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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13
CERvESA DANESA 1h K GfEea g T z

OB TT H46JOL QU6 SO AEIIPOAOtR Oh TogL8 =
Iela. Sc recihe solamento en- LA NULL
IA donde 10 Vendon al por mayor y detail
30-19 ESPANOL Y COMPANlA.
El domingo del corriente deposita-
3on 1853 impOnontae, Ia s'.nla de 1898 pc
y Pr6stanos do San German.
Aver rnahana tuvo lugar Ell lucjdo en-
tierro de nueetro malogrado amigo el Sc
nor don Adrian Martinez Gambia, ssis
tiendo al acto Representatives. do Ia Junta
Provincial do Inatrucci6n publica, do Ia
Esoueln Normal 10 Maestros y rauchoa
amigos dc 10 fen1ilia.
Sc encuentra en- esta Capital hemos
tenido mucho gusto en- reoibir su vista,
NJ German Matheis, agente viajaro de 10
respectable casa alemana de Luckhaus y
Ginter. Reiteramosle nuestras palabras
dc bienvenida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13

AVISO.- T6ngase on cuenta que don
de hay ell mejor surtido de camas, CANT
tas, colohonas de 12 tamahos ingleses le-
gftinoe, colchonetas de raso, tules para
rnosquitoros, cortiuas, alfombras telas
de lana para senoras as en- Z" Los Deepen
dientes," Fortaleza 88, 1nico estabieoi-
miento en- la Isla donde SO encuentran las
grandes camisetas do cresp6n higi6nico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13

AzUCAR centrifugada de 2.' y g.
vende q precios limitados Benito J. Oarre
ras.-San Juan de Puerto Rico, 10 de Di-
ciembre de 1895. 3-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13

Anoche pasamos I'm ratio muy agrada-
BILE recibiendo la vista de nues 70 Querido
amigo e ilustrado jurisconsuito don Ra-
mon Quiflones, vecino de San German,
que permanecer& aIgunos dias en- esta Ca
pital, y 6 quien reiteranos nuestras segu-
ridades del mayor aprecio.
FTaNA a Fu0 para jovenes y nifios he
Mss chos y q la medida. Telas
u &wAa " - aS aproposito para idem.
Especialidad de Ia Sastreria Francesa,
Fortaleza 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13

NO OLVIDAR que en- Ia Casa de Gam
bio de D. Santos Filippi SO venden papele-
tas de Ia Loterfa Extraordinaria de Madrid
81 moneds corriente, cada d6cimo 16
papeletas. Unico agente de los afamadoa
cigarrillos de "Villar y Villar." SID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13

AVISCl AL PUBLICO.-Ni el Captain
''Percy w. Schan" Sc hacen responsible de las
cuentas que pueda contraer la tripuacon de dicho
buque dutante permanencia en- este puerto. Puer-
to Rico Dicembre 3 de l995.=Andr6s Crosas 5-a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13

Ha fallecido en- Ponce el aprociable
senor don Heuigio Arce muy estimadc
en- aquelle localidad. Rip.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13
HAY DIFERENclA

Entire seguir Ia moda vieja, tomando
despu6s de las comidas ell antique COM
puesto de Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao,
tan nauseabundo para el est6mago como
dif1cil de digestion, y decidirse & tomar
antes de la comida una preparation
moderna, altamente garantizada, que
estimula un apetit0 devorador, y que
ayuda la digestion, de manera que
todo alimento Sc come con iQeSperado
deseo La
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13
PREPARATION
DE WAMPOLE

perfecci0nada = SIN sabor, de Aceite do
Higado de Bacalao con Jarabe de Hipo-
fosftos compuesto, Extractos de Malta
y de Cerezo Silvestre, Sc asimila in
mediatamente con los alimentos, en-
riquece Ia sangre, robusteoe, renueva
fuerza y vigor. 1nmejorable para aliviar
y curar pronto los Catarros, Resfriados,
T1sis, y toda enfermedad consuntiva.
De Venta en- las Droguerlas J Boticaa,
= Fidel Guillermety, San Juan.
Vale y Cancio, Ponce.
@. J. Monagas, Mayaguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13

