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The Republican journal., 1895-06-27

iii. and at p. m. standard time, Sunday
June Oth.
There was an informal meeting Of gentle
men interested in the electric road and
bridge for Belfast at Portland last Saturday
and some plans talked over, hut nothing
definite decided on 1t is expected that
4 proposition will be presented at the next
meeting of the city government,
Steamer Sedgwick brought an excursion
party of $50 persons from Bangor and vicin-
ty to Northport Campground and Belfast
Tuesday They We're accompanied ~ H lamp
den Band. Owing to the rain their trip was
not pleasant as was hoped, but their stay
here was enjoyed by our people and we
trust, BY the visitors.
The triplets III the family of MI and Mrs.
III. S. Cunningham had an experience a few
days ago a stranger passing by where
they We're at play stopped to talk with them
and on being told their names and ages
would not believe their statement until he
had returned. 10 the house and verified it BY
their mother
ACCIDENTS Hpratio f. Carter fell from
| ladder at the marine railway last Thurs
''aS aii'! r. - Wy 10y IT, ~ =
1iHe' iie fteu T" ~ 7Viii' ~ ~ s'i''iS
which resulted III severe pains for few
Gays o"drfeS H. wright l'au 'ie lore
hbgrl q ~ ielt hahd broken last Thursday
WILLS SeeViilE ''P "V"i7 " NhlhtNS brNs
ih4i4't+-'' Nh kel' f7l hegis'ff OF
rotate, II 0oh''he" 10 'Ae mousse by injuries
received ny T Naiii3'se a'Fiaeill ias' sunday
IN WE lidl'is W lhe i't-lhohl foau' ahu IN
| tiiA'hs 'iV'tia heal manson l1dN loTu
lafih, Nue ""ssN was cal'Sl<eu MI
iarker mao ms rlghl Shouiier uisiocated
ahd rtefiNea some severe bruises. lhe accl-
'trht Was caused hE wheel dropping into .
hPle hN 'h~ ROADSIDE " men was 50 hldden
~ weeds 'liaV Il was ho' seen
STEAMER NOTES The steamer City of
Bangor wa~ DELAYED last week IN fug.
Thursday night she laid in Rockland Until
past midnight, arriving in Boston at 3 r. IN.
by rushing the work She was discharged and
lpaded and arrived here at ~ a. m SatuI-
daE--Dnv three hours late-and came down
river on the return trip hut one hour late
Steamer Frank Jones is new making three
trp rs bet week between R0ck,and and east
ern nnrtG SHE leaves Rock fau,l M q n I'M.
The Republican journal., 1895-06-27

SHIPPING ITEMS. The Baltimore sunsays
Captain Coeord, of the American shiI
Centennial, 80 tons, has written to Lyor
Bros. y %. of this city, under date Of May
-, from Hong Kong. China announcing Hi
arrival there a few days previously from
Ii, l....
The Republican journal., 1895-06-27

! Friday evening, July 9Th. Encourage them
with your presence. Admission 10 cents
Portraits from fine studio Of woodcocl &
| Havener are on exhibition H the windows
Of Hiram Chase 4 san ana NJ . Woodcocl5
: 4 Son, and orders are solicited. The por-
7 traits are artistic and ife-like.
rl.. uo,1 ,Y v,,
ca,,,+v ,.l+l can;a+
, na.,od ;,,7x... .L
M.
.,,., 4,
'O''i ''a' '"i'i 10y n ~. "oeN NV"-
'''' f+N-'i'''''i - '''N = S'"''
r. - Is ii''i' ~ hanSVi' NuS"st -or mn ---
ali'' m rs ntailASei'i'Nf \" lin sV'"I iiah''S
'iu y = tAIt'lt" WY coming idf WIT "e
'-ie pes' ever hei" III haus"''
Stevens \ Ersk'ne hava moved 70 their
new rooms On the corner Of Main and
Washington streets which have been very
nicely fitted mp. John f S nalley is to oc-
cupy their former quarters, opposite the
post office, with Ills tinware ana plumbing
business.
Tla walaa fa,,,y sandal, cb1 c,
The Republican journal., 1895-06-27

