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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
BRAN BLETON.

Mr.. J. w. Pagan, OF Carthage, n.
e., IS visiting III the ward.
Mr. X. L.. Breeden has been sick at
his home on Brambeton avenue u
week or two.
There was beautiful game of ball
played yesterday afternoon between
the Pirates aud the Reservoir Knock
ers. which resulted in victory for the
former by score Of Is to 10. There
wore laurels which played on the
Pirates to help them out IN the strug
gle. The features were the heavy bat
ting OF both clubs aud beautiful catch
by Edgar Webster after running q
good distance. Batteries for Pirates,
Intem Brothers, Taylor and Moore.
Batteries for Reservoir Knockers,
Mason. Chapman aud Sawyer, I'm
pires, Saunders and Sanderson.
Communion in II number of churches
In the wnrd to day.
Rev w + Watson returned from
Carthage, n O, last night, uud he will
serve apurgeon Memorial Baptist
Church today, ut the usual hours.
Christian Memoir Temple reach.
ing at IN, by the pastor, Rev 9 j
Jones, ID ID. Subject, "a Good Man
Sandered. AT 7:45 p IN, by Miles
Grant, of Boston. Subject: "Marringe
Supper Of the Lamb" Church union
tomorrow night.
Mckeudtec NJ. L. Church Services
at | II n and 7.45 p N, Rev L Mas
tin, pastor.
Park Avenue Baptist Church J
) Hall. ID ID, will preach TO day at
IN ana In; morning subject. "Glory
ing IN The Cross OF Christ" evening
subject, "Delivered' Strangers aud
visitors always welcome.
2 81 Peters Z f. Church Preaching
to day by the rector, Rev W ID Smith,
at ! | M aud 7:l5 p III.
Pnril Avenue Presby torian Church
Services To day at morning and night
by tie pastor, Rev Il Is McCluer.
Trinity NJ Il Church Services by
the pastor to day, Rev Mr. Beuuchump,
ut the usual honrs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
HUNTERSVlLLE.

Mr.. g. w. Hawkes.. of Amelia
county, has been visiting his brother.
Justice A. II. Hawkes., on johnson
avenue, number OF days.
Miss Annie NJ. Wright has been sick
some days ut the residence vi MIR. and
Mrs. a. Y. Prince. No. 10 avenue G.
Rev. w. S. Leuke will address the
Sunbeam Society of South Street
Church, Portsmouth, this U. NJ, at 3
o'clock.
Rev. J. d. Howell, of Central
avenue, will preach ut the First Bap
list Church to day, morning and
night.
Rev. j. G. Lennon will use for his
subject Mt the Methodist Church ut | !
Il. IN. to day, "The Sorrows of Old
Age Without Rehgiou,' S D. M,
believers Showing the Lords Death
Until lle Comes"
The Ladies' Sewing Circle. of the
Methodist Church, will meet with Mrs.
umhIeson, CentFal avenue, to NOR
row ut / o'clock.
The noted divine, Dean Hart of tho
Denver Cathedral, OF Denver, Col. Will
be at st. Andrew l.. l.. Chapel, corner
Mayvl!ie and Ann avenues. TONIGHT at
y o'clock. Regular services by the
rector. lev. Y. Wrenn, ut ! | O'clock n.
m. Sunday school ut y. IN.
Third BnptlSt Church Preaching nj
| a. M. and S y. IN. by the pastor.
fev. W. 5. Lenke. Subject in the
morning, THE Wise Choice" at MIG + !.
The Highland Green Tree Abased
the Low ana Dry Tree EXnlted,''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
DR.. V|gCENTS LECTURE
Last Night at the Norfolk College
for Young Ladies.
HIS SUBJECT ZANE AUSTIN"
The Lecturer Paid a Glowing Tribute
to the Authoress and Chased Her
With Such Authors as Maria
sdgeartt, Mrs. Shelly
and Others.

