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The Portland daily press., 1895-06-11
National League Standing.


New England Association.
The following is the result of the games
played il the New England Association
yesterday,
At Nashua-Salem II, Nashua Is.
At Lawrence-Lawrence 19, Haverhill
49,
At Fitchburg-Fitc II, Lowell T.,
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-11

The case of j. X. En- NETT, the actor,
who attempted to murder his wife in San
Francisco by shooting her Saturday eve
ming, was continued in the police court
until Monday night.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-11
News of Yachts.

Boothbay Harbor, June 10. The steam
g. Weld, owner, and party on board,
arrived here tonight from North Haven.
The cat boat Josephine arrived in tow !
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-11
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UNDERWEAR TALK.

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Drawers in all sizes from 80 to 4S waist, legs
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The Portland daily press., 1895-06-11
Augusta Did Good stick work.

New Bedford, Mass. June 10. The
home team defeated Augusta in a fairly
interesting game To-day. Baker was
knocked out of the box and Butler who
succeeded him Jared little better. Au-
gustas batting at times was hard. The
score:
New Bedford, 0 0 O 8 % 2 O-12
Augusta, 1 3 2 0 0 o.
B,sse hits-Nev7 Bedford, Is; Augusta,
II. hirrors--New Bedford, 4; Augusta, s.
Batteiries-Driscoll and Sharp; Baker,
Butlar, McManus and Goodwin.
Lewiston Won in the Ninth.
Broc1lton, June 10-The home team
had the game sswel1 in hand up to the
ninth today, when Miller let down badly
The game was very interesting and there
were several good exhibitions of fielding.
The scores:
Brockton, 0 1 o 2 o O 2 O-S
Base hits-Lewiston, II; Brockton, Is
Errors-Lewiston 2 Brockton, 0. Bat
teries- Mains and Burke; Miller and
Shea.
Bangor Defeated the Leaders.
rail- h1Nof, q Juno lu.-In6 nome CluD
met their second defeat ON the home
grounds this season at the hands of Ban
cor today. Fall River played a listless
game, and the visitors won by timely hit
thug. The score:
Ban gor, 2 0 2 2 0 0 %
Fali River, 0 2 1 0 0 0 0-3
Base hits-Bangor, 10; Fall River, 10.
Error s-Bangor, l.; Fall River, 5. Bat
teries- Wheeler and Hayes; Klobedanz
and Rollins.
New England League Standing.
The following is taie standing of the clubs
in the New England League:
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-11

The Hebrons took the lead in the first
inning and they kept it to the end. There
We're no features. The Hebrons again
showed that they We're team of sluggers
by batting out fifteen hits with total of
nineteen. This gives the Hebrons the
lead over the Westbrooks and all other
fitting schools in the state with one ex-
ception and that is the Coburn Classical
Institute team, whom they are to play on
the 18TH The following is the score by
innings:
Hebrons, 8 2 9 S O Q e-oe
Fryehurgs, 0 3 8 O1 0 / iii
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
SIX O'CLOCK.
WEARY WOMEN WATCH FOR THAT
BLESSED HOUR.
Help for our WorKing-Girls and
Women Near at Hand.
ESPECIAL TO QUE LADY REApEHs.] ]

s>N N the stroke of six ends the
AY <A days work at stores, offices,
u ! 80 factories, mills, where women
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-11

Base hits-Lewiston. II; Brockton, Is.
Errors-Lewiston, 2 Brockton, O. Bat
teries-Mains and Burke; Miller and
Shea.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-11

Messrs Edward Haggett, Otto Grimmer
and Edward c. Webster, came down
from Boston on their bicycles, making
the trip in about twelve hours.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
\ I.nr.,cni director secured.