lIKT Z IItIN NJ 'Il.itIFIIIT WIIINTI
we undertook tn comb on,
but found that these lamps
would start bleeding. We
applied to different rhysi-
Clans without >nt,te~~ until
At Hast tl'iett the tt..ilcJ NisA
EEMI,n4ls-, AMI hN u~iil-
yoHr ELECTRA Will CUTE
ctEA SnAr. this scs.lN fai,ed
eruption entirely dl-ap-
ieare'. after three appllca-
tloliS, aht. ha'l iio lMafe
The Republican journal., 1895-06-27
A BAD SCALP DISEASE.
Sealy Eruptions on Head. Bleeding
When Hair Was Combed. Ply
sicians Tried. no Success.
Cured BY Cnticara.

Our LITTLE daughter of four years was troubled
With 4 disease II thv scalp 1t looked at first
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Calnlnlls. lny,u j

Calamus. Iowa, Juns %, 1895
rms TO certify that was troubled with
me rheumatism more or less for about
eiEht years. and Il good share Of the time
obliged To go with canes or crt,tchrs Al
the time ! heard OF Munyon's RhcuIna-
tisin Cure ! was Obliged to 20 with n cane
ana crutch, and. in fact, could hardly
put my fcct,to the floor. They were So
mat could not sleep. and life was Il tor
ture. Within twcnty-four hours after |
commenced using Munyon's Remedy
lhrcE aw ~ cane and CrttCh, and am now
ms free from II as / ever was In my lie
me same remedy cured two Others here
JAS. IL. MORGAN
veterinary Surgeon, state of Iowa, Coun-
- of Clinton. S.:
Subscribed and sworn 10 before mo this
21th day of January. 1895. and IL any one
wishes further proof "ddrcss me.
WIN. w. y. HUNTINGTON
Notary Public
The Munyon Remedy Company do not
claim that they have one remedy that Will
cure all complaints. but That they have Il
Spcciilc euro Tor nearly every disease IL Is
not claimed that Munyon's rheumatism
Cure Will cure consumption, dyspepsia or.
amy other complaint. but that II is a posi-
i've cure for rheunatiam Munyon's
cure dyspcpsin: Munyon's Cough cure TO
cure coughs: Munyon's Catarrh Remedies
To cure c2tairh Munyon's Kidney Cure.
to cure kidney troubles. The same NAV
be said Of al of Munyon's different rem
CGcS.
Ask your druggist for free copy Of
Munyens Guide to Health. ana treat
yourself N home with liIrmlcsSi rcm,die.s
that contain positive cures, fdrs all dis
cents bottle.
Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa. answered
win free medical advice for any disease
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Prosran of the E.ks' Memorial Scr

The Following programme will be rem
dered at the Ells's memorial services
which will be held in kim Hall to-day
at 3 o'clock: 6
Selection ............. :. Naval Post Band
Opening Ceremonies. conducted by EN-
allied Ruler Ellis a. Butt
SPeHihs ooe ......... Lodge
Prayer by the Rev. J. L. BOSNIAN, OF
Wright Memorial Church.
Chorus" Jerusalem :. Presbyterian
Choir.
Selection Naval Post Band
AdoreSS. .......... ....... $500.
Jas f. Duncan. Norfolk Lodge. No. 3S.
SOLO. .N............... ISIS Ashe
Recitation-"Two Mysteries
Miss Linda o. Young
Selectlon ............. Naval Post Band
SOLO ................ Miss Eirgie Griffin
Duet Miss Joyce and Mr.. ID. Walton
Selection ............. Naval Post Band
SOLO Observation-Disclosures. Miss Campbell
Chorus ......Presbyterian Church Choir
closing exercises by the lodge and Of
ficers.
Doxology and Benediction.
Musical director, MIR. George Gray
Martin. Accompanies. Mrs. L. w
Maupin. Mr.. j. Il. Goodwin.
Memorial Committee-Mr. George
Gray Martin. chairman: P. T.. II. C.
w. Alurdaugh. Jr., p. e. K. II. E Butt.
Jr., c. b. Lash. c. r. Welton, Frank
Lindsay, j. w. Harper. r. y. Beaton.
a. T.. Warner NJ T.. Riley. George a
Tabh. y. E. r. H. l.. Maynard, L. r.
Ellis a. Butt.
The members of the lodge are re-
nuested to assemble at 2:30 O'Clock at
the lodge-room.
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a Probable Doub,c Murder.

