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BRANCH ROADS

DerAwARE. MARYLAND q VReINIA r. R.
leave Harrington for Franklin ana way station
1916 a M, aud 6.23 p. m. weekday returning
cram leaves franklin CITY 5.as and 1912 Il. n'
iesvs Franklin city for Chircoteague (via
stea1nerl 9Oi % M weeK-daYs, Returning- leave
Chincoitaeue 49, a. M. week days,
leave harrington Tor Georgetown nd LeWes
Al 1876 d. m weekdays and d-!5 p a weekdays.
Returning leave Lewes 7,55 a. M, l.5l D. IN
weekdays.
For serlm, leave Han iagtOn 1856 a. M, week
6ays and 6.25 D. M Tuesday. Ihutsdays ana
SATURDAYS Returung leave Berlin 500 a. m,
and 1919 p, m. week days.
QUEEN ANNE 4 KENT Il. R--Leaye Townsend
.or geutreyille and way stations 10 q. m and
5.25 D. IA woek-daYs Returning leave center
vile $50 a. IN. ard 30 p. N. weekdays
DEL. & CHEsArEAKE X. R.-Leave Clayton for
oxford aud way stati0hs at 9.45 a. m and 9.fu p
M weekdays. returning, leave oxford 900 a. p'
and 1.55 p. m. weekdays,
CAMBR1DaE & SsAFoRD r: R.-LeaTe seaiors
for Cambridge and intermediate slatlons at tl.|9
a. N week days. and Oh Tuesdays, Ihursdays,an0
Saturdays Z % p. m. returning, leave Cambridge
5.20a land on Tuesdays thursdays ana 9al-
urdaYs %.46 D. m
CONNECTION AT P0rser, with Newark Del
aware CIV Railroad A Townsend, with Queen
Annes 81 Kent railroad At Clayton villa Del
aware & Chesapeake Railroad and baitl"9re q
Deiaware Bay Railroad. At Harrington, vita
Delaware, Maryland 3 Virginia hailfoau. Az
seaford with Cambridge > atofd Railroad. Al
Demar with New YORK, PniiadeiF Fnia q NoHoik
WicOmico 81 POcom0ke and Peninsula Railroads
S. NJ, PROVOST, General Manager.
AEON
Milford chronicle., 1895-04-05

ing d practice OF twenty
five years. have con-
senfed 70 prepare and
supply 10 you this un-
rivaled remedy for Fe-
male irregularities.
The climax OF medical
chemistry attained IN
Dr. Hfurixitnrua
Periodical hnilia. be-
! ing six degrees stronger
fhnn nnV L. mum FnQGI-
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g. A. N. E. S.

It was taken to the Academicians, who
could make nothing of it, Savants were
consulted without result Az last the
beadle of Mon6martre ohanced to sec it,
and at once read it off, lei 10 chemin des
anes' that is, the path for the donkeys
who carried away the sacks of plaster from
the quarries. -Gentleman S Magazine
Milford chronicle., 1895-04-05

A cream Of tartar baking powder. ry,,,t...
an 10 ieaveniHg strength. Latest Urse5 sts,e oi
Government Food Report 9''''es
ROYAL RAKNs PowDEB Co. lof walis N Y
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BIZ stumps, His Mark.

Mr. Piokwiok's pleasant incident Of
finding the stone at Gotham, with Tho
Bill Stumps inscription, was, / have al
ways suspected an actual incident that
occurred during the year 1886 or S37 He
says, indeed, that it was submitted to the
Royal Antiquarian sooiety-or Society
Of Antiquaries One of the same kind
was described In Scott's Antiquary,
whore Edie Ochiltree explains the mystery
Of the letters. 1t Is, however, a common
form Of jest and we find an instance in
the memoirs Of Bachaumont, which Dick-
ems may have seen. There was once dug
up in the quarries Of Belleviile, near
Paris stone with these letters:
&c
l..
E.
q E.m n
l. N
d. E.
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A storm Coming.