The subject of the lecture last night
Mt tho Norfolk College for Young
Ladies' by Mr.. Vincent was Jane Aus.
tlu." There was in 1t a happy blend
lug of biography and criticism. The
subject Was treated in q way both to
interest the audience and inspire the
desire to know more of the authors
life and works. Selections from pride
and Prejudice" held the large audience
III wrapt attention by the keen spar X 10
OF wit and tue kindly sarcasm OF this
close observer OF human nature. 1t
was with great regret that the lecture
closed promptly on the hour. The in.
terest of the audience would have car
RED II through another hour with both
profit mud pleasure.
Mr.. Vincent said: 'In this day,
when woman il taking the lead in what
man considers his sphere, ii is some
consolation to man To feel that he can
retaliate by falling back on her sphere.
The finest dressmnker was man, aud
one OF tue finest novel writer's was a
woman-G George Eliot. A novel has
two oblects-one il to tell story. the
other Is to render transcript of life
pure realism. M expressed by Jane
Austin's stories OF tho people about
her, and of people whose lives nigh
be subject to microscopic examination.
She knew how to take tho most ordi.
nary characters and paint them III the
most interesting manner. Jane
Austin's realism was hat which nor
tray ed the purity and honor Of human
character. Miss Austin was classed
with Maria Edgeworth, Mrs. Percy
Il. Shelly. Francis Burney, Annie
Radcliffe, etc.
The subject for Monday night will
be "rhnckety."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

The announcement in the papers n
few days since of the coming, under
the auspices of the Norfolk Light Ar
tillery Blues OF eX Governor Bob lay
Tor, OF Tennessee. to give one of ms
celebrated lectures in TINS city on the
10Th lust, at the Academy OF Music.
has created II desire on the part oi
hundreds OF our people to hear him.
Those of oar citizens who havc heard
his lectures speak IN the highest terms
OF them. The Washington Post SAYS.
EN Gov. Bob Iayior, OF Tennessee, On.
tertnined Ii large audience lust evening
with his melody OF music, philosophy
poetry nud VII. Round, Of applause
greeted hun aud were renewed ut inter
vsls throughout tho discourse. The
lecture was Understandable. hut enjova.
tile throughout, aud those present
would glnd!y hear II ngUiu.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
POLITICS IN TIE COUNTY
The Straighout viii Take the
Stump.
WILL DISCUSS THE ISSUES
Headquarters viii be Opened in Nor
folk, With MIR. John M. Berkley i'm
Charge. The Straighout DEM
ocaais Expect 10 Win
the Fight.

Politics are waxing warmer in Nor
folk county, and from now till the day
of election there will be very vigor.
Gus canvass of the county. The
straightout Democrats expect to have
speaking at every precinct. Tho fol-
lowing appointments have already been
made, and the orators wifi be an
rounced later:
Denbv's Church, Tanners Creek Dis.
trict, Friday, May 10th. Mt s p IN;
Lambert's Point, Tanner Creek, Dis
trict. Tuesday, May 18th, at s III;
Huntersvile, Tauners Greek District,
Monday, May Goth, at p IN; Great
Bridge, Pleasant Grove District, Sat
urday, May llth, at 3 y M: Bethel.
Pleasant Grove District. Saturday, May
18th, at 8 y m; Centreville, Butts Rond
District, Friday. May 18th, at 3 p m;
West Norfolk, Western Branch District,
Thursday, May 18th, at Sp m: Glebe
and Halls Corner, Western Branch
District. Wedncs day. May 10Th. at y
m; Berkeley, Washington District, Tues.
day, May Dist, at Sp m.
The straig htouts expect to open
headquarters in Norfolk during the
next week and Mr.. j. NJ. Berkeley will
be i'll charge. They believe they will
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