Last night about IL O'Clock Il row
occurred on Chestnue street In what
il known as Sweet Canaan. In the
row woman named Cely Monroe had
her left arm nearly cut off, and was
stabbed in the back, the razor pene-
tratinE her lung. Another woman
named Lou Young was badly cut OH
the arm. and in the neck. a negro
named Jake Cornell did the cutting
flc was struck over the head with a
pitcher, which cut one of the main
arteries. FIis head was also crushed
with n chair.
He and the woman Cely will probably
die from loss of blood and their
wounds. The other woman is not so
seriously hurt John Monroe, n brother
OF the woman. was arrested as an ac-
complice, and was locked up.
The house where the row occurred
was on the county side, and looked
like slaughter pen.
Justice Suttcr. Consta BILE Anderson
Drs. c. Culpepper. and Troy. Officer
DiEgs, and The Firginian representa-
tive visited the place near midnight
The wounds were dressed by the two
doctors.
There was another big row near Hob
days row in which one man was cut.
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NORFOLK LOCAL NEWS
BRAN BLETON.

The Old Folks concert, the pleasing
entertainment given Friday pisht at
Festival Hall by Our Jewcls.. Of the
Park Avenue Baptist Church. will be
repeated tomorrow night The ladies
OF the church have been much rncour-
aged In their worthy enterprise and
they will keep the Exposition ,ip
through the week Miss Raymond will
appear again Tuesday night
The usual services VIII be held a;
all of the churches in the ward to-day.
Rev. j. y. Garland. -. D.. Presiding
Elder. will preach ut Trinity NJ. T.
Church to-day at II O'Clock 81. M
Yesterday afternoon about : O'Clock
q little colored girl named Mary Pal
mcr, and about 10 wears old. had her
right leg badly mashed by the ears al
the junction of Norfolk Terminal anI
Ocean View railroad. NShc was, taken
70 her home, on Byrd street, in Bar
louisville. where DrS. Baxter and
Spci&h, were summoned ana they made
her as comfortable as possible.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
te- than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; eflectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches aud icvers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists i'll soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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NEWPORT NEWS GLEANINGS.
The EiIts' Memorial Service The CT,
ofE'nriS. ana other Notes.

Newport News. Nov 3O-(Special.)-
The Paris sailed from here Yesterday
evening. She was in dock only six days,
having the exterior work done.
MIR and Mrs. Jennings. of rhiladcl-
phia, registered at Hotel Ivy yesterday.
Mr.. Jennings is interested in several
enterprises I'm Newport News and was
highly gratified With the revival OF
business here
The Newport News Lodge, No. 3l5. Il.
=. O. ltlks. will hold their first annual
memorial service Sunday afternoon Mt
. O'Clock. In Johnson's Hall. Invita-
tions have been issued to over i've hun
dred people. y large crowd Is expected
to be present. Hon. Charles r.. Bland. of
Portsmouth will deliver the address.
The following committee have the ar
fair in charge: Mcssrs. ]. NJ Griffin, ].
a. lirshbers, 9. }. Burton H. w.
Barnes. a. G. Gcarlcr. w. l. Kent. 7
l.. Edgar and j. l.. Williams.
The Hotel IVY. under the new manage
ment of Mcssrs. Goldstein & Son. are
making a fine reputation as hotel men
The new dining-room on the ground
floor, is nicely furnished and they serve
only first-class meals to ladies and gen
tlemcn on the European plan
Mrs. Julia Jackson has returned to
the city after an absence of severo !
months She Is the guest of her sic
ter, Mrs. Stearncs.
y telegram from Mr.. c. II. Orcutt
President Of the Company. who is in
Washington, stntcs that the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com
pany made the lowest bids on the two
battlcships and will secure the CON
tracts for one, and probably both.
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Religious.