am no alarmist When, on the goth
of September, after the wind has for three
days been blowing from the northeast, you
prophesy that the equinoctial storm is
coming you simply state fact not to be
disputed Neither am l an alarmlst when
l say that "a storm is coming compared
with which Noah's delugo was but an
April shower, and that it is wisost and
safest for you and for me to get safely
housed for eternity. The invitation that
went forth TO Noah sounds in our ears,
Come thou and all thy house into the
ark
Well, how did Noah and his family
come into the ark2 Did they climb in at
the window, or come down the roof? No
They went through the door. And just
so, if we get into tho ark of God mercy,
it will be through Christ the door. Tho
entrance to the ark of old must have been
a very large entrance. We know that it
was from the fact that there were monster
animals in the earlier ages. and in order
to get them into the ark two and two, ac-
oording to the Bible statement, tho door
must have been very wide and very high
So the door into the mercy of God is a
large door. We go in, not two and two,
but by hundreds and by thousands and
by millions. Yea, all the nations of the
earth may 60 in 10, 00O 600 abreast.
Milford chronicle., 1895-04-05

Mr.. Bilbus, did you deliver your oeie-
brated lecture on Orderly Housekeeping;
or A Place For Everything, Everything
In Its Place, at the church last Monday
as advertiseds"
"Nol"
"Ah-not feeling well'"
Yes
Eh-what caused the postponementf''
"Mislaid my manuscript. Haven't
found it yett'-Cleveland Plain Dsalan
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;. WILT BANK
TTuSt8n P. GauS8g,
General Insurance Agent,
Fire and Life.
OFFICE on 2ud FLOOR. BANK BLOCK.
Milford, Del,

.P. w. &. 3. abroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION
On and after Nov. 10 fs9l, trains will leave
as follows;
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LEAVE PnILADELPaIA ZOE WILMINeroN

Daily, 3s7.615 20, Is, lC ", II ~ an. ls o.
noen s5, las, 200 3l5, 100. 4'3J, 500, 54O5.50
8 80,7 -43 5.23, $50, 10 90, and l1.35 pm.
Sunday, 81, IS, Is, s 30, 20 TO- II ~ am.
12 20 noon, i.55, 200, BIS, 4oo, 4 80 $50 7.43.
23 1850, and ll % pm.
Leave Twelfth and Market SIS 800 755 H. &c
a. m. 34s, ~, p daily. Sundays, 3z0,
7.55. II 20 q M 3. 80, i.72, p. m.
Telephone iss
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Christ the Door.
| The door of the ancient ark was in the
side. So now it is through the side OF
Christ-the pierced side, the wide open
side the heart side-that we enter Aha,
the Roman soldier, thrusting his spear
into the Saviour's side, expected only tc
let the blood out but be opened the way to
let all the world in. Oh, what a broad
Gospel to preachl If a man is about to
| give an entertainment, he issues 200 OF
| 300 invitations carefully put up and di-
rected to the particular persons whom be
! wishes to entertain. But God, our Father,
makes a banquet, and goes out to the
! front door of heaven, and stretches out
| his hands over land and sea, and with a
voice that penetrates the HindOo Jungle
and the Greenland ice castle, and Brazilian
grove and English factory, and American
home cries out, Come for all things are
now readyp 1t is a wide door. The old
cross has been taken apart, and its two
pieces are stood up for the doorposts so far
apart that all the world can come ia
Kings scatter treasures on days Of great
rejoicing So Christ, our King, comes
and scatters the jewels of heaven. Row
land Hill said that he hoped to got into
heaven through the crevices Of tho door
But be was not Obliged thus TO go in.
After having preached the gospel in
Surrey chapel, going up toward heaven
the gatekeeper cried, Lift up your heads
ye everlasting gates, and let this man
come in' The dying thief went in. Rich
ard Baxter and Robert Newton went in
Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South
America may yet 90 though this wide
door without crowding. Ho, eyc,y one
all conditions all ranks all peoplel Lu-
theF said that this truth was worth carry
ing on ones knees from Rome to Jerusn-
lem, but ! think it worth carrying all
around the globe and all around the heay.
sns-that Sod SO loved the world that he
gave his only begotten Son; that whose
ever believeth in him should not perish,
but have everlasting lifei whatsoever
swill, let him come through the large door.
Archimedes wanted fulcrum on which
to place his lever, nn6 then he oaid that
he could move the world Calvary is the
tulorum, and the cross of Christ is the
lever, and by that power all nations shall
yet be lifted
swings Both ways.
Further, it is a door that swings both
ways do not know whether the door
Of the ancient ark was lifted or rolled on
hinges but this door of Christ opens both
ways 1t swings out toward all our wees.
It swings in toward the raptures of heav-
d. II swings in to olet us in 1t swings
Jut to let nur ministering ones come out. +
All are ons in Christ-Christians on earth +
and saints in heaven.
One army Of the living God,
At his command we bow.
Part Of the host have crossed the food.
And part are crossing now.
Swing in, o blessed door. until all the
earth shall 60 IN ana live. Swing out un-
til all the heavens come forth to celebrate
the victory.
But, further it is door with fasten-
ings. The Bible says Of Noah, ''The Lord
shut him in. A vessel without bulwarks
Or doors would not be a safe vessel to go
In. p men Noah and his family heard the
fastening of the door Of the ark. they were
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Blood Poisoned
4 Running Sore on the Ankle
Yields to the Blood Purifying Pow
ers Of Hoods sarsaparilla.

