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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-18
4 PLAIN And TRUTHFUL
STATEMENT TO THE PUBnal

You notice in the papers b the 4
thousands OF business failures aliss.
over the country. The reason ofS
this is that firms in anticipnIy
ting Great Business, have over.s
stocked themselves at the early
part of the season. and now md IS
that they have more than enough &
goods, but not enough money
wherewith to pay. To-day joh4gII
hers force goods on responsibility
merchants ut prices far below
cost. sS2sS
An experience of Thirty-TwoSt
Years has taught me care and Y
forethought, and thanks to this (.
day, am enabled to stand as su6s
full Mtddleman between the Whofe
saler and the Consuming Publics
When other firms advertise sot,sss
ing below cost, i can nnncsnecssI
that on account of buying clleaps
I shall sell cheap. Fl 81 d, s
Vevet Feathers. Eycr$ atyias
Hat. Everything in Miltindfys S
Goods at less than regular wl,olliss
sale prices yet without loss 81 a
1O4 CHURCH. STR EET.. S s8sss
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For 30 noys Only

Mrs. Raphcl's stock of fine shoes nj
cost TO close up business to retire Lease
expires December Gath and stock must
be sold quick. lie Church street. corner
Plume street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-18

We have sterling silver novelties
for 2hc. and zoe. each. Cheap presents
Chapman & Jakeman
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Marriage Licenses.

Benjamin Richardson Jordan to Mi
rinm Lee Whitsey, white.
Robert Sheldon Mann to Ella Frank
lin Charles, white.
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meteorological Dntn.
u. S. Department Of Ayrir

u. S. Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Norfolk, Dec. Is.
Local. meteorological data for the II
hours ending y. IN. last night:
Maximum temperature ..... SO
Minimum temperature .... IS
Normal temperature dcduced from
"a years observations a
Departure from normal ~ O
Departure since January LIST ..... 2S2
Rainfall for "a hours 0
Rainfall since first of month. .. 2g
j. j. GRAY. Observer.
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Corporation Court.

Rev II. II. White qualified in the
Corporation Court yesterday to cclc-
brate tho marriage ceremony. Several
small appealed civil warrants of minor
Importance were disposed of.
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Our novelties in cut glass, silver
mounted. are all new and low in price.
Chapman & Jakeman -
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Is Hold Tor the Manchcster authorities.
MINOR OTFENSES.
James Harris, colored, vagrant; div
missed
Henry Matthew'S crNorcd, house
breaking; held for the Portsmouth au-
thoritics.
Max Stark, white. assault; dismiss
ed.
missed.
Thomas Tompson, ]. T.. Powers. white,
drunk: fined 81 and costs.
George Hurst white, drunk: dismiss
ed with S1.25 and costs. ~
Gustcnia Coleman. G. p. Guy color
ed; drunk. Fined 81 and costs
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The Correct Thing.

For correct thing in specks and eve
glasses call on DR.. Week.
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wE.r,s .:ft i. s,.o
forcon., r..r To-day.

p. {
Washington, d. &c, Dec. 10. 1895.
For Xlrgfnia-Falr; warmer;
FAIR southensterly winds.
For North Carolina-Fair;
wap4ner In the interior; east
erly Mindsi; .aI
The barometer has fallen In the ST.
Lawrence Valley and lower Lake Re-
glons; 1t has also frll2n to the north OF
Montana, and 1T has risen In all other
districts. 1t Is highest on the New
England coast and lowest north Of
Minnesota 1t Is warmer In the region
east of the Mississippi and colder from
Dakota and Minnesota southwark to
Texas.
Fair weather has prevailed In the
South. Middle and New England States
and light showers are rcuorled from
The Central Valleys and Lake Regions.
Warmer, fair weather Will prevail on
the Atlantic coast. Local showers arc
Indicated in the Lake Regions and cen
trial Mississippi Valleys.
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CHINA DECORATORS.