The call extended by the Young
Mems Christian Association 10 Mr.. W.
IL. Ward, OF Washington. has been nc
cepted, and his engagement Will begin
on Monday next.
Mr.. Ward was recommended TO the
association by Prof. j. w. Sims, phys.
icnl director OF the WASHINGTON Asso.
ciation, and Is regarded as thoroughly
capable TO handle the Norfolk work.
He Is known to many III Norfolk Ms
the expert bicyclist who rode down the
Custom house steps two years ago.
While he Is ali expert IN various
athletic sports his work IN the gymna
sum Is directed toward body building
upon scientific basis.
Among the callers at the Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday
were Mr.. j. A. Mahood, OF the Lynch.
burg Assoc alton; Mr. II. Il. Palmer.
chairman OF the ply sical department
oil the Providence Ii. L.. Association.
and sir. Il. II. hossitcr. formerly sec.
rotary OF the Henderson "a. o. As-
sOciatiou.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES CURE.
N"c"hhhtts", uIspcpsin. Kidney
troubles. h'ood Diseases, and All
nervous COMPLAINTS md JhrOpi
M" '"n: Affections Positively
e"rcd bv munyon's Improved
homeopathic ercmcdics Ask
Your pruagi,t fer uhrin.

Munyon's rheumatism Caro- tol,iom fails
10 reiIe' III one to thee hours and en-, @ /, in
lew dhNs REC. 25C
Muh oms pepRn, Cure in guaranteed
To cure all forms OF indigestion aul stomach
troubles. Price. De-
Munyon iicHdach" Cure stops headache
III three minut", Price &c
Hood 'ooti"ns no matter how serious.
wo guarantee TO cure
KIdn ami Bladder troubles void mi xiv
10 uur remedies
N6rvo = ompuiut' such ms lost energy
SEC .'Ie''nc''. irri'ahitit' ami gouctai dcbil-
Cur
Munyon's Ninlizcr restores lost po ors to
we men REC 81
Man ons lmpru, oil Homo opnthir Hom-
rs cents n Nial.
Those who arc in doubt ns 10 the nature
OF thor Diseases should nditesI Irof Mum.
yon 1919 Arch street. fmlairl phu, living
inll Rfml tom o their disease Prof MINI,
yon viii carefully drngno.o tlr CASE and riyr
Won tho haneit OF his advice ABSOLUTELY fros
Of all charge. Tho rcmedics will lie .yn,
to any address on receipt of retail price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
ELIZABETH CITY, N. G.

ELHARElH CITY, n. c., September
ll.-Ihere was IL large audience pres
ent at the courthouse last night to hear
Rev. Thos, Dixon lecture on "rhe
Now Woman 1t Is needless to make
any comment on the lecture.
Hon. Geo. w. Sanderlin and
daughter, ut Washington. d. e., were
registered Mt the Automatic House
yesterday.
The funeral of Mr.. William Steger,
Tor many years baker here, and who
died yesterday, viii be held this utter
noon.
The public school here will open on
Monday, as will also Atlantic Col
loglatc Institute.
special meeting Of tho Town Com.
missioners WAS held ut the courthouse
nj O'Clock this morning. The report
Of Civil Engineer ID. j. Howell, of
Washington, ID. o., on the dredging
of the proposed canal, was accepted.
MIR. Thomas q. Jones, one Of out
leading dry goods mer hnnts, aud Mrs.
tioreuco Eugle, were married at
CGrlsi's Episcopal Church this after
noon at 2 o'clock, Rev. l.. l.. Williams,
o tliclatiug. The Church WAS beau.
tIiuliy and artistlcally decorated,
among the principal decorations being
fornl arch and he'll. The bridal
couple left on the 2:30 train for
Northern tour.
MIR. Frank will leave III few DAYS
with his family to accept a position
with Lieut.. w. a. Failing, for several
years III the revenue service here, IN
New York city.
Proposals Tor the dredging. logging,
etc, OF PoindeXtcr and Thor creeks
will be received by the commissioner
up to moon on September 18th.
The colored fair to be held here will
he OF encd on October let.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
Diamond & cI,ors.

