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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
A CARNIVAL MARRIAGE
Miss Ballard Becomes Mrs. Jones In the
Presence of Three Thousand People,
AND THERE WERE MANY ATTENDANTS.
The Stage Handsomely Decorated
with Plants and Lamps with rrc,-
Shades-'Thc Largest Crowd which
HAS ie' Attended the Carnival
In. Attendance.

In the presence of ut least 1900
people, Miss Chutta Ballard. OF Chris
tiansDurg. Va, last night became the
wife of MIR. Nelson Jones. of this city.
II was indeed n trying moment for the
young couple us they made their way
through the dense crowd at the Carnival
of Trade and stood beneath the bell OF
flowers under which the nuptiul knot
was tied. :. '--N
From the doors of the big hall TO the
stage at he north end Il squad of police
men kept Il passagr-way open for the
bridal party. II was just o'clock
when Mr. Caleb Miller passed up this
aisle. followed by Rev. IL. Il. latch
CT, Rev, DR.. ~. T.. Owen. of Ports
mouth, and Rev. II. n. Qusenberry. of
berkeley. Five minutes later the we'd
ding party entered the hall in the fol-
lowing order: Mcssrs. Herbert Davis
and Milton RuttGr, Luther lIdmunds
and Len Robinson w. ii. Niece, the
maid of honor, ]. G. Ellis and Vernon
Williamson, Attic Fairer and l.. B.
lirock, Misses Grace and Kate Can
non, Walter Williamson and y. Der
ring. David Garter and John Small.
Misses Kate Ward and Daisy Bryan.
Walter F;dmonds and Charles VIII
liams, Burwell Dcming, and IIartwell
Williams. Annie Scanlin. and Cottic
Bass. Then came the bride and groom.
When the party had taken their
~ ~ o'''SN Ml 'l''t''ici
tied the nuptial knot. the 5000 people
craning their necks and strainnE their
eyes To catch word spoken or get II
glimpse OF the bridal party After the
ceremony DR.. Owen delivered n charge
To the couple, and Rev. MIR. Quiscnberry
offered a prayer, and il was all over.
The couple at ono. left the hall and
were driven to their future home.
The bride wore walking dress of
black SILK with hat to match. and the
groom was altired in the conventional
black. The stage was handsomely dec
Grated with palms and growing plants.
The coupe were the recipients of many
handsome presents.
Tonight the special attraction at the
carnival Will be n competitive drill be-
tween the jackson Light Infantry and
the young ladies of Company X Car
nival Guard who will appear with their
nass. and who promise to give the mon
T. lively contest.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
"LitlIc Gooay Two sl,oc,. =

Owing to the number or attractions
| III Inherent parts of:the city. the audi.
encc which assembled at the Academy
OF Music last evening TO witness the
! presentation OF Little Goody Two
Shoes" was not as large us II should
have ibeen. The entertainment wDs
given under the direction OF Madam
Laura Rose for the benefit OF the INIT c,i
Charities and the Retreat for the Sick,
und was III highly cretiitnble affair
and II would take columns of The Viz
gilman To describe all they said and ala.
II Is proper TO say. however that the
entertainment was unique and inter-
esting throughout and received well
mcrited applause.
Jack Aleunwcll. by Allen Hodgson.
was capital Little Goody Two Shoes. .
by Fanny Wcisel, was exceedingly fine.
the little miss capturing her auditors
from the start. and Squire Graban, by
most excellent rendition of the charar-
ter and greatly pleased his friends. The
following was the cast:
Jack Mcanwell ........ Allen Ilodgson
in Love with Nancy"
Tommy Tucker 49,. Herbert Ilodgson
The Good Boy of the NillaGc"
Hard and Cruel"
Poor Thing"
Dame Lee ............ Mary Lou Gray
Mareery Mcanwcll.. Fanny Weiscl
Little Goody Two Shoes"
Nancy ............., -. Bertha Mccoy
'saucy, but 'lXyH to jack
Carlnc ..!...............;th cl Zachary
Miss Matter Of Fact"
Lefty Observation-Disclosures. Louise Hope
The Belle of the viilnge"
Annette ............... Mamie Hoslcr
Pretty ana Proud"
CoXswain Rather
Seaman Oakun These sailors were
Seaman l'untinc AT sea and did not
Seaman Nlarlinc return In time for
Seaman Larboard names TO appear.
Seaman Starboard
IMMORTALS.
silver Ttill Nautilus. Queen of Fa-
rlcs," Miss McCarrlck, Miss Mary Bull
Pearl, Coral. Amber Sea Nymphs.
Annie May Osborne, Bonnie Whiting.
Addic Malbon.
Puck of Robin Goodfcllow.
....................T. Ernest Hare
"A Fairy Sprite OF Mischief"
MIR. McGinty Walter Payne
AN Immortal, and why not?"
Mrs. McGinty No. l....... Louise Hare
Mrs. McGinty No. >. Margaret Wilson
Mrs. McGinty No. 3. Miss McCnrricli
Mrs McGinty No. i.......Ada Davis
The dancing was one of the features
of the entertainment. and the scenic
effect Il revelation. The entertainment
will he repeated this evening and at
Saturdays matinee and full house
should greet both.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29