Justice Burroughs yesterday fined
Mamie Williams, Clara Jones, Mary
Myers and Lille Myers. oil white. dis
orderly conduct, S. 80 ana costa each.
Eddie Jackson. white, assault on
Charles White. 50 and costs.
Steve Budd, colored selling liquor
without license, continued ten days
for examination.
Lizzie Gibson, colored. profanity, 81
and coste.
Charles Ormsbv, charged with being
drunk, threatening to kill au officer,
profanity and resisting an officer; dis
missed, except the charge OF profanity,
Tor which he WAS lined ) and costs.
Jim Smith, colored. warrant for lar
ceny, continued ten days for examlna.
ton.
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asorscs, unica aud Vehicles at auc-



Attention Is called to the advertise.
meut of Nessrs. Taylor y Co. tho en-.
terprIsiuE nnctoDcers OF No. 202 Main
street. Ihls firm will sell at the sta
blcs OF Peudle,on " Boyce. No. rs AMI
rs Union street. for Pendleton y
Boyce, leo head of horses aud mules,
the best the firm has ever offered in
this city. Thee animals are suitable
foi farm purposes, aud among them
are several fine drivers. The sale will
take place at 80 o'clock on Tuesday
morning next, and thuee who want
bargains should not fail 10 attend the
sale. At the same time aud place lay.
Tor n Go. vii! sell n number of fine We
hicles. oil Now, among which are bug.
& es, phnetous. road carts, sulkies, etc. !;
also robes, harness etc. These goods
are al OF the lntest styles, aud as they
must he sold, bargains hwait all who
wish uuythiug IN that line.
In addition TO tie above sales Messrs.
Iaylo ~ Co.. COZ du tsa regular nuc
ton business ut tie store No. DOB Main
street. nud sells goods consigned to
them. making prompt returns. Par
ties having goods TO sell will do well to
consult them and learn their terms.
Ia the meanwhile those who want u
good horse or mule, or n good vehicle
AT n fair price shauld be on hand Mt tho
sale to be held at IS aud IS Main street,
Tuesday morning. tho Iih inst.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

Yesterday morning DICK Jones, COL
ored, prisoner IN the city JUL, who
was taken to the City Hall III charge of
dhnitor bly, to assist in cleaning up the
building, stole IA coat belonging to City
Assessor Wilkinson ana gave it to u
confederate to sell for him. Junitor
Bly missed the coat and being in.
formed that Jones had takeu it, be
started to carry the prisoner to the
Police Court, when Jones broke away
aud escaped to the water front. The
coat has been recovered. but the pris.
Oner has not
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
ART EXHIBITION.

Handsome Pictures OF Mrs, Delony
Rice's at Burk G. Ames'
A number Of PORTRAITS and oil paint
ings were put on exhibition yesterday
afternoon III the show window of Burk
Names music house. Main aud Granny
street, aud attracted great attention.
A card Informed the public that they
were painted 10y Mrs. Jennie Dclonv
Rice. OF this city, instructor Of art at
Norfolk College, whose studio is in the
Haddington building.
The portraits were very much al
mired.
Two copies famous master paintings
'1tnllan Weter Carriers" from the
Luxembourg, and "Psyche,' from the
Louvre, in Paris, and number OF
China paintings are also on oxhibl.
ton.
1.-The Birth of Venus. from the Lux
emburg, thought by many the hand
soonest picture painted by Mrs. Rice
while in Europe, is also OH exhibition
a. Burli 4 Ames.
Mrs. Rice will sail for Europe in
June and will vleit Paris aud Rome.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
TREATMENT OF CARBUNCLes.
A Celebrated Physician Gives Valua-
BILE information.