MRS. JENNY DELoNEY RICE
teaches all the latest Partisan designs in
Sh,na PAINTINGS. Tapestry. Pastel, Water
S ,1 and OIL Paintings. NORFOLK
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Big bargains this week. See last
Sundays Virginan.
wRIGHT's, 1876 Main street.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

Of the County Court Of Norfolk county
10 hereby certify that Dr. L. L. SAW
\ Ely has license to practice medicine In
Carolina and Virginia l3T -
del6-1w. VIM. II. BARNES. ID. c.
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Drs. Harmon e. FREY,
UsermI ITo,I,,ny Cin.

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Consu
tation free. lSG Main street, Norfolk.
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Emmy l,l,rIstrnaa

If you would enjoy Christmas sights
wear Dr. Weeks specks.
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FOR SALE-l0-horsc power Boiler and
Engine, Shafting, hangers, PulleyS,
Betting ctc.; all good as new; will be
sold low TO n prompt buyer. {. w.
KING, 3S3 High street, Portsmouth, Va.
leI2-lm
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FOR SALE CHEAP.-Plans anu speci1i-
cations for brick residence, drawn by
one OF the best architects i'm the
state. Address, Plans" this office.
notT-l f.
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brothers store sc Main street, consist
ing OF Shelving. Tables, Cash Register
Chairs, Show Cases. Cane Rack I'M
br2lla Cases and Stand, Window Fix
lures: Apply Room II, isG Main street.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PORT CALENDAR.
Sun rises, 7:fb IL m. sun sets, 40 p.
m; high water, 1929 a. n., and II 10 y
m.; low water, rs a. M, md GIG y. hi.
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Foa SALE,


FOR SALE, at sacrifice the schooner
Hamburg, with skiffs, tongs, stoves and
other necessary fixtures ready for I'M
mediate Use. Reason for selling, owner
is I'm other business and has no use for
her. She has capacity OF about 600
bushels of oysters in hold: is sound and
sails almost new. For further informn-
ton call OH J. 7. BUTLER, 223 Main
street, Norfolk. Va. de1l-tf
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Yesterday was another very dull day
IN Court circles Justice burroughs
had one of the smallest and least inn
portant dockets that has been before
MIN during the year. There was no
business of Importance transacted by
either the Corporation or the Court of
Law and Chanccry
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FOR RENT.

FOR RsNT.--Flats three (2) rooms, frs,
ho2:, cheap. Possession given al once.
no. "a Granny street. dei5-3t
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riagc. IN that city last July. Hancock
is hold for the Manchester authorities.
MINOR OFFENSI0S
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FOR REMIT hat dcsidable store cor
ner Granby and Queen streets; good
location, with all cunvcnirnccs: pos
session January LIST. 1896. Apply WALT.
j. DOIIEIt, us York Place or y. and
S. II. II. General Offices. de4-tf
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FOR RENT-House 81 Yarmouth street
with all modern inproN emcnts: posses
sion can he Etver by the LIST of Dccem-
Der Apply TO ~ Butte street. no2S-tf
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HELD AS AN ACCESSORY.

Mr.. John y. Brimmer. Jr for whose
rc-arrcst warrant was issued on
monday last in connection with the
MoritZ-Dozier cutting affair. volunta
rily appeared in the Police Court yes
terday and surrendered himself. Mr..
trimmer was Immediately rc-bailed by
Judge Iianckcl in the sum of $500 for
morrow
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HELP WANTED.

NhNrED-Good, reliable nurse to re-
main ON premises. Must come well re-
commended. Apply at once No. 12i
freelnason street. uecS-f
The farmers' union., 1895-01-03
A Noted French Chemist.

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these IabictS ara Compounded hN 4
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Tue MuNANI IHEN'cAL Co..
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ard lns.t collection of compete popnlar novelette,
ever published IN single volume. TIE tilcs of the
twenty complete novelettes contained in this book
follows:
sndcr the Holly Berries. BY Charlotte
Era"fn..
the Phantom Wedding. By Mrs. Emm. D. =. n.
SrAthForh
Til" a.vps~'s Warning. Mrs Henry wood.
r, Mc""i hin" H"d M"rx"er'tes. by 'lhe p"-
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Ashcroft S0aI. BY Emma Garrtson } 'nes
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
LINCOLN's SOCIAL SIDE.

