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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-09

to satisfy some of the smaller
claims.
~ MINOR CoNTLAuRAr1oS,- just
before II o'clock eMonday night,
when some OF the iiremen were still
lingering in the banquet room, a
largo light was noticed IN the direc.
ton OF the engine house, when the
boys Immediately FASTENED to the
scene. They discovered an old
building, just beyond the head
quarters, euveloped in flames, aud
lost no time III turning on the hose.
me blaze was under control within
few minutes. Tho old building
was unoccupied aud the fire IL
evidently of an incendiRry origin.
The loss is nominal.
STOLE TO GET WHIsKEY MoNEy.-
Charles FELTON,, white, who was for.
merry engaged with the Virginia
Manufacturing Company, but who
says he has been recently oystering
III the James river, was brought be
fore Mayor Brewer Yesterday,
charged with the theft of one coat, the
property of Willie Murray. He was
acquainted with Murray and went
to his home while the latter was
absent, secured the article from
Murray's mother, stating that the
owner had sent for 1T. He then in
vested the proceeds in whiskey.
Murray has been before the May
prior to this otlense, on the charge
of petit larceny. 1t appears that
when on spree his desire for the
lntoxicant becomes SO overpowering
when his funds are exhausted. that
he does not hesitate to steal. He has
not been known to be guilty of lar
ceny except when Intoxicated, aud
could yesterday offer no excuse for
the crime except that he wanted
money to buy whiskey. He was
taxed $500 for the offense and in
default committed to jail for thirty
DAYS.
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streum Is still confined to the house
from his injuries, but he is improv-
ing, His statement is That the negro
knight va, huluug IN his premises
and when ne ordered him off they
had some wo,ds. The negro shot
him III tho lcy and eudenvored to
shoot him second tins but his gun
would not fire. He then grabbed u
stick, with which he beat Mr.. Rich
streum in u most unmerciful man
ner. 1t WAS ut first thought that
Mr.. Richstreum's injuries would
prove fatal.
The argument in the suit of Par
ISL, executor. IN the Surry, Sussex
aud southampton Railroad Com.
pGny, which has been on trial in the
Circuit Court of Petersburg, was
concluded late this evening and the
case given to the jury, who failed to
agree on verdict. The jury were
adjourned over to to. morrow morn
ing.
MIR. Sydney P, Epes, who was to.
day appointed by Gov. O'Ferrall
Register OF the Land Office, 10
brother of MIR. G.. a. Epes, of Pc
tersDuTP.
at the meeting of the Cham Der of
Commerce this evening commupi-
cation was received from telephone
companY In New York Offering to
establish telephone exchange in
Petersburg at cost OF 81 to So per
month to each subscriber. The com.
pany proposes TO organize joint
stock company of Petersburg people
with capital of 10000, Ihemat-
ter was referred to committee to
desire the best method to secure
cheaper rate than that now being
paid here for telephone service.
The north bound passenger train,
which arrived here this afternoon,
ran over and killed man whose
name liz said to be VIM. Applewhite,
from Maryland. The accident oc-
CURED hear Weldon. Applewhlte
was arrested yesterday at Weldon on
suspicion OF being an escaped con-
Wet, but was afterwards released.
This morning he was in Weldon
drunk. A pistol and deck OF cards
were found on his person.
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duty, except in tho neighborhood of

duty, except in tho neighborhood of
navy yard, for SIX mouths.
Tho Navy Department has q
eablegram from Admiral Carpenter
announcing tho arrival of the flag.
ship Baltimore at Ghemulpo yestcr-
day.
Secretary Herbert has given the
necessary orders for fitting the
cruiser Minneapolis as hugshlp
aud the work will be done ut the
Norfolk navy yard. where tho ship
Is to go rs soon rs che finishes tax
ing coal ut Philadelphia, which will
be about tho end of this week.
The changes, which consist OF
alterations in her cabin To
provide quarters for nn admiral
aud his stall, rs we'll ns for her
commanding officer, will take at
least two months but other work re-
CURED to make the vessel ready for
three years cruise will go on sim
ultaneously and probably on April
lat the Minneapolis viii succeed tho
New York as flagship of the North
Atlantic station.
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= O E ! S M Q u I" II.
! THE POLICE EXAMINATION.
Additional Evidence Showing How
the Norfolk Police Make Arrests.