BILE Information.
"The cause of bois," says DR.. De-
bouzy, tho medical correspondent of
tue European edition OF the New York
Herald, lis now held to he the pene
tration OF the skin by Il microbe known
ia the staphylococcus aureurs, ANA
hence, the treatment should be one
which kills these microbes. The old
fashioned linseed poultices does not
All the staphylococcoi burrowing into
aud poisoning the flesh, hut 1t helps
them to multiply and to do their mis-
chievOus work. In mild boils tiucture
OF iodine may he applied with good ef-
feet, or compress of gauZe soaked in
solution Of snbhmate Leated to n
temperature of 1870 degrees. Often
spraying Il pninful boil with . per
ceut, solutlou of carGolic ncId works
extraordinary cure"
There IL one thing, however. which
has never been known TO fail to cure
my boil or cnrbuuce. 1t Is Quratul
the new preparation, which is sold by
all druggists IA this pluce ii 30 cents n
bottle Ihls preparation not only cures
bolis. but 1t gives almost instant Keller
III cases oil burns, cuts, spralns, etc.
Dr. DebOnXy states that he has seen
car DuncleS tho SIG OF IL small gpple.
covered with thin violet coiored skin.
perforated IN places and on the point
OF undergoing gangrene, in which the
Skin recovered It's vitality aud tue whole
thing healed up in All incredibly slort
space of time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

DO yon want pair of good speeta
cles to suit your sight OF proper
price? ! go. consult G.. +. Greenwood
\ Bro. ana If your sight is abnormal
they Will refer yon TO their specialist.
here every Thursday at 1.-The Casket. y
Don't be blind to the fact that You can
buy at home at this sterling insututiou
everything IN the jewelry line AT bot
tom prices and the best watchmakers
IN tins broad land of ours. besides YOU
have the assurance of getting exactly
what you are paying for. Consult
"The Casket."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
.I,c ks,,,,,,t,u.c

Judge Thomas II. Wilcox, who was
counsel for stephen Budd, who was
charged IN the Police Court yesterday
with selling liquor without a license.
denounced the conduct of detective ns
persecution of Budd. He said Kich
"rdson himself is violotng the law by
selling fruits without n license. In
showing the reason Tor Budd's not hav-
ING license. he said that out of l2O
lawyers III Norfolk only SIX had yet
raid,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

Il. Il. Cobb announces by advertise
ment III another column that he Is now
prepared TO take orders foe electric
inus, mud wOuld advise those who con
tempmte buying to place their orders
now. and he prepared to meet the hot
weather when 1t comes. MIR. Cobb has
Offices at No. - Roanoke avenue; is
Young man well-kuuwn III Norfolk.
WHO will give perfect satisfaction TO
those placing orders with him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

is now offered at Burrows Drug store.
very clear, light and beautiful color
III lis drawing quality, with delight.
hi fragrance, unsurpassed 10y auy ca
ever placed on the market. Onlv soc
per pound. Usual psice 81. a trial
viii surely commend tGis choicest of all
teas. Send for sample.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
TALENT DESERVES PRAISE.

An Ophtha|mologist that Knows His
Business. Rev. DR.. M. g. Wharton
Speaks.
.W. Frank H. Gate, Jcuclcr:
DEAR Sir have had my ewes
carefully examined aud glasses fitted to
them bv DR.. Week, under engagement
with yon, and do not hesitate to say
that he has gwen me more satisfaction
than | have ever derived from any pre-
uons consultation. and pronounced him,
as lar us | can Judge, master in his
profession. NJ. b. WHAKroy.
Dr. Week is under engagement with
MI Frank II. Gale, where he can be
found daily. Examination free. DO
not iail to avail yourself of this grand
FREE ofFEH. This week Mr. Gale will
oler diamonds at redncal hcnres
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

a telegram was received from Dam
VILE yesterday announcing the death
III that city of Mrs Cynthm \. Gaines
wife OF MIR. T.. a. Gaines, city editor
OF tho DnnvilIe Register. Mrs. Guines
was the daughter OF the late j. Nj.
Webb, OF Norfolk. and sister of MIR.
W. H. Greporv
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

The venerable Archdencon Hart, of
Denver, Col, will preach ut st. Luke's
Church this morning at II O'Clock and
1T St. Pau's TINS afternoon MT ;
O'Clock. He will he at St. Andrews
p. E. Chapel at S O'Clock. The dis.
tlDguished. gentleman is The guest o +
vice President st. John, OF the Sea.
board Air Line.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
ipworrh I.cnemr ,IcAcndrro.