No superior concert. from an artistic
standpoint. has possibly ever been given
in Norfolk by amateurs than that
which will be given ut the Academy of
Music next Wednesday night, Dccem-
Der 9Th. That this statement cannot
De contradictcd is readily understood
when ii is said that the following ladies
and gentlemen will appear: Miss Helen
Ten !'N"k Macy. elocutionlst; Misses
Ethel Nelly. N7'"i" MaGcc. NJ X
Ewcll. l.Hla Wii"H fes- Williams.
McsSrs. ! IrrGcI j. sins. ls II. GRO.
well. Harry Rut. ANA w q !umiey
vocalists. and Professors l..gjcs. Met
ike. No"rner and Mii,r instrumen-
talists
The ladies Who take part in "Esmc-
ralda" arr all wcll-known and clever
amateurs, who are afforded. in this
charming creation of Mrs. Burnett. cx-
ceptional opportunities for the display
OF their dramatic ability Mrs. Luciua
Merritt, who essays the role of Norah
Desmond. has been seen To great adj
vantage on previous occa Sions both
in drama and in comic opera. As
Norah Desmond she is SO happily cast
that the character in her hands. as evil
dcnced nj rchcarsais. is given life and
idyllic action. Miss sue YeaIman
who is Ia portray the schcmng ami
hcarIlesS parvenur mother. Mrs Rog-
crs. instils into her rendition of this
character force and rividity which
DroclnimS Miss featmaR an ideal cS-
ponent of "a character which REQUIRES
most faclc ana intelligent handling to
bring out effectively Il Ifc-likc nor
trayal of this difficult role Miss Ham
ilton Mccormick, as Kate Desmond. is
sure to receive fatterinE recognition.
for u more clever Interpretation of this
lovcable and charming ingcnue char
actcr could not be given by any anna
teur in this locality
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
LITTLE DROPS OF WATER.
fheir Continued Dropping Affords nm
Awful Method Of PunishInent. Y.

The coming To the Auditorium Of tho
Piuisiin Samson, SandCw calls to mind
an experiment made upon him some few
Years ago IN Vienna. he was sitting in
Il care talking with number OF German
SluuclitS, WIEN the conversation turned
uIoh physical endurance and the differ
emf modes of punishment in vogue among
Tie faSan people One Of the Chinese
modes OF punishment. especially when a
confession Is wanted from II criminal, is
10 place him where Il drop OF water Will
IAN upon certain spot In his shavcn
crown Tor hours or days, If necessary
rev men lave been able TO withstand
this awful strain. The torture 1t lnfiicts
Is proven by the experience of Sandow.
y student offered to bct him that he
would not he able to let half-lltre OF
water drop uion his hand until the meas
urc was exhausted. \ hnli-litre Is about
a pint according to our measurement
Sandow laughed ut the very idc;u of his
not being able Ia do this. so Il half-litre
measure was produced and q hole drilled
In the bottom sufficiently large to let tho
water escape drop by drop. The eXpcrI-
mcnt began, there were many anxious
faces, but SandOw laughed and chatted
Sdily at first, ana the student kept count
OF the number of drops. AT about tho
two ndicdth Snndow grew little more
serious. soon an expression of pain cross
ed his face. with the entrance into the
third hundred his hand began to