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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-29
mi DEAD.

DAILY LEADER OFFfCE, MADISON, 9
d., Jan. %, 3:45 p. m.-Special ID thu
webbing Sentinel: During the war il
Mexico, the public requires detailed
special reports OF les progress from your
correspondent in the field. Therefore, {
constant reader OF your unparalleled
special TO the Sentinel" newspaper
urges the removal from your columns
the dead advertisements for which you
never have and do not now receive pay
in order that you may devote more space
10 special dispatches from the seat oil
war. Following 10 q list OF dead adver.
tisements carried in your columns:
First page
The Literary News.
Carter's Dollar Edition.
Do You Read the Cosmopolitan.
No Choice in Bicycles.
Fourth page
Harper's Magazine IN 1895.
Harper's Bazaar in 1896.
Special Offer.
The Holly Springs Route.
Patents.
Good as the Best.
Genuine Confederate Bills.
Wanted, Agents TO Sell Dictionary.
When IL is taken into account thar
only the two outside pages Of your paper
are printed in Madison, it is plain to be
seen tha: you Are wasting the best
years OF your life'' publishing deadhead
advertisements. Come, Mease, be q
man. Print your paper all at home.
Don't fill your paper up with VIGOROUSLY
dead advertisements and fake Especial
to the Sentinel" 1t is a disgrace to you
and the town or Madison. Be q man,
Mease. Deal honestly with the public.
Ii ID simply q Disgrace 10 run dead adj
v~ertisements day after day. OF course,
W. appreciate the fact that It costs mon
ey 10 Till q newspaper, both sides. with
residing matter; but if you have any
subscribers they are justly entitled TO
reading matter Id every column Of your
paper except those used and paid for by
legitimate advertisers. Come, Mease,
be q man. We would be pleased TO have
you call % ne % that We may exchange
~fraternal conrtssies. We have on hand
o large fund Of Journalistic advice which
we would BE- pleased 70 bestow upon
you without price. Wishing you CON
tinued prosperity in the publication 81
your Sioux City patent, inside and dead
advertisement gazateer, We are, very
truly, your WELL WIsHRR.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-29
You Don,t nave "a kwea an.

Says the st. Louis Journal IL Agri.
culture in IN editorial about No-To-B ac
the famous tobacco cure. "We know of
many cases cured by No-To BAG, one, q
prominent ut. Louis architect, smoked
and chewed for twenty years; Two boxes
cured him 80 that even the smell OF to
bacco makes him sick" No.To BAG
sold and guaranteed by Walden d Odee.
No cure nj pay. Book free. Sterling
Remedy CO., New York or Chicago.
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Mining school scheme.

VIRGINIA, Mimi. Jan. ga scheme
ID nov on foot q get d mining school
here. d. Fl. Moon, Hon. Neil McInnis
and Clerk John Owens came ID ID at-
tend a meeting held here for the above
purpose.
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arouDiss nm ,,o,osnn,a.

Colon, Colombia, Jan. 29.-It il re-
ported here that serious troubles have
occurred in the interior. The troops
have been sent to Gauca, the largest 81
the departments of Colombia. Many
political arrests have taken place here.
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Knled Golng to Chnroh.

P~TTTsBURG, Jan. 29.-John SNYDER
and Bridget Murphy were run over and
killed at Coulteryille by Baltimore and
Ohio No. 8. The couple were walking
along the track ON their way 20 church
and stepping from one track to escape
the West Newton accommodation got IN
front of the limited.
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Eight Thousand Men Idle.