Hoy por la m4drugada entr6 on el
Thomas, el vapor costero "Vaaco,"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19
Court orI.nw ana t,.,,,,ccYv

Inc jury In the second trial of tho
sui OF Scott Smith, colored, against the
III! GAS Light Company for $1,000
damages for injuries to his person ron
aered verdict for the plaintin riy
ing him $4,000 This is $500 more tim,
ne was given on the first trial a mo-
.loi was made for Il new trial, which
moilon VIII be argued later.
a number of cases were dismissed
and the case OF J. c. JOHNSON VS.. the
Norlolk street Railroad Company was
on motion OF counsel for tht defense.
non,sui,ed, after being properly called
by the Sergeant.
The follow Ing jury cases will be
called FOR trial on the days named:
Monday, November 25th-M II.
Church VS. C. & o. X. RI co. and
MILAN H.. Thomas. Jr. q Co. VS..
White & Whltchurst
Tuesday. 2Gih--Mary Chcatham VS..
Eichard d. KILLER. and ID. p. Blount
N 60. vs.. John Il. Lowry.
Wednesday. 27th--iT"lix Denny VS..
the Norfolk Street Railway Com
nany, and Farmers Manurac,urIng
Company W. Sale & Lambert.
lhnrsdny, Sth-lioliday Crhanks-
Friday, 2gth--Gcorge H. Frey VS. ~
Eirruss, Mary +. Vail VS.. Il. S,
Vaughan. &c, and al; and w ~ Grub
vs. T.. ;. Vaughan. administrator and
Saturday, 3Oth-Marion W. McIn-
tyre Us. G. T. James. ana a. j. Den
by, Jr. administrator, VS.. Virginia a.
Archer.
Monday, December 2d--E. II. Powell
vs. i. w. Stock. ana Joseph Ether
idgc VS.; Marx Jacobs and al.
Tuesday. 3d-.Iohn W. Barbour,
trustee, VS.. City of Norfolk. and Mcr-
cede DIS. Edwards VS.. ]. T. Cannon ct
al.
Wednesday, 4th--Damon G. Poets VS..
Bennett, Rowson, Dcggc & Martin,
and iIastcad VIZ. Anderson.
Thursday. 5th-W H. II, Trcc vs..
Merchants and Mechanics' Savings
Bank and q. DcNitt.rs T.IB. Wright
Friday. Gth-.Jamcs T. Parker and
ny. vs.. city Of Norfolk before "A special
jury from outside the city,.
Saturday, Mathews (: Pctrcc VS.
Joseph S"elingcr, ana Bradley Salt Co
vs. Norfolk Importing and Exporting
Company.
The following cases viii be called for
trial without jurics
Monday, ath-D Ahern VS. Imperial
t;uano Company; .. T.. Brrcacc e. Son
vs. w. II. Jones. and 4. T. Russell VS..
Cosmopolitan Savings. Loan and An
nuity Association.
Tuesday. 10TH c. league vs.. NJ
annie Mapp. and Charles c. Kricl VS..
II. CLAY Pickett
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BRAN BLEToN.

