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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25
CHILnREN'S COLUMN.
RUNNING FOR Bows.
Every Roy Can BECOME Runner II lie
Tries, and All should Try.

Every Roy Can Become u Runner II lie
Tries aud All should Try.
livery American boy should learn 10
ran In GrCccc in the days when mon and
women took better caro- VI their bodies
than they ever have since every hoy, and
girl, tNo WAS taught IL run, just rs the
American child is taught to read And rs
far aS We can judge by the statues they
have left hchiud them thCrr wrU very
few hollow ehcStcd, spindle legged boys
among the Greeks Tho Persian hoy was
taught to speak the truth, rum, ride and
shoot the bow.
Tho English hoy is encouraged to run.
In fact, nj some vi the great English pub
lie schools boys vt IL and IL years ot age,
like Tom Brown and East at Rugby, can
cover six and eight miles cross country in
tho great hare ana hound runs livery hoy
is turned ont twice u week out vt doors,
and madr to run and MI himself fun m
pure, fresh air and SUNSHINE and gain
morn strength and life than any amount
ot weight pulling or dumhhcl work in
Stutty Eymnlsiums would give him Src
the wsult--thc English boys, rs u whole,
ar ~ stronger set than We American boys
Eycry English schoolhoy is to some extent
an athlete, And that is what American
boys should ho Not hrcauSc football,
baseball and tcuuiS arc valuable IN them
selves, hut for the good they do in
strengthening boys bodies
by playing hall every day for hours in
the open air, 10y rNrvistng his arms, hack
Ia, Il,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

To dry the hair after washing place IA
pan with little charcoal in it upon the
floor and hold the head over it, Sprinkle
little powdered benzoin upon the lighted
fuel, and in few moments the hair will
be dry and beautifully perfumed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25
Learn Useful Things.

There are some people TO whom IL comes
natural 70 fuss around the stove, but the
majority Of young women of today know
not the first principles Of getting meal.
II more Of our girls would learn TO man.
age the kitchen, they would BE- Of inesti-
mahle help 10 the tired mother who 50 often
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

The fashionable feminine walk is curl
Gus thing 1t is a swinging from the hips, n
throwing OF both shoulders and arms, and
a rafting pace that oftentimes puts the
male companion 10 his breath's limit 70
keep up with IL.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

\ certain magician held up before his
audience an oEE and n cannon ball and
after cXpatiatinT on The strength of u per
feet arch, and, t.ll more of apcrfcct dome,
remarked that few people know how
strong nm egg is.
In proof of that he said thnt he rurposod
placing the egg, without covering of any
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

Things To Discover.
Faces Of pansics sweet and rare,
Checks of apples rosy,
Eyes II potatoes lying there
In Mother Earth bed cozy.
Ears Of the corn elan listening
To The gossip Of the breeze
Say, little men and women,
Have you ever thought of thcse'
Heads plenty in cabbage tribe,
Curly heads and red heads too;
Secks among the summer squashes,
A bit crooked, II Is true;
Hands where timid grapeyines chamber,
Clinging 20 tho old stone wall
Say my little men and women,
Have you thought about them ally
Temper M ny the pepper people.
Tears when onion folks are near,
Dainty bonncts ON the rawberries,
Skin upon the russell pear.
Now, them little men and women,
Soc what else you can discover
Put your glasses on and find them,
Wonders all the wide world over
Annie II. Donnell in Youths Companion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

Iron rust may be removed by holding
the spot over bowl OF water with little
ammonia In IT, Apply then a little weak
muriatic acid, and as soon as the rust dis.
appears immerse in water.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

Antique decanters that are not needed
on the sideboard find place upon the
dressing table. where they hold cologne
and other toilet waters that need stable
bottles
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

An economical way TO have variety in
the thin waists which require lining is 70
have one well fitted silk underbodice
which can do duty for them all.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25
WOMAN AND HOME.
THE SETTEE TABLE, a PRETTY AND
USEFUL PIECE OF FURNITURE.

Historic women-woman the Creator of
Society-Dress For Mature Women Bust
ness Women and Dress Sickroom Donts-
Woman of n Rare Type.
A settce table of oak has an adjustable
top, which can be turned over by the re-
moval Of two pegs, making high back to
the bench, whose deep scat is utilized as
household linen closet. These tables are
in great demand where the saving of space
IS an object and como in various sizes.
They can be purchased without the top
and used as window seat One in pref
" little studio of woman artist was most
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

Effaoe scratches on furniture by rubbing
ON some linseed oil and following with q
littis shellac dissolved In alcohol
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

,luroy, burlap or denim would be most at
tractivc. Or for green, substitute brown
in the same materials and put on with
dull brass nails, making an effective scat
for a hall
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

a black evening dress is fashionable
winter or summer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25
nrs.s For Mature women.

