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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08
PETERSBURG HAPPENINGS.
i"hn"'o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Steamboat
n cnt Edwards the Minst rel bend.

Petersburg, Va, Oct 7-(SpeciaD-
IN" annual meeting OF the Tobacco Az.
Sociation was held to-day at noon at
the Exchange, on Union street. and the
Following officers elected for the ensuing
year: President, Gen. St!th Bolline:
NiGr-prcsldcnt. -. Is. Vaughan; board
of Manasers. ]. II; Gray, j. j. Peroivali,
j. III. Mailin and David Dunlap. Jr.
Secretary and Treasurer, j. NJ. Bannis.
ter; AuctiOneer. y. Bond
MI John r.. l.cmaire, of Norfolk han
peen appointed agent of the Old Domin-
ION steamship Company in this city and
VIII enter upon his duties as such In n
he" days. Mi Lcmaire, who is a form
ei resident OF Petersburg has for Soma
tiine been agent OF the North Carolina
HNiSion IL TINS company. Mr. James
NJ 'ihll;Eher who has been represent
ihs Inc company here for the past month
or TWO in the capacity of agent, will
leave IN a few days for New York as
It's special agent.
Nh samuel Edwards. of the firm OF
hifkhaln ~ Co., printers, OF this city
received telegram this morning. an.
honncinE the death of his brother. Mr.
George ii. Edwards. which occurred i'm
'eiNcr Col. on last Saturday. The
deceased was son of the late Samuel
Edwards. and was 56 years of age He
was one OF the Oldest members of tina
burnt work profession in this country
ana was native OF Petersburg. He
J"ihch hGnkie's minstrel troup here
was with Dupies and Benedict for about
fourteen years. with Thatcher Primrose
ana West for six years Goodyear. Cook
ana biilon FOR three years. The last
C Colipy ne was with was Elitchs in
colorado. where II disbanded The da
ceased had been III bad health for two
years. but the immediate cause of his
oeath was softening OF the brain.
thiei EnSineer r. " Farley, of the
ipterSpurs Fire Department. left here
yesterday afternoon for Augusta -
TO attend She Convention OF Fire Dc,
partment Chiefs. He will he gone for
ten days.
There was grand rally OF the Sun
day school OF Washington Street Nj
r. Church yesterday morning Al:
dresses were made by Rev. w. G. starr
D. ID. Mr.. l.. y. Coulter State Secre.
tary of The Young Mems Christian "A
ISOLATION, and Captain L. l.. Marks
This school. with teachers and schoI-
ats' numbers about four hundred.
General Smith Boiling arrived here
last night from Washington, where he
has been in attendance upon the bed
side OF ms warm and personal friend
General Malone. He told your cor
respondent that there was no hope
whatever for the sick man. Before
leaving Washington General Boiling
told Mrs. Malone that should General
Mahone's condition become more crftis
cal to telegraph him This afternoon
about l O'Clock General Boiling rt.-
ceved telegram from Mrs. Mahone
requesting him to come on to Wnsh.
ingtOn at once. ffSssi
United States Marshal Pleasants
left here this morning for Richmond
with 4 r. Graves, TO answer I'm tho
United States Court the charge of rob,
tween 500 and sfGo Graves has neas
confined in the Jail OF this city sve. I
since hia arrest -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08
IN BERKELEY.

meeting was held at Marie, nan
last night by citizens opposed tn y, ,,i, i,
,ni,ti Tor hrrkiey Nh NJ AiulGr
~. 'i't meeting To order and Nh g.
W f"ckdi"lluw was clocirJ cI..I,,,.,,
""o '"' members OF the press lrcs.nf
as S"rrrlarcs Mr. RocEif.lln,,
Su'ieu IN" object of tho u,.tiut- au,I
st"'eI mat IA" would rule AN. dis,ls-
SION iaN"rinE amended charter on mn
heNati"n ont of order Mir q JI;yi,'s
moved that committee of ,oo IL. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