Ar. -. Carpenter. n down town fur
nitufc merchant, la now Occupying hie
az "n,i nov rcHidnnco. 2%i North Clay
avenue. as a home for his family.
The 800 raIacd ~ the Cheerful Work
crs' Of Trinity 81. T.. Church was for
Tia" church fund and not for "pnntor's
salary AZ was published In these
columns.
capt. u. r. Earco, Of the United
Siatca I.ifc-saving Service. WA on II
avenue. yesterday.
The I.uNY B's" Of Sturgeon vii! meet
tonight al 1880 O'Clock Nth Miga Mar.
tina finGiOn. corner Gorprcw and Malt.
by avenues
The 81, C. = T.. viii hold Thanks.
giving and praise service NJ the home
% AIrs. G. -. Cake this afternoon at 4
o'clOck. All ladies' are invited.
There ~til be an oyster shipper ri
tho residence of Dr. ana Mrn. J. n Web
stcr. Park avenue. tonight. under an.
apic"3 Of the Ladies EntcrpiiYr So
ciriy Of McKcndren. for bcncnt ~ tn.
church. IN addition there viii be icc
cream and cake anrVcd AZ well ~ hlt0
"a musical programme rendered.
officer H. Moor" Is quite III at hiP
home. on North Mnltby avenue. No
20. Is telegram was cent 10 his rDotHei
in Gloucester to come 81, once 10 hip
bcdsIdc.
Thc boiler explosion which occurred
Saturday ~ Dr T.. T.. j. Hillcfs IA ~
min At Chatham station. near Virginia
Beach. resulted quite seriously. having
caused the death Of 81 coiOrcd man work.
ing there; aiBO badly scnlding 81 RI
Emmett iIuictt. who hua not yet SUN.
cientiy recovered n be conveyed 10 hit
home at No. g ceceIia, avenue.
The Pure Food Exposition liz ncw
opening at Festival Hall. There viii
be supper scrvcd Tomorrow night
Daily after tomorrow dinner and Hup.
per will be- scrved, The ladies' Of Pa ~
Avenue Baptlat Church wIah the Bran.
bletOn people 10 come and eat and gel
lat and berto~ nctghbOrly liboraiity
on a worthy Gauge,
The grand entertainment TO be given
by the Jackson Light Infantry al Bran.
bltton Hall tonight prorniSes d biz
time 70 all that Will attend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19
.OvERWORKED WOMEN
Fill Our Homes, Our Stores, Our Shops.
'Odr Schools.
THEY MEET US EVERYWHERE, IN ALI
WALKS OF LIFE.
Now Order or Things Produces This
Rcs"it--saomcn Gun Keep strong
and We'll by Talking Dr, Grccnc's

The advent of woman into new oc-
cuputtons brings n new era into her
liie heretofore She had only to en-
counter the strain of household du-
ties. Broader fields bring to her In
creased burdens Her naturally SON
sitivc organism is subject to Il new
nervous tension. How dogs Il AFFECT
her? IL brings exhaustion 10 her ncr-
vous energies. II brings weakness and
loss of vitality 1t adds new dangers
To her condition. Whit does Il do to
future generations? II robs them OF
he robust vitality and nervous force
they ought to have II starts them
IN life the weaker physically and men
tally. the result of this condition of her
nervous system. wcukcn and over
wrought as 1t Is. II then becomes II
vital subject Of the welfare of the wo-
men--onc 10 which the thoughtful are
already giving attention. ono OF scri-
GUS moment to all.
1t Is ~ duty each woman owes to
herself and her children. Given only
To household duties Tint burden. ace
to II that your ovcr-worltcd nerves are
rightcd and your exhausted Strength
reSnined. DON'T delay u single hour
If you are II woman wage curner In
any occupation ana are orer-workcd In
the duties which weigh upon YOU sec
tn 1t that you keep your nervous force
up TO It's proper standard, that you re-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19
ATLANTIC CITY.

!ir. Clifton Rock. of Fort street. has
returned home. after spending several
weeks In Baltimore. Md
Central Avenue Baptist Church viii
be the occasion Of much Interest In the
special meetings during the week ~ he
pastor. Rev. r. q. Han 4 new heater
placed In the church VIII now make IT
sufficiently comfortable. All are !uvit-
ed to attend.
Mr. T.. +. White. "a popular young
gentleman OF the ward. has opened 81
nice store at the old stand formerly
occupied by alr. HogshIic. n, the corner
Of Avenue ana Third street
There Is complaint by the people Of
this ward that citizens should he forced
IN driving and walking 10 use tho ton.
bridge. Innth after month has pasgcd
by and still they must take rnud or III. :,
toll. Those who own the tolI-brIdvr
can't complain, but citizens DO They
are charged extra or are not furnished
fro. delivery pf express and freight
ana this Is no recent thing, II Is Of long
standing ana Ii vczatious.
Dr. Fav!lic. veterinary surgeon and
stock Inspector OF this port. has moved
into his req house, on pOoic street.
Mrs. James, or Front street, hay been
quito unwcll for several weeks.
Mr. l'nner, who suffered such q, gc-
liCus fali Friday night last, Is soInc.
what better.
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united states Cour,