The greatest amount Of care is required
10 the selection of attire fer women who
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-25

kind, in such position that no ono could
break It with tho cannon ball.
The accompanying illustration shows
how be did IT, SnuRly ensconccd in "A cor
nor Of the room, IL was safe from all tho
attacks Of the ball for the sides Of tho
wall gave II absolute protection.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
SENATOR HILL SPEAKS.
u" Fat'ts 10 IL Large ana Enthu<inxsie
tnthcrimg IN aoOpcr Union

New York, oct. 23.-Ouc of the largest
| mass meetings ever held in his city
crowded Cooper Union tonight The
meeting was held under the auspices of
me sat" Democratic Committee and the
principal speaker was Senator David Is.
mn Long before tho hour set for the
opening al the proceedings crowds be-
gan gathering about Cooper Union and
Wlthih II few minutes after tbs, doors
l" the hail were thrown opsn. every
seat WAS occupied, every aisle was
damned and hundreds had To be- turn.
cd away una bile to get in
u" meeting was called to order by
chairman iiinkley, of the Democrats
Statc Committee. who introduced the
chairman of the evening, Frederic H.
Couderi ~
Mr.. Coudcrt made a short speech i'm
"hlch ne said hc favored partisanship
lut Wisheu II 10 lie understood that Tho
i'cn'otra'iv party was I'm the majority
ana should ruic. He then introduced
n'n.''"t iiill VINO received an ovation
lasting several minutes.
The senator began Tx uayiu,, biy ro-
spects Ia Warner Miller. vino. no said
was INK" his party in many rcspnrts
absolutely without fixed princi,ics
Continuing. h" said. among other
lungs that the principles OF
ne democratic party are so
plain and explicit that thcy
don't need to he avoided The partv's
principles are my own. and I'm thri,
presentation on this occasion assume
that speak 10y its authority .,s wel as
in it's behalf I have no apolori,s tn
make FOR thcm-l defend those I,rincI-
pies bcCaus" believe ia them
Tie tariff bill enacted i'm 1871 hy the
Democratic party vert into eject nr,
August ~ 1891. ANA thus has been i'm
operation only nth over one wear.
That time has not nccu ,,mul- to deter
rtt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
WHO KILLED COSTIN {?
The Police Have No Clue 10 the Identity of
the Reart|eSs, Reckless Drivers.
TRYING TO FIND AN UNKNOWN WITNESS
a Lady Said tO HIVE Seen More Than
Snaonc Else - Nearly Knocked
Down Herself. Rut She Rens Safety
Eiudrd All Trace OF Herself Does
Slt" itnow Anything"

Wh" We're the occupants of the buggy
winch on last sunday night Knocked
down and killed William T.. Costin at
the corner of Cranky street and City
Hall avenue?
This question has been puzzlin.
chic! King and the Police Department
Tor TOUR days and is yet no nearer Solu-
ton than when the matter was first
reported to Police Headquarters Chief
king has not only had his men work
ing ON the case but has himself been
trying I" get some evidence which
would lead To the Identification of the
guilty "a rites
II seems rather remarkable that a
man could bc run over and fatally in
JnfoG on public street with no one
near enough to Civ" an intelligent de-
Scrlptiun OF the occupants of the We
hici", but such Is the case. And the
point where the fatality occurred Is
one Of the most prominent thorough
fares in the city, especially ON Il Sutur-
day night when hundreds OF people are
passing ON their way To and from the
city Market. possibly 200 yards OF
Th"r" seems TO have been but two
witnesses To the uCCurTcuCc--Onc tho
driver ot the street Sweeper. and the
other q cnlorcd porter in Il nearby store.
tn" former says that tho buggy CON
tanned two men or Il man and n boy:
the latter that one of the occupnuts
was white and the other colorcd Both
man the occupants looked back and
then whipped ~ their horse i'm their
hurry To get away from the scene Of
the result of their reckless driving
This Is the story of tho cause leading
to the death of William Costin
Eut it turns ont that there was an
other witness to the affair i'm tn. per
son of "a ladN-a possibl" resident of the
West Ecud. The porter who tcstiiicd
at the inquest says that this lady had
just come out of Loves store ahead ur
him and CoStiu. In fact. Costin was
between ihr lady ANA himself and he
il certain that the lady saw In" mon
for Sh" came near being rum down her
self
Who is this lady? Can She throw any
light on the matter? Did she soc the
occupants of thc buggy And would
sh" lee able To throw any light on their
identity az civ" Il dcScriptiun LEADING
L" their identification if arrested?
IN" polio" say they viii not let tho
matter res, until they have ranturrd
TN" mon. Tho Culur"d porter il seems
Is IN" only person who saw this lady
ana hc cannot give a description of her
general appearances. The authorities.
therefore, have really NO clrw upon
which to work unless the lady in oiry-
zion comes forward, reveals her idcu-
tity ana tells what she knows about
the men ana vehicle Responsible for the
death of William Costiu-mcu So heart
less that They even refused to stop and
cnd"aNor To DO what they could for the
injured man. whom they left i'm the
streets L. die.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
mexican cnrtlc Thieves ,,ncnea