tiiC tNOIlOth OiISG lTaNe ARRESTS.
In the course of the examination
before the Police Commissioners on
Monday night Captain King was
asked by counsel IF he did not
know that Chief Iredell was rel
moved from office for the same
thing that be had done in the case
Of Officer Warren" This lie de.
c!lned to answer.
lie WAS then asked ''if the police
regulations did not require that the
name OF every person brought to
the statiou house should be enter ed
on the slate"
His reply wns, "that the regula.
lions were not made for Portsmouth,
but for the government Of the police
force Of Norfolk"
lie was then asked Chow were
men released vino were brought
thore by officers without their names
appearing on the slate?"
He answered "that he and the
officer usually consulted together,
and where the case was frivolous
one they would release him"
This ls not the case in this city
When an officer brings a prisoner in
he states his charges to the officer
on duty, and where the case is q
triiling one the prisoner furnishes
bail and is released until morning
aud then the Mayor disposes OF the
case. No arrests are made without
being entered on the slate.
Officer Bass in his testimony
stated that the streets of Norfolk in
SOME places were very rugged and
ofte ntlmes made sober man stag
ger. He was asked: "Might not
this be the cause of some people be.
ing arrested some time?" His reply
was, at might be-" He remerke ed
on leaving the Mayors office; III
the counsel for the prisoner would
come to Norfolk and do as Officer
Warren did he would arrest him,
although he might know that he was
not drunk"
When asked by counsel eff Officer
Warren had been retained at the
station house, what charge would
he have made agnint him"
lie replied drunkenness, not
withstandiug he stated positively
that the officer was not drunk when
be arrested him, but "only did SO
because he dared him."
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IN PETERSBURG.
THE COCKADE CITY.
Many Matters to interest Peters
burgers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to the yirginian.

burgers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to the Yirginian.
PETERSBURG. Va. January s.
Sheriff Charles Watson received
telegram this morning from Judge
). l.. West. Of Sussex county, re-
questing him to hold the negro Rob
ert Ridley, who is charged with the
shooting and killing of MIR. George
Williams, iii that county, aud who
WAS arrested in Nottoway county on
last Sunday evening by Sheriff j. 8.
Powell, and who was brought to
Petersburg yesterday morning and
committed to Jail. Judge West says
that the feeling in the county at this
time Is such that it would be unsafe
to bring the prisoner there, and
therefore he will be held in custody
here.
s. learned from a gentleman who
arrived here from Sussex this morn.
Ing that the statement made by
Ridley that, before he shot MIR.
Williams, he was attacked by that
gentleman with pitchfork is all
untrue. On the contrary, it is said
that Ridley went to Williams house
and as soon as he opened the door,
ia response to the assassin's knock,
the negro deliberately shot him in
the breast with the musket and that
he fell dead in his tracks. The same
gentleman stated that the feeling
against Ridley IN the vicinity of
where the murder was committed is
very bitter and that he would GER
tainly be lynched if the people there
could get their hauds on him. The
murderer still claims that the shoot.
ing was accidental and is evidently
very much frightened.
Eureka Lodge, No. 81, knights of
Pythias, will have their annual ban.
quet and concert at Library Hall
to- morrow night. There are about
200 Knights in Petersburg, 10 OF
whom are members of Eureka
Lodge.
The regular monthly term of the
County Court of Prince George will
open next Thursday. The witnesses
in The case OF Joe knight, charged
with shooting, wounding and as
saulting MIR. Herman Richstreum, a
Swede, 81 ue weeks ago, have been
summoned to appear, but tho case
Will not be heard, as the injured man
is not able to appear. Mir. Rich
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SUFFOLK NEWS.
IN OLD NAN SEMOND.
Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings.