The United States Court was engaged
yesterday in hearing tho argument on
the exceptions 10 the Tepo-. Of Special
Master George t.. BOwdcn. Of the Nor
folk and Weston railroad. in the case
81 the Southwest Virginia Improve
ment Company. ana J. :. Browning and
others, who oppose the extension Of the
tracks OF the Norfolk ana Western
railroad TO tn" mines of PocahontaS. VA
Judge Samuel q. Graham. of Tazcwcll,
represented the Southwest Virginia I'm.
provem"nt Company, Browning and
others. SIR Joseph /. Doran, OF phlla-
deiphia. and Mr.. r. NJ. Hughes. OF
Norfolk. represented the Norfolk and
Western railroad receivers, and Mcssrs
Whitchur1J e Hughes, Of Norfolk.
represented 1.-The Laurel ICrcck Com
Dany.
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Corporation Court.

The following cases. which came w
before Judge Hanckel on appeal from
me decision of Justice burroughs, were
tried I'm the Corporation Court ycstrr-
day:
Annie Mills, colored, assault: JustEn's
decision sustained; fine 81 and costs
William Brickhousc. colorcd, fornicu-
zion; hung jury.
v. Emmerson. colorcd. rorncation
hung jury.
Martha Whiting, coloIpd, adultery:
Justices decision sustuincd fined $40
and costs.
stephen King, colored. fertilization.
and costs.
Gnnrles Foster, colorel. nuisance:
Justices decision sustained.
u. w. Seibert. white. native OF Ger
,nhhS, WAS granted full naturalizn-
lion papers.
Inc VIII of Matte J. Wilson was pro-
p..eu Yesterday, MIR. w. a. Swank
uuailiying as executor under bond. 81, 00o
without surety. '''O''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19
'ubiicntionn Received.

"RlCliAlD FORREST. .IiACIIE-
Loit; by Clement Il. Marley. street Il
smith, publishers, Now York. This IL
bright ana pleasing story There Is
nothing complicated about It, and the
love story of the old bachelor, whose
heart was so long stcclcd To wunl,np
hafins. but who succumbs Mt last To
me girl who attempts to take the life
OF MS best friend, because Bhc ina
Eincs he wrnnEcd her young nnd benu-
tiful sister, Is PRETTY told. There mrc
slrohE religious sentiments, nnu the
author puts forth some wrli-,lcilnc,l
Ideas on the social relations or men
ana women. which are very pertinent
THE ST. NICHOLAS MAC;AIINE.
For almost quarter Of Il century
81. Nicholas Magazine has been benr.
ihE liz welcome messages each mont II
10 the young people Of the land II be-
gan existence In 1871. consolidating
with II In It's early ycurs all Of the lead
imE chlidren's periodicals of tina, day.
The Little Corporal" "Chiltlrnn'H
Hour. "rhc Sch"olDny Magazine"
ana Our Young i'ulls" among them.
The last childrcn's magazine to bc
merged In st. Nicholas was wide
Awake which wnH purchased and
consolidated with II only II few years,
ago. IL has been fortunate Ia securing
contributions for rs pages from the
leading writer's ana nriiaia OF the Inn
EliuEe, while II has given to ita rcn,lcrs
mhny works TINT have become i'm
pcrishablc clussics IN Juvenile lltcru-
turc. st. Nicholas has had for mnny
years lnrgc circulation IN Europe
and Is snid to he read by mnny royal
children. When the children of the
Princg of Wales were young the
Prince took six copies for his house
hold. and the present Crown Prince Of
Italy grew UP u constant render of ST
Nicholas
The mnga2inc liz IL help 10 those lhni
hay" tho care and upbuiding or chill
drcn In that II III fun Of brightness
and Interest and tends To cultivate nigh
aspirations without being ''prcachy"
and pro3y and Juggling In too apparent
moraiing. ltn renders are always 10y
al Ia II, and they VIII he glad to learn
what has been provided for their dclcc-
tntion during me coming year The
leading feature VIII bc II delightful 20.
ricH Of letters written To young pco-
pic from Snmon by Robert Louis 5inv-
cnEOn
Rudynrd Iiipling. whose first Jungle
stories appcmrrtl In ST. Nicholas. viii
write for II In 1896 ana James Whit
comb Riley, the Iiooscr poet. Will con
tribute "a delightful poem, "rhe Dream
mas number, Tn" HcrinI stories repre-
sent several fhvnritc names. '"rhc
Swor'iInhker's son" IN n story III boy
life In Palestine at the time Of the
rounding al thflHiihnity. u ~ written
by W. q. Stpddnrd "rhc Prize Gun"
rs one or :. Il. TrowbridrcA best ato-
rios. Albert St"arnH. whose chris
ana the Wonderful Lamp" was one Of
the great @ucccsHcn of the past year.
has written another story that prom
Uses much. In "Einba;i. Smith " co"
~ has again gone To thc "Arabnn
Nights" Tor Inspiration. These are but
:; few Of the features. During the com
Ing year $1,000 vii be given In priZcA
Full particulars concerning II win be
!Onund In the November number.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19
GENEROUS GIvERs.
Additional Contributions TO tho s,n,.
niyni OF Trade of tho First
t.g Hnptia Church.