WnKEsRARRE, Pa, Jan. 2s.-AH the
collieries Of the Lehigh and W~ilkesbarre
Coal company will be idle during the
present Week. Eight thousand men win
be without employment. Superintend-
ent Lawell says the coal trade was never
known to be SO dull.
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City OF Macon. Ashore.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-The Sayan-
nah line steamship City of Macon. Cap.
tain LewisA which sailed from this port
al Z p. m. Saturday for Savannah. with
a large general cargo. is ashore OH the
Bulkhead shoals, where she ran three
hours after leaving port.
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Institues Tor Indian Teacher..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The question
OF holding Institutes in the West for fIe
benefit of teachers and others III the
Indian service is now under consid.
Grafton ut the Indian bureau. There
were five of these meetinN
held last year. bat this Yea,
the number will be reduced Ill least q
three, which viii be held during tho las.
Ter part Of July and early IN August,
probably In South Dakota. in oklahoma
and i'm Oregon Or Washington.
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Another Cabinet Nr,r,...r

PARIS, Jan. 29.-Admiral Besnard has
accepted the portfolio of minister Of
marine.
Marshal 6anrobert 10 at the last en-
tremity and his death is expected at any
rnnmnnt
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MH
Loeaa TAme TahAe.
Chicago. Milwnnkee a Ne. paai KsIiway, whieh
took effect. sunday, November AZ, 1924
TRAINS aOGM0 East.
Passenger, No. 4, departs 1905 9, m.
Freight, No. 90, depaFte ESQ a. m.
Freight. mo. ~, departs y 90 y. M.
TRAINS aOtMa waef,
Mixed, No, DT, DEPARTS :lO p. m.
TRAINS pnOm THE EAST.
Paaseng ger, No. 3, arrives D:46 y. m.
Freight, No.. n, arrives s $500 M.
Freight. No. 0B, arrives 100 p. m.
TAArNs Ya0M THE WEST.
Freight. 10. 100, arrives 10 :4b .. m.
All the above trains, carry passengers: but
fReighss only when passengers are provided with
icketn.
Passenger tEaias going east make connection
At Egan for ell points south, and passenger train
going west, ~ W0Oneocket for atl points north.
MADISON d BRfaToL LENH.
Passenger going north. depnFte 3:b0p. N.
Passenger from north arrives, 1880 a. m.
JNo. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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Mcdonald bros. have just received o
full line of skates.
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10 sscreed Do Giers.

81. PETERsBURo, Jan. pm. Shish.
kin. who was assistant I o.the late III. De
Giers. minister Of foreign affairs, has
been appointed to succeed the latter
4anaporafily.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05
A NARROW ESCAPE.
"A Detective Captures IL NouId-Re Ont.
lnT ut L~nmbert's Point.

Detective McKown, of Lumbcrt'a
Point, has just completed Il very clever
piece of detective work. which puts
Isaac Riddick. 4 negro. behind the bars
Oh the charge Of assault with attempt
to kill.
The facts are as follows: On the l2th
OF last September Mr.. Tios. Doyle. who
tends to tho sand ut Sandy POINT
which Is used in paving the street. was
walking along the liowdcn's ferry road.
near Denby's farm, Oh his way 10 this
city, when he SAW 4 negro man, walk
ing In front of him. carrying q long club,
acting In Il rather suspicious manner
After a while he noticed the man dodge
into the bushes. Just as MIR. Doyle
passed the spot where the negro left
the road he saw the shadow of his
uDliftcd arm. ready TO strike with the
stick. Remembering the negro. Mr..
Doyle raised his left arm to ward oft
he blow, and received the lick on his
forearm. He Immediately grappled
with tie negro, and hallowcd for help
as loud us he could. Tho negro became
frightened and, aiming a vicious blow at
MIR. Doyle's head, which fortunately
missed It's mark, dropped his stick and
made tracks TO get away. About this
time Detective McEown came along the
road In n buggy, and Mr.. Doyle, after
explaining the matter To him, put the
casc I'm his hands. Mr.. Mckown immn-
diately started out. with no clue what
ever, except the stick with which the
assault was made, and the results Of
hi fort are seen when it Isl stated that
yesterday Mr.. Doyle, in the county jail.
identified Isaac Riddick as the nan who
attempted his life on the high road.
Detective McKown deserves credit for
his success in capturing the would-bc
outlaw.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05
IN HYMEN's HOLY BONDS
Four Hearts Made Happy in the Cochade
City Last Night.
HANDSOME CHURCH DECORATIONS.
1inrrison Waite. Jr.. iWcds Miss
i'"it fa"nE. and Mr.. Herbert AI-
rinGton aud Nsisu Annie Bnissrnu
Are Wade One-B6th Were Flask
tonabIe Events,