y memoranda OF Chancrry suit was
entered in the Clerks oilicc Ncstrr-
dan by the City National Sank of Nor
FOLK against The Norfolk and ocean
View railroad ANA Hotel COMPANY.
Duke. Smith " ca. Oakdalc Manufac-
turing Company. Tho Delaware Flee
trio supply Company. John Wood III
aud the holder or holders OF the bonds
secured in the deed OF trust from The
Norfolk and ocean View railroad ana
ilot"l Company To the Norfolk BANK
tor Savings ANA Trusts: Trustee: dated
May !, 1879, TO the plaintiffs lm-
known. futhcr particulars in the ease
are not yet known. T. ". shelton ana
L. II. Starkc. Lr.. attorneys
Marion w McIntYrc. trading as the
NcIntyr" Furniture Company. vs.
Charles f. James; in assumpsit. dam
ages. 500 II. Tucker Brooke. y q
cooke. Clark X co IS WE sec, i'm
debt: damages. $50 W II Fender u a
Lizzie Bruce KS. I. Ii. Wilcox admin
istIator of Jacob Anthony; In assump-
sit; damages. $500. Ross II Sale u a.
Andrew j Dcnlcy. il. administrator
dchonis non of the personal estate OF
William DENLY, Jr, deceased. vs. Nir.
gina Archer; in nssurpsit: dam
ages. $2,5G0; Nicely. Seldner x Warning
ton, p q.
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0fthc 100000 Persons

Who have lately visited Port Norfolk
the general opinion is that 1t is the most
desirable sit, for homes and for invest
mcnts on Norfolk harbor. and since the
equipment of the electric railway il Is
eligible TO the business men OF the three
cities. Pure air and water, large lots
low prices. low taxes. cheap living.
schools, churches and all modern adNan-
t;iS-s. with the certainty OF rapidly in
vreaSing values due 10 general devotion.
mcnt and the location OF the southern
railway terminus In vicinity. Ncstl-
bulc electric cars each way every half
hour Can on NJ W. Mason. Columbia,
building, Norfolk. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08
UNTERSVILLE.

Diphtheria Is rather on The d,cli,,,
in this town '''e'''ie
The Sewing Circle of the Metho1,s,
Chutch met with Mrs. L. T. Webs;mr
on johnson avenue. yesterday n M
ana held an Interesting session
ne funeral of Mrs. Howell. at Grace
attended Rex. W :. I.eakc. nostn,
conducted he services interment was
in I,imwood was
Flick Tmhcriake and Howard T,v-
Ior arrested by Officers Carminc and
H'eNinS ON the charge of rape. all par
TIES 10 II coiOred. We're before Justice
Hawkes. yesterday. The former was.
sent on ~ the grand jury: the latt.,
released for want of identity Tho
proper accomplice to the deed is vet at
large.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08
Gunno Company a.

judge tianckcl yesterday chartered
TN, columbia Guano Comp. NY with Il
capital of not less than $4,000 nor
more than S250.00O. The purpose Of the
company is To manufacture and sell
l"rtlliHcrs The principal office IL To- be
IN Norfolk and the officers are as fol
lows; Il. :. Register. of rarboro. n G.;
president; c. +. Burroughs. of Norfolk
SECRETARY ana treasurer: the above Of
iiccrs aud j A. Gin, of Wake county
N. g, directors
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Messrs. Greenwood ~ Bro. are re-
cciving quantities of New Goods in
their line which arr up to date in
style, quality ana price Buying in
quantity enables them to sell at retail
at former wholesale prices Specially
Closing out Plated Spoons and Forks
and Knives to make room FOR special
lines about to cone. Watches and
Jewclry repaired in their shops 10y the
best Skill to De had Engraving urtis-
tically done.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08
GOSSIP IN RICHMOND
Fair EIeCliOnists" Appeal to The Voters
Not TO Engage in The Primary.
OPPOSITION TO SECRETARY LAWLESS.
Mr.. Joseph Hutton Wants 10 re Clerk
Oi the senate The Matter OF the
Sn'c OF old Iiooks Fight over
r"iitics The Virginia state Enir
Oprniug-O other Notes.