"Iwant to tell what Hoods sarsapa-
rilla has done Tor me. am an old sea
Milford chronicle., 1895-04-05

Ra,es to Western points lower than via any
other line. c. o. S-ULL ,(fenh Pass. Agent
r b. CAMPBELL General Manager.
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AZ IoITIeIUWU ITITH0 IVIIIINII WI l'711I7 y -
.rom Franklin City.
7ong North read down. Going south read up

lIiliiIl als
EhDFESs BY sfeciai request from patients
ut distance, who can not personally consuf
me, and being unable TO answer the many cor
respondents, and furnish at short notice the
Milford chronicle., 1895-04-05
MILFORD LIVERY STABLES,
DALTrM0RE 3 OHIO RAILROAD.
Id Schedule IN effect N0Y. Is, 1894,
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AvENUE DEPOT, VIII
MiNGroN, DEL
EAST BOUND

MNGroN DEL.
EAST BOUND
tkxpress Trains.
Kew York. week days, 500 u. 8 a, 10 20
a. A., IL "A 80, So 5l.lt00 p. m, Sundays, o.,
4 III, ii4l a. m, 2i9 535 "a, Hoo p. m. Exp.
/ Philadelphia, Twenty-FOuIth and Chestnut ots.
wesk DAYS - o. $50, 4711 O. 30 f7.53, 56, t6-32,
- 81, l04',tl0 iulil0 AIN 1874, 20, 1913 23,4 b.
! 6.55, 6Sl z 54, $. 10, lO01. ltUO pm. Express.
sunday O3, Il, 6.35, 7.5S, 800, H. 40, il.4O
a. p, s.ig, s.ss, 455 ODD 6Sl "a SID, i0Oo'
I l1.08 pm.
Philadelphia, Twelfth and Market sts., week
I days, 3.p3, 2t7, s.l2 1880 a. M .i9, "a,
/ Il.U0 p. ia
sundays, sos 7.iG ii.la a. M, 2.49 7.s4 100
y m.
Chester, week days, 08 5.55, III, 6s5, 7.53,I5s
o.4s, $50, 1910 1910 ll,43 m. lzj, s.i9, 325
455 ) 1915 81, ,.34, SIS, 1000, llUU, >. IA
Chester Sundays, %, 5.i., 635 1.5S, 800, II ~
ll.4O, a, m, 1.25 2.iy, 3.25i 4,oa, 8. 3D. 65l a.
Atlantic CRY, Week days,7 II a. m, u "a, 49p m,
Sunday, i77-55 a. M, 80 p. m
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore aud Washington, l5, Z II, ,47a. IN,
u Is, 05 5,u3, 81 GA, s, ~ sos pm, Sundays
fi5, 1.ii, 94l am.l2, H. sO5, s.l5 o. s,l9, 500
Baitimore and way stations, z 7i7a.m.. soap
Newark, Del. ls, II, a. am Is i6, 5 %. 81,
g., ~ f.3j, o.l9, SIS, lilo, p m sundays, A. 10.
M, s47am i2.l6, 3.o3 4.3h as5, s.i9. sos,
lilo. p, m.
Pittsburg, as a. n, 4 81 p. m. daily.
Chicago, S.47 q. m, a .sIp. m. daily
Cincinnati and st. Louis, II i6 =. m, and SIS
b. M.
New Orleans, via Bristol and ChattanOoga,8 3 .l9,
p. N. daily. Through sleeper 70 New Orleans
Singefly accommodation, "a q. H.. %, s.
and IL 40 D. m. daily.
fiahdenDerg accommodation, wceL days, z II.
g a. M - and 4s p m, Sundays 50 am
80 ,. n.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STA
TlON.
For New York. week days, $50 a. IA,
For Philadelphia, week days,6 ~ 30, 9.i5, 11.3o
an ,255, g45 pm, ,sundays,o ~ ANIL 90 55945
D. m.
For Piitsburg and Chicago, woek days, !. 20
D. m.
For Baltimore. week days, ZOO S.s0a.m., 2.55
$40 p m. sunday. $50 Il IN.
For Landeuberg ald wsll stations' week days,
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And so there are hundreds kept out by
the fear of dsrision. The young man asks
himself; What would they say at the
store tomorrow morning If 1 should be-
come a Chrlstianf When ] 20 down to
the clubhouse, aley viii shout; Here
comes that new Christian. Suppose you
will not have anything to do with us now
Suppose you are praying now. Get down
on your knees, and let us hear yon pray
Come, now give us a touch. VIII not do
it, ehf Pretty Christian you are Is
1t not the fear of being laughed at that
keeps you out Of the kingdom of Godi
Which Of these scorners viii help you at
the lastf When you lie down on q dying
pillow, which of them will be thares IN
tho day Of eternity viii they bail you outs
My friends and neighbors, come in right
away. Come in through Christ, the wide
door-thedo0r that swings out toward you.
Come III md be saved. Come and be
happy. "The Spirit and the Bride say,
Come room in the ark. Room IN
the ark
But do not come alone The text in
vites you to bring your family. It says,
Thou and lily sons and thy wife. You
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ON THE GOSPEL SHIP.
REV. DR.. TALMAGE DRAWS A LES
SON FROM THE ARK.