Notes and G'eanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings.
The court clerks arc preparing
the docket for the next term o; the
County Court, beginning on Mon
day.
Society is anticipating the swell
New Year german, to occur in the
new Armory Monday night, the
l4th inst.
1t Is expected that tho splinter
mill will resume operations within q
few weeks.
@. L. Farley has accepted posi-.
ton rs painter III the Atlantic and
Dnnville shops and Will soon enter
on his new duties.
Mr.. j. E. Wills. well-known
among saw mill men OF Isle of
Wight county. was in Suffolk yes.
terday.
Misses Sallie Cotton, Grace Eley
and Lille King and the Misses
Qnimby have returned from their
visits TO Washington. ID. @.
Services were held last night, the
second IN the week of prayer, at the
Presbyterian Church. Rev. II. G.
Cheatham, Methodist. addressed
the assemblage on Church I'm.
versal.
a FUNERAL.-The funeral OF Joe
Hutchinson, u much respected coll
ored man, took place yesterday after
noon from the Pine Street Metho.
dist Church. Rev. S. A. Howell,
o tficlating. The deceased was bur.
led III the colored cemetery by the
Order OF Seven Wise Men, Of wnicn
he was member.
To ASSIST JUsrIcE.-Mr. Sidney
Britt left on the cannon ball train
yesterday afternoon for Richmond.
The object OF his visit is TO aid in
the procuring of q warrant and also
requisltion papers for one Ely, who
Is alleged to have embez1ied the
funds of q. +. Nerdier, Norfolk.
Ely was arrested by the New York
officials.
ME. JESSE JONES DEAD.-Mr.
Jesse Jones, brother of Mr. G.
Jones. died shortly before 6 o'clock
yesterday morning, alter An illness
resulting from pneumonia of less
than week $ duration. Mr.. Jones
was life resident of Suffolk, and
was thoroughly popular with his
friends. He was In his 43d year.
a wife and four children survive
him. He wass member Of Welcome
Lodge No. 80, knights of Pythias,
which lodge will attend tho funeral
in Il body. The funeral takes place
this afternoon from the Christian
Church at 800 O'Clock, DR.. w. w.
Staley officiating.
DEED OF TEUsr CONSIDERATIONS. =
a deed was yesterday recorded
transferring farm of 1873 acres near
Windsor, Va, from John w,
Stephenson to Martha Y. Stephen.
son, the consideration being the
assumption OF two deeds OF trust.
HE DISTRESS WARRANT SALE.
Auctioneer Hosier, to satisfy some
distress warrants held by Sergeant
Ames, yesterday sold the remain.
ing confectionery stock left behind
by Pyrgakes. The proceeds of
the sale were only about $40, enough
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Iknilrumd C!InIInc.

LIE FlRGISlAN representative
lear hed Yesterday from what he
considered good authority that
Captain Walter Judkins, q conduc
tor on the Seahoard Airline. will
on February LIST be made tralnmas.
ter OF this end of the line and
tnat Mr.. Cooper and MIR. Jones.
who are now holding similar 20.
sltions. have been notified that
their services will not be needed
alter that date. There will also be
an extra fast train put on between
here and Atlanta. MIR. Wrenn will
probably be sent to North Caro-
lima.
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NAVAL ORERS.
Reversal OF Responsibility of Pilots
on War Ships.
By Southern Assoc ated pross.