Richmond. Va. oct 7.-(SpcciaD +
The Populists. itrpuh!icans and all
other anti Democrats In this city have
decided To put up Il legislative ticket.
and HAY" selected the candidates. but
the names Viii not toe given out until
after I'll" Democratic primary. Just
why they are being kept secret is not
known. Mir. james, Nelson Wood. the
chairman of the Iulr ulcCtionistS con
ference. is out to-day in a card calling
on voters to stay out of the Democratic
primary. 1t Is u summed that his APP
peal is intended CHIEFLY for the work
ing.Icn. but II Will have no cncc. upon
them for If there Is any class ui Citi-
wagc-"arn"rs. The plea OF the Upposi-
ton Is TO Try ANA keep tn" Democratic
vote down Tor campaign purposes.
tn" Democratic primary viii lac held
mere tomorrow. Indications are that
a very large vote viii b- brought ont.
ltunors OF combinations were rir" to
DAY. but those most Interested denied
ihe TRUTH of the REPORTS Eleven v;,ndi-
dates are RUNNING and tive are to he.
nominated. Nearly everybody comedies
n!at AIesSis. Julin : iurwuud and .u-
liam Bryant will he TWO uf tn. success
iul but There is considerable uuCcr-
tainty as To- who the remaining: three.
viii h". There is more interest mani
Tested in tn" matter of the Amendment
OF the city charter than in the numina
tiunS. II looks to-day AS if TIA" piopus-
eel amendments regarding til" police
and lire departments would be vetoed
down and all others adopted
II is reported here that col w r
robins Will oppose Hon. Joseph r. Law
less for the office OF Secretary of the
Commonwealth when Tile Legislature.
meets. Col. Robins Is from Gloucester
lie cam" to Richmond ~ few years ago
ana accepted a clcrkship under Score
tary hinurnoy. When the latter WAS
defeated tN Mr. IuWlpss Col Hthi,,,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

IN" Marine sank OF Norfolk W.. w
r. Lee, in debt; damages. $50; w d.
Hcndrr y. q.
Tic I,hi;comb Envelopes Company
Us GhtiinE Printing and Lithogrlrh H.
ing Company: in debt: DAMAGES. sion:
l.. y. Smith, ~. Il.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08
CORN CROoIJETTns

'oRN CROQUETTES.
"rate one pint tender corn: mix with
U, I'M. nan cup Hour. one-half cup sweet.
'hnk warmed. three tablespounfuIs of
-, i. .,', pnttrr. one-half saltspoon each
VI SAT- anu pepper. Add yoIks or ona
egg beaten light. then the beaten VIII ito.
fat. ~ ia H't' oeeP
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

WANTED MEN AND WOMEN no
WORK At HOME. / pay s. to $40 per
week for mahtuE CRATON POR-
TRAITS, Ncw patented method Any
one who can read or write can do the
work at home. ia spar, time day or
evening. Send fOr Particulars and work
at once. Address, H. a GRIPP
GuilnAm Artist. TNlNnc pn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08
Hciiting Their store.

You can buy any thing in the jewelry
or silvcrware line st greatly reduced
prices for the next two weeks. at Chap
Bank streets
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

Because Mrs. Kaphci is going out OF
business has rented her store out and
sold her fixtures is why she is self
Ing her stock OF shoes at cost and i'm
most instances less thak cost They
must he sold at some price Remeni-
bet the number. llG Church street cor
ucr Plume street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

Statesmen to take orders ANA collect.
$50 BOND. signed hy business firm. r.
weekly For particulars. address l..
. bon I'D NV Nork civ. LM.lM.Ls.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

NOTICE % MIR SOlOAIAN FEElD-
III re who has bought two stores
from Mrs. Sarah Cohen has appoint
90 Mir. ). COHEN agent to buy goods
iur cash only. NJ" IA Cumberland
street ana - Liberty street UcN-Gt'
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FOR RENT.

For Rent Dwelling No. : Falkland
street siN rooms modern improvements
SIS per month r f. ROGERS. Column
hia building oc5-Iw.
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GENTS MAKE So DAILY. Many lou, iuvci.
u lion. EctIils 30 cents. Two TO six .oli IN .,
house Ntmp!' mailed free. FuE>IlEE = MAXIM.
Cincinnati. q. ,cgu-sul,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

WANTED-r}y respectable white wo-
man, employment to 30 house work OF
sewing in boarding hOts. 81 private
family. Address ilOrSE.WORh. Vir-
"inian Office ocs-tr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

WANTED Situation as grocery clerk,
10y young man, thro" years expert
cnce. Address c." No. li3 Chapel st.
city. oCS-3t'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08
aOrpOrntinm Cnuri.