Gift Of Salvation Through Christ-A Sure
Defense In Time Of Trouble The Load
stone Of God Fearin. lie.
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orrrs anne a KENT r. R--Leaye Townsend
OF geutreville and way stations z 70 q. m and
b25 D. M wook.daYs Returning leave Center
vile so a. m. ard 80 p, n. week days.
Milford chronicle., 1895-04-05

For aerlin leave Hau agt0n 1856 o. M, week
Aavs. and 625 D. N. Tuesday. Tbursdaya ana
SATURDAYS Returning. ieave Berlin 900 a. m.'
and lg iu d. m week days.
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UrL. 4 CuEsArEAKE r. R.-Leave Claylon Ior
oxford and way stations at 9.45 a. m. and $40 p
b. wees-days lteturning, leave oxford 655 a. ID.
and l. 55 H. m Week-dHys,
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BRAN BLETON.

Miss Co!tle, OF Philadelphia, is the
guest OF Mrs. G.. Elmo l5illups. ODD
Willoughby avenue.
The neigbbors regret very mach that
Mr.. j. W. Houck's genial and social
family have left the ward to reside i'm
New York i'll the futu re.
There Is desire OH the part of
mnny citizens to see Hamlin avenue
opened up from Clay to Park in the
near future.
Ihe children who are TO take part in
the crusade service. which will b. given
by the Rosebud Society of Mckeudree
Church Sunday May II. nre requested
TO meet ut the church this afternoon
promptly at d O'Clock. This will be
the Iast rehearsal.
"Our Jewels" society of vou,o
misses. OF the Park Avenue Bnutisi
Sunday school, will give an entertuIp.
ment to night III the new room in tho
rear of the Church. a very Interesting
programme has been arranged consist
ing OF singing ami rotations by the
larger members of the society. Admis
sion D mud 10 cents.
Inc hlS Job OF putting windows in
the Mary +. Bnllentlno Home for the
Aged has engaged the contractor this
week.
The Laurels defeated the Scrapings
ihe second time yesterday afternoon
by score OF - to >. The feature of the
game was the heavy batting of the
Laurels, especially that of Snudersou.
IN mhking home run triple md "A
double. Saunders pitched tine ball In
The nrst two innings. striking out five
men. Lnurels: Runs, %; hits.lS: errors.
.. Scrapings: huns, >; hits. 3; errors,
D. batteries: For Laurela p. ratem
ard Saunders: for ScrGpings, Allison
Brock, Z. Lawler. Fisher aud lie.
compte. The Laurels meet the NAV
fields Friday afternoon opposite 10.
per pnins. \ good game ID expected,
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HUNTERSvlLLE.

Mrs. r. L. Webster has been quite
lndlsposed for q week or two. and
under treatment Of DIR. f.. w. Baxter.
y literary and musical entertainment
is IN preparation to come on tuesday
night, the Dist instant, at Montetore
Hall, for benefit of the Huutersyille
Methodist Church.
great number of Norfolk rooters
crowd tue outside of the enclosure OF
the State League Park Mt every game
Hundreds of hands went ont on
wagons yesterday to pick Strawberries
in the county,
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itEid i,ir rsu.ine.s.

