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GREATER WIIMIEGTOES POSTHlSTsR

COLONEL ENOCH MOORE. sHIp-BUILD-
ER, EX-REPREsENTATIvE AND
EX-sTREET AND SEWER DIREC-
TOR.
The City Of WILMINGTON can boast and
IS desarvedly proud OF a greater number
Of self-made citizens who have done honor
TO her name than a majority Of the cities
Of our broad land Of much larger popula-
tion,
They are to be found in an The walks Of
ife-commercial, professional ana political,
and many Of her sons have found honor
and preferment in other states Perhaps
none Of them are better known or more
deseryedly popular than the man who looks
after Uncle Sans interests IN the big
building at Sixth and King streets-Colonel
Enoch Moore. the postmaster.
a native Of Wilmington born July 80
1872, he Is now 53 years Of age. but his
genial nature and bouyant spirits make
him as young as those over whose heads
not hair those years have passed He was
educated in our public schools and then
entered the ship building business. with
The house which hasb berne the family name
Tor over half a century, and of which ia
1870 be became the head. Tt.l years later
HIS tN3 aNAef AANlu ana ArrYlae n-s were
taken into partnership the firm nama ro-
manning as for sixty years Enoch Moore
K sons.
The plant operated by this firm covers
an area Of two acres, and includes a ship
yard, where craft from yawl to d steamer
are annually built; a marine railway. saw
MILL stors-rooms and office. The financial
standing is AL, and the business Is pros
porous.
In 1898 Colonel Moore was appointed a
director Of the Street ana Sewer Depart
ment Of whics body ha has been a valued
and efficient member and from which he
but recently resigned much to the regret
Of his associates and the public generally
Early in the present year ne was hon
ored BY the appointment as postmaster.
and by close attention and tireless energy
he has added TO the efficiency 81 This de-
partment in connection with this a few
figures may be interesting
In 1882 the receipts OF the Wilmington
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

aNt ef ah LARGEST GENERAL. ftH.
NliLniNH WaNHN lN ram WuNfH
ktnsaEna aF HIa NaghNE8 0
NfEFLs
lNaf century a s DulIHa
Na Zee Hatatty aag Ia Gas
aHiN4 Wa aalHol ur|ntUaiI+ IS u
anall eu1a ai the Naafeiu caaM
When Whlt a naw tho lacssoa aaf
aAaip Company was luadamaaa n isB3
under tha naua u tla Hehnars Can
Works. thfe Wero stfeeiy mf MaM
Hriy haanl mie af ailNaY "a tba
tAii staD ANA pHaoHoalN Hna M
Nha oN N Meafero o9ntnea N6m
ther4 are I50Na mHeH 81 sfaan ranulr
iu iH antI alone Niih r8pili #f8NsMW
aysie.as n Sieo cenW Am aai
South tmea
AZ othr industry a Nn rate
ianiiiS p h'H 1f aas eHer a.Haue lhn
.NHt Qt ftiirQlalnH ana naUa ha dae
iAare for .he Growth aHd davelalmsal oi
tha laNnng
Mep i .faeha ha hesa waNn al aVat
lhe Mi in1 Nallag I0aE in hats
baan reichsi aero fao r8Wiaan fn
l'e atlantic ln ibe paufa eoa Fha
NartH i South ha H8 amented W.
Hrai if.sadshp hs mHumcr brought
teaN' by ha railroads s4aa aa oa
aied
Nai only haa she eh baa1 confined
t3 tha etansiea and huaans Ne iHaa
nNt a th lmrr Nemant affanHr aud
quality af a al tats M 4ei
Contrast a maeaHen PASSENGER Hf
ae 81 tha 1act au1 saa.a cunsH,
Hita sAe Hiatahla aaH8 ~ quarter
century ur NHH travelling
i1Nnf3 aHd aa itp af Waa ln0 rs
rs Traveller surrounded Wth $50 Ha
iaf houe
lh CONTRAST u ne febi m4ng aae
no tess WafHl Nhlt h lleEsIH shffH
eqnpany haa leHi aHfoat a M e M
t1n mintitel tle Nns w Nh
ata improvements fHe Nlh ~
at Hf8H NUt tslF hm tfaf
ltiaae Nh0ei sfa STATS m
tN laQa ul a taH Hg s0sa
ifa'F anl plina Ni tNua Anaf
H nth America anl snsfiila
NNlHaNAs men aF 900 haHHaie
Hal lnai 1 manufactured rsrfealg
fer HtAtt HmpafnN N9m feira 0Ha 3d.
imi'ar one 1r hlHe Naaaf H4ri.n
ihe leAe'anman n lha tfaa t da.
pN.me4t h h.H equally M rb.
ta'a ma elecieeltx Demanded Na h.
ma aud nla horse q ha Replaces
h heA ada ru wn hs la me
Hns m hIa department. zoe 1tet
haf0 company naf3 spaltf Ha
tH e d THHHH ata WH
Ay anF e i1l of aaF alhaf lant
fas istl N 40ea0 iaa
au eam ha.a tH Hafh anl
e slusa Ihe WORKS noW w 30.
fav aea ana anpIg anaa la01
ilsi AefHnea m au as 1 le
meHh eAe Hsyal h'aa
MpQf'aHi aelo. IN he Hnaae Craalal
Wilmington
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7Hg TOaD n0F0cC0 CON lIY
MANUFACTURERS cF BRIGHT AND
DULL D0NG0LA GALE KTD ANp
ALUM AND FRENCH GLAZED kid