There will be meeting Of the Ep
worth League, nj Mcheuiree church,
this evening 81 $3.50 o'clock. " winch
time an Interesting musical programme
Will be rendered. The address will be
delivered by the Rev. l.. II. Nuwlius.
of Centenary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
THE REvIvAL OF PlNAFORE.
Gilbert 8, SuIvan's Opera at the
Academy.


The production of pinaforc, GIL.
bert ~ Sullivan's famous opera.
which is TO he given at the Academy of
Music on May If, for the benefit Of
the Hebrew Orphans Home, will be
the greatest musical event that hns
been III Norfolk this season. The best
professional and amateur inlent has
been secured, and tho music lovers of
the city may expect TO be greatly
pleased. New scenery Inns been secured
and an addition VIII he made TO the
Academy orchestra for the occasion.
The following Is the cast:
The 1t Hon sir 10 oph Porter. X @ b. Lord
OF the AGmilalty. ......-. Mr. j Il uupun
Capt otcoran. commanding IL VI = -. in
lore ................. AIR VIII Crowell
Ralph Rackstaw, Abe ecampm,
~ ;,:...,..... .;;.... Capt / cunningham
Dick feadcye Able Scaman.Air Eur r Dawes
Bili Eobstty, Boat-waiu. .. MIR l. j porau
Bob becket Carpenters Mate,
Tom Tucker, MidBhipmgn
..-.,:.... ......... Little Lottie Pincus
Josephine, the Captuins Daughter.
............ ......... Mis- Lena Hofh,imer
LiItls Buttercnp, Portsmouth Bumbont
Won n.... ....... Miss oalI.e William,
Hebe. Sir 30 ephs First Connsin.
......... ................Miss cssi, !nttoa
First Lords Sisters hi Couins ana lila
Aunts.
Musical Director, Prof. Chas. Bories.
and full chorus OF sailors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
MASSACHUSETTS, GOVERNOR.
He Pays Norfolk 4 Visit For Rest and
Recreation,

Gov. +. II. Greenhalge. of Massa-
cbusettes, and two members of his
stnlf Charles Kenny and Edgar r.
Champlin. arrived hero on the steamer
Fairfax. from Boston. yesterday morn.
ing and stopped ut the Atlantic Hotel,
After breakfast the party secured con-
veyances and visited ST. Psul's Church
and other places of interest about Nor
lolk. Also the GUNNER Mills in Berk-
ley. In the afternoon they left for Old
Point on the Luray. Governor Green.
hnlge will leave Old Point this after
noon for Washington. He is taking
the trip for his health and is much
benefited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
opios roln Ola ,tn.,,r..

Mrs. Jenny Deloney Rice, the artist
aud portrait painter, will sail for Paris
IN June. She will take orders for
copies OF the old masters in the famous
galleries there. Any one desiring such
pictures should call at her studio, 81
Haddingtou buildiuc. II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

Al Geo. ID. Chacc's, III Main street
full line OF watches. charms, chains
etc. We are on the wrong side OF In
street, tut the right side of prices.
frompt attention given to ell kinds Of
repairing.
Buttormilk and Ice Cream at Macs.
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Local ,Ictcor"iog,cnI Data.
lfoR "a HOURS ENDING 8 O'CLOCK LAST MONT.
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

Ct Ut II NuKICULTUNE, I
WEATHER BUREAU,
Local Office, Dodson Building,
NonfoLK, VA, May 4, 1895,
Maximum temperature .. CO
Minimum temperature ...... Sc
rmiltemperature de Quoted from 20
years observation ........... CO
Departure from normal. %
Accumulated departure for the month -lS
Accumulate depai ture siuce Jan. l - 3OT
rec eciptatioh. IN inches .......... 90
Total precipitation since lst of the
month. .............. 2l5
j. j, GRAY. Observer
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MINIATURE ALNASLc-Sun rises. sos: sun sots
12:e3 and IL "a p. M.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