The following Ia IL liz, OF nda,,,o,,,
esoi9IrIiputl9ns TO the Carnival Of 'Frude OF
th,,SHirat Baptist CHURCH: ]
i3ys MISS Alies Dennis. two vuscs and
s'rhfoneh Mrs. w. II. Andrews-r.o
iinb. one suit or clothes, Mr.. Fred Wills
thras jars of pickles; Mrs. Williams, on,.
nurenu scnrrs Mrs. jerks, one rlb6un
iuy: Miss Cora Davis. two tidlrs: Mira
Eooper, threo Japanese cushions. iva
tid,ios, one butterfly; Mrs. Keeling ono
Through Mia. Frank rnrrul,-l.cvv
BROS, two pictures: Miss CnrrlO I'M on.
scarf; friend. one genuine Jnuunrar Ion
set: Miss llattin O'Neill, ono rose hr:
Miss Frunc3s Snnierlin. head scarf: ii
irirnu, two rosu iurs. fan ana powder
EnX; Mrs. Charlie O'Nclll, PIN tray; Mrs.
Dishes; Mrs, w. S. o'Ncili. Ji,punr m
i'ihtH; the Misses Oornun. hand nuIn,n,i
tanner and handkerchief bug; Mir, sum;
uyl lodges, half dozen cups ind pntIcprn
also tcnIot; Mrs. O'Nctll,teu pot: Mira ~
", Andrews. two tldira: MIR Stlinnur
'aiI dozen Japanese lanterns.
MtH. Charles Davis, two dozen sn,nli
Japanese pnrasols. hoX OF bouuur,s, one
uoI"n small bubbles. two Jnpnnrs. mates
:. MrS. Annlc Hamilton, OF Durham, n
y; hand painted banner and plate.
iri"nd. Tidy.
cushion. Wv
ThrnnBh Miss Carrie Jnrvia.A. ].
"hi'.hnrst. ono large bottle OF pickles.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19
Dick Belamy. alins Richard Berry
man. colored, assault: continued one

Dick 13elomy. alias Richard berry
man. colored, assault; continued one
day.
Luther Walker, white. perjury; dis
missed with costs.
Rebecca Baskerville. colored, odul-
terry; continued one day.
Albert Williams. colored, fornication;
continued one day.
Albert Williams, colored, carrying
concealed weapons; continued one day
charlie Summer. colored, larceny No.
|; continued two days
Charlie Sumner colored, larceny No.
2; continued two days,
Annie Nash, colored breach of tho
peace: fined 81 and costs
Joseph Seelinger. white, violating cleo
ton law by selling liquor. two warrants:
continued until the 2Gth.
Jerry Wilson, William Riddick. Cary
Smith, Sam. Robertson. Picrson Gordon,
G. Morgan. George Frcntres, colored'
drunk: fined 81 and costs.
Everett Hall. James Hogshirc, Thos.
O'Connor. white. drunk; lined ii ana
costs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19