The October term OF the Corporation
Court convened at II n'ciocl Yesterday
with Judge y. L. Hanrkcl presiding
ana III" following grand jurors wee
imiHnrlivd: Frank II. Clark foreman.
c. BROOKS Johnston, ". - SuuthalI
y. w tcrntck. X. Page Waller, and II.
;. Spratlcy. The charge To- the jury 10y
the JUDGE was in the usual form ami
they went to the jurN-rocm Tho mum
her of cases to br examined 10y the
grand jury was larger than that of
amy term FOR long time. and IL caused
n large crowd OF witnesses and par
ties Interested to remain around the
courthouse ANA yard besides the
usual curious DISTINGUISHED hangers on.
The grand jury returned at &.3O
o'clock J. IN. with the following re
turns
True Bills-Laura Bray. j. r.
Vaughan. alias John n Wilson; Ressic
Grant, alias Ecssi" Vaughan. alias
BESSIE Wilson: Albert Johnson: John
Smith; Thomas Mackay; Martina MI
son ,tw" indictmcutsD. Solomon Vii
son CIV" mdictm"ntsD; nh.lip Eray
1.-TWO Indictments. all grand larceny
=. t.. Striuhurgh and j ". iirll ALA.
William Prince alias William roarcc.
breaking into vessel
James T. Camp, ousr-brralting and
grand larceny.
Albert johnson and John Smith,
house breaking.
Not True Hfls Willie Wells 1.-TWO
mdictmeu,sl. house breaking.
The grand jury was then adjourned
until ~ q. IN. to-day.
Joseph y Wilson qualified as guar
dian of Grace Sherwood Harding tho
miuur child of W T. Harding. bond,
$Gvu: Edward Spaldimg surety,
I:louurn StaNl"r. grand larceny. bail
ed. bond. $500. !. T. Duncan. surety.
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over $50 people fitted with glasses In
Norfolk by DR.. Week. and no com
plants. T.. II. GALE. l52 Main st
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08
TWO COURTS ARE BusY
The Grand Jury Finds a Batch Is Indict-
TentS Against The Law B. -lkerS.
JUSTICE BURROUGHS HEAVY DOCKET.
Many Interesting Matters Reviewed
\ List Of Suits Entered. Wills PRO.
bmteu, Deeds Recorded. Murrimge
licenses Issued ind Charters
Granted bo the Couri.

Granted By the Couri.
There was large Police Court dock
ct yesterday, but the ma ioritv OF the
cases were drunk and o1ensts Of
minor Importance.
l.. III. Wheeler and Sarah Banks. col
ofsd liN" next to each other ON Brewer
street opposite the market. end both
conduct the same kind of Il business
selling crabs, CLANS and oysters For
some tiinc past there has been trnu-
Die between the two families. owing TO
tue rivalry in their business and sarah
has appeared on more than occa-
sion IN the Police Court 10 TESTIFY
AGAINST Wheeler ON each occasion
however. the man has come out ahead
Yesterday sarah again had Wheeler
before tn" court. charged with throw
Ins dirty water into her yard. she
was unable to sustain her charge. ami
to her surprise, She was served with
warrant charging her with using
pf"ian" iauguaee /" IN" man Her
case VIII bv tried tomorrow.
WITHOUT y LICENSE
y small oolorcd boy. named Chus
smith WAS arrested on Saturday by
officer snyder Tor shining shoes with
out Il license. The boy claimed that
ne had bought his outfit and. as Ia.
thought. the license also from one ".
IL owens anu he did not think that
he was violating the law Justice
l'urroushS WAS lrnicnt with him and
allowed him to go by paying the costs.
RIVAL MERCHANTS DISAGREE.
Jake RotenbuIg. a fruit veuder. with
Il stand on Church street. has looked
with much disfavor OH one NJ y.
Williams, who runs the same Kind OF
a stand just opposite him, regarding
Williams as Il dangerous rival fur pub
lie patronage.
ON Saturday last Jake was unahl.
1" restrain himself longer. and ,,uiu,;
INTO the middle of the street, he pro-
"orIcd I" give Williams his opinion OF
MN in language more forcihl" than re
ilh"d. y policeman happened along at
this uprortunc time and took Jake to
IN" station house He was not salts
He'd with the abuse he had given his
rival. but proceeded To- swear out a
warrant against Williams, but Justice
burroughs dismissed the warrant
AGAINST the latter al the cost of Jake.
besides ilning him 81 ANA costs for
Abusing Williams
HEATHER WARFARE.
Buclah Pool and Rebecca WASHING
ton, two culurcd female fighting dcui-
2ens from the Smith street section.
we're hcior" the Police Court ycstcr-
day charged with hoathcnish warfare
On each other. liuclUh charged that
Rch"cca had gnawvd her arm like II
litt eating cheese, While RebrCca
charged that Buclah had made "a
iiendish attack upon hor with l,nifc.
alashins her 1T viii. His Honui. con
'inurd the ease uutil Thursday. hold
ing Rrbccca and rcCuguizius iiu.lah
10 appear.
HOLIDAY STILL At IT.
officer holiday brought in tNo NOR,
OF the Dirty Dozen" ur "Shor-Striu
Gang in The person to two diiuiuutiyp
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