81 Louis. oct. % \ special 10 the
hroniclc from IIcnnesscy, oklahoma
.ayS That Jim Umbria ana Mexican
J"hn, members of Xcp Wyutts rnue
i.,iNr ocrn Nhched by cattle men The
t"n mon had stolen iirty cattle belong
ms To Ecn Chapman ana his cowboys
gay" chase They closed i'm on the
desperate ten miles from Canton
m"nt. aud after a fusiladr of bullets
IA" bandits surrendered. Tho cowboys
idrntih"G IN" cattle. and taking n
rope pulled tn" two men uu To- tnc
first tree. label was Attached to
their clothing warning other members
of their fate ii captured
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

yearly the whole of yesterday morn
lllS was consumed in the trial of John
smith. colorcd. in the Corporal ton
Court smith was indicted 10y the last
grand jury for stealing copper and
hrass from the foundry of Mr.. W. A.
Anderson. on Water street The uris-
ohei was charged 10y Il colored boy. who
sold the stolen goods. with having;
given them Ia him to dispose of.
MI. John g. Tlltun represented Smith
ana IN MS closing argument criticized
C"mm"nwcalths Attorney iiaum for
inc rapidity with which he changed
ms me of prosecution. en- previous &C
casions. said Mr riiton when Il nris-
ohcl mas been prosecuted for Inert. and
'eStlhcS that somebody gave MIN tho
goods. the Shrcwd commemorative
Attorney has told the jury that such a
tai" Is an old excuse ana tina, th.v
should not believe il. Now the table
Is turned. and when the hoy who was
charged with theft said that IN" prison
Ci. John Sinith. gave him the ,oud,; Mn
baum says that is reasonable tnIn
ana worthy of belief
After being ont a few minutes I'm.
Jury rendered a verdict of not guilty.
PARKS NOT GUILTY.
john II. Parks. who was indicted hy
me last grand jury for huuscbrcnIl-
ihE ana entering with intent to steal
vas airAlsned yesterday and pi,..drd
nov guilty.. After hearing tho ,.yl i-ur.
the jury went to their roam mud
sn@rtlN returned with Il verdict of not
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
spain Armin& Company %,rnn,crs.

London, oct - The Central News
has dispatch from Madrid saying that
the Government mas decided upon The
armius OF several Spanish Trans-A q
Ianiic C"mpanys steamers. ana tn"
conversion ul the old cruisers Nuu.an-
cia ANA Victoria into modern Warships.
me steamers are Eina Maria Cristinia.
Leon XIII. Alfonso MI. Alfonso xiii,
MontcVidcu ana rdso TIustrSui. viii
tie armed with fourteen centjmctci guns
~ the beginning of December ana viii
regarded as preparatory measure
against the recognition of tho insur.
gents as belligcrcnts by any Ameri-
can Government 1 is accepted as a
certainty that Spain would regard such
recognition ON the part Of any Govern.
inent as violation of international
law, and would place tho nation uren a
war footing and authorize Spanish YES
sells 70 capture upon the seas merchant
men belonging to the nation So recnr-
MIXING HE Insurgents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

Chicago. oct - Members or The Na-
tiondi Association Of Inpicmeu, Manu-
i"CiuicES went "n record to-day as
being opposed To Midway cAni,its AT
county fairs. y resolutions Was udupt-
ed which cited that windmills ,hrcsn
ing machines ana vehicles stood mo-
earthly chance whatever hy tho side Of
inc SEDUCTIVE kntih- Kuta dance" and
"a vigorous camuaign viii q, one. 10
begun I" wine out this innovations SO
IN" FARMER will take some time for tn,
inspection of agricultural displays
her" was hot hight for the next
place "i meeting, tin" candidates being
lSunalo. Philadelphia ana NashviU@
NushVill" won.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
lie WAS Perforated wien nurrc.

