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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-07
ON Other Side OF CHANNEL
Charitable People Assisting Louis
Under and Family.
A VOCALIST OF RARE MERIT
Death Of Mrs, Thomas J. Lewis Will Be
keenly Felt in Musical Ciecles-Death
Of Thomas Monahan = Personals
and Condensed News Items.

The condition of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Linder and family, who We're burned
out few mornings ago by u fire which
originated in barn near the house,
is much improved. After the fire the
family were left without furniture or
home and scant clothing. Everything
they possessed was consumed in the
flames. including a small sum of money,
which MI. Linder had just received and
left on the table.
The family found shelter In the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. PheniX Reichert, on
Everett avenue, for short time, until
Mrs. Bonetta, a benevolent lady who
resides nearby, kindly allowed them to
occupy one of her houses The dwell
ing contains six rooms and is very COM
Portable Mrs. Linder, who was very
III, received medical attention and is
now doing nicely, although the fright
almost Frustrated her. The family
have received wagon loads of furniture,
clothing and food from kind friends
all over the city. Some money has
been secured for them. Mr.. Linder
desires, with heartfelt gratitude, to
thank those who so kindly assisted
them.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-07

Paid II. Il. Capwell,
Damages Awarded by
by Viewers Appointed
Paid j. II Klingle,
Damages Awarded by
Viewers Appointed by .i.| .
court ................... 600 10
ROAD VIEWS.
Paid Viewers and Surveyors APP
pointed by Court. $40 57
STATE AUDIT.
Paid f. H. Bailey Auditing Ac-
counts of County officers with
the state. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l4S %
STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
Paid Keeping Insane Convicts
from Lackawanna County,. 1894 70
sUNDRY EXPENSES.
Paid Fred w. Kirchoff ct. al,
Clerks for Services and Other
Sundry Expenses. $1,434 90
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid Postage Stamps
and Envelopes. ......... $50 so
Paid State Industrial
Reformatory .......... So N
Paid Legal Expenses. II OO
Paid Taxes Over
charged and Refunded 1851
Paid Taxes Recovered
by State on Judgment. 1863 80
Paid Assessor for Max
ing Return of Births
and Deaths............. 35
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She Was q Vocalist.

Mrs. Thomas j. Lewis, the account
of whose death was recorded in this
column yesterday, was born in Wales
and had resided in Pennsylvania about
ten years. She is survived by a hus-
band and three children. Mrs. Lewis
was member of the Cymrodorion
Choral society that sang at the Worlds
fair She possessed splendid soprano
voice, which was often heard at els
teddfods in the valley, where she al
most invariably won the competitions
she entered. DR.. Parry paid her
high compliment by stating that her
voice was one of the sweetest and most
well-trained he had ever heard. The
deceased possessed a large number OF
friends in musical circles. The funeral
will occur tomorrow afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-07
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
COMMISSIONERS
OF
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.

Showing receipts, disbursements, condi-
ton Of the finances and accounts of State
and County tax collectors for the fiscal
year ended January 7th. -595:
RECEIPTS.
Amount of receipts for the year
1894 as per statement of ID. w.
Powell, County Treasurer. and
chargeable to general County
and Bridge funds. s............... $206. 6S7 ?2
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount of disbursements from
General County and Bridge
Funds as shown by the follow
Commissluners .................. 2Os. 40 81
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-07

Lots of Bargains
for everyone at Banister's February shoe
sale. ="
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-07
ut. PLEASANT
COAL

At RETAIL
Coal Of the best quality for domestic
use. and Of all Sizes, delivered IN 0nS
part of the city at lowest price.
Orders left at my once
NO. 10 WYOMING AVENUE,
Rear room. irst fioor Third National
Bank. or sent by mail or telephone to the
Special contracts will be made for -
tale and delivery Of Buckwheat Coal.
VIM. z. SMvEh.
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Disbursements in excess of
receipts $l,S

ASSESSMENTS.
Paid Assessors for making State
and County assessments,
Clerks extending and making
duplicates, School Copies, and
Judgments .'.....,..'...,........ $3.50 O6
ADVERTISING.
Paid for publishing annual
statement of County Commits
sioners, advertising sale of
seated and unseated lands and
redemption of County Bonds. $1,sl4 IS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-07