ANfEp-SalrSnclt FOR Virginia: ucyv
l!:v. D!g !u!uCtm, Ht- to mvr, uAnts ILL.,
Htal s!laTy tALlFORNlA CIDER co.
New YORK. Ciiy. oc5-it.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

In the Corporation Court YESTERDAYS
the will of |. II tnrker was admitted
"a probate, ana AIR. Frank X Henry
qualified as executor under a bond OF
5000 without surety The dccnS"d's
estate is loft 10 his adopted daughter.
Mrs Frank H. Henry.
The will OF MI Morris Tichler was
also prohatcd yesterday, his widow
qualifying as r.ecutriX under a nd
~ 81 100 without surety Drdeasud' $
estate is left To his widow. one of the
provisions of his will is that 5000 out
Of his estate DO paid To tn" legal guar
diam OF Sell" and solomon Grant
which amount the deceased held f"'
them ms guardian. Mrs Fischer also
qualified to-day as guardian oil hei
children. Rosa. Esther and Ida
The viii of Mrs Euphania NJ. Cnu-
per. wife of John u. Coupcr was also
pruhatrI and Mr. John H. 'ouper
qualified as executor she Leaves her
cstnt, divided equally among her fivr
children.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

FREE handsomely illustrated Guide
for Spectators aLI Investors" mailed
free. send rs your name ANA address.
tOMSTGEk, HUGHES =: co. Bankers
aud Brokers. % Broadway. New York
Clty. uCG-su. 1T
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

| WANT 1--WE EXPERIENCED Hlilp,Nti
@ld Loan solicitors ssli acquainted in Nor: X
mission 'SIou ". ". PAIN, AT Atlantic iio.si
NnioI. i''wtrn and =. IN. .mi;f
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

WANTED.- UNFrRNISuED ROOMS.
Not more than ten minutes walk from
Eeataurant Address. y. r, Car. OF
NiyEiniau.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

Nearly everyone needs Il good tonic at
ms season. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
true tonic and blood purifier.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

WANTED Experienced salcsluGy: none
hut experienced need apply. Address
- X 80 ocS-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

WANTED y GOOD COOK. WASHER
anu lEONER Apply at 2,2 East Main
street.
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WANTED Boy to learn dry goods bust
ness. Address II Il. ocS-tG
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-At once small boy for very
light work; II 80 weekly. Address right
away. M. -. Nir@iniun Office. ucS-lt
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NAl.E-MlN-Nc Viii s'Ii samples and pa, good
~ salary AMI zlcns"s, or Giy comm, n u, TO Jr,-
ic' app cAul; ."'us Id readily; experience uu-
L,le.- Nr AdlLc... y y. 1871 j. y. IN
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All glasses fitted by Dir. Week guar
anteed by f. II. GALE. 152 Main ST.
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Marriage Licenses.

Philip Carter Roberts to Moll!e Ger
trudc Roberts. white.
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FOR SALE.