petersburg. Va, Dee. l.-(Special.)--
GRACE Episcopal Church was the scene
inns AFTERNOON at . O'Clock of Il very
pretty marriage, and in honor of the
occasion the chancel had been very.
tastefully and elaborate!y decorated
win lowers and potted plants. The
parties to this uniop were Mr.. Harrison
Waite, Jr.. and Miss Ida Young. The
iushers were Messrs. Nlaury Young. Ma
ron PEBBLES. L. NJ. Young, and w. s..
Young. Mr.. S. G.. Wilson was the best
mar
Miss Bessie Waite, sister. of the
groom, was maid of honor. The bride
entered on the. arm of her brother,
Mr.. j. Il. Young, II was met at the
chnnccl by the groom, and his best
man E"
The ceremony was performed by the
rector, Rev. John Ridout.. The bride
Is a daughter of Mrs. w. A.. Young.
and one of Pctcrsburg's most attractive
young ladies. The groom is n postal
clerk on the Atlantic Coast Line. and Il
son of Major Harrison Waite. an ar
chitect of this place.
y large and fashionable assemblage
gathered at St. raul's Episcopal Church
this evening at $50 o'clock. to witness
the marriage OF MI. Herbert Arlington
and Miss Annie Borseau. The chancel
and pulpit front was Beautifully de-.
corated with flowers and growing
plants. Miss Lizzie Boisseau. IL sister
~ the bride, was maid OF honor, and
Mr.. Samuel w. Arlington. 81 hrothcr Of
the groom, hest man. The ushers Were
Mcssrs. HolmeS BnisScau, ,Jr., brother
of The bride, and Il. b. Arlington, OF
Petersburg; livery l.. Arlington, of
Richmond: y. w. Falkcncr. of Cumbcr-
land. n. c.: William WARMTH, of Nor
ok and Kemp Plummer. Of Ports
mouth. The bride wore white French
organize. trimmed with pearl and car
ried in her hand II bouquet Of bride
roses. The maid of honor also wore
white orGandic. II held in her hand a
bouquet Of La France rcses. Rev. w.
@. Starr, d.. D., pastor of Board Stree,
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rich
mond. ofiiciated. The bride is n daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes BcisscalI.
of this city. and quite pretty. The
groom is a prominent ~lmereaandisr
broker here.
Constable J. s. Hatchctt, of linen
burg. was here to-day. armed with a
warrant for the arrest of IL negro. named
William Thornton Jackson, who is
wanted III that county for the larceny
of Il watch stolen from Moliie Daniel.
Upon his arrival here tile Constable
learned that the man he was looking
for was al work on the Old Dominion
Steamship C~ompany's wharf, at Nor
folk. lie at once wired the Chief of
Police Of that city to arrest k if
he could he found.
Miss Lucy Watson will give a rccen-
ton tomorrow night in honor of her
guests, Mrs. Stuart Breeze. of Ralti-
more. and Miss Connolly. of Rappalian-
mock ounty.
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ELIZABETH CITY, N.C.

