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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-14
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At Louisville: RuV
Louisville, OOOIOO09OsI i
Chicago, 129O06OI E-1S No
Batteries: Weyhiug and Warner: Parker
ana hlttredge. Attendance, I,200.
AT Washington (frst game): r. E
Washington, OIIl'IOOs-4 n (
Brooklyn, O2 o On-S
batteries: Mercer and Mcclure: Stefnaud
Grim. Attendance 500.
At Washington Second gameG r. f. a.
Brooklyn, OOOOO03 Is
Batteries: Anderson and Mcclure: Daub
and BurriN. Attendance Loo
At Philadelphia RHR.
HHnlhtdSelphia, sl0So06 Q-ls Is 5
New York, OIL $500 102-a Is
Batteries; Taylor and Clements: German,
Clark and Wilson, Attendance, 1000
AT Baltimore (drst game): r. HB
Baltimore 52O10OO0*-S 8
Boston, 100000 90 10
batteries ClarksOn and Clarke: sullivan
and Camel Attendance, $500
At Baltimore Second gswne) r. H. E.
Baltimore, O2Sl 3 0 0 2-Il ls
Boston, O030G O-lO II ?
Batteries; NoMahon and Robinson; Mich
OILS and Ryan.
At Pittsburg, m n
PittsbUrg, lOOOI2 2OOt-4
Cincinnati, 100000 >
Batteries: Foreman, Gardner and Mepritt:
Rhtnes and Na&hn. Attendance, 900
At St. Louis: r. r. T.
st. Louis 5000 $500 1T rs \
Cleveland, ; o o 1 s 0 k-lS Is O
Batteries: Ehret, McDOugall and P0itZ;
Young and thinner Attendance, 1000
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UNCLE SAN BAGS s7,25o,0OO.

The Spanish HiHister Settles the Nora
Claim by Handing Check 10 secre-
tary OIney.
WAsHINdToN, D. c., Sept. ID Tie
details for the payment of the Nora
claim have been definitely arranged, and
the draft prepared for transfer tomor-
row. Is will call for the equivalent in
English pounds sterling of 81 ,449, 900
VIII be signed by Mr.. Dupuy De LONE,
as Spanish minister, mare payable to
Mr. Olney, as Secretary of State and will
be drawn upon Spain's financial agent in
London. Mr.. De LONE in person will
hand the note to Acting Secretary Adee,
who as such will have authority to en-
dorse the draft in the absence of Mr..
Olney.
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n Wager That Cotton Would go to
Fen Cents by March Ist.
ial to the News and Observer.
BuRLINGTON. IN. O.. Sept. l

IJU NI1IINu LV4N5 4FF VI DVI7NF ~
To day in this, the most prominent
cotton manufacturing county in the
State, very prominent mill man and
well known North CaIolinian, made a
wager that the price of cotton would
reach 10 cents by March 1st.
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Louisburg's Biggest Single Shipment
of Tobacco.
Special to the News and Observer.
LoUIsBURG, N. c.. Sept

LoUIsBURG, N. c., Sept. 13.
Tom. Dixon, Jr., gave his celebrated
lecture, "The Gates Of Heaven and He'll
in the Modern Babylon" here last night
before large crowd at the opera house.
The new managers of the opera house
arc meeting with good success in their
management. Their next booking is
"Only a Farmers Daughter" on next
Monday night
On Wednesday of this week the largest
single shipment of tobacco to a single
party ever made at this point was made.
1t vas of 145, ,039 pounds, and was made
by Mr. J. B Thomas to western city.
There were fourteen solid cars of it.
Tobacco is still coming in freely and
bringing good prices.
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BRfLLI&Nr YOUNG vIRGINIAN.

Mr.. Walter ID. Dabney Resigns as So
l'citOr in the State Department to
Fake the Law Chair at the UniveT-
stty of Virginia.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 13 Walter
D. Dabney, Solicitor of the Departmer
of Sta g, to-day terminated his connec-
ton with that department. Mr. Dabney
was chosen for the post Of Solicitor by
the late Secretary Gresham at the outset
of his administration in special recogni-
tion of his legal abilities, and he leaves
She State Department now to fll the
place of Professor of Law in the Univer-
sity Of Virginia.
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TUE DEAD RoBBER IDENTIFIED
Disastrous Hai!-StOrm in Madison
COuntY..-TelsphOne Facilities In
creased.