BY Southern Assoc atel Pross.
WAsHINGToN, January S.-Secre.
tary Herbert to-day issued general
orders to naval officers reversing the
former practice of the department
regarding the responsibility of
pilots on board war ships, which
will render it impossible hereafter to
shift the blame for injury to vessel
on the pilot. as was attempted in
the cases of the Columbia last
spring and the Cincinnati last No
VEN Der. The order Is as follows:
he accident to the United States
ship CINCINNATI, upon the occasion
oil her striking ground on the east
ern side of the shoals to The South
or west OF Execution Rock Light
house. Long Island Sound, on the
10th day OF November last, renders
IL eXpedlent that the department
promulgate 10 the service its views
with regard to the responsibility of
pilots on board vessels of the navy,
a pilot is to be considered merely
as an advisor to the commanding
officer, and his presence on board a
naval vessel shall not relieve the
commanding officer OF such vessel
or any OF his subordinates. from full
responsibility for the proper per.
iormance OF tue duties with which
they, or any OF them, may he
charged concerning the navigation
OF the vessel.
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Shooting in sweet Canaan.

Monday night about 1915 o'clock
Il negro boy named Edward Shields,
ABOUT 10 years old, shot another
boy named Eli Luster about the
same age, in the mouth. the ball
coming out his neck. Shields is
employed as driver of beer
wagon in Norfolk, and as soon as
the shooting occurred he made his
way back home. Luster was carried
TO the drug store Of MIR. l.. w.
Owens, but he would not dress the
wound, but sent him to the Office OF
Or. France, colored physician on
Green street, who dressed it.
The facts, as we learned them. are
that Luster goes with u girl named
Brown. who lives on Washington
street, and that Shields also wanted
to go with her. Monday night she
visited house on Chestnut street
and Luster called there, and Shields
went to the house, called Luster out.
some words ensued and they were
about to fight, when Luster saw
Constable Anderson on the county
side OF the street and told him that
Shields wanted to shoot him. Con.
stable Anderson searched Shields
and found no weapon on him and
let him go.
Later on the two boys met in a
lane not far of aud another quarrel
took place. Shields said to a boy
named Doc West. "Lend me your
pistol" which he did. and Shields
then shot Luster with it and made
his escape. officer Hutchius, who
was not far of, heard the shot, ran
up to where he thought it was and
found Luster shot. He made in
qulries about the shooting and went
IN search OF Shields, but he was too
quick and succeeded in making his
escape, but was captured Yesterday
morning in Norfolk and lodged N
jail. He denies having done the
shooting. Later in the day Doe
West was arrested as an accomplice.
The two will have bearing this
morning if the wounded boy Is able
to appear.
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NaXal NoYa.
By Southern Associated Press.

WAsHlSGToN, January S.-Capt.
Albert s. Barker will succeed Capt.
Francis j. Higginson rs captain of
the Mare Island Navy.yard Feb.
ruary 18th, Capt. Higginson taking
command OF the Mon terey. Capt.
Frank Wlldes has received prelirni.
nary orders assigning him to the
command OF the Independence.
Several junior officers have been
ordered to the cruiser. Olympia, and
1t 10 probable that the new cruiser
VIII be put into commission at Mare
Island the latter part OF the month.
Ihe vessel will not DO available for
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PORTSMOUTH PARAGRAPHS
The Rainy Day Work Of an Energetic
Reporter.
De STOLE q cow FRoJl BERKELEY
Royal Arcanum to Celebrate A Mar
siage Tomorrow. The City Of
Norfolk to Be Repaired.
Cruelty to a Horse. The
Elks Tonight.
Seaside Lodge attended services