Elizabeth City. ~ c., Dec. 4.-(Spc-
clnD-Don't forget the ba2uar nj tho
Albemarie, House Thursday and Fri
day nights. II will be u big thing.
Ar. Erskine ~JEhringhaus' handsome
residence. on Fearing street. is nearly
finished. Upon completion IL will be nm
ornament TO that part Of the city.
The work OF putting in electric lights
In the Methodist Church in addition Ia
old gas light is nearly completed.
~ mas been needed for some time. as
very often II gas gives II very poor
light. y. 80
Mr.. Zcnas Fearing ana MIR. c. n.
Crawford returned to-day from Bcrk-
ley, where they lave been acting as
waters IN the marriage Of Mr.. II. Ca
took place at THE Chestnut Street
church yesterday afternoon.
ALARM OF FlRE.-At II o'clock
his morning an alarm OF fire was
sounded in the Fourth Ward. After a
wild goose chase lall over that ward
the hose wagon returned. being unable
10 locate the fire. The engine did not
even leave the house at all on account
Of one of he horaes being out ON the
street cleaning force. Should the fire
had been of any Importance serious.
damage might hayc been lone while
the engine would have been lying use.
less at the c~nripr-houSr.
a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DR..
johnston received telegram yester-
day from the lteEltlDr. Black. who wa.
TO carry on the meeting which has al
ready been begun at the Presbyterian
church. that it would he Impossible
for him to come here and take part in
the work. 1t vii! he quite n ~disappoint-
ment to many.
THE OYSTER I.AW.-Thc oys;ci
dredging law allowing dredging only
by natives uf this State is now in
ERECT. There are many varied opinion.
as to whether this law will be an i'm
proNement on the old One. whlch al
lowed outsiders the privilege OF drcdp-
ing, as ii is thought tina, it will i'm
pair the oyster trade of this place.
THE LADIES iiAZAAR.-Thc ladioe
or the Episcopal Church have every
thing in preparation for their big ba-
Haar. which is To take place Thursday
n Friday nights. for the benefit Of
that church. y pleasant, evening may
he expected Ivy all who attend. as n
Very interesting programme has been
arranged. besides the refreshments. etc.
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BRAMBLEToN.

Rev. w. f. Lcftwich, the new pastor
for Trinity Nj. E. Church, arrived yes
terdny.
Prayer meeting this week every af-
tcrroon at 4 o'clock ut McKendrec,
under the conduct of thei Wonan's Mis-
%sionary Society for aides. All invited.
Mrs. Orley %iBrowncll. OF Marshall
avenue, has returned from the Atlanta
lSNposition., She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Hull. They ,werc
delighted with their trip.
Miss Raymond gave her recital at
Festival Hall Tuesday night. The
gymnasium class OF the Y. NJ. G. a.. un-
der tho direction of Professor Ward,
Will give nm exhibition Tonight. The
GYPSY wedding by the young ladies' OF
Avenue Baptist Church. with So
los. duets. recitatlons. Nc. will be the
to-morrow night. Small adj
fec.
The Kings Daughters will meet this
evening ut 4 o'clock with Mrs. Rcy-
nolds. Bramblcton avenue.
There WAS an entertainment ut
Acrce's Hall last night by the Amcri-
can Musical Club.
The Iuasnuch Circle OF Kings Daugh-
terS will meet at 3:30 p. III. at Mrs. Roy
nolds', in BrambletOn avenue.
MIR. David -. l%}atton, representative
of Princess Anne county. spent Mon
day night with his sister. Mrs. ]. r..
S01 Tunstall avenue. where he
left early Tuesday morning for Rich
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%EDENT0N. n. c.

~Edenton, n. c.. Dec. 4.-(SpeciaD-
Mr.. w. X. S~hannonhousc. of HEREFORD.
was in Yesterday.
Mr.. b. II. BYRD. optieian ana jew
elel', has moved his shop from i.as:
Queen street. and occupies the room
over MIR. l.. l.. Moort's store.
MI. Tooicy. of the express office. who
mas oren out OF town several days. has
returned.
Rcmcmher the entertainment tonight
.CThur9laY by ST. ..hlary's Guild al
ltca's Opera House.
The large audience that aegcmllCd
al Rea's Opera House last night to Wit
ness h performance of Gortons Min
strelS and expecting to see n good
SHOW were not I'm the leusi disappointed.
The jokes and songs are new and unny,
tb,' music and dancing was excellent.
Welby. Pearl and Keys. the monde
script trio, pleased thc audience. In
iact, all was good and the audience
was pleased with the whole perform
ance
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Happenings ola Day Briefly ChrOnlcIsd
For The YirginIan Readers.
SOAE PERSONAL AND SOCIAL GOSsIP.
Nores OF H~aiIrond, business md
Ticasure-IA Policeman Snid to
Fave rceu Shot At-A Brief E'ra-
s:rashEte Of entertainments 70.
Night other Notes.