LINCOLN, Nov. 23.-(Special.) l.)-The various
links Of Lincoln's social chain have ratified
rather musicaly during the past week, but
on the whole no particular coterie has been
boisterously giddy. The 6 o'clock tea given
by Miss Maude Harrison was an attractive
feature. Dainty china and glossy linens
adorned the tea tables and chrysanhemums
were the floral decorations. This Is the era
Of the chrysanthemum in social functions
and by the side Of each plate reposed a
mammoth flower. The big parlors rang with
mirth and the grouping Of guests was
especially fortunate. Tea was served in four
elaborate courses. Nearly fifty were present
on this eventful Saturday evening Among
them were: Mrs. Barbour, Archibald Scott
Mrs. Taylor, Meissner, Miss Jones, Conklin,
Louise Pound, Lillian Trester Jessie Jury,
Olive Latta, Nell Mullon, Halle Hooper,
Lulu Clarke, BERTHE Clark, Charlotte Clark,
Stella Rice, Anna Broadly. Grace Broadly,
Lena Deweese. Georgia Camp, Stella Elliott,
Florence Wnger. Lottie Wheedon. Mable
Richards. Thompson. Davis, Josie Freeman,
Stella Kirker, Alice Richter. Laura Houtz,
Villa Gather. Burr and Grace Lemming.
Recent Scotch Fiction" was the principal
topic discussed by the Woman's club at its
literary and business meeting at the Ne
braska conservatory yesterday. "Altruism as
Portrayed by the Scotch Writers" was dis
cussed by Mrs. G. w. Bell Mrs. ]. p.
Maule led the discussion upon the Spiritual
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

as Il much more y1lus than tht prospective
wealth of the gold fields. The flowing wells
are being found near McCool. Two wells
have been located IN this county and a num-
ber Of farmers near hsre are going 10 bore
Tor tho artessn iow. One thing is peculiar
about this atteslan flow. Men using common
wen augers bore down to a depth OF eighty
10 l25 feet and an abundance OF water gushes
UP about three to six feet above the surface.
The valley Of the Blue in which McCool is
situated is dotted With fine improved farms
and is considered the most productive agri-
cultural dis rict In York county. Good i'm
proved farms here are offered at s25 to s35
per acre, which will double and tribe in
value when the flowing well is bored.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
LETS THE BR,CISYARD GO.
Arthur johnson Confesscs Judgment
and Agrees to ForccIOsure.

and Agrees to Foreclosure.
Arthur johnson and his wife. Carrie, no
longer have an interest in the brckyards OF
Johnson & Bro. The records of the district
court at least show this, for yesterday John
son made confession ofijudgment and al
lowed decree of foreclosure On the property,
to be granted in favor Of Alfred r. Dufrene,
who brought foreclosure suit yesterday on
a mortgage, which secured a note for 81. 900,
Accompanying the papers was an applica-
tion for a receiver III -
The transaction gains interest from the
fact that the property Is lat present matter
over which there is a considerable amount
Of legal dispute. 1t will be remembered that
some years ago Johnson was party In a
sensational divorce suit as respondent His
wife. Minnie, obtained o divorce from him
and a considerable amount of alimony was
granted her. Johnson has failed to pay this
alimony promptly, and consequently short
time ago his former wife levied upon the
brickyard to obtain satisfaction. Johnson
defended on the grounds that the brickyard
was not his property, but the property OF
Johnson & Bro. The case has not yet been
settled.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Nebraska City Notes.

