnished. Cheapc: work
than any other establishment: lone
at house II prcierred: orders solicited.
20 and 2s5 Church street. S. +. HAM
ILTON. noii-lm
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IN COURT YESTERDAY
Police Justice Burroughs Has a Rather
Lengthy Docket to Adjudicate.
FRANKLIN THEATRE CASE DISMISSED,
Female puGilists Appear In Court
and Pay FincS-GhnrZed With Sew.
erat oHeNScS-:sens 10 Jail for Nine
az Days -'Ttte Report orthe Corpo.
ration Courts DoinEs-Othcr Noics

Justice Burroughs had another large
Police Court docket yesterday. The
cases were not of q serious nature
however. many of them being ordinary
DRINKS.
PUGIL1STS IN COURT.
TWO STRIPPING and tough-looking ne
gro women, named Charlotte Foreman
and Nina Casey. stood before Justice,
through In the Police Court yestcr-
DAY charged with trying to discriminate
each other with beer bottles. bricks.
and finally with their fists. The women
are residents of the Smith street vi
entity. and when attracted to the place
the officer found them engaged in
sparring for wind in true pugilistic
tNle. The evidence yesterday proved
mat both were at fault and whiskcy
more ut fault than either. Lustice
Burroughs fined them 1915 each.
JAILED IN DEFAULT.
Robert Lee, Il young white man,who
has been in the city for about two
months, and who claims To have come
from Baltimore. stood before Justice
Burroughs yesterday q much accused
man. Lee was arrested on TUESDAY
night by Officer Moore for trying TO
hreak IN Moilic Hogwood's door On
lower Church street. BEFORE he reached
the station house. he INDUCED i'm con-
siderable profanity and demonstrated
cleaisy TO the officers tina he was
drunk. The additional charges of
drunkenness II profanity were there
upon entered against him In the po-
lice Court the prisoner. who was very
penitent, laid all the lame to old whis-
Key, and begged to be let off easy.
claiming that he had no intention of
forcing his way into the Church street
house but was simply rapping for ad-
mlttance.
JustiSS Burroughs was very lenicnt
with MIN under the circumstances. lot
ting him off with a small fine in each
case, the total being Sl0. %. 1t might
as well have been S25. however. In this
as the prisoner did not have
y cent n had to go to jail in de-
-
~ rhANhi"iN CASE DISMISS
ED.
D. j. Ryan, proprietor of the variety
thcatre known as The Franklin" DOR
ner Union and Nebraska streets. for
days ago charging him with violating
the city ordinance by allowing minors
TO enter his place, liquor being sold
there, appeared in the Police Court
Yesterday to answer the charge. Ryan
not only had signs up. NO Minors Al
vent their entering, but also advertised
In the papers to that effect. Justice
,,r;I,,. l.: r 80" !" more
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11

We have sterling silver noveltie
for 25c. and soc. each. Cheap present!
Chapman & Jakcman.
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Zig Bargains This Wcck-Wrighi.s I9t
Mnin SfrrCI.

Cloak:'. dress goods. blankets. com,
forts, white quilts. umbrellas. lace cur
tains, chenille norticrcs, rugs. drap
ry goods. o and merino underwear.
See add. in last Sundays Virginian.
Special sale OH all winter goods this
month.
WRIGHTs, 1916 Main street.
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Deeds OF Bargain and sale.

r. w. Macdonald to Creecy & Dill. all
the household goods and furniture on
the premises, No. 81 Holt street: consid-
eratIsa. eaaa.
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IL endachep-Curs IL.

Don't suffer headache when q pair OF
DR.. Weeks glasses may relieve you.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11

You can find what YOU want for a
Christmas gift at the corner Main and
Bank streets.
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WRIGHT's. 1876 Main 5
Tic CORRECT Thin-.

For correct thing i'm specks and eve.
glasses call on DIR. Week.
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The 0ucstinn.

'"To see, or not TO scc-That is the
question" Or. Week cal answer II.
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An Organizer Wanted.

Manitoba efficient State Organizer
for Virginia, for the Knights of Dixie, II
high class and progressive order. Dis.
ability and Death Claims paid imme-
diately. For further particulars apply
to Col. w. SPARKLING, Sup. Record
cr, Little Rock, Ark. dec SGT
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Marriage Licenses.