Mills got IL home run OF Richmond
great THnnehill.
There Is no uso talking, Lone
Fisherman" He'll is "a peach"
Bobby" Childs made three hits
yesterday, two singles and double.
Phil Netter Is getting strong sup.
port In Portsmouth for tho watch aud
cham.
The Norfolk club bus arrived homo
and will be seen this afternoon in IA
struggle with the "Irnckers."
Nine Richmond men were sent TO
bases on balls by Herr mud Colliiiower
ana theu the "Biue Birds" were easy
marks.
Hargrove has improved wonde rfullv
III his hitting qualities. He makes the
best OF iielders III this league hustle
Tor first place honors.
Six errors by Richmond, that great
and only fielding team. Well, you can
rest assured thnt some excuse will be
offered for such ragged work.
Your attention IL directed to the
advertisement of the NOsegav Tobacco
Trophy, III which the num Der of votes
cast for each player is made public.
Fourteen hits oil lannehill, four of
which were gotten by O'Hngup, three
by Mills. and two zach by Uute, Geier,
aud Corcorau. Yes Fanny" is great
timber for the National League.
oh, no, Pop Tate can't hit. lie
only got live h!is IN the
games III Richmoud. Wait, Won
Will see what the difference il bttw zen
Inte and Wells when the records OF
the players arc made up.
There was no official umpire in
Brennan not showing up, two PLAYERS.
Moynihan and B,nndt, had to do ,
work. Aloynihan retired nficr the
third inning i'll favor Of Brandt, who
did fairly we'll.
Those wishing to show their an.
probation for their fAvoritc PLAYER
Will have al opportunity by purctus
ing score card, thus securing IL ballot.
which can be deposited in the box
located III the grundstand for that pnr
pose. The voting will continue on
both sides OF the river until the Chan
man Jakemau series are over.
Pop Tate Is II citizen of Virginia.
lie owns property and pays taxes for
the privilege. He also conducts bust.
ness III Richmond ana in every WAY
possible helps to support the State
Government. He Is also good bali
player, and the very best hitter III the
State League, and his fielding record IS
as clean, II not cleaner than Wells
let the Richmond papers see tit to
dlspnrage his qualities by lnuding up
Wells, whose only interest IN Virginia
and Nirginihns Is what be gets from
them IL the way OF n salary as hal!
player. 1t was ever thus. the Eoou
qualities OIL our own people are over
looked III the cndenvor to embrace and
push along to prosperity the strangers
no come within our gates.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
VIRGINIA LEAGUE MEETS.
Protested Games All Declared Off.
Oanville Seeks Admission.
BY Southern Associat d Press.

BY southern Associated Press.
RicHMoHp, Va, September 1.-THE
Bonrd OF Managers of the Virginia
State Baseball League held u called
meeting here tonight to consider sew.
ernl protested games before the per
contage for the season is made up.
Judge Witt presided. Secretary Small
was at his desk aud the following man
ngers were present. Mr.. bradley, of
Kichmond; MIR. O'Ncill, OF Norfolk
Mr.. Brady, of Portsmouth, aud Messrs.
Lazarus aud Otey, OF Lyuchburg. Mir.
Brudley held proxy for Roanoke, aud
Petersburg was not represented
Before taking up tho matter of pro
tests II letter was read from MIR. q. Z.
Talbot, President of the Pace Talbot
Tobacco Company, of DsnvilIe, ask
ing membership tor his city III the
state League next season. Action on
the request was deferred until the nest
meeting.
Letters of protest against the games
in which Mason played with Lynch
burg, McGann with Portsmouth, aud
Mills with Norfolk were read. and
Messrs. O'Neill aud Brady each stated
their positions III the matter. After
some little discussion on the subject
Mr. Bradley made motion 10 The
effect that all tho protests be waved,
and the official percentage OF the clubs
be made up from the games as played,
ench team to send to the secretary u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
Tine Work Hone ia Petersburg.
BY Southern Associated Press