Seaside Lodge attended services
Sunday night.
The new ferry schedule at night
gives general satisfaction.
3Erhere was nothing of interest
done in the Hastings Court yester-
day.
There was very heavy fog yes
terday, which lasted until about 10
O'Clock,
There will be public installation
at Elks' Hall tonight. The public
are invited.
A small child had his hand badly
mashed yesterday. He was attended
by DR.. Robertson.
Stephen Birdsong was arrested
sor cruelty TO horse. He will have
an examination to-day.
A man named WIN. Brown was
arrested III the county for whaling n
negro man with IL club.
Mrs. Burgess, of Chicago, Is visit.
eng her daughter, Mrs. jacob Kauf-
man, on Crawford street.
One of the High street clerks will
pc married tomorrow to Young
lady Ill the upper part of the city.
The City of Norfolk will come up
srom Newport News this week, the
Eepairs TO her machiuery:,h aving
been completed.
The grating on the corner of High
anu Water streets is being put down
anu when completed will add much
10 that portion of the city.
MIR. +. n. BiIisoly, member of
ahe Council from the First Ward.
VIII on February LIST move to the
Sifth Ward, or Park View.
Z. II. Randolph was locked up
yesterday, having been arrested
by Constable Whitehurst for steal
sng COW back of Berkeley,
n the proceedings OF the Police
commissioners yesterday the fine
supposed on Officer Warren should
Aave read SO instead OF Sl5.
Ocean Coupcil Royal Arcanum
will celebrate their sixth anniversary
Sunday night by attending religious
Gervices ut the Court Street Presbv.
serian Church.
Yesterday while a boatman was
making landing at Wainwright 4
Sons oyster house his hand pot
caught between the boat and one of
sha piles and had one of his fingers
BADLY crushed. DIR. V. G.. Cnlpep.
per was sent for and rendered tucb
assistance as was necessary
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Meeting of the Hoard OF Supcr.
yisUrs.

yisUrs.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Nor.
lolk county held theis regular
monthly meeting yesterday alter.
noon, with the following mem bers
present. @. Il. Nimmo, chairman:
4. NJ. Tilley, VIM. S. johnson.
John a. Codd. D. s. Wright, Harry
West.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
All properly approved bills were
allowed.
There was some discussion over
allowing bill of So a month for
whltewashing the Jail. MIR. Codd
objected to the payment of the bill
because he thought that the prison
ers should do the work. 1t was
finally allowed. after when the fol.
loving resolution was adopted:
ReSo tved, That hereafter the pris.
oners IN jail be made to whitewash
the jail, and that no fees be allowed
Tor the same.
There being no other business the
Board adjourned.
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It"bbcrv in rr,.l.tou.

On Monday night about II
O'Clock, shortly after Mr.. A. f..
Eurner had closed his store in
brighton, he saw IA man coming
shrough the skyhght into his store.
lie was IN the act of dropping down
ON The counter when discovered
d5oth men saw each lother ut the
same time. but before the negro
gould get back on the roof Mr.
turner fired both barrels OF his
gun, which was loaded with bird
ahot at him. The contents struck
MIN ahont the body, bat he sue.
Geeded IN making eood lis escnnn
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Under Oxford Hail.. Saturday. ia

Under Oxford Hail. Saturday, Jan
uary 9Th.
Fifty dozen children's black rib.
bed hose, full regular made, regular
price l2!c, for Saturday, 7!c. These
goods are fast black and none bet
Ser ut 15c; sizes t to s.
Boys Windsor ties reduced from
G5c to lie.
Infants silk caps Mt half price.
Mems. ladies' and gentlenen's red
medicated shirts ut less than cost
Remember these prices for this
DAY only, Saturday, January 9th,
y. j. PHILLIPS,
Under Oxford Hall.
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an Oihcn Eiincs

People overlooked the importance
oi permanently beneficial effects
and were satisfied with TRANSIENT
action out now that 1t is generally
Known that Syrup of Figs will per
manently cure habitual constipation.
well informed people will not bny
other laxatiyes, which nc. for q time.
but finally lnlure the system.
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Fumcrn, nf Mr., Dr,;r,,,

The funeral OF MIR. Ben DeGraw
Book place Yesterday afternoon from
She South Street Baptist Church.
1he services were conducted by
Sev. MIR. Mitchell. The remains
were inferred III OAK Grove Gene
sery,
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Lamps, silk shades, wire frames.
aoli carriages. toilet sets, pictures,
tables. rockers and everything else
ut Crawford's Furniture and Caruet
House.
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PAY nircctor Dead.
By Southern Associated Press.