Willis S%tonewall Crocker to Laura
May Dceton, white.
james Bank to Sarah Burke, colorcd.
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CHINA DECORATORS.

MRS. JENNY DELoNEY RICE
teaches all the latest Partisan designs in
China Paintings, Tapestry. Pastel. Water
Solnrs and Oil Paintings. NORFOLK
COLLEGE.
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NANTED-Good. reliable nurse to re-
main on premises. Must come well re-
commended. Apply at once No. III
street. dccS-tr
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aGENTS TO sell by sample our line; no
experience required; it's us staple as
sasar; Tor samples and full particulars
York city. in21-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11

j WANT Five Experienced building and
Loan Solicitors we'll acquainted In Nor
folk and adjacent towns. VIII pay
salary with commission. Call On w.
Al. PARH, at Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk,
between 2 and 4 p. m. aut-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-11

Justice Burroughs had mother large
Police Court docket Yesterday. The
cases were mo- of Il serious nature.
drunks.
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a, MAN employed ut present as weigher
IN grain elevator, has seventeen years
experience, desires to engage with
grain exporter to check, weigh and SAM
pie arSoes etc.: good references.
HENRY, No. 3075 Emerald street,
Philadelphia, Pa de1U-4t
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WANTED..Boy to learn dry goods bust
ness. Call ut 1874 Church street. del0-3t
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NANTED.Three prompt paying board
ers at lio Chapel street; to same Will
and room for $500 per week: location
third door from %Fallland. dn1I-at
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SORNECK $500 SHOES.
FoR SALE,

. SALE-h lot of tools and machinery
lor use IN manufacturing inwarc. Price
one-tlIird of original cost. For invcn-
tory and other particulars. Il. Il.
LAMR, Attorney, Elizabeth City, N. &.
dc10-6ts
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-1ilat desidabic store cor
ner Granny anc Queen streets: good
location, with all conycniences pos
session January LIST, 1896. Apply WALT.
j. DOZlE:R, lis York Place or n. and
SIR. II. General Offices. de4-ti
FOR R~ENT-Iiousc ~ Yarmouth street.
with all modern mproNc ncnts: possess
sion can hc giver: by the 1St of f)cccm-
her. ADply 10 ~ Butc street. no2S-tf
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Neutrality-suspicious. house in central locu-
tion and good nsighborhood. Address
TENANT, care Vlrginian. del0-3t"
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sALESAlEN-One locally and one to
travel; will pay good salary and cx-
penses or commission; orders easily OBJ
tanned; experience unnecessary; Tor
samples and particulars address T.. y.
Box 400 New York city.
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HELP WANTED.

LADY STENOSRAPHER owning ma
care Vlrginian. deii-3ts
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FOR SALE-A very desirable farm. corr
tanning 70 I2reS on Hampton river, II
two miles from Old Point Comfort; well
improved ana has a comfortable house
and all necessary outblildings: about
Two ncr2s OF oyster ground: possession
given Jan.itry |, 1876. For further in
Hampton. Va. deIO-3ts
FOR SALG-An old established Bakery
wcH equipped; oven and tools in good
order: long lease, and nj present time
doing u paying business. Address BAN-
lIRY, care Virginian onice. deS-2w
FOR SALE CHEAP.-PlanS and spccifi-
cations for brick residence. drawn by
one OF the best architects in the
State. Address, "Plans." this office.
nO1i-t.G.
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SPECIAL

LEAKS STOPPED in all kinds of roofs:
give me u trial. j. l.. RYAN, at II Com.
lneIelal row. dcll-1ts
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gle rooms; convenient to tho business
portion OF the city: can he obtained by
uudreSSlllg ~. En-" This Office. helO-tf
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BUILDING, LOAN AND LIFE INSU-
rance coinbineu; exceptional induce
mcnts offered to first-cl8ss solicitors.
Room 81 ~Iiaddington building, city. j
to 10 a.. nj. motif
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Bank street, owe: HAYNES rrocerv
store. Apply on premises. References
cScTufScu. upcS-3t
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