Cucimuntt. -. Oct ga speciul ~
The Post from Vinegar Bend. Ala.
says: Dick Henderson, II colorcI farm
laborrr. attempted an assault upon
Mrs. James Allen, wife of his employer.
yesterday whil" she was alone at
home. Tho woman's screams Brighten
81 henderson ia tho afternoon a
poSs, of citizens began II search for. he
negro. This morning Iicndcrson's
body was found hanging &" I. tree "a
mil" from tn" scene of his crime. per
foratcd with bullets
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

New York. oct 23-Hon Thomas
II Garter, chairman of thu K"pu IIican
national Comns;tee. Tonight issued
tho Following
fhc Republican National Committee
iS hereby called to meet at the Airing
ton Hotel Washington. - c.. at >
o'clock y. IN. December 10th. 1885. To
desiGn&t" "a time ana place for the meet
ins OF tn" National Convention in l.2n
ana {" transact such other business ass
muN OrlmhMd CumsIlNrltinn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

The authorities in the ncighboriug
cities OF PaOshan ana Ch'uansha China.
have forbidden the slaughter of cat.
tie. pigs and sheep in order TO propti-
ate IA" god of pcstilencc and stop the
many deaths from cholera i'm those dis
ricts. II is asserted that no fever
man 5000 people died there within TWEEN
- days.
Gucrrita who is now the first bull
fighter i'm Spain, has appeared in my
eight fights this season and is engaged
for nineteen more. He receives 81 200 for
each appearance. and as his expenses
average $500 performance. his clear
income amounts To owe" $50. 600 Il year
besides the presents made to him.
Hoods Sarsapariua, taken at this
season will make you feel strong and
vigorous and keep you from sickness
later on.
Oyster Sop6rtcbes Of AIac'c co,t,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

l'aris oct %. The Temps in AN ar
ucIo on TIA" Venezuela dispute. says:
II Is curious I" note how ass soon as
l+nslaUd'S Unsuitable territorial appc-
lite threatens 90 seek satisfaction at
the eXpcns" Of the new world. an of
the nnc phrases on blood relation. hip
and Angio-SaXon solidarity lose pnrm-
larity and Official ana popular circles
IN America revert to tn" traditions Of
lNl4 and tho MOnIoe dOntrinc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
SPECIAL. SALE.
SloaIss. Capcs and ChiIdrcn's CfoaEs
and Jackets.

our buyer has just returned from
tour among the New York Cloak
factories. and by "A diligcnt use Of spot
cash secured some of the greatest bar
gains ever brought TO tbs city. We
nav" determined To close out these
goods quick. 50 have marked them
mt the greatest bargain Prices ever
heard al 50 early In the Cloak season.
The goods are we'll made. latest stvIr
out with the new Mandolin ana Melon
sleeves. now so popular
Stylish Cloth. Chrviot. Bouclc. and
Beaver Jacitcts. from $3.50 to $3.50
cach--a Zig range To- choose from.
Fine cloth. Hravcr and Boucla
Capes. from $l5O 70 $40 each
Fine Plush and Imitation Seal Capes
s. 10 $i5 each. Great values
Fine Fur Capcs. S.. $40 $3.50
y large line OF Misses and Children's
Garments all marked at lowest cash
prices. LEVY BROTHERS.
ia Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
InuibnII Games.

Phladclphia. oct. - University Of
rrmnsylvania - freshmcm IIavcrford
College. g.
New Haven, Conn. oct 2&.-Yalr.
"a; Williams. o.
Princeton. y. J., oct 23-prneeton.
%: Union. o.
Middletown, Conn. oct. GAM
hcrs,, lG: Wesleyan, IA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

Will" McGer Murphy To Margaret
Mary Eehliau. white.
James Lawson SadIer to Matte Jan,
CaNcndar. white
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

William y. Purtiock ana I.araycttc
H"tmHnson and SalIie t. Iarmansou.
ms wife. TO Thomas - Trowcr ana
SadIe +. Trower, lot of land with build
Ii'tS anu improvements. in Bramblcton
tiuM. $2.ANn -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
an Editor E>trnhitcu

Vienna, oct 23.-Thc Austrian police
at the request of the authorities in
Berlin have cXtradited Herr Schwcn-
hagen Formerly editor Of tho KrruX
Hc:tunE Of Berlin. who is under son
tcncc Tor lihcllmg Or Miguel, rrussian
Minister of Finance
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
PLEADS FOR THE BOY.