The Police Board meets this after
q
Officer Snyder has peer detailed for
detective duty.
Mr.. James L. Lowe. of this city. has
heen awarded a patent for Il bicycle.
y large number of ocean steamers
are to load coal at Lambcrt's Point
This month.
The annual meeting Of the corpora
ton of the Turney Boys Home will
be held tonight.
Pop" Tate, last seasons manager
for the Norfolk Baseball Club, was in
The city yesterday.
1t is a that a few nights ago some
one fired two shots at Officer Richard
son on Water street.
During November 100, 900 tons of Po-
cahontas coal was loaded on vessels
at Lam bcrt'S Point.
y whale was sighted off the mouth Of
York river yesterday by the cysner
steamer Chesapeake.
Air II. c. Clark. owner of the sailing.
yacht Triton, now in this port, arrived
in the city yesterday.
Special officer Moore, % the S. =. G..
"a. yesterday arrested John Temple, col
ored, for overlooking n horse.
y reception TO the new Methodist
pastors will he held at Cumberland
street NJ: Il. Church tonight.
The on Revision of the
City Charter will meet at the Treas
tIrCr's Office Tonight at s o'clock.
Last night AT the Carnival of Trade
was given up to the children. The
Carnival closes tomorrow night.
Henry shannon, rolored. was arrest
ed yesterday for threatening to shoot
Frank Johnson, also colorcd, last Fri
day.
Rev. w. II. Anvil. the new pastor of
Cumberland Street NJ. T.. Church, ar
rived in the city with his family last
might.
a milk wagon coliided with a beer
wagon at Bank n Plume streets yes
1erday morning, the former losing IL
wheel.
Mrs. Priscilla Bcnsten, relict Of the
late Benz. II. Beusten, died at her
home, on James street, Tuesday night.
aged 20 years.
At the revival going on at the Bank
street Baptist church (colored) 23G per-
sons have professcd conversion. The
revival closes tomorrow night.
The baltimore militia. l,2OO strong.
and the Baltimore Veteran Volunteer
lircmcn's Association will arrive here
his morning on their way to Atlanta.
y literary and musical entertainment
for the benefit Of the carpet fund of
E.pwoith Chuch will be given In the
lecture-foom of CRANKY Street Church
tonight.
The remains of the late George
IouShlin arrived in the city last night.
The funeral will take place from st.
Niary's Catholic Church this morning
nj 10 O'Clock.
Norfolk is to he treated 10 n great
musical entertainment I'm December
18TH, when Sousa and his peerless band
will give two concerts at the Academy
OF Music. Sousa and his band stand
alone in the estimation of the press and
public.
Mr.. w. j.. Arlington. Il former citi-
zen of Norfolk. but for a number Of
Yea rs II resident of 81 TnlIiS fU or, :,
visit to our city. MIR. A~ddington is a
strong advocate of the single tax. and
has been in Delaware canvassing the
issue in that state.
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Iusnccting tic .rcrrnini.

y number of officials of the Southern
railway We're IN the city yesterday in
speeding the tcrmini Of the Dad at
Primers Point They ave been over
the entire road, laying ont plans for
their advent into this port. The party
was composed of Mcssrs. w. II. Rald-
win, Jr, Second Vicc-Presidcnt; w. II.
Green, General Superintendent: J. T..
Munson. Division Freight Agent; e. II.
Hudson, Chief Engineer. and T.. L.
Lamb, General Forwarding Agnt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05

The holiday stock daily arriving at
1.-THE Casket'' will be found specially
nice. and prices for quality of goods
so cheap that customers are daily eX-
claiming how can o possibly sell such
goods at such low prices. The answer
IS that the Mcssrs. Greenwood Brothers
buy largely and for The cash, and sell
on close margins to ensure rapid sales.
Thine and money saved by patronizinE
e!yhe Caskpt." 16S Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05
our competitors wonder.

how we can with the heavy advance
in leather continue 10 sell.
Dur Patrol Shoes for 81.
Rut we were forwarncd and
contracted for them before the
advance ame Hence we can and will
continue to give the consumer the ben
eft.
This famous shoe is made with three
solid leather solcs. and is recommend
ed by policemen. oystcrmcn. black
smiths. painters, farmers, and all kinds
of mechanics. Come and sec the laced
and CATERS.
HELLER'S
ONE-PRICE SHOE STORE,
&c Bank street, opposite Courthouse.
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city Charter.