Paid Keep of Insane
Convicts at Hillside
rarin ................... I63 w
Paid Street Paving. 1907
;l5.@4 p
Total Amount Of Disbursements
by the County Commissioners
4,ss2 Series o.................... @ sl7o27s q
The following disbursements
were made by d. w. Powell,
County Treasurer. from the
General County Fund. to wit:
interest on County
Tax poHas nn co;ntv ;;;.;.i.. nord: sSssS ssSS 60
County Institute. ......... 200 %
City Institute. 200 90
Sinking Fund. ........... 10000 90
County Tre'urer's Com
sss,2o5 30
Total Amount Discussed from
County and Bridge Funds for
the Year Observation-Disclosures. s2os.47s q
STATE TAX ACCOUNT.
To Valuation of Money at Inter-
est, Bonds, Mortgages, ETC.
Assessed in Lackawanna
County for the Year 1894, sub
tect to four-mill Tax for
State Purposes and Reported
/ to Board of Revenue Commis-
sioners, mills on $5,332, ,l26... $91, ,32S 50
| By Paid State by ID. w.
Powell, County Treas
| BY Treasurer's Com
mission ................. 2l3 %
Rebate Allowed County. ....... sl5ssG u
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CONDITION OF THE FINANCES OF
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
LIABILITIES.
Az per cent. Refunding
Bonds of the Issue of
Dec. 1st, 1894. ....,....$ 1920, 900 90
ASSETS.
Cash in Treasury Coun-
ty Fund. ............,... .$Sl, SIS CO
Cash in Treasury Bridge
Fund .......,.....,,.. o,ol4 ~
Court House Building. 100000 90
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-07

PRINTING AND STATIONERY.
Paid Blank Books for
the Several County
Offices .................. S9SS 10
Paid Printed Blanks for
the Several County
Offices .................. 6S3 30
Paid Paper Pencils, etc. 237 50
$3.50 05
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
Paid Assessors Making May and
December Registration, Clerks
Making Copies for Election
Boards .......................... $685. 96
ROAD DAMAGES.
Paid Geo. Watkins,
Damage to Land
Awarded by Viewers
Appointed by Court. $50 90
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-07
ELECTION CONTESTS

Paid Witnesses in the Contest
of Okell VS.. Quinnan, Thomas
VS.. Cusick, etc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
CnrI,orntion,our;.

10 the Corporation Court yesterday,
Judge lianckel presiding, John f. Wales
qualified rs II notary public.
W. W. Dey qualified as administra-
tor Of the estate of Arthur Is. Grant
bond, Sl5, 900; Edward SpaIding su
rety.
Laura Nickerson qualified as guar
dim of Edwin Il. latem.
Mary L. Nowlau qualified as guar
dian OF Henry +. Moore.
Chas. Borum Jr.. qualified as guar
dian of Grace Borum.
The Will of Mrs. Cordelia Borum
was admitted to probate, Charles 30.
rum, Jr., and Jennie Borum qualify.
ing as executors; bond, 500, 900: no Sc
cnrlty being required under the will.
The property OF the deceased is left to
her children: to her husband certain
sums Of money, tue amounts not beng
stated,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29