Mr.. j. II. Cobb. publisher of the
Mirror, ut Brocton. y. Y, says: For
nearly two years the Mirror has been
publishing the advertisements of
Cham bet.a.n's Remedies. A few DAYS
ago the writer was suffering from a
bowel trouble and resorted TO an old
remedy which did not prove etlicaclous
huhily he tried Chamberlain's Cole,
Cholera and DiarrhWa Remedy and
TWO doses ana the business, check ing
II completely. For sale by all drug
gists.
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Dts SAFE.
Administrators Notice !

Notice 10 horoby given t at tho under
oiSned has duly quslidcd rs administrator
OF the estate OF the lote Thomas NJ. Cashin.
All parties having claims against tie said
estate are requested TO present them to me.
properly authenticated Mt No. 3ls Church
street, ami al indebted thereto are askei
so settle same at one
BAR AND FIXTURES ana stock in store
No. 3lS church street will be offered for
sale as a whole until MONDAY, May 18th
1895 j. ". CASHlN,
mylo-3' Administrator.
LEDGER copyJ
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WORLDS Columbian t,pnn,,ion.

was OF vauo to the world by ilustra.
ting the improvements in the mechani-
cal arts aud eminent physicians will
tell you that the progress III medicinal
agents has been Of equal importance,
and as Strengthening laxative that
syrup OF Figs is far III advance OF all
others,
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The ViTginians Daily Hints
HOUSE-KEEPERS
Bill of Fare
Fob
TO = MORROW.
NtIUHDAX, May II,M.
lCofYRIGHT.l
Labor makcs king Of man
And crowns him every day
Labor makos king Of man,
And croNLs him every uay.

SREAkFAS ST. Oranges whcaiens
rrn"leu be"''eak. lyonnaisc Potatoes. Milk
lois' Graham bread. Con,e
DIN NE Mock Ei.que SOUP oyster
,rac%srs. Cold Meet with i;;ruish Of IL rise
nail>h. Potatoes in CIR am Cranberry rl.v
Mhie and Graham Bread Whipped Cream,
Tf'ER- Eggs ON Toast. Graham Ire ID
Apple Marmalade wtth CIclm. Cookies. Te.t
MOCK BlS0UE SOUP.
ohe pit stcwtd toma'o.s strained. Sold ono
quart OF iuilk. Cook one tablespoonful curnSIaTch
III Two inht spppnNiUls butter; str slowly iuu not
lh'lS cook i've minutes; adj the strained toina-
toes, serve.
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A superb aud Unrivaiod Qualify of
Green

is now offered at Burrows Drug store
y very clear, light aud beautiful color
III It's drawing quality, with delight
iul fragrance, unsurpassed by any lea
ever placed on the market. Ouly soc
per pound. Usual price 81. A trial
Will surely commend this choicest of all
teas. Send for sample.
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Remember us when buying your
spring suit, par excellence III ii and
workmanship. Nichols &Wnlacc, 100
Main street.
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TALENT DESERVES PRAISE
An Cphthalmologist that Knows His
Business. Rev. DR.. M. 3. Wharton
Speaks.

-n'. fra'sk II. cate. Jereler:
DEAR SlR:-I have had my eyes
carefully examined aud glasses fitted to
them bv Or. Week, under engagement
with you, and do not hesitate to saw
that lie has given me more satisfaction
than have ever derived from uuy pre-
viUns consultation, and pronounced him
as far rs | can Judge. master in his
profession. NJ. b. WHARTON.
Dr. Week is under engagement with
Mr.. Frank II. Gele, where he can be
found daily. Examination free. Do
not fail to avail yourself OF this grand
FREE OFFER. This week MIR. Gale will
offer diamonds at reduced figures,
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lNANiEp-A partner for good payiIg csiab-
" hsh'd business; must have .onle capital: {,
{Rre chance for - good Investment address r.
+. j. care Nirgiuian. my9-lw
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SLEEPH.ESSNESS,