1'OR SAIE-Jump Seat Su,ry Dog cart
and Harness wan sell chrup as have no
uSr Tor them. Apply tn T. FRANZ
kENil.L. Custom House. oc5-3t
Tor SAIE--A art or al OF Eecch Grove Farm
GA acres, ucr kunISN lie Friuc,~. Anne
county. Al'o rent bare OF corn crop household
1uiEitHrc, Ia! Ac. Part possession nov, other on
81 before ISL January. lsti. Amply to T. l.I-
MAN, smr Vile, or j. \. LEIGH. H. Bank
street. Norfolk. iv.O
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THE VIRGIXIAA'S DAILY HINTS 10 HOusEstEpER
BILL OF FARE FOR TO. aoRRoW.

opYRiGiir.!
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9, 1885,
BREAKFAST. a
Pears and Bananas Beefsteak.s
Corn Crouuettes Milk Toast sss7l a.
Graham Gems.
Honey Coffee.
Mock Bisque. Roast Reef. +
Drowned Parsnips.
Mashed Potatoes
n,o Cucumber Sweet Pickle
White Bread
Warm Raisin Gingerbread.
SUPPER 's
Sally Lunn cola Nteat
Potato Balls. IS
Stcwed Peaches. To,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

\EANiED-S lSNEN.-Euorccti Insn to- ,,u
" goods hy sample az h,re. navel; easy ..l..:
$larir gods b rli salary or good ,onIui. sion
Addt'>> J. = Bon nos. Ncw I,rh !iy
.tIil-th ~ lft
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ. y. AGELASTO. Electrical Engineer. 3
Plume street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-08

4 GtN i make - daily Miryelous iuyeulion.
~ lci1IIs - &c { . loo sold in q 'uIsc. Samilc
mslc FREE. lulSnEEN MAXIM, C.n,inua,ip
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[ 1865 zzl||Be !
MsaS2Ii;5sEE.ksss53 aSf,yft%
MILD AND PUREy
Y ALLEN Hi>''. & Gl n i
~ StterssoH
a,ps=..,,,.,,,rsz
HELP WANTED.
lisht Mork 81 - week civ. AG D S rig,
awoy. M. Is, Nirsinian oiiic". ocs-lt
WANTED situation as grocery clerk,
sSyS , A1dlys4 mag ne No Is cna ISres
city. ocS-3t'
NOTICE ME-. sol.OMAN rRElD-
~ Ec , WIG ma. nt5 .o,nsh' two stores
ed Mir s Collin a@'n ,tt' to buy 'i goods
Tor cash only No. ~ Cumberland
street ana % Liberty street oc>-tt'
WANTED-ny respectful" white wo-
man. EMPLOY ncnt to DO house work o.
sewing in boarding hous,. OF private
family Add!'css llOUSEW ORR, Nir-
ainan office. ocs-tf
WANTED t3Npericuc,l saloslaGy. none
bni ,eNnerienced need apply Address
WASTED, Boy 70 learn dry goods bust
ness Address -. r.. ocS-u
WANTEp.-A GOOD COOK. WASHER
and lEONER. Apply At 2i2 East Main
WANTED. uNFURN!sHED ROOMS.
Not moro than ten minutes walk from
i!eataurant Address. y. r., care OF
Nirginian.
NICELY .ErKNIsilEp ROOMS. WITH
or WITHOUT BOARD, Furnished
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
ELECTIONS.
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION
ELECTION.

An. election for members OF the Board OF
Public Education In Wilmington will be held
on Saturday, June Sth, 1896 Polls will be
open at ~ O'Clock or 30 minutes thereafter,
and close at o D. m.
Members 10 be eected and places OF voting
FIRST WARD One member for four years
Polls old school house No 20. Second street
near Washington street.
ShCOND WARD-One member for four
years. Polls northwest corner Second and
Walnut streats.
THIRD WARD-One member for four wars
Polls No. 3 school house, jefferson street bs.
low Third street
FOURTH WARD-One member for four
years. Polls public school house No L French
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
FIFTH. WAkD-One member for four years
Wollaston streets.
SIXTH WARD-One member fl = four YEARS
Polls public school house a o. 8 Walnut above
Twelfth street.
~ VENT II WARD-One member for four
years. Polls public school house No q corner
eleventh and washington streets,
EIGHTH WARD One member for four
years. Public school house No s, corner Sew
enth and Spruce Streets
NINTH WARD-One member for four
years. Polls public school house No. ~. Twen-
ty.secnnd street near Market street.
TENTH WARD One member for four
years. Polls No. 10 school h use, Third and
ELEVENTH WARD-One member for four
years. Polls public school house No. 10, corner
OAK and Harrison streets
TWELFTH WARD-Une member for four
ears. Polls No. n school honse, corner Fifth
and Scott streets,
l.. B. JONES. Secretary.