ont. For Roanoke Shearer went out
to first; Lewis out. Corcoran 10 Tate;
Stnhl hit to left field for one base
Little hit q hot one TO Mills, but Mills
let II get by him, and Stuhl reached
third on his error; Padden went Gus
on O fly to O'Haean--no runs.
Seventh lnuing- McPartin wentout
on long fly to Sherer; Mills got to
first ON four balls; O'lIagan hit to
paddcn aud apretty double play re.
tired tho sidc-no runs. For Roanoke
Cayanaugh flew out to Geier; Welch
struck out; Niox went out, shortstops
to iirst-nO runs.
Eighth inning-Corcoran flew out 10
Stahl; late flew out to Sherer; Thorn
ton flew out to NiOx-uo runs. For
Roanoke Fry out, shortstop TO first;
Sherer went out. Mills to Tate; Lewis
flew out to O'ilaEan-no runs.
Ninth iuulng-Gier flew out to Lit
tie; Joanes went out on foul fly to
Little; Cote out, Nio1 to Little. l or
Roanoke Stahi went our, O'lingan to
Tate; Little out, fly to O'Hagan; Pad
den Int TO center field for one bag;
Cavanaugh out, short to iirst-no
runs.
Tenth inning cParilin flow out to
Pnddcu; Mills flew ont to Little;
O'Hasan flew out to Stnhl-No runs.
For WEIGH flew out to Cor
coran; NioI flew out to Joanes; Fry
hit to center field for one bnse. but
went out OH Sherer's hit to Corcoran,
who covered second bng-no runs.
Eleventh Inning -Corcoran flew out
to Stahl; Tnte hit TO centre field for
ono base. Thornton drew four bad
balls; Geler struck out, Tate on third,
Thornton ON second; Jonnes hit TO
centre field. scoring Tate aud Thorn
ton and got to second himself: Cote hit
to left, scoring Joanes; Cote was
thrown out trying to stretch his hit to
two bases-three runs. For Roanoke
Lewis hitss to centre Tor one base; Stuhl
hit TO: shortstop, and Oorcorau, Mills
and Tate completed n double play !;
Little went out, McPartliu to Tate-no
runs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29

One of sbc Most Difficult Problems
that confronts the busy doctor IN these
hot days Is the proper stimulation OF
the sick. Proper in the sense that the
liquor administered is assimilated. iii.
gested. and obtnins the desired effect
quickly, without any wear and tear
upon the digestive organs or pro due.
lug any excitement OF tho BRAIN.
The OLD AND GENUINE LoSBON DOCK
BRANDY, sold by joins w. BUERow, the
druggist, Mnin street. has wonderfully
sustaining powers to the grieyously
sick and weak. tiding over patients
strength along until tho disease has
spent itself. This BEAHDY is specially
Imported for Its medicinal qualities. 1t
Is reliable, always digested, and that
easily. and is adapted to the baby, the
adult. the invalid aud the aged. In
bottles all sizes G pints. 25c. pints,
5Oc.; pints, 81; gallon, $S).
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
MEETING BOARD HEALTH.
The Smith Greek Nuisance Com
plant Again Lodged.
The Sanitary Condition of Atlantic
I City. Registrar Vital Statistics.
Two More Cases of Oiph-
liberia Reported by Fourth
Ward Inspector,

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board OF Health was held yesterday,
with the president, DR.. Landlord, IN
the chair.
a communication was received from
the Local Board of Atlantic City Ward
calling tho attention OF the Board Of
Health to a need Of improvement in
the sanitary conditions of tho ward.
The matter was referred to the Pc.
lice Commissioners to see If that body
can have the ward inspected by the
police.
NUiSANCES REPORTED.
Tho Inspector reported nuisance at
the north end of Duke street. Re-
ferred to the Street, Sewer and Dram
Board. with the request that the nui-
sance DO abated.
Nuisance at the corner of Reeves
and Lovitt avenues was reported. The
owners OF the property were notified
to put in wooden cutters.
SMITHS CREEK NUISANCE.
MIR. Ghlselin was before the Board
again in regard to the odor from the
creek near North street. He said a
Ighter stops tho ebb and flow of the
tide there, and should be removed. 1t
was directed that Capt. Bolton, owner
of the lighter, be notified to remove
same.
MIR. Ghisein asked that the filling of
said creek ut that point by Capt. Boil.
ton should be stopped till frost; that
the filling OF the creek at this time is
positively nuisance, aud will Imperil
the henith of the people in that section.
The Board decided to let Capt. Boil.
tou go ahead for week with Ills work
OF Milling, with the understanding that
II the filling proves menace to health
II meeting of the Board will he called at
once to take action In tho matter.
The Sanitary Inspector was directed
to notify owners in Atlantic City Ward
TO cut down the weeds on their lots,
REGISTERED VITAL STATISTICS.
DR.. @. t. Vance was elected Regis.
ter Of Vital Statistics, and the board
recommended to the Councils that his
salary for that position be made $50
per month.
DR.. Landlord reported low lot on
Grhnby street extended as nuisance.
No action for want of motion.
The Sanitary Inspector reported 60
nulsances during tho pnst week, of
which 60 have been abuted. lie also
reported two new cases of diphtheria-
III the Fourth Ward.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
THE FALL CAMPAIGN
Will Open Late and VIII be Short and
Sharp.