new your strength and keep NJ your
power to work. 1t means health and
happiness 10 you: health for you to do
your work and happiness 10 make life
worth living. Attend To IL at once
You have only to lisc the help nature
| has provided In that wonderful r"s,or-
or of health ami strength that pow
| crful invigorator or brain. nerve anu
body, Or. Grcene's Ncrvurn blood and
Mrs. j.. Cohen, of l53 Pacific street.
| Newark. n. j.
| :! had been sick for three years
writes Mrs. Cohen. weak, nervous
and run down untll | dldn', care
WHITTIER ! lived or died y friend OF
mine advised mo 10 Try Dr. Greene $
Ncrvura hood and nerve remedy, and
| II has made "a new woman of me TO-
| daS. | had the rheumatism In one OF
| my legs, and ] could not rest at nigh,
until tried DIR. Grcnnc's NcrvIir:t
cured. ] feel twice AS young and ali
my friends say J don't look like the
same person. Ncrvura has certainly
done me "a wonderful sight Of good"
| IL Is not Il patent medicine. hut Tho
prescription Of the most successful Iiv-
| ing specialist in caring nervous and
chronic Diseases. Dr. Greene. Of e
West lith street, Nav York city. ~,
| has the largest practice In the world
and this grand medical discovery Is
The result Of his vast experience Jh,
guarantee that his medicine will cure
and the fact that hc can be cOnullcd
by any one, at any time free Of charge
personally or by letter. gives absolute
assurance OF the beneficial action oil
this wonderful medicine
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Coming.

Christmas Is coming. but long before
itE arrival WIN be the annual visit n
Santa ciaus with a finer In. ri hon
DAY goods ihhn eyer Solid bragg ana
onyx tah!ce, cabinets ana lamps at or
binary prices Of Epcitcr Fine g, ina
warc OF latest designs CLOCK pots.
Ginning clocks. In quarters. halves am.
thrfe -qnaItffa. Novelties IN every d.
par'rncnt Finest line Of sterling silver
N IN" ftat: Watches 81 tho lop,n.t
prices ever heard Of Diamonds nj gu,
prices and well cut Ciirnnofneinrg AMI
watches repaired. adjusted ana rated.
al THE Caskct"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19
COOKED MAYoNNAIsE.

Yolks or -four eggs: four tablespoons
licit"d butter; hair tchBpnon each 0f
shit ana dry mustard; juice OF ono lem
on. MI cup with vinegar hair full; beat
me ynlkh, ma the anlt ana II dust OF
prI,pcr. Feat iihtil smooth. pour IN tho
melted butter, u few drops nj n time.
NIX IN Tho vineEhr md lemon; hpnt
over boiling water. beat constantly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19
Deeds OF Bargain ana sale.

II. ~ Woods TO W r. Driver. a lot
with improvements at 30. 60 Jamca
street; consideration. 1880
Nicely and Scidncr to Robert s. Hys-
iop, Il 10, with improvements. on Ham
lin avenue, BrannbictUn. Consideration.
$500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19

The only business before the City
Circuit Court yetcrday was some
chancery matters az a private nature
and Of no interest to the public.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19

WANTED.-O Occupant for Large Front
Room. furnished or unfurniShed. with
first-class board; also one other room,
16I Granny street. nol7-2t.
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WANTED Experienced and competent
sicnograrher ana typewriter, familiar
with office work, desires position. ref
cronccs exchanged. Address. with par-
liculars Miss j., 700 f.. Franklin street.
Richmond, Va. nolG-3t'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19

FOR SALE CHEAP.-Pians and specifi-
cations for brick residence. drawn by
one of the best architects in the
state. Address, Plans this Ceicc.
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WANTED.-Position solicitor or col
lector. Energetic man. No | refer
ence Bond given if required.
COLLECTOR. This Office.
no.iT-3t"
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WANTED. To rent with board TO mar
ried couple, without children, one Fine
Rom. Price low, the object being more
to have company in the house than to
make money. Address CANOPY. with
references. this Office. II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19

SALESMEN to take orders and collect
ESQ bond, signed by business firm. re-
CURED; exclusive territory: $50 to $I5
weekly. For particulars, address p
o. Box 1854 Now York city. tu.th.f .sn
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beth King.
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BUILDING. LOAN AND LIFE INSU-
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Room 81 Aaddington building, city. 8
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