An open meeting of the committed
on revising the city charter will be held
in the City Trcasurcr's Office Thursday
next at ) p. M. at which time sug-
scstions in person or in writing from
citizens interested will be gladly re-
ceivcd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05
Grand Opening or HoIidny food,

Now is the frugal buyers chance at
u store. Holiday goods ut everyday
prices. Cut prices on all dress goods.
cloaks. capcS. blankets and winter I'M
dcrwear. See Sundays paper for spe-
cial bargain prices at Levy Bros Mod
ern BARGAIN Store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05
TcIIing Timc nx a snnnnucr CIorI-

Kansas has often been called the
sunfower Statc-a title more than
ever appropriate since tEc foreman
upon Gov. Motley's farm constructed
his sunfower clock. Choosing an
enormous sunflower he attached to It's
dropping head a tiny cornstalk not
more than ten feet long. About the
plant he drew a circle and divided II
into twenty-four parts, each of which
was subdividcd for minutes and sec
onds. And now. as the faithful plant
from dawn to dusk eyes its fierce lord
the cornstalk pointer moves about the
dial, indicating the time.
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Drs. Harmon &. frey.

Eye. Far. Nose and Throat. Consul
tation free. lSG Main street. Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05

Judge Noise, OF New Orleans, whu
committed the district attorney to jail
Tor contempt OF court last week, has
been indicted by the grand fury for
oppression In office and SANDER,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05

Wien Baby was sick, We gave hei Castoria.
When she was n Child, she cried for Cas,oria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria-
When she had CLildrca, she gave them Castoria
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05
FoR RENr.

FOR hat desidnble store cor
ner Srnhby anr Queen strcuts: good
LOCATION, with nll. convenienoes. Dos
session January lst. 1896. Apply WALT.
i. DOIltiR. lis York .Plncc or N. and
.. X. II. General Offices. de4-tT
FOR RENT-iiouse 81 Yarmouth street,
NiIn an modern irproN emcnts: possess
SION can oe giver 10y the list of DeceIn-.
yer. Apply to 81 Butte street. no2S-tfi
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wants - situation: have had ex-
perience in dry goods and notion busi-
nass: can furnish references. Address
w. NJ. g., Nirgfiiian Office. dei-3t'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BOARD-For two single gentlemcn: sin
gle rooms; convenient to the business
portion of the city: can be obtained by
addressing "A. E. this office. no2i-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05

BUILDING, LOAN AND LlFE lNSU-
rance combined: exceptional induce
ments offered to iirst-clnss solicitors.
Room u Huddington building, city. .
to 10 a. m. motif
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HELP WANTED,

NER ETH young business man, well
acquainted In North Carolina, desires
10 represent 4 commercial house on the
ROAD; groceries or hardware preferred.
Il box, Fayetteville. n. C. de5-3t'
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FDuND-A Setter has been ut the house
OF Mr.: r. a. Kid Ccrprew avenue ex-
tended, since Sunday. Owner can get
same by proving property uiid paying
expenses of advertisement. dc5-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell staple goods
at home or travel liberal salary or
good commission. We send samples on
applications: give exclusive territory.
Address L. o. . ll03, ~. Y. City.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-05

| WANT Five Experienced building and
Loan Solicitors we'll acquainted in Nor
folk and. adjacent towns. Will pay
snlarS with commission. Call on W.
NJ. PN1tis, at Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk,
etwGc 2 and 4 d. IN. aui-tf