A representative of THE VIRGINlAS
has talked to number of leading
Democrats Of the counties which com.
pose the Norfolk Congressional Dis.
trlct, and the general opinion prevails
that tue fall campaign will open late
and Will be short and sharp. 1t is not
believed that the election OF United
States Senator will lie carried to any
considerable extent into the conven
tlons to elect members of the LegisIa.
ture. 1t is said an effort will lie made
to elect men Of the best ability.
The next Legislature will have to
deu! with matters Of very general i'm
portance to the State: besides, several
OF the cities will nsk To heve charters
amended. Norfolk will certainly ask
to hnve her old charter restored, giving
to the Mayor powers necessary for the
best Interest Of the city, aud which, mt
the present time, he does not appear to
have.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29

SUMMARY: Earned Runs Norfolk, 3;
Roanoke. /. Struck Out-By Fry, 4,
by Mcpartlin. 3. Base on Balls-On
McPartIiu. 3; oil Fry. 6. Hit by
Pitcher -Pnddcn. Three Base Hit
O'llagan. Two Bnse Hits -Sherer,
Padden. Double Plays orcornu,
Mills. Tate; rudden, Cavannugh, Lit
tie. limo of Gume-Twu hours. I'm
pire-Norris.
BECoSD GAME.
After short intermissiop, the see
ond game was begun. Weeks did the
pitching for Norfolk, and did excellent
work. striking out seven men and only
ALLOWING one hase on balls. Lloyd,
for the Roanokes. was touched up for
twelve hits, while Weeks ouly allowed
the "magiclans" the small sum of five
This game WINS not played out, rs the
first game, being nh eleven inning
one. took up quite good deal of time
allotted to the regular game. Only
eight innings were played, when dark
ness lnterferred. 1t was nicely
played game, and but Tor few
kicks on Umpire Norris, everything
passed of smoothly.
Norris cRanot be said to,be GRilney
or Emslie, but those who saw him OIL
ciate believed no did the best he knew
how anu were satisfied with his WORK.
for when cries were raised bv lev
"knockers" in the stand to take him
out. the best class said let him remain.
Roanoke tried hard to defeat the
"Crows," but to no avail, as Tate had
inserted an extru quantity of ginger
into his men and they show it in their
lively 'get at EN- spirit. Below will
be seen how we captured the second
game, aud thereby stand one point of
reaching Petersburg for fourth place
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
THE Dukg-woneo CONTEST.
1t VIII Be An Interesting Boxing Ex-
hibition. Duke Arrives.


good many sport-loving people.
owing to numerous errors of the city
papers OF the day on which this con.
test Is to take place, have caused the
management of tho alfuir to request
The VIRGINIAN to state that this con-
test will positively take place this
(Thursday) evening, August %. The
preliminary bouts will come off at
500 o'clock sharp. the Stellar attract
ton to begin immediately after their
conclusion. Tho management have re-
duced the prico of admission to this
excellent boxing contest from 81 to 81,
feeling that there are lots Of people
more able to pay 81 than 81.
Duke mud Jake" k,lrain, who will
second HIM. arrived Yesterday morn
ing from Baltimore and arc quartered
at the Washington House. Wougo will
arrive this morning from Philadelphia
and will stop in Portsmouth. He will
be seconded III the contest by Owen
Niegler. the well-known Philadelphia
lightweight.
Duke looks to be in splendid condi-
ton, and says he is confident OF dis.
posing OF the "Spotted Horse"
IN regard to his last fight with Stan
ton Abbott, the English light. weight,
Duke says he had his man going in
the eighth round and thinking he had
his man nearly out, became careless
and allowed tine Engishman good
opening. md says when Abbott hit him
singer on the jaw, it was all over.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29