NEBRASKA CITY, Nov. 23.-(special.)-
DR.. G. M. Brinker, the oldest physician in
this city, was taken suddenly i'll at his home
this morning, and 1t is feared that owing
to his extreme age he cannot recover
John V. Morgan and e. ii. Morgan left
last night for Clebourne, Tex, in response
to telegram stating that their father, Felix
Morgan, was lying at the point of death at
that place. They were accompanied by their
sister, Mrs. j. G.. MARITIME.
Miss Celia Burgert last evening entertained
a number of friends at the home of her pa
rents.
Miss Arvllla Chrichton last evening enter
tanned the members of the Zion Religio So
c!ety, and the evening was pleasantly passed
with a literary and musical program.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
wELTY-NopnIs CONTEST BEGUN.
Taking Testimony ms to who Was
Elected DisIricf InIrc.


Elected District Judge.
BEAVER CITY, Neb., Nov. 23.-tSpecial
Tclegram.) .)-Evdence in the Welty-Norris
election contest was taken here today before
the referee, j. F. Cordial, appointed by the
supreme court to investigate the charges
OF election frauds In this county, as charged
In Judge Welty's petition for a mandamus.
Before the taking of any testimony Welty
withdrew all charges OF fraud against County
Clerk McFadden, 7. II. Frances and ID. f.
McClelland OF the canvassing board and At
torney G. s. Anderson. The investigation was
restricted to the returns from Union pre-
cinct in which 1t had been charged that
Norris vote was changed from forty to forty
six. The poll book was opened and identified
and the officers of election of Union precinct
were examined. The tally showed fortyone
votes. the footings In one place forty-six
and where written out in full forty. Whether
or not the book had been tampered with,
experts were unable to determine. One OF
the judges Of election testified that in making
the footings a mistake of five or six had
been found and that a dispute had arisen.
but whether 1t was as to the vote on district
Judge he was not positive.
IL also developed that person not men,
ber of the election board had assisted with
the tally on the night of election also that
the duplicate poll books had not been COM
pared; neither had one of them been deposited
with Judge OF election until after the can
vass OF the county had been completed.
County Clerk McFadden is i'll and unable
to testify
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
socinI AYnir mt Valley.

VALLEY Neb., Nov. 23.-(Special.) MIR.
and Mrs. william Dubois entertained a num-
ber of their friends at their home last even
ing.
Mrs. M. H. Redfield Of Omaha is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. F. A. Simpson of North Platte is a
guest of Mrs. ]. j. Miller
Mrs. d. Dennis of Greeley. Colo, is visiting
friends here.
The beet sugar growers think they have a
show to get their money out Of the crop as
they have orders to ship ten cars day until
further notice at the contract price, the last
sample standing the proper test
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Vcternn nootIegger Sentenced.

DECATUR, Neb., Nov. 2S.-(Specal)-
Snyder, the man who has been selling whisky
to the Indians so long, was tried in the
district court at Tekamah on three different
charges. He pleaded guilty to the first two
charges and was fined $3.50 and costs and to be
confined in Jail until paid. He was also
found guilty on the third charge. but Judge
Dufie has not yet passed sentence. Snyder
has violated the law openly and defantly.
The court told him the next ofense would
cost him the full extent Of the law.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Busy with His CONTEXT.

IMPERIAL, Neb., Nov. 23.-(Special.)-
Judge Welty has Cancelled the December term
of district court of this county, presumably
to attend to his contest against S. w. Norris
the republican candidate who thinks he was
elected judge over Welty in the Fourteenth
judicial district. There has been no term
of district court in this county since Septem-
Der, 1894, Judge Welty having Cancelled the
spring term of 1895.
Suit and attachment proceedings were be-
gun against the cattle company of d. Gurn-
sey & Co.. Of this county this week to re-
cover 81 800 of a claim for constructing irri-
cation bitches on their lands by S. L. Kava-
nauph.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
cuttinr of an Alley Enioined.