Every Sunday night during Advent
the rector of Trinity Church Will give Il
lecture on fulfilled prophecies. The lee
ture tonight will be on "rhe Fall of
Nineveh and the Assyrian Empire"
ST. Johns p. L. Church, the Rev.
Aebulon S. Farlan. rector-Divine SER
vice conducted by the rector at II a. IN.
and ) p. M, the Rev. j. ID. Powell assist
Ing ut he night service.
Dillingham; Street NJ. Il. Church. South
Sunday school at 9:15 Il. IN. Preach
ing at II u. m. and 1880 y. M, by the
pastor, the Rev. ]. X. JoliTe
calvary Baptist Church-Rcv. L. H.
Martin. misunderstanding by the pas
tor at II Il. m. Subject. THE Things
to be forgotten and the things to be re,
talned." Also at T:30 p. M, subject.
The Woman of Great Faith" The
b. \. =. II. will meet at pas u. H. Sub
ject; The Model Prayer
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HUNTERSVILLE.

lIuntcrsvillc NJ. r. Church s;crvicrs
morning and night by the pastor, J. G.
Lennon. After The night sermon tile
sacrament OF the Lords supper will
be administered. Night services 1:I5
Capt Miller and his family have
moved from Outtcn street to i5rImhln-
ton.
Deacon j. T.. Dodson presented his
pastor. Rev. ". S. lcakc with large
THANKSGIVING turkey
officer j. S. EARNING arrested Pete:
Thornton, colored. and had him pefo:,
Justice y. III. Hawks yesterday ior
breaking into Mr. w w. divers
house, on Eastern Branch. lie was
committed TO await the meeting OF tho
grand jury.
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Y. Nj. q. a. Notes.

The Ladies Auxiliary will hold their
annual meeting on Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock. AS the election of officers
will be held ut this meeting full at
tendance is desired.
About thirty volumes were added to
the library last week.
The members entertainment for De
ccmber will be held on Monday even.
Ing next at Sis O'Clock. The commit
tee has arranged n tirst-class pro-
gramme and Il large attendance of the
members is expected. The success of
the last entertainment should assure
large attendance at this one
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Not the Right Mcu.

About thirty days ago several cars
on the Scaboard Air Line were broken
open near the round house and "A
quantity of stuff was carried off Two
negro mrn-named G. Harey and
Morris Pecl-were arrested on suspicion
and locked up. Yesterday they had n
hearing and were found TO be innocent.
They were discharged. but the officers
now know who the parties were, and
have found some of the goods. Arrests
will soon follow and sufficient evidence
will be obtained to convict the par
tipS
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November Matrin,ony.

The following marriage licenses were
issued from the Office of the Clerk of
the Court of Hastings for the city Of
Portsmouth,
White-George Bouslcll and Hattie
j. CluvcriouS, Isaac Fisher and Betty
Glass. William l.. Woodward and f,ul;,
l.. Guy, ClaudiuS w. Robinson and Lin
da May Van Pelt. Joseph Carter VIII
hanson and Hattie Hill Goodwin. Oil
Yer p. Murray and Willie a. Deans.
John Edward Taylor and Susie Lee
Cherry.
Colored-Iamcs II. Brown and Gle
mentinc Elliott. Total, S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-01

Force their way into many IA household
that might be protected from their in
roads. 10y the simple precaution of
keeping in the house that benign fam
ily medicine and safeguard of health,
tioStetter's stomach Bittcrs, Pr leu
larry where there are children. Should
I! be kept on hand as "A prompt ieme,lv
FOR infantilc complaints. in their outset
easily cOnqucrabc but which. of al
lowed 10 engraft themselves on the deli
cate childish organism. are not easily
dislodgcd, and speedily work grit.. Gus
mischief. lrreGularity of the bowels,
indigestion and bilousness are ailments
Of common occurrence in the house
hold. Children. living in malarious re-
sions. are more liable to he attacked
with chills and fever than adults. and
the ravages of that fell disease in their
system are spccdlcr and more serious
In remote localitics.far from profess on
al aid, 1t is especially desirable.
Our Lamp and Onyx TsJles are su-
perb and cur Cabinets are grand
CHAPMAN g. JAkEIIAN.
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THIS WEEK AT HAMMILL'S
Morrow. Mandny Morning. Deem.
Der end, We Shall Place on
Special TO Make Room for
Christmas Goods.