Until june LIST | will treat stock, free
of charge. j. +. White, D. Y. 5.
Phone 32j. Office McClcnry x Nc
CielIan's stables, Mon street.
mY4 II
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Have you been to Goldman L Hof.
heimer's, loo Main street?
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spec 81 Rate. to Dricy,tcs

attending the Southern Baptist Con.
vention at Washington. ID. c., Nav
IOtn. a rate OF $500 for round nip
VIII be given to delegates and their
families attending the convention upon
presentation Of o certificate showing
that they are boniiide delegates. Tickets
on sale and staterOoms secured at the
company's office, on the wharf foot of
Mathews street. Norfolk. Va or ON
board steamers. Telephone mmbnr
AL. D. !. CNI,n,T
my44t. Aosnt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

=. Agents for the Libbcy cut glass. The
hpest cuttings for The lowest price.
Chapman X Jakeman.
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WEATHER. REPORT.
FOrccastt"r 'Eo.dnv.

WAsnSGroS. p. C., Nay 5, 1925
EsIp For Virginia: Fair; castcrly winds be-
TRn coming s1uihe IL.
For North Carolsna: Fair; easterly
winds becoming sOlthery.
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Have yon been to Goldman ~ Hof
heimer's, loo Main street?
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Chnnge og NcilrnmIc

Attention is called to the change of
tue schedule OF the Norfolk aud Ocean
view schedule. which goes in elect
today.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

For electric fans ana veutlInung fans
OF al KINDS, address *. Il. obj, No.
Y Roanoke avenue, Norfolk. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

Hridni Presents.
a large and complete line at bottom
prices. Chapman IL Jakeman,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

ing miles to THE HUB to oct one of
those Fashionable $40 WHIPCORD CHE
VlOI SUITS. and to save the difference be-
tween lHE HUBS price and SIS to $25 exactly
what you would have to pay for similar suits
all over the world. Think what saving this means
TO you these hard unexpectedly giving you
TWO suits tor the price of one-and if you know
goou thlng when YOU see it you'll readily perceive
the superiority Of these shapely elegant accurate
httn@ garments over the trashy, unreliable goods
often sold by others. If there is one place in
Norfolk where big bargains arc to be found to.
gay and every day-that place is TIL L II u b. and
these $40 WHIPCORD CHEVIOT SUITS are
the biggest bargains of EN- all. Every article at
HE HUB is guaranteed-if anything bought
money
BIG BARGAIN CENTER
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Remember us when buying your
spring sut, par excellence in tit and
workmanship. Nichols &Wallacc. 1863
Main street.
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Have you been to Goldman d Hof.
heimer's, 100 Main street2
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llnA.

Several cars en- route; must be sold.
also some on track here. IL. L. Owens.
275 Water street.
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as II AGa For grand selection of
SF "a Il Kin BOYS SACK SUITS,
Hnbg I'd tho nohbicst effects OF
r. " . q W imported Chovlots, pro.
duets OF the best tnilors-
will outlnst manv SUITS sold else where
at double the money.
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BIG BARGAIN CENTER.
Boys and (;hiIdron'S Suits

Init NNHHED sees no reason why the little
\ TIEa ETHHE1 ones shouldn't be just as well
aHRn aaO u provided for the grown
tolks,andTIlE II L believes
that YOU parents should get Just as miraculous bar
gains in Boys and Chidren's Suits as IN News
clothing. Bear the fact in mind that it's ALWAYS
pest to buy where you get the finest goods and
inc gr attest assortment to choose from, and THE
iCB Boys and Children's Department is by
lar the largest and most compile in the whole
State OF Virginia. All the most desirable "crea
uonS IN the Choicest Fabrics are thcre-scorec
upon scores of the newest and protest stves
and nun re Is, yes, thousands of the most startino
bargaln-wondcrs you have ever set eyes Lon
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

II yon want watches, clocks, iewelry
or sii7erware call on Brown * Wolf,
successors to s. Il. Smith, IL Bank
street
a beautiful line Of Belt buckles inst
y. NOW patterns, Chapman x Jake.
saian'