An informal reception was held
Tuesday evening by Miss Mamie
Smith ut her home, No. lis Fenchurch
street. III honor of her guest, Miss
Gussie IL. Benton, o! Cypress Chapel,
Nn. The evening was most delight
fnl one, the guest being entertained by
vocal aud Instrumental selections. 4
elegant repast WAS served which
brought TO close an evening of much
enjoyment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
LYnchburg Won two out of Ihrnc.
BY Snuilaru Assnnintal nraIa

LYScHRrRG. Va, August 2S..-
Lynchburg won from Richmond to.
day in ono OF tho most exciting games
of the season, the score standing to 3.
Mason was in the box for Lynchburg
and was very effective throughout the
game. Glllen pitched we'll for the
visitors and smut ont the Lynchburgers
for SIX innings. He was touched up
quite lively in the seventh and ninth.
The fielding OF both teams was sharp
and snappy. Plock's home run drive
over left field fence in the ninth was
the batting feature. Score:
Lynchburs. ......O0 OOOG3 02- u 0
lhchmond.. . . U 90 % q 3
Batteries; Mason aud Railert and
SchaDe!; GiIleu mud Kelly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29

a large crowd Witnessed game of
hail mt Virginia Beach tuesday be,
tween nine OF Norfolk players and IL
number OF ball tossers from the
Princess Anne Hotel. MIR. b. Z. Iiol.
land was umpire. The game was pro
crossing nicely when stopped ut the
end OF the thrd inning by ram. The
score beng 10 tO ) III favor of Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
THE VIRGIHIAN'S DAILY HINTS IOHOUSEKEEpER{
BILL OF FARE FOR TOMORROW,
FRIDAY. AUG. 80, 1895.
ICoPYEiGHT.I

BREAKFAST. Melon, C,a.lsa
neat. Lyonnaisc Potatoes. Minced Lamb
Sorn Bread. Butt r Toast. SteHed Berries
PIN NER- Boiled Fi.h: Ta,,ar Sauce
TAXED Egg Plant. Spinach Lemon Butter
Mashed Potatoes. White ana GraLuin Bread
Peach Tapioca Pudding.
SUPPER iced Veal Loaf Spced Cur
rants. Warmei Potatoes. Bread aud Butter.
Cookies Tea.
TARTAR SAUCE.
This Is very easily made: Take one table u ION
iul vinegar; one of Wore, stcrshire; one Teaspoon
lemon Juice ont fourth salt; brown one-thiru tea.
cup butter add; sIrain.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
OpcMlm. Or and NiI,mrr.,.

Maj. j. W. Gllmer, the well-known
halter, OF rs Main street. announces
this ms his openlng day of fall aud
winter STYLES OF hats. The celebrated
Dunlap hat, always so popular, is now
ready for delivery by Maj. Giimer,
and those IN need vii do well To cnll
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29

Tho funera! OF DIR. Alfred G.. Tc.
bault took place III Princess Anne YES
terday and the interment WAS ut East
ern shore Chapel and WAS largely at.
tended. tuesday night the Norfolk
and Portsmouth Medical Society
adopted resolutions of respect aud at.
tended the ohscQules.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
New Norh TRUCK nInrtcI.
by Southern Assoolatet Press

New YORK, August 2S.-Peaches-
Carrier, Sl.0Oa2.5O; do basket, 40ca
Sl.25.
Observation-Disclosures, S5al4; do
carload, S75aSl.5O.
Observation-Disclosures and Della.
ware, quart, Case.
Potatoes-Sweet. S2.OOa2. so.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
NORFOLK.
5, one nY INSINus.

SUMMARY: Earned Runs-Norfoll5, B.;
Roanoke, /. Struck Out BY Lloyd,
2; by Weeks, Z. Bases on Bals-On
Weeks. l; of Lloyd ,. WIKI Pitch
Lloyd. !. Home Kun O'Hagan. Three
Base Hits-Padden. Two Base Hits
Thornton and Weeks. Double Phys
Curcoran and Tate. Time of Game
100. Umpire-Norris.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
ED.

SPEAE-in this city. at the residence of
his mother. Mrs W &. Grave, No. SO Falk-
Ian street Wcdh si"N, August 18th. 1895,
al 40 o clock p. m. CHARLES NJ SPEAR
az a 80 years ami months
The funeral will take place rom tho above
resi- Hence TO MURKOM ttlida.j MOnNING
at 10 o'clo X fr.cmds OF the family are in
Nitsl to attend.
ledger COPY III hmouipapors please copy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
NonIoiK, Va, August rs. Is s.