VN9DI
AsHEyLLE, N. O., Sept 13
TIE negro Eho was killed yesterday
by John 7 Nejghbors while robhing the
lattor's house has been identified as Jim
Harris, of Spartanburs. The body was
buried here to day.
a hail il-storm, in Madison county,
Tuesday, ruined several large crops of
tobacco The damage to Mr.. W. @.
Springle's crop will reach $4,000.
The Bell Company has a force work
ing to increase the facilities of the Ashe-
vile Telephone Exchange, now giving
accommodation for four hundred sub
scrihers.
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DunTaven, Done Racing Here.

New YORK, Sept 13. Whatever doubt
may have existed as to Lord Dunraven's
intentions of racing the Valkyrte in this
country again, was dispelled this morn
ing by Mr.. H. Maitland Kersey. When
seen by a II porter, ne said:
mo, the Valkyrie will never again
race on this side OF the Atlantic. The
races are over and that settles it. have
nothing more to say on that point.
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NEW YORK, Sept kilograms ad-
dressed to correspondents at various
points in Central America have failed to
bring any verifcation of the reports of
earthquakes with attendant heavy loss OF
life in Honduras.
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FERTILIZER CDIPAHIES CON-
SOLFDATED.

The Virginia. Carolina Fertilizer Co.,
Bays Several Concerns Including
That at Durham.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept 13 "A telegram
received here tonight from j. G Tins
ley, wnO is in New York, states that the
Virginia Carolina Fertilizer Co, was
organized to-day and has bought out the
four fertilizer manufacturers here, the
twoia Norfolk, one in Petersburg and one
in Durham. A member of each OF the
old companies is made director.
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The International Railroad Confer
ence Has Representatives From All
Parts of the Country to Consider the
Great Work.
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transactions of MIR. Massey and We shall
aXpRNt q Yerlint n raL.

transactions of MIR. Massey and we shall
expect verdict at your hands,
AS soon as Judge Nicely had con.
Guided his address Mr.. l.. d. Starke,
Dr., arose and said no was present as
an attorney for Mr.. s. q. Collins.
Ihat MIR. Collins is not director OF
the company; that he was ont of the
State when the company was formed;
thnt he never gave his consent to the
use OF his name; has never attended
any OF the meetings aud ls in no way
connected with tho company.
Judge Whitehurst said he appeared
as counsel for Capt. Jno. l.. Roper
that Capt. Roper was made director
before be was a stookholder; that bo
he's mover taken part in the direction of
the company aud did not approve of
the attack when published; that he has
since resigned as director.
NOTES.
The important witnesses for both
sides will arrive to day Mr.. Massey
will likely take the stand first aud il
very apt to be before the court for
several days. He appears to be in fair
health. If so. his friends bslieve he
will be full match for the most astute
lawyers.
There is nothing now to hinder talk
ing tho evidence. Tho presentation of
the case was given great latitude aud
rescmbled III many respects al argn-
ment after the evidence was submitted.
Certainly it ID that the Jury has been
well educated and will enter upon the
discharge of their important duty with
full knowledge OF the issues.
1t ID said that Mr. Massey and his
lawyers expect verdict for u good
round sum.
From the hundreds of pages of type
written matter to be read. the regiment
OF witnesses and the volumes OF lcynl
authority to be submitted on almost
every point ut Issue, several DAYS #
not two or three weeks will be devoted
to the trial.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

ELIZABETH CITY. N. G.

ELIZABETH CITY, n. g.. Juno DC
Two teams from the lumber mills of
the Toadvine Lumber Company and
Jones Co. played gane of ball on
yesterday afternoon. which was won
by the former. Score: ] to I. Bat
teries-Taylor aud Palmer; Forrest aud
Foreman. Umpire-Smons.
The Blue and Grays and the Cy.
clones play the fourth match game in
the series for the championship of tho
city tomorrow lThursdny) afternoon.
The series at present stands two games
to one IN favor of the Cyclones. Fear
ing and Simon will probably do tho
twiring anu Ziegler Will umpire. Al.
mission, 10 cents
Rev. j. a. Castell will preach Of the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday morn.
ing in the absence of Row. DR.. John
ston, the pastor.
Miss AMMO Vaughan is on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Emmerson, in Ports
mouth.
An ice cream festival for the benefit
OF The Baptist Church organ fund was
held at the residence OF Mrs. O. V.
Davis, on Poindexter street, last night.
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usEOiI.E:D SCrenD.
SUFFOLK LOCAL