PETERSBURG, Va, September H.
Petersburg and Roanoke played two
games here to-day aud broke even.
Petersburg getting the first and Roa
noke the second. Barring the first
inning In the first game James pitched
splendid bail, und though twelve hits
were recorded against him, they were
scattered. The home team got on 10
Stahl IN the fifth aud eighth innings
and butted ont ten runs. Holowell
broke the record here to day. Ont of
four chances lie made two home runs.
u double and u single.
Ponder easily carried of the houors
IN fielding, accepting fifteen chances
without MI error. The second game
was pitchers battle Ill which Lloyd
for the visitors had little the best of
1t. Petersburg only getting four hits
OF his delivery, two OF which were
scratches. la this game the Goats"
found llollOwell for two home runs
and four singles. The prettiest triple
ever seen on Tins diamond was made
by the visitors III the seventh
With the bases full and none ont. n
hot grounder was sent to Pad,ieu, who
threw To second, second TO first and
first homo in time to catch the runner
at the plate from third. 10 days game
winds up the baseball season III Peters.
burg. Score:
Petersburg .... .ouO5llO5O-is i II 3 :
Klan1ae....... 4 OOlO4O- 5l2 1
Batteries: James and Keefcr; Stahl
and WEIGH.
Second Game
re;.rsDurs ..ooooolloo-Es II . + !
No.nOko. ...-.. 600 2OUll1 i =
Batteries: HoIlowell and keeier
l. oyd and Welch.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
THE CAPITAL OF VIRGINIA
Business, Political and Other En-
tertaining Gossip Of the State.
Or. Barnes Declines to be a Senate
rial Candidate. An Interesting
Internal Revenue Case. Death
of Rev. j. p. Cannon.
For State Offices.
srecial Dispatch to Tho yirrinlnn.

RlCnMoNp, September ll.-Mr. J.
W. Williams, sheriff of SOUTHAMPTON,
is here To day. On his way 10 stoppe d
at Farmville aud placed his daughter
ut school. When asked about polite ,
i'll his section, MIR. Williams sa,d there
was yet very little talk about tho eIec-
ton. Tho Democrats ar, in good
shape and expect to win.
MIR, j. ID. Protiow will not stand for
reelection to tho House. lie is nm
aspirant for the Senate To sucosad DIR.
Thomas II. Barnes who declines to
run. DR.. Barnes will he sadly missed
He has been here eight years, aud Ii
perhaps, the most popular memher OF
the Senate.
The Internal Revenue Department
has lately had IL very Interesting case
IN Appomattox. Letters of comp !aint
we're received, stating TINT MIR. Me-
Graw, Lending Republican in TINT
county, was going about repre- sentlug
TINT he had bceu authorizedh nv Deputy
Collector w. &. Plikintou to fix up the
bonds for distillers.
II Is said tbut he charged about 50
for his services IN each case. SPECIAL
Agent c. &, Boldlng was sent out 10
make M investigation. The result was
ton. MIR. MoHi did not authorize Mr..
NlcGraw to do what he did. The latter
committed no criminal oiiensc, conso.
queutIy nothing could ue done with
HIM.
Rev. j. p. Cannon, pastor of tho
Third Presbytermu Church. died this
morning after long md paiuiu III.
ness. lie wac taken sick suverni
months ago with blood poisoning.
NO of his toes were nmpuiuied and
afterwards the whole of one of his
feet.
This latter operation seemed to
greatly benefit him, aud he improved
rapidly. Several days ugo he was re
moved from the hospital t. his rosi-
nee, bat grew worse. His lie WAS
given mp two days ago. MIR. CANNON
WAS conscious uD to the time of his
death, aUd Rev. DR.. Kerr was utmost
constantly with him. giving him the
consolation of the gospel.
Deceased WIS about mid,io age. He
was d clnssmate at college OF Dr.. kcrr' Is
and of Rev DIR. Roscbru, of Peters
burg. He came here from Charlotte,
\. g., and was one OF tho most be
loved pastors in town. The funeral
will take place Friday.
1t now begins to look rs though no
State Official. except possibly SuperIm.
tendeut OF Public Printing O'Baunon,
would have any opposition before the
next Leg stature. The gentleman
who thought of running against Audi.
tor of Public Accounts Mnryo, hes, /
am told, about concluded that he can
not beat the Colonel and may not run.
Capt. . BunnOn's prospective oppo
nent is gentlemen who served III the
House last session.
Capt. Hudgins, of the oyster vcss eli
Chesapeake, hus written here that he
captured three negroes dredging with
ont license at CrRney islaud They
were taken before u justice and each
fined SlO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
EDENTON. N. c.