John A. Horbach has obtained a tenn
porary restraining order enjoining the city
from cutting an alley through his prop
erty. between Twenty and Twenty
second streets. from Paul TO Charles streets,
and from collecting the special taxes levied
for the work. Horbach alleges that the
alley Is unnecessary. that the principal
property owners adjoining have not petit
damage. although the city has decided that
II win work benefit. and especially that
the alley would be put there for the benefit
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
North LouD Paper su.pends,

ORD Neb., Nov. 23.-tSpecial.)-T Loyal
ist republican and populist. and the only
paper in North Loup. has suspended publica-
tion.
The Ravenna Creamery company has pur.
chased the Ord creamery plant and will open
up business In the spring. This Is a good
point for that business.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Falls City Items of Interest.

FALLS CITY Neb., Nov. 23.-(Special.)-
Norman Musselman is visiting friends and
relatives in Beatrice.
julie Schoenheit of Lincoln is in the city at
tending court this week.
Rev. G.. Meyer will move to Plainview to
take charge Of the Lutheran church at that
place.
Prof. William Reese was appointed by the
mayor as delegate to the Transmississippi
congress- which will be held at Omaha No
vember 25
Mrs. A. Marsch has gone to St. Joseph to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Ed Minnick Of Auburn is In the city
visiting relatives.
Tho Falls City Produce company is building
a 500-ton ice house north Of the canning fac
tory.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

VALENTINE. Neb., Nov. 23.-(special
Telegram.)-C ]. T. oglesby, who came
here from McDonough. Ga, in August. 1898.
as receiving and shipping clerk for the
Rosebud agency. has Just been commissioned
by President Cleveland special United States
Indian agent and disbursing officer. He
will be succeeded in his position here by
James A. Carroll Of Brunswick, Ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Good for Fall Grain.

IMPERIAL, Neb., Nov 23.-(SpecIal.)-It
began showing here yesterday morning and
the appearance is for a good fall. This is
the first moisture here so far this fall. The
ground is so dry that 1t Is impossible to do
any fall plowing except on lands lying on
the river bottoms and along the numerous ir-
rigation bitches in the county. The farmers
who own land under the irrigation bitches
have been busy irrigating their wheat and
puttinP I'm fall wheat
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

pLATTSMOUTH, Neb., Nov, 23.-(Special)
"A very important business change took
place here yesterday when A. II. Wick
bach & Co.. closed the bargain whereby
Messrs ]. v. Egenberger and Robert Troop
assumed control of affairs in the large
grocery store In this city The new
firm was engaged in like bus-
ness here number OF years ago under the
same firm name. Wckbach Will settle up his
affairs. and depart for Germany, but is un-
decided as to whether he will remain there.
Mrs. Herman Herald departed this after
noon for Orient. Ia, to Visit her daughter,
Mrs. Will Skinner.
The Church Of Christ congregation OF this
city has recently completed some extensive
repairs on their church building, and to-
morrow Bishop c. M. McCurdy VIII deliver
q dedicatory sermon at IL o'clock a. M,
speaking again at 1880 p. m.
The Plattsmouth Woman's club was en-
tertained last evening at the home OF Mrs
Byron Clark. on High School hill, In this
city. A delightful time was had. Music
cards and socal gossip furnished the en-
Mrs. o. II. Snyder entertained this after
noon at coffee" in honor OF her sister Mrs.
Joseph Reed Of Council Bluns. Those present
we're: Mesdames Joseph Reed. Council Blnffs |;
Samuel Maugh, s. ii. Atwood, Samuel Chap
man, c. II. Stoutenbourough, julius Piper
berry, r. b. Windham, +. e. White and Frank
Wilson.
About forty members Of the German Evan
gelicai church OF Plattsmouth invaded the
home Of their pastor Rev. M. Schroeder.
last evening and completely took them un-
,wares, their calling being to remind the
hostess that her sixtieth birthday had ar
rived
ST. Johns Catholic church of this city
will be solemnly dedicated Sunday at 1920
q. M, by Bishop Bonacum, assisted by sew
sral priests. After the dedicatory ceremonies.
the bishop win preside at pontifical high
mass. The sermon will be preached by
Father Nugent Of the. procathedral OF Lin
coin.
Lee Pollard OF Nehawka is in the city
today.