Ataxia, Melanoholin, and kindred oil-
nlents, whether resulting from over anx-
tety, ovcrwsork or study, or from un-
natural habits or cxccSses, arc treated
az speciality, with great success, by the
staff of Specialists attached to tho Inva-
bids Hotel and Surgical Institute at
Buffalo, NJ " Personal examinations
not always necessary. Many cases arc
successfully treated Mt n distance.
pWTYHEh a new and wonder
AOIHMA. fully successful treat
anent has I;cen discovered for Asthma
md Eay Fever, which can DO sent by
Riail or Express IT is not simply palh-
ptive but radical cure
For pamphlets, question blanks, refer
ences agd particulars, in relation 10 any
lof tho above mentioned discusses, address,
with ten cents i'll stamps, Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo. n Y.
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IliotOc

Ont this ont and bring it with you
1t ls worth 81 on all orders over 81. b.
5. Campbell, l72 Main street,
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FOR RENT

3IuR RENTAL VIRGINIA prAtIl nouJiroI-
{" @ totcr LIT, 4 iuruish, ,ottt-c of e cit
'ooniS wilh III iuF"lutu,s use ct .ttlc orchard
garden; Ik' Il, gunuu . IrOscs and boat iAiry
4" nHieJ drive from hotel ana ia iul go. .i {. 1.
{ an Ad res T.. ". NJ lock hoS u. Viz n q
cen mylO-lWt
1IuE :ENT-l'iyc ,icc rye rooms. hath. T.,
4 yard, cstern and city water. Sl2 5Onm 'rti,
eic rt,quiicd, 1873 cumberland street
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ROOM FOR RENT.

one or Two gentlemen can ohtain I nicely fnr-
NhLeu room, centrally located, with ell modem
fohNemences, including bath, gas and heat. with
On ihree minutes walk Of the cleo tric line A. c.
e''e"e 'hs'hI"h. nol0-tf
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N\ANlEp-A nicely FUN sh room centrally
W 10 aied. address, stating terms, AZ. j. :" Vii
Einian office. nivg-.t-
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Have you been to Goldman Il Hof
heimer's, 100 Main street?
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Have your thoughts turned toward
spring underwear? 1T so take look Mt
our nneqnalled line before buying.
Nichols ~ Wallace. l69 Main street.
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For electric fans aud yentilnting fans
OF all kinds, address X. Il. Cobb, No.
y KOAnOke avennc. Norfolk. Va.
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If you want watches, clocks, jewelry
or silverware call on Brown N Wolf.
successors to 5. Il. Smith, IL Bank
street.
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WANTED Young men t. act as travelling sales
W III II for merchant tailoring house salary
ena commission; good thing Tor tie rig man
address TAI .OK care OF Nircinan. nlv3Q-:;tt
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MANlEn-I have capital and statesmen fol-
W handling any good ceiling article either L.
the trade OF consumers IN Norfolk and vicinity
6ddrsss i. q. Box 1855 Norfolk vll-att
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WANTED - Board In Norfolk with private
family for tour months. br Ginning Nay 18th
RIst be IN respectable mel .hhorhood and quiet
family. Adlres-, stating trims. GEORGE II CAR
TER Rr aiwav Newburph, y. y. mvS-5,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-10

Have you been to Goldman & Hof-
heimer's, 100 Main street?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-10

Buttermik and lee Cream at Mac's
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N'a'l;Ip.

WANTED.-ro core. pond with men in virlinia
" towns II 900 and upsards, with view ef hav-
aiB them taxa orders Tor sails aud trousers FRI IN
<ami les furnished by the GUARANTEES Tailoring
company. Addrcsi. stating uuaIincatio ions and
vnat Gould lIohably lie do g with uonseciugs to
der at 81 So 80. q, 81 and Vt and cuttings ri So
Sl6 Sis 800 and 50 same line n in our Ki,l noni
and NoriolS sturs rs tits the intention to cal ei-
sonaily upon favorable ;pi Ii ant, none but
Snor.u:nlr Competent persons ntci write. Addr,
p. MARkS genera agent. of GuuIauice
SAiloring Com pRny, Richmond, Va myln-iw w-2tt
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Until June LIST | will treat stock, free
OF charge. +. f.. White. d. V. s.,
Phone $50. Office McCleary X Nc
CIellan's stables, Union street.
mylt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-10

HaNIN BAKERY hes de' our resu ~ sluare
4 iod we hI." MILE Vienna RIVE tinc Gralaui
go e ma rcam Brcai. Maryland ana Brown
iour bi',ults' a-o the finest a,sur uent Of all
S,,ms O. Cakes, Pastry, Charlotte Eussc's Cream
MONEY TO l.END in amonnts 10 suit ON GOOD
Ni ciIy real estate. G. W!lIITLE SANS mr5.tf