The families Of Mr.. +. Bond and
Capt. j. Nj. Jones returned from Nag Is
Head Tuesday.
Mr.. IL. 5. Cason left Tuesday for the
University of North Carolina.
Mr.. e. g. Murden nas accepted a
position with the Peas United Lumber
Company.
Ihe ladies OF the Methodist Church
gave an Ice cream supper ut CapehRrt' Il
store, on King street, Tuesday night.
Capt. HalIowall has had erected q
store at his home on Magnolia street,
and has opened stock OF goods in
same,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
BRANDT ETON.

Mr.. w. G. Douglas, leading attorney
OF Carthage. \. c., is stopping with
his friend, Rev. w. +, Watson, at III
North Mnltby avenue.
MIR. j. Is. Collins has been seriously
Ill IL number OF days at his home on
East Brambieton avenue.
Mrs. Fannie j. Holland. of Snnolk
Va, Is visiting the family OF her
brother, MIR. W. 4. Woodhouse. Enst
Brnmbleton avenue.
DIR. Il. Al. Williams, OF No, iOl East
Brambleton syenue, LETT Yesterday for
Richmond to spend severa! DAYS on
The following is the list of the Bran.
bieton baseball team: Messrs. Morris.
Putnam, Cake, Pope, Bnckwaier
Bishop, Shipp, Cake. Buck water; man
agcr, l.. d. Putnam; Paul Llnyucs.
mascot.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lewis, of South
Reeves avenue, returned Yesterday
rom n ten days trip TO Boston, New
York aud other points North. Mrs.
LARRY Holland, of Highland avenue,
accompanying them.
Mr.. anu Mrs VIM. +. Oyertou, hay.
ing left their residence on Bank street
n"'c in""c 'He'' uome al NO. JIG
South Park avenue.
The election of officers o! the Ladies
Enterprise Society of McKendree YES
terdAy afternoon resulted as follows
Mrs. Il. Is. Allen, president; Mrs. "
-. Sonlhnll, wee president; Alrs. j. 4.
Mastin, treasurer; Miss Mamie Wal.
tiers, secretary,
There Will be meeting of the
Kings Daughters this afternoon at
1870 sharp with Mrs. j. 4. Howard
Park avenue.
a quiet aud happy marriage was
celebrated by Rev. j. l.. Mastin last
night, tina contracting parties beng
MIR George II. Keeling, IA we'll known
resident OF tho ward, and Mrs. Alice
armistead. at whose residence, No,
ll6 Reservoir avenue, the event came
oil. They will reside IN Bnmbleton.
and TnE NRGiSIAN extends co ngratu
lntions.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
ATLANTIC CITY.

Mrs. Capt. West and daughter, Miss
Annie, OF Ninmo's, Princess Anne
county. are visiting the formers
daughter, Mrs. j. f. Routten, at the
pai sonnge on Poole street.
The s viii hold parlor sociable
tonight at the residence OF MIR,
Thomas Ice, on Cooley avenue.
The Junior &. l.. Society, of Collev
Memorial Church. are invited by Caut,
Todd 10 social to be held at Fort
Norfolk Friday night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
Standing ns,nc clubs
Wade rt,v" .ut of Inrce.
Bv Southern Associated preas.

RIcHMoND, W., September l1.-Nor-
folk had no difficulty III defeating
Richmond again this afternoon. Tan.
neh,il was pounded freely mud the
locals did very loose work in the field.
Herr was ulso bntted hard and Coli.
Hover, who was substituted for nm,
came near being put out OF tho game
for kicking against Umpire Belts.
Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12

Ihrives on good food and sunshine,
with plenty of exercise IN the open
air. Yer form CLOVIS with health and
her face blooms with its beauty. If
her system needs the cleansing action
of a laxative remedy, she uses the
gentle and pleasant liquid laxative
Syrup OF Figs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12

NOEroI n.