1ne case apron check Bingham ct 4Nc.
! lard, worth Sc.
$ne lot 25c. dress goods will be sold
3121ac. yard while they last.
ne lot 40c. dress goods will go at
lie. n yard.
Inc lot l2sc. sateens, ut sac. yard.
! nc lot l21sc. outing cloths, at SIC.
3rard
ne lot 40c table linen. at 29c. n yard.
incl OF 12kc. plaid. double width,
Sss goods. at sac. Il yard.
3ne lot, yard wide, l2Hc. cambrics
go at 9a&c. n yard Gast colors).
ane lot 75c. white spreads at G9c. each.
incl OF 81 kid gloves at 79c.
ane lot 25c. Japanese draperies at 14c.
8lrd.
4ne lot crash towcling at 3Ac.
4ne lot 75c. fancy silks at SOC. yard.
8nd one case $3.50 white spreads, Csc.
8l.
3le begins promptly at 10 o'clock to-
grow Nlonday) morning. Dec. I'd
alesc prices are for cash.
y HAMMlLL'S. 800 High street.
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You Rave "a Chance 10 Save Money

y beautiful 1874, extra size blanket re-
uced from $40 to $500.
a grand blanket. all pure wool, ia,
regular price, 81: special price, S..
Ask 10 see our $3.50 blanket, reduced
from S.
100 pairs gray, wool blankets, reduced
from $3.50 to $40.
% doZ. linen front unlaundried shirts,
reduced from soc. to 39c.
We must have room: this will be the
week for bargains.
A. J. PHILLIPS,
Under Oxford Hail.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-01

The following programme will he rem
dered at the membership entertainment
tomorrow night Ut Sis o'clock
promptly:
Piano Solo Selected
NJ iSS LawleSs.
Vocal Solo-"rhuo Hast a Heart,
Prof. Marble.
Miss Cora Games Boston.
Vocal Solo -.................. Selected
Miss w. Is. Hayes.
Recitation Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Mr.. u. Demming.
Piano Solo Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Miss Lawlcss
kecitation-"A Family Misun-
Outstanding"
Miss Eamcs.
Accompanist ........ Miss NJ. Gaskns
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4 Cheeky Thief.

MIR. Manning and MIR. Bishop, two of
the employees of the Scaboard and
Roanoke railroad, had an old car given
them, which they cut up for wood.
After they had gotten il ready for
Ia ultn" u negro went there ami carried
ii all off. A warrant was issued for his,
arrest yesterday by Justice Rutter. and
he IS now in limbo.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-01

Mr.. Chas. Brooks. Il well-kEown
former citizen, died at Hope, Ark. Fri
day night, in the 31th year of his age
Mr.. Brooks left here during the sum
mer and went out to Arkansas. was
stricken with typhoid fever, from which
he died MIR. Brooks was son of MIR.
Thomas Brooks. who died several years
ago. The remainswill be brought her for
intermcnt, probably on Monday. No
t!cc of time and place of funeral Will
he published later on
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-01

Willie Craddock, aged 10 years, and
Orland King. aged 10. were arrested by
Special officer Barron ut the Norfolk
ana Western railroad East night as
Migrants. They had beat their way
here on a coal train. the former from
Richmond and the latter from Penn
sylvania. They were locked up at the
police station.
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DR.. J. E. MORGAN, WHO SUFFERED FOR
YEARS WITH RHEUMATISM, AND
GOULD SCARCELY y USE His
LIMBS, STATES THAT
he is ENTIRELY
CURED.
Strong Testimony in Favor Of Munyon's In
proved Homeopathic Remedies,

hNcunntisni. Dyspepsia. Kidney
Troubles. Bioai Discusses and All
Nervous Gem ISitints md Thront
nnd Fang Affections Positively
Cured by Munyon's Improved uo.
moeopathic Rcno<itcS-ASk Your
Druggist for Munyon's Guide to
Health. h"y II a6-Ccnt Remedy ana
Cure Yourself.
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Appointed pns,cngcr Agent.

Mr.. John y. Wisncr has been appoint
ed travelling passenger agent for the
Seahoard Air Line. with headquarters
at Houston, Tex. Mr.. Wisner is an old
Snowman and a hustler, During the
past season he was contracting agent
for the Hunting Shows. and refused q
similar offer with the Barnum show, to
accept the position To which he was ap-
pointed by the Scaboard Air Line.
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I'M EERKLEY.