Ihe Nora MOROCCO Company hcaan hlal-
ness l 1885, in q hulainE th capacity
'lf manufacturing htg doztns " asna per
lay. they hafe increased ta-r business
IS that they he uoN maalne seven hua-
ired dozens a saiu par dlF utl morocco
nlth capacity faT Twelve hundred dageUs
'er aay RAilh thay bore 90 t doing in
.hs near futura
Their plant tho ihHd areos Dos hs.
Qunirg and tAer eN6 employment to
ibout faur hundri bands
Their e0o5s axe s3'l through aa West
IS iar as California. and some Fo1s ass
sold % Europe Iha mna stoga and aies
-o1m 81 taIs mandatory s. n Basun
Nass
i1e leading spirit in th va- Industry
s Peter D. Fard president 81 ihe com-
pany and g son Of Refer and aA9 oCoa
nor Ford He F. native oi HmHetQn
ehere he Naa horH n ls5l Ha MaF ela
Gated in ihe public schools efaduatns
rom 90 NO. with oredu n ras many
whom hav since heeom famous ia ila
qs ness political and prof 7ni st
While stll q YOUNG man ha hsame
Interested n real estate and v.ii hs bro-
hei Thdmas engaged Is contracting anna
building They were Important factors
3 this line ana osn lya hanisel houses
now stand u evidence Of thlif wofk
Nr Ford was Interested n the oreani-
cation of She Ford Morocco Company and
on the death oi his brother Thomas suo-
ceeied io the presidency Ip hts skinful
management lhe success % thil concafn g.
due.
Mr Ford Is married. sal ra ~
pheasant home ~ So 5af H5insy re
He H member ar ST. FaUiH g.
Church lnd VI lle Catholic Historical s3-
eieiy 81 Pennsylvania. He IS alsa mem-
bar Of tha National Morocco Manuiac.us
ers Association.
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new CASTLE COURqYS SHERIFF.

PAUL GILLIs. THE EFFICIENT CON
sERvATOR or TFE PEACE AND
ORDER.
Psul Gllis was born On Prince EdHari
Island Ia 1s47 and received his early edu-
cation at the excellent public schools Of
that country.
When a youth De went to SEA ana for
many months travelled ur ana dawn Che
Eastern coast gaining q ripe knowledge
.of every state OF the Union which touch s
the Atlantic
Before reaching his majority he went
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
The Greater Wilmington.
A Glimpse of the Metropolis Of Della
ware Five Years Hence.
GREATER WILMINGToNs RIVER FRONT
RIVER FRONT.
and Warehouses shipyards Works
Factories The Problem Of wimngtons Progress sovedot
Improbable Picture

to tbs Omaha tribe. twenty miles north 81
Nebrask&s metropolis; later to the saunte
Sioux, north 81 Yankton gaining q ripe
knowledge of the West ana g great phyai-
cal constitution.
DR. shortlldge came 70 this city % 1870.
locating ia the Ninth ward, then Brandy
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
THE PIHNsYLgINL RLLLN0In.