NNKI OH, w, august IS IS 5.
JNIiE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE
Il undo signed, under tho firm numo
EDWARD hKlANr * co, has In dnv been
dissolved By mutual onSent. All debIs duo
or Ia become due the aid 90 partnership
srt payable to J. X. GREENWAi bv whom
all the uebis aud !inpilitIes OF said firm have
b en- assumed aud to whom they must / Is
presented Tor settlement
he busincssiwi!l DO continued by !. Il
GRrENWAE ION and on his own account
under tn name OF IIiE NOH' OH MANI
FAC TURING AND EUiL ING SUPPLY
COMPANY, ior whom O. Wa ler rcuis,t;
continuation OF the patronage OF the pub
lie j GEEENWAY.
au2gl0t G g. WALLER
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29

Special Sale White Quiits.-WrIcl,t's.
1876 ,Iiim street.
&c.. soc, 9Sc, and $l.9S, were Sl,Sl,25.
Sl.5O, aud So; clearing up all summer
goods mt greatly reduced prices,
prices. Wrights, 1876 Main street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
SEASON GROWING LATE.
sale DraNN!n:: to Close. as Il COnsc-
Uucncc friEc< >fIit SHrthcr Gs,-
duCcd on Summer Foot

l lot Shoes and Slippers of vari.
GUS KINDS, odds and ends 45c
Ch!dren's Fan Button Shoes go. 75c
] rack Boys Ian Spring Heels zoe
| rack Ladies' strap Slips end OK.
ford lies SSc
| rack Ladies' les, pat. tip. 6gc
Extra fine lot Ladies Kid Ties,
$40 vaine. ......... $l.23
Hack sample OXfords and Slip.
Hefs' ;" VnIne .......... 81. 80
Ladies regular stock Hand made
lies, S3.oO value .......... Sl,S8
Mems table sample Shoes. extra
Mems handmade Tan Lace. good
So Ian aud Patent Leather Shoes. 81. co
HoFHElMEi:'s,
lG4 Main street, Norfolk.
40 High street, Portsmouth.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
THE VIRGINIA LEAGUE GAMES.

First Game Norfolk. 9; Roanoke. G.
Second Game Norfolk, 3; Roam
oke, 2.
First e-Portsmouth. 4; Peters
burg. Z.
Second Game-P Portsmouth, 6, Peters
burg, 3.
Lynchburg, 5; Richmond. ..
Where til. Iiub- t.iuy To-Day.
korSoIK nv UortsiDouth.
Lyuchburg in Petersburg.
iSoauOEc In Ikichmrnd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-29
iiinniouu .:nr Ring,

A nice line of low priced, nice Dia-
mond Ear Rings has come to hand at
The Cnsket, y ranging in price from
$40 to SO per ualr. Higher priced
goods well upon the hundreds also In
stock. II yon want gem of stone
go to 'ht gem of jewelry store. G.
i. Greenwood 4 Bro, l5S Main street
Everything good and everything
renson1blc 10 he found there.
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No Bargains Ever Equa|ed Then

Prices that no one las at.
tempted to match, and bar.
gains that no one has equaled.
That's the record of THE
HUB'S COLOSSAL PRICE.
CHALLENGE SALE OF
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silver fiatcd Ware,

Handsome limo of silver plated ware,
Ice tubs, water sets, tea sets, etc., at
Brown d VOLTS, No. IL Bank street.
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Umpire Norris looked very neat in
his hnnnel outing suit when lie com.
menced the game. bnt he did not look
30 uent at. the finish. ns Ii pockets
were very dirty from holding balls. lie
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Iced Coffee simply delicious) at
Macs. Try it, and you will drink
nothing else this warm weather,
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THE CLANS" CLIMBING UP
They are Now Only Four Points
Behind the Farmers"

Fast Fielding and Clever Hitting is
Wha, is Bringing About This
Much Desired Result. lynch
burg Advances on Rich
mond. Other Games.