VIII DrewrY. OF southampton coun.
ty, is visiting Edgar Applewhite
Chestnut street.
Messrs. ST. Lion Scull and L. r.
Nichols, of Windsor, n. c., are regis
tered Mt tho Commercinl.
An inventory of the stock OF EIam a.
Co.. recently assigned, Is being tnkou.
Miss Alma Ellis, daughter of Mr.. $.
/. Ellis, IL expected to return this
week from Paris, where she hns been
perfectIng herself in the French
language.
Master CliT Jones expects to leave
to day to visit friends IN New York
city.
Dr.. W. W. Staley lie visiting his fam
lily In Frankliuton, \. G.
Judge kilby aud Capt. A. p. Conner.
clerk, have been engaged rll the pres
ent week III entering court orders.
Mr.. John $. Webb, well known
contractor of Chuckatuck. Va, was In
Suffolk yesterday.
Something Of II sensation was created
IN Isle OF Wight county this week by
the arrest Of vel! to do citl2en,
charged with burglary. At prel,mi.
nary hearing lie was hailed for appear.
snce IN the County Court, where 1t is
thought lie will prove his inuoceuce.
Mr.. Louis CatognI, OF Roanoke, for.
merl Suffolk merchant. is in town
visiting old friends.
The infant of Mr.. aud Mrs. n. g..
Noriicet, Of North Main street. who
has been extremely iii, is reported us
improving.
Schooner c. B. Leet left port yes.
day with lumber for Boston. Schooner
l'nWnlI R.lt
with the same commodity.
Prof. Herbert ScholZ. formerly of
Suffolk. whore he taught III tho Collegi.
ate md Military Institute, has issued
catalogues announcing the opening of
the Damascus High School, IN North
Carolina. of which he is principal.
DIR. John r. Hawkins, president of
kittrcll's College, N. c., will pass
through Suffolk to-day on specml
car iii company with body of
teachers. who have been in Hampton
ut u teachers meeting. They vii! be
met here 10y committee.
Workmen have nearly completed the
task of eXtricatiug the machinery from
the pInnt Of the kindling Wood Fac
tory prior to its removal and establish.
ment at Williamsporr, Pn., the homo
of the owner. Gerome Moltz, Esq.
Parts of the framing i'll the present
building will also be transferred.
WILL. BE REMOVED IN COrRT The
counsel for the plaintiff in the Bruce.
Ellis contest case for the treasurership
OF Nnnsemond county yesterday an.
nounced their intention of discontin-
uing the taking Of dispositions, which
they have been engaged on for about
week. and removing the case directly
III court. The reason for this action Is
thc extremely slow progress made, ow-
ing to the proponndIng of mGnylnseless
questions, which would he eliminated
by the Judge in the court room. The
case will be called in the County Court
by Judge kllby on July 9th. at which
time the oral examination of witnesses
will begin and probably continue for
some weeks.
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School of Political Philosophy.

A school Of historical and political
philosophy Will be one OF tho attractions
at Columbian university next year The
design of the now department is to ac-
quaint the learner with tho genesis, de-
vclopment and growth of political insti-
buttons. Students will be sent, as far as
practicable, to the original sources Of in
formation, of which the Capital City
has uncqualed advantages. The archives
OF tho department of state will be en-
ployed 10 bring students into direct con
tact with the original documents Of
American history. Washington Post.
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The Practical Question.

81 think it only fair to warn you, Hi
ram, said the aged politician to his
son, IL promising Young man who had
been elected to the legislature and was
about 10 start TO the capital of the state
to enter upon his duties, that measures
deeply affecting the public welfare will
come up for consideration before the
body to which you have been elected, and
corrupt, designing men will seek to in
fiucnco your vote. They will try TO
bribc you, Hiram They will offer you
money. 30 ON your guard against them,
my boy, and remember that the rcputa-
ton Of the family whose nanc you bear
and the honor Of the district you repre-
Sent are at stake.
II Will, father" replied the young
man, deeply moved "How-how much
will they probably offer me?'i--Chicago
Tribune.
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EDENTON, N. c.