Berkeley Lodge, No. 27S. Il. =. o. H..
Memorial services will take place ut
Market Hall this afternoon at . o'clock.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Piano Voluntary Observation-Disclosures. ---
Mrs; I99ughins
Opening ode ..Air--.Auid Lang Sync"
Great Ruler Of the Universe,
All seeing and benign;
Look down upon and bless our work,
And be all glory thine;
And let this be our sign, o Elks,
And let this he our sign.
The Golden Rule our motto true
For days of AUD Lang syne."
Reading, The Singing in Gods
Acre. ................. IL. Field
Miss Marie Burt.
Recitation, The Last Night.
Nirna Woods
Miss Thurston.
Duet ................ Selected
Mrs. c. II. Banks and Mrs. Mackan.
Eulogy .......... by Bro. j. w. Happier
Recitation. Veronica" ..
Miss Rosa Whitworth.
Solo, suffer Little Children to
Come Unto Me"
Miss Lydia Foreman.
"ThanatopsiS," .......... Bryant
l.. Il. Allen, Exalted Ruler.
Closing ceremonies.
DoXolosy, the audience joining In
Bencdiction, Rev. w. y. Slaymakcr.
Committee on Memorial services: j
s. Rodgers. charman: j. NJ Bcrklcy.
w. $. Rudd. w. y. French, j. D. Fore
man. l.. Il. Allen, and l.. T.. Wood
send.
In Mcmoriam: w. II. Wilson.
Two little girls created some amusc-
mcnt yesterday on Chestnut street by
engaging in Il real fight.
Mr.. T. II. Iaymon. of this place,
on cd m IA. ,I,nl 4. .n Il N
of poultry and eggs and all kinds OF
country produce iii the Norfolk city
market.
Rev. II. NJ. Chandler, the newly APP
pointed pastor of Chestnut Street NJ
+. Church. will occupy his pulpit to-
day AT II a. m. and 80 p. IN.
There Will be five marriages in Berk-
ley Tuesday.
Bcrklcy Avenue Baptist Church.
Services al II n. m. and 7:30 p. IN. Rev.
ii. y. Quiscnberry, pastCr.-Morni
Subject. "EccIcsias tical Photography,
Our Streets"
Main street Christian Church-Rev
NJ. w Butler. notwithstanding at
II n. m. and 7:30 u. m. Morning sub
jcct. Three One Things" Evening
subject. Changing Il Leader"
The Jr o. Y. a. NJ. of this place viii
go over 10 Norfolk tonight to hear II
special sermon at Frccmason Street
Baptist Church by Rev. Dr. Wharton
10 Norfolk Council. No. ~. (Sce adj
Services III the Armstrong Memorial
Church will lac continued through the
week. Preaching every night by MIR.
T.. t. Wilmer. a practical business man
who will present The duty of Christian
faith from practical business view
There will be a grand Democratic rail-
~ and oyster roast at Market Hall to-
morrow night at 7:3C O'clock
Voting precincts for the local election
10 be held Tuesday, the Sd inst, y i'll be
located as follows:
First Ward-Tuwn Hall.
Second Ward-Park cr's Office
Third Ward-I.ibcrty street, between
Seventh and Eighth.
Mr.. q. II. FLOYD returned from Phila
6nlPh,a last Djght
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Specials for To-day.

Received BY to-day's steamer II fresh lot
per pound. This coffee will drink equally
az VOL as amy S2r. To Csc Coffee yoi "a. /,
huy. he sure ana give il Il trial. Fine
l.hundry Soap. ic. or seven for a5r.: fine
bright sun Dried Apples. &c. per pound
lust received barrel of very fine new
crop New Orleans Molasses, lcgrctt's
hnest oat Flakes, 81. per pound. or six
pounds for 2ac. Use our Sunbeam Flour
the best on the market.
G. w. HUDtilNS x co,
so. Crawford street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-01
A Child Enjoys.

The pleasant flavor, gentle action. and
soothing effects OF Syrup of Figs. when
In need OF laxative. ana If the father
or mother be costivc or bilious the most
gratifying results follow It's use. so that
II is the best family remedy known
and every family should have bottle
on hand.