WAsHINaroE, January 9.-Pay
Director Richard Washington. of the
navy. who resided with his wife ut
tue Portland Hotel, in this city, died
suddenly to-day of apople1y.
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Rsown Ihcy 60.

What? Why, the prices on any
er'icie IN our store. Suits for old
and young, stout or slim. it matters
Hot. Everything reduced to prices
shat cant help but sell them. Gail
o. once and Inspect them and we
RRnoW you will buy. Levy Il Jacobs,
2U0 High street.
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Bargains! Bargains!

We are selling 3Ginch Mixed Dress
3ooas (io'oiy styles worth &c AMI 3Dc,
for ltc. All-WoOl Cashn, res. Henrictta,
and Fan Mixed Dress Goods. worth SOC
and Coo, for 35c aud $40.
Marseilles Quilts at sl25 worth twice
tho money.
Gents Underwear for 81 per suit.
Buit
$50 La los. Misses and Childran's
Cioaks viii h We will sell Tor much less
than half pric. Also Il beautiful line OF
Capes aud Stylish oats which We will
sell at very close figures
Try us before you buy. We can save
you money.
w. C. MASH.
a23 higu street.
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The people want them; have
them; shoes that wear. fit comiorta.
ole and at reasonable prices at
Adolph Brandt, 2l3 High street
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Il0rilr Asnin.

l.. Q. Long ~ Son, boot and shoe
henlers. are located Mt 2l9 High
tireet. Portsmouth Insurance Go. $
auildlng.
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AEMTs PORTSMOUTH, ApvERTlsEMENIs
LOOK {,

"GKAND. DOMESTIC" and "SEXT6N's
GRAND" FIRE PLACE HEATERS for $40.
WHIrEHURSr Il RILEY,
Timers and Plumbers.
Phone 1910. DIG Crawford street.
IGOR RENT. - NO. IO6 LONDON
u street. eight large room. front aud
pack porch.s large hail, city water. pau-
Try, nice closets. fre place he,ter md
CRATES and double yard. This property
mas Just been painted and papered
throughout and is i'll hrst-ciass condi-
hon. Is only two minutes from the ferry
and hve minutes from the market Rent
SO per month TO annual tenant. Posses
sion Immediately.
JNO. l.. WATSON.
Portsmouth, Va.
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w hateVer Sou 40 Dome NIiqs
esninnili's Zig sale

OF dress goods, linens, gInehams.
sateen, outing cloths, blankets, white
spreads, chenille covers, etc. These
prices are for cash. Hammills, $40
High street.
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ONE THIRD OFF.

10 Close Out the Balance of Our
Clothing and Wooden Under
wear
by February LIST we will deduct one.
'hird from our regular price. For
instance: a Sl5 suit, will sell you for
SO; $500 suit for 1888; $40 suit
Tor So. &c. and SO ON. Goods sold at
these reduced prices Will be for CASH
oNhY. This will be the best chance
you'll! have to buy first class cloth
ing at snch low prices.
BREsLAUEK & ANTHONY,
Iii High Street.
Agents for Sweet, Orr n Co. over.
alls aud pants. Foster, Paul Il Co,
kld gloves for gentlemen and New
YORK Collar and CUT Laundry Com
pany.
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Special For Mondav.

Fine Laundry Soap, 4c per bar, or Z
bars for 25c.
a Pound of Good Tea and Two
POUNDS OF Granulatod Sugar for 35c.
standard Sugar Corr, &c can, Or cans
for 26c.
Fine Rock Candy Drips I5c por quart.
y. W. HUDGlNS Il 90,
S02 Crawford street,
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80 buys 2.240 pounds best Lohipb
Valley coal. j. NJ. Hgtton Il Co.