Mrs. Nj. II. Dixon is quite sick at
her home on West King street.
Alessrs. A. j. Bsteman, George B.
Anderson. o. Newman and Thomas
Thompson attended the Masonic cele.
bration at Hartford last night and re.
port pleasant time.
10 day (Thnrsday) the Halifax and
All American baseball clubs will have a
game OF ball at the fair grounds and it
promises to be very Interesting
game.
Several strangers are in town, having
come to witness the games of ball this
week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

Beat and cheapest IN the city. Sup
ply lust received. Call or drop postal
to b. SteInhilber. Telephone Exchange,
s"rE Fine oid a."nd"n pncil Brandy.
Direct importation. This article has
no equal for family and medicinal pnr
poses, especially at tho present season
when bowel troubles are SO prevalent.
Physlcisns prescribe it in their prac
slice with perfect reliance as to its ago
tnd purity. Pure port vine from
Dpcrto, Portugal. obtained direct with
lpecial reiereaco to its efficacy in SINH.
bar arrangements Of the system. The
stock OF llqnore, wines. cordinls, cham.
Paigne, etc, Mt Burrows Drug Store,
cannot BIO surpassed, If equaled, by
my establishment in the country,
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting tho 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.
Its 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; etlectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevcrs
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
cning 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 il il man
uiacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well Informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

Abont one more mile of betting with
silver patent and other buckles, has
been received at The Cnsket WITHIN the
week.
Watches of all kinds at going prices
and variety of desirable goods ut
taking prices. Watches, clocks md
lewelry repaired in best manner by
best skilled workmen. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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hIr. Tish's Opinion.

From cx Speaker Hamilton Fish's re-
marks it may be inferred that with a
properly constructed sun umbrella Gov
ernor Morton would be able to weather
the heat of Washington for four years.
st. Louis Post Dispatch
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The Viirgiinian's Daily Hints
HOUSE-kEEPERS
Bill Of Fare
TO = MORROW
FRIDAY. JUNE 3STsI.
lcorrRIGmr..

SREAkEAS S,rawl erries. White
Erchl an Butter. iouchrd Egg Rrnwnrd
tommy. Otmeal Crackers. Cei!r.
DIN rSGR- Bro hd scrod. Crisp Pota,o, y
'nmter, Lettuce Siuii'd Eggs. Corn I,rcal
SoPPER, Cream Toast. Sliced Tongue
White and Graham Bread. I, spbcrry iam
Cookies, Mii!;. Tea.
ssEoi1.ED >CIenD.
lhss" small co fish ARE exc Heat broi'ed Sp.it
iake ont harLounc. Wtsl. wip" .iry RroiI .sin
tlie ""wh, hrsi; turn aud brniI carefully salt
aud butter; set in oven few mumcnis
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

A Sunday school superintendent has
just victimized the New York banks to
the extent of $780, 600. Tho old fash
Toned, wicked thief is almost extinct
Washington Post.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

A special reduction in sterling silver
Tor the month of June. Bridal presents
very low. Chaaman X Jakeman.
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"a ANTED-An lnspec or. thoroughly compe-
ten, familiar with the Norfolk inspection al
ein-arleh i"mber. TO in'p the output ni \ band
T. IL cutting about 5000 'eat per day, on the
lower sound. Address with reference and salary
expect ed, y. U. BON No. S37, Baltimore. Md.
ju2teoi-St
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LoE SALE $50 worth OF Stock in the Portsmouth
: Cotton Manufacturing Co Tor $50. Apply 10
49, "'''' iuIJ
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See last Sundays VIRGIS,AN for
prices or call and see the bargains.
WRIGuT's,
1856 Main Strset.
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%" the wrong side OF the street,
Geo. ID. Chase. III Main street, but
ne Is on the right side OF prices. Fine
lIne OF watches, chains. etc, belt buck.
ses and silver novelties. Prompt st.
9entlon gwen to all Kinds o. rennirs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

The Whisky trust seems to be dcvoting
all its facilities to the production Of the
fighting article Boston Herald.
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Have you consulted DR.. Week in re-.
ference to your eyes? If not, don't fail
to see him. L III Gale.
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You shy your eyes trouble you. Why
don't you consult DR.. Week. the oph.
thalmoRist. Examination free at f..
ii. Gales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

For electric fans aud ventilating fans
OF all kinds, address X. II. Cobb, No.
100 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

What is the eye? Mirror to the sonI.
Take good care OF it. LII in trouble see
DIR. Week, at +. ii. Gales.
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FOR SAVINGS AND TRUSTS,

IN tho building OF the Norfolk National Bank,
invites you to call aud inspect their new
safs Deposit Vaults. Safes for rent at SO per
annum aud upwards. Packages received on
storage Deposits OF ~ AM upwards re-
ccivei on interest. Cali and get ono OF our
Savings Bank Safes. OPEN DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY. from 10 a III. to 3p NJ, also on
SATURDAYS from to p IN Loans made
on real estate and other security. Settles
estates, and acts in any fiduciary capacity.
G. w. GRANDY President.
GEO. TAFT, Vice President.
c. HARDY, Cashier.
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s37.I79.SO2 >uruIu,.