SUMMARY: Earned Runs Richmond,
3; Norfolk, :. Two Base lits-House.
man, oster. Mills, O'iIugan. Tate,
Gcier. Home Runs HouSeman, Mills.
stolen Bases Richmond u; Norfolk,
$. Double Play orcornu. Mills and
Tate. Bases Oh Balls on Herr, ;; of
TannehiiI, /; off Colliilower, i. Struck
Out-By Ianuehill. 3; by Herr, ..
Passed Balls-Foster. Wild Pitches
Herr, >. Time OF Game--lwo Hour s.
Umpire Belts. Attendance -, 600.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
Mrs. Julia Robertson Smith,

Assisted by Miss KATIE BELL, will reor en-
her lr.n AIRY School. exclusively for Litti.
Girls, on MONDAY September 3Oth Parent
wishing to enter their daughters viii ploas o
mott her in advance. For further par
tic lars OH uir6 n, res dence, i27 iOnK
STREET, corner Duke.
neS-su, we, fr, toool
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
RICHMOND WAS VERY EASY
The "Crows" Make the Feathers
Fly from the Blue Birds"
Herr was Wild and CoIiflower was
Substituted. Tannehil was a Soft
Mark for the Norfolks. Other
State Games. Reports
from the Big League.
THE VIRGINIA LEAGUE GAMES.

Norfolk, IL; Richmond, 9.
Portsmouth. 3; Lyuchburg, 0.
First Game Petersburg, ~; Roam.
oke. I.
Second Game = Petersburg, 2; Ronu
oke, 4.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12

record of the games playee at his homo.
Inc motion was unanimously adopted.
Tho secretary was directed TO com.
municase with President Young aud
arrange for the State League for 1896.
The managers then adjourned to
meet again at II o'clock. October ll,h,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12

Renewed at Levy Bros, ia Main
street. and will be continued at those
wonderful cheap prices as advertised
IN Sundays paper during the balance
of the week. New bargains opening
every day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
NOsEGAY TOBACCO TROPHIEsl


beautiful
ilchmond NOSEGAY
Teams will be
no sc 1870 va "om
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12

HAEtEEli WANTED 10 ESTABLISH ILEC-
j TEl'Ai lNDuSiEN--A thorough llurii,I
electrical ti-icrr (gtaduate ut one OF the lradiu.
thN"I.ltl,si AZ present sul eriui,Gdeut II !atsc
~pikN IA the Ia having sut" capital. dcsiiri to
associate himself with man ,OuILaudiug ,api AL
business ability AMI ,ucisl i. lin. with 4 NrS to
)pc:ue in Norfolk. Tor tie pgIp.sc of establishing
nn; d,v yloiiug The vc.tIC. Industry in ts varied
iUrths Reference. details u' information. c',.
sic VII be iuiui-hsd 10y CORES ponding with Z
j.. care " NirE man oili,c iyg;.tuirsA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12

| WANT FIVE EXPERIENCED BUII.plNG
J nad Loan solicitors vii acquainted ia Norl TX
sud aiis,rnt tow VIII pay salary with COM
rissvu. "a on W ". rAi.k, al Aiianiir ll"i.I
CuriOl. between and / - IN. aui-tf "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12

10; Time or ar rOtD. Ia house with
i ~ ,hi dic a. residence in to,d 'c yhhprluoi
G,d c'u.-; | ne i".Itst for stI Il car mark Is
nm huT, Ii s; icfe cn,es gnei aud Ic,ui, Ap.
ply At so south i'Lrk ave uG. IL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-12
Canoe Found AfIoat.

Notice is hereby given that L ha q taken
River. Cane had been stripped OF aslIs.
and Is supposed to iiavo been stolen Ouner
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