The case of the young colorcd boy
Alfred Newly. who was arrested by
Detective Richardson Il few days ago
on the charge OF entering Justice j
Frank EaSt's warehouse and stealing
parts of AN engine valued at $50. was
III" first Important case. EX-JuSticc
East appeared in court and advised
the boy 10 make a fun confession of
his theft. Whercupun the accused adj
United that he had stolen two inspira-
tors valued at SO and disposed of them
FOR twelve cents each Justice East
th"reupon stated 10 His Honor that the
boy had been brought before him six
years ago as Il homeless waif. ANA
that h" took pity ON him ana gave
him homo and employment. ana that
now, after housing and clothing the
hoy foi iiv" years tho boy showed his
gratitude Ivy rohbng him Mr East
thought that the boy had been in
weighed int" the scrapc. however. 10y
others. and told tho Justice that If he
could consistently keep him from be
ing sent to the grand jury he would he
Eratlticd 10 have him do so Justice
Burroughs granted AR Icasts request
and gave the young thief four months
in the city jail.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
Special sale This Wcck-yyri.ht..Io 100
MMin N;rrnI.

Dress goods lace curtains. chcuilI. nor
there's. etc. See last Sundays Nirgiuian
Tor cut price list New line ladies lack
cts ana capcs Kid gloves ana shildren's
silk caps Popular prices"
WRIGH'WS, 1876 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
PLEADED F0R TIL EBCY
ES-PO|Ice Justice East Asks Mercy for the
Thief Who Had Robbed His Factory.
A YOUHG WAITS BASE IRGRATlTuDE.
To the Nan Who Had t,crrtcuGcd Him
tn Times of Adversely interest
inG Batch of OHcnscs Investigated
by Justice iturroughS- TT the Cor
poratiou and Other Courts.

Justice burroughs Police Court dock
ct yesterday was the smallest Of the
season. and IL was quickly disposed of.
His Honor had SO many postponed
cases on hand. however. that it was af
ter the noon hour before he adjourned
court
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

becre"s Were ordered and entered In
several cases in III, Court of Law ANA
Ihancery Yesterday, but none of Nom
were OF interest to the public ut larg,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
Cholera in s,.yn,.

Alexandria, Egypt, oct 23.-THor the
two days ended with Tuesday last
thcr" wer" reported in Mcn4alch. Il
town OF lower Egypt, twenty miles from
'!amictta, ,w"nty-ihrec n"w cases OF
cholera ana ten deaths from tho dis
ease.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

SAlESMi.N representing Southern gro
Gerry jol,b"rs can greatly mcrtas" their
income 10y handling an established Sp"-
c,alty. very ih,ral commission TO sales
men and good profits To JohhorS. Ad-
dress, stating territory ana connection.
LMMsnm aLln.l. NV Womb Mu.A-lL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

BUILDING LOAN AND LIFE lNSU-
rance combined: oa""pucnal induce
lncntS offered 10 ttrst-clasS solicitors
Room =, Had iiuSton building. city :.
TO 10 a. IN oc.i-lw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

WHAT? IS THAT RELIAEl.E?-W
men. grS ANA men with references
wanted to do cooking o. general house
work al employers who wants rrlia-
Die help. mon. women 81 girls, To order
them at once. 90 Church street, Nor
folk - +. NAIDEN'S AGENCY
ucgt-3t.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
FOR NySpEpsv..

Indigestion, and stomach disorders. take
BROWNS IRON 8IiTEtS.
Al dealers keep il, 81 per bottle. Geuuinehel
rsde'm2rk and crossed red lines on Wrapper
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

WANTED Competent Stcuorraphcr and
typewriter wants position. best city
reference: VIII ~uvit Tor few days AZ
trial Address "B" NirEiniun office.
oc2i-it'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

Underweari Underwear, Under.
wear! Good! Ectterl Best
NICHOLS d WALLACE,
100 Main street