The Equitable Life Assurance Socie.
ty has nearly twice as much surplus as
any other life. Insurance company.
A. MYERS MANAGER
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silver PIntcd war.
handsome line of silver plated ware.
Ice tubs, water sets. ten sets, etc.. at
Brown a VOLTS, No. III Bank street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

Iced Coffee (simply delicious) at
Macs. Try it,, and you will drink
nothing else this warm weather.
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{WLDtED MEN WANTED TO work II tue rail
rad No boys Apply 10 o;ice OF G : "
az BAKER, Contractor, -olIleury street
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Gen to sell 10y samples our line: no experience
y required: it, a, staple As sugar: Tor ,arlI,le.
SId III psriieu ars address, with stamp, p o Box
SO, New York city. ieo;- :
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DIR. +. Il. White, veterinary surgeon,
oiiiee, McCleary ~ McClelIan's stables,
phone $50, Norfolk, Va, Reference,
any horseman on Union street.
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EcK SALl.-Good Hotel nusincs, ami Firture<
fdk. Va ifg5
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WANIEb-Iwo horse teams to work i'm 81 oops
" On grading ~ UCciu View, g. " El.t'-
tANEl', contractor. Office 20 Henry 81. ie2I-iw
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atANTED--A good Cook Washer and Ironcr.
W Apply Immediately n VIRGlNIAN OFFICE
iu2i-If
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toH EENI-A very desirable it,rc & Union
street. aud nicc dwelling. - Bermuda 5, reef .
cppiy AT No 2'u FtetmasOn Street. ic.-ln,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

Ophthalmogist. What is it? 1t
relates to the eye. SEQ DIR. Week, at L.
ii. Gales.
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HoAHD-onc single room be hpd with board
- IN desirable locality for siJ per month. Address
4 Is. G., NrRiuian Office ,cIg-tf
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lois SALE.

EoE il.i.-Nic" let of BLACK PEAS EuEE.
"HEGOE( y co., Norfolk, Va iu27.lw
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" N'kE:ep.

OAETlES WANTING TO SPEND TIIESu MINER
in The Mountains economically can rc,t choice
N n,h room for hcu eko-pins Beautiful
FRO, crty. shade and mineral wRl,I, on railroad
Addie's ID. A. BROWN Cambria, Va, y. and W.
sailroad. iu2T-lt
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SCHOOLS AND coI.Inara.
UNIVERSITY of VIRGINIA

hummer La,y-I~ctures. Twelve weekly.
aosn year OF continuance. Begin "a June 1895
1iu ioth August Are ofsgnal u,e-ls II, ;t1,
tents who desire to study at This or other / Avn
,,1 = zhd 10 those who prOpoio cad privately,
Sm, u. practitioner who have ntt hid The s3-
rSh,agsi OF systematic instruction For cireuI,r.
Pp'S ". o., University Of Va, Charlotte ,viilo,
JOHN n. MINoN. P.of. Com. and Stat. t,
myi I,thSsatSH.1w " law
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~ ANIEp-Thc ruliic 10 know that tile Nor
" ris"i Eousc i, the place to 20 TO ENJOY
al me pleasures TIE all affords NJ less cost Than
Snyw Else al tho Reach f. ", MukI:ISEIT
soprictor, loN ~, Virginia Beach iulG-if
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/ OR RENT FOR THE ST MINER \ furnished
! 'oltag' ha nile nom Virginia Beach. Terms
{elsI nalhe, Adde'S 7 W. NJ, Bx 49, Virginia
-" JuiO-ti
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FOR RENT

NOR EENT-I'iNe nice large coo rooms civ
@nd eistein "Htci ua,h, SIO per month. a'I
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-27

swallows Surer Than Pigeons StorLs, Fai.
cons, Dogs and Geese Used by Ingenious
European Military Exports Elephant.
Have Long BcSn Called On.