iah tEANhAAN RAILROAD Q tFER-
-----ll ti4 HiV4lG Ia tNEN
chtthp ANt MhHRE lN fH
WORLD
IhIs me az tha largest ana hl
HnT ad tha ln one sao0
utH on ta up i1 iafe rfiu ah rsuas
afiVla'a lImia an'nHe h uiman
ti1nla fiupaf'melt drawing ad HI0
faem sleeping M the Iatrt pattern ol
tAe earpaIl1e1 a ald mo eonfea-
iently affan M afer naua ra
sepa aeiEs Eee'Han sl eHr ID
raia varying WIN .ha aeo tae COMPS
Nent h .faaiN4 0i thee eara an
Che use q. adi enhanced ~ ih n
vision IS iadie private bathroom aa4
LADIES' waiting maId ai1 n ad-
anee
Another IalAr 81 marssi aaaF ma
adaoa aal 1iaaa iha laenHcHnl9 aH-
n1ntd oh WALTON dae which fafm tha
ear sam ol the lnn Tai o1r Us dl-
rded Nto tW0 aclieu The nrsl g dtad
Nith hrlas like Ihe eps Ne eesn
an open aitanam fnrHnei Hith
luxurious weAeH ehai aad slaa WIn.
daaa uh q broad aslaa " platte aae
on He lde ava az iAe en9 ev h aau
naH clean FiaW aiihaUL Iha f State
nfm peial aagaH aaal nr
@ protected lh sia Ha cana
Hat rQ opar lan ~ tha ml sleo
handsome nH HiuN M na #aaEha
M h n oan observatory vi UH
gieW ol tHs dHasiFne seanfrN an
ence q. l4le pleasure tadi aad thH-
dra appreciate greatly tne HaH9m eaae.
aHd MME hleh tha aq aon
'ara a rhar and gr HfitHr lf
tha fee i astnearg'is located n this
a aiaak anH produce qaa tiau li lhe
HrneiNsi ms En1 tha anaNeal He
W day M faNai ana pltad eaal
m lurns le lty
ihe celebrated 3inIu enaa end iha
iasarleaa smQKns aud library cars olm-
pie.a tne ahs4IntH 81 perfect equipment ~
ihs train
rh spoaf pniys sam Whch
Waa aausgraii lne nnn wana Nai-
oaf ue m h1 proven au
meRa e1araHsNa M he thousands eE
travellers hat use th ne daily uaa
f speelal DaiN system he
mlg ui Dee hanMg % adFalre Witl dt
Uaue that Hii Ha lEaiHHs him H
his areal at d1alnat'Qu house
hoa
10 NeW Yorb am Hfaaklg a Neu Vows
ffansiar Company and .he Union raan
fr Company Do Philadelphia Baltimore
aud Wasd.ng.au wli perum he fgica
Sd thHf respective ela Iha transfer
lpang receiving tha laeg0 w gea
receipt thsfaf anl aah
ehoek calrinine He Andre rs ach
haasasa { t0 ha nf hy af trlu a
The ordsg S Hken ni aIn
armn dHeaY aa aee5ai tae eiN ta
which lt Is forwarded.
1he eha M th a wlHsi
Hee Na h flH1 34 a.lh h
sses ana s. % h prepaid Ihts n1n
eFer does n1l cu the nar1aa company
char ilr fEeess Welshl over arl a1oe
the m hmt oi Qat hundred aad hiig
pounds
lhe ptgsonally conducted pleasure an
q the Pennsylvania Ralreld under ha
asfaft 81 tourist aren't ant c1apsr9n
ali necessary travelling eApaases Included
are models 0f comfort aud esalcd
series 81 tours % Watkins Glen Nlaara
Fafs Thousand iaanis Hages Qf the 81
Lawrence Montreal Au SASH ghasm IaFs
Gsorge end saratoga wiA aoiac,l
tla sunar moHth liei Itinerary
Nll ha er an Hl ta itar
teerl Ne 1faf HHllUHar. Sew
Na $50 FULTON bfIsn. N1 4Q
Washington street, Boston, cr Room A1
Nl Bread Street station phlalel1hia
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wine village. Of which BE has ever since
been an active citizen. aud Dos most sue
cessful physician. For twenty wears he has
been member Of the Board of Education
for two years was IFS president For sew
eral years prior TO 1870 the doctor was
a member o. the Board of Health having
been elected TO that membership by city
Council. Later be was appointed 90 the
board by Mayor Harrington ana servei two
years as its president DR. shartldga has
taken a most active interest an hls life.
IN the propagation of fish and the restoek-
ing Of Delaware streams
He was elected mayor juno 8. 1903. as a
Republican receiving 4,3l0 votes against
$3.50 votes for William p Norton, Demo
crat His election was for a term 0f two
years, expiring July l. 1885 Mayor short
lidge resides al NO. 1919 Market street. Is
married and has one son ana two
daughters
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t9 New0eA Hai cualns mHs u fat
e9etann ns .le fie or hadH ifn
farm q h'a oNu Haar NeRafs eiare msnt
yeafH Nos tAa maeIer of hrse i#m M
osieiol, h0 was 8leesssnl farntr and
popular neehb0r ana th Republicans of
White CLAY Crock huadrcl ehase h.m as
the'r candidate fu the Ly gNl 1
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

post Office were s4S.oO0- III ths year ending
with 1895 they have reached $4,000 al
growth Of over 100 per cent The sale OF
postal cards and STAMPS amounted to about
$4,000. and Of stamped envelopes. wrap
pers. etc. to aboat 5000 more. Some
10000 postal cards alone were disposed Of
In 1891 the Office despatched As mail
pouches and q sacks daily IN 1895 this
has grown 70 5s pouches and a sacks. The
money order department has Increased
during the four years rasi some 30 per
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

ffH INhltN & holLlNGSN NORTH Co.
aa mara.f Naa a n1t
hoard 81 be n aIca hes maia WH.
mnsn amels H ey sn ca th
ta1 1e rlr n ths iatas ani sefs
u aaf oNa anl ftf eam4ies the
uats Af aleael sga1 ia aet asl
CRATE nh0se drthta1e was in tho yards
of ae Har.au ODD haNnsaasih Com
eau Some fls tsrN Nts 80 lhf
tanf aua ht
lalf ln4 ae atlelttt "a n aa
a.ii4.H ka i ae aai az
aa8Nl sf Mi0 aer n'as'ol
our PRESTIGE As sa.p-ou.i1us e-y iii
BE restored
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IAaLE OF CONTENTS.
e luide 20 Greater Whining
tons Business Interests.
ITT1----T-w-- ~ L-l ILaMg

leaders in shsir stsrtciye Iiaes on
Whom Irrespective nuseis wm 10
w~ll to e"nsui r,fota rutthssine
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Iag JACKSON & SHARP CoaPsY

lNt af ttIN LahHhsT GENERAL GtH.
ht1fniNe WORKS. iN rnE WaHLa.
NNih9Eh6 aN HiN NbIAtEa 0
MILL.L
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

the HFa riceressiYe aad utffprlsrR
oafioeaa housss ani represented
ln tnis Greater Wilmington EliHon
qre as folow
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WILMINGTON'S

Wards nc benelLIng ot Lha - /. ILEelv
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
". Speaker Crisp's SOON.

The boom for cX-Spcaker Crisp for the
presidency seems to be surprise in
Georgia, Whore it was said to have oriri-
mated. Tho Savannah News Dem. saws
All this is III advance Of any discussion
OF the question by the Democrats Of the
state, III advance of any sounding of or
expression by the cx-spealtcr on the mat
ter, III advance Of any demand for Mr..
CRISP S candidacy, i'll advance of Il dofini
ton of his position on the silver ques-
tion-in short, in advance of everything
common sense included "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
TEE iA>i GI EiEE fst.N"f.UTTUN
NItN PE>>IONINS

The roll OF revolutionary pensioners
was closed last week by the death Of
Mrs Msry Brown, of knoxville, Tenn,
s. the age OF n years. Mrs. Brown
hiss drawn revolutionary pension of
So per month for many yenrs because
,aa was tue widow of Joseph Brown, II
s7,iier in the war of independence. In
ISL. when the pcnsiouer was u wears
Old, she married Brown, who was then
an Old man. Her death emphasizes
tile fact that this is still very Young
country. She was woman OF our day,
aud yet she had boon the wife and
companion OF veteran who had
shouldered his musket in the great
struggle Of l77G.
Taking the case of Mrs. Brown rs u
basis, Tie Atlanta Constitution re-
marks Tint ii is safo TO predict TINT
some of tho widows of the soldiers of
our civil war will be drawing pensions
as far in the future as the year 1885 or
possibly 1000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
Friends.

You ask me why like himf Nay,
cdnnot-nGy, would nut-say.
] think 1t vito 70 pigconholc
Ihe pros and cons OF Il kindred soul
lou wonde: he should bc lay friendY
But. then. why should you cornprchendf
THANK God for this, "a new surprise
Ely eyes, remember, arc not your eyes,
Cherish this ona small mystery
Ana marvel not that love can be
In spite OF MI his many flaws"
In spite! Surprising said "Bccauscr
a truce-a truce to questioning
We two are friends" tells everything.
Yet. If you must know. this is why
Because he Is lie, and nln l.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

with the Virginia, is incorrectly writ.
ten. He contends that the Monitor
was compelled to withdraw to shoa-
water, and that after her machinery
was disarranged by the crushing shot
of the Virginia against the Monitor g
pilot house, she never again made
offer to battle with the Confederate
antagonist,
1t is hoped Capt. White will have
the opportunity OF delivering his lee
tnre at tue North as well us at tue
South.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
THE GREAT NAVAE. CO>FESi ~
HAMPTON ROADS.

Capt. f. Y. White, of Portsmouth
has prepared lecture comprising his
pecollectons of the great naval conflict
OF Hampton Roads, on the Stn aud 9th
of March 1852. between the Confeder
ate iron clad Virginia more generally
known as the Merrimac) and the Fed.
eral fleet, but especially It's duel with
the Monitor. The lecture WIS delivered
Thursday evening at the Parl, View
nj, l.. Church, and before a most APP
preeiative audience. and it is the pur
pose of Capt White, who was an officer
Oh the Merrimac, TO repeat the lecture
IN number of the cities of the South.
HE FIRGINIAH would suggest that it
should likewise be delivered at the
North. Tbirty-three years have passed
away since the memorable naval Ell.
gagement In Hampton Roads, and the
country North and South is prepared
to listen in an impartial manner TO the
truth.
The lecture OF Capt. Whites is free
from any Objectionable language.
There is no undertaking of the splendid
bravery and magnificent courage OF
She oincers and men OF the Federal
fleet, nor is there any dscredit cast
npon the Monitor as an antagonist.
He. however. does not fail to insist
that any history which gives the latter
nny credit foF victory 10 her contest
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
Entered as scconl,ola,s matter.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE vIRGINiAS
is LARGELY ~ ENCESS Of any other
PAPER published in Eas taru Virginia.
It's circulation III NorIolk ant Portsmouth
is greater than that OF any paper pubu.ael
or circulate / in the two iirs.
il IS delivered III the CITIES OF Norfolk a nj
portsmouth ANA suburu- Tor 10 cent, =
week. vail sub triptiOns. Vosrpce raid.
Fiv- Dollars per year. ihtee Dollars To- TX
mouthe One Dollar ami Fifty C-us. ~
three months: AMI lily Gents 10 enc
monte.
Advertisements inserted at tie ri,s ;. =
GEMS \ S-UAI FtGs IL -tEIIuN: e. -. So
quent insertion so Gents. or ) ,r>r,
WHEN 1Nsfi TED EVERY uTHTN DAY. Cc.;r&c-
tors are not allowed 10 exceed their spA =
or advertise other titan their lcsil,lsie
business. except 10y payins especially fcr
the same.
Tur WErXlY NIRGINIAS tNp CAuoLlNIAN.
eight pages. IS delivered. postage paid.
three months, Csc: siA months, 5Gc, twelve
months, u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
.HE CONFERENCE Az soANo,1n.

The indications point to large at
tendance at the Roanoke conferences to
be held next mouth to consider the
propriety OF II movement leading to n
constitutional convention. 1t is hoped
that our wiSest and best men will be
present, us 1t is important that pru.
dence aud good Judgment prevail in
the discussions that will take place, SO
that the conclusions reached and the
results hoped for, will tend to promote
the best interests OF the Common
wealth. IL will be remembered that
VIE NIRGINlAN suggested and advo
Gated such IL conference over a year
ago. Then there were not the dangers
which stare us III the face rs ut pre-
sent. and which will have to be recoy-
nized by the participants in tie com
ing meeting.
There is no denying tue fact, that u
deep interest prevails throughout the
State as to the outcome Of the proposed
conference. There eau be no doubt
that the people desire to be rid Of the
present cumbersome, onerous and
burthensome constitution, foisted
upon them by the carpetbag and seal
lawag Virginia reconstruction times.
There is no question as to suffrage
grievance borne so long with so much
unrest by the intelligent manhood of
Virginia, which yesrns for radiance
from condition that has been the
source of untold evil III the black
belt sections OF the State, evil
to suffrage ami menace at
all times 10 good government,
Necessarily there are fears that unwise
acts will endanger the bene.
MS that are looked for as the result OF
the Roanoke assembage. The Viz.
GILMAN, however, is impressed with the
hope the good genius OF Virginia will
prevail, that wise counsel Will shape
the proceedings and that the meeting
Will be productive of good.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

"A man III Putnam county, o., edits Il
paper dyes clothing, sells sewing ma
chimes and deals in lawn mowers ana
secondhand shoes. He publishes the pa
per doubtless i'll order to yet his advcr-
Using cheap and carries on the othel
branches OF business to provide his paper
with plenty of advertising Chicago
Vrihuno
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

1t is " qualification to have one feature
OF the bloomcr question settled. y Mich
lsan boarding house keeper has decided
That they do not constitute proper APP
parcl for dinner party Chicago Post.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
Novel Reason For Hard Times.

1t is a little late for two Nebraska
clergymcn +" be proving that hard times
have all been due to the Columbian OK
posltlon's open sunday gates, but they
are hard at it and may luck attend
them. San Francisco Examiner.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

The Australians, under Gen. Sour
ner, have been experimenting with
trained dogs as mail and dispstch
couriers needed in case of war. The
results hnye been satisfactory in every
senee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

II is now said that Robert Lincoln
is looming up in the Wes' as the lead
ing Republican candidate for the Pres.
idency in 1895
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has
decided that when sentence for life
imprisonment IS imposed it acts ss IL
decree of enforcement, and divorce
proceedings are not necessary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
PLAIN FACTS! " ::.::

The Whole Buying Population in and
going on at this store.
People that have scanned the market {
attempted anywhere
Every day customers come recommend
purchases.
The Big Store is constantly busy. Ev,
record.
Forging right along, actually oudoing
Never in the history of the house wei
Clothing, nor were there ever quoted such
mammoth line shows this season.
There isn't piece OF Fire Sale Plumber in the entire es
Establishments
NO matter how cheap the price there is no shoddv made
stuff here
L ak is Cheap There's so blind as the man who
won t see. Those Ten Dollar Mems Suits in the West
window are positively without peer in the Cloth
ing World
many instances Fifteen Dollars is charged for Suits
not SO good nor fit anything like as we'll
brag IS One Thing, Legitimate Low Prices another Six
FIFTY is the price of Matchess Form Fitting Youths
SUITS that arc neat pretty and scrvceabe
AIS Not Gold That Gltters but those Dollar Meme
rants that we've sold many Of are C1ltter,n ,
aueS Tor the dollar They Strong, Services bic
Neat Pin Stripe Patterns and guaranteed neither
Satlnet shoddV.
Save dollars by trading with the manufacturers TIE
clothes you buy mere pass direct from makers TO
consumers without mlddlcmen's profits.
There ism piece OF Clothing make that the cloth
ISM [ hrst thoroughly shrunkcn and the ninps and
intcrngs undergo the same process
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

here is more money lost in the wear of trashy made
ready-made Clothing than there is ever saved in
the buying.
Garments bearing the BURK & CO.
UNION LABEL are union i'll pN!n
made and this fac-simile cert sESS7T& %SEm Fs
hcatc OF the United Garment . % iS}Ef ii
Workers Of America is attached to every piece
Matters not what be your sizearge small stout or
sender-thc mammoth line contains special patterns
that are tormIttlng and are directly adapted and
made for such special Sizes
NO Merchant aio matters who where turns them
out TO fit better, and few good.
Hundreds Of Mems Pants OF Pretty Stripes Neat Checks
Staple Hairincs, Black and Blue Serpes Worsteds
and Dlagonas have been culled from the Nam
moth Pants Department and have been averaged at
the Bargain Price OF Three Dollars.
Stacks OF Mems Fine Pants that usually everywhere
Five Six and Seven Dollars are in this line at only
-Four Dollars.
Finest Quality Imported Worsteds and Cheviots are
among the Five Dollar Range
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
the Furnishing Department

Ihry-Five Gents or three for One Dollar owns Solid
six lmperals Samples in the Furnishing Window
Match en- if YOU can
Quarter buys better Suspenders than you've ever seen
before TO: the Twenty Five Cents.
six tiandkcrchefs hemstitched both plain and fancy
only Twenty-Five Cents.
SeVentyFlve Cents for Silk Finish Balbrgean Under
wear that is just as good gold for price that is
charged.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

Hoods Pills act easily. yc- l,:cmptly
and efficiently. Oh the liver and bowels.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

Two Fifty is the price of Wear Resisting Boys Suit If
sizes to IS, well made and finished of neat looking
material.
Endless variety of Childen Suits at Three Three Fifty
-Four, Four Fifty Five and upwards to the best
the very best and finest Childrens Attire tina,
money will
Extra Pants and Caps can be had with most all Of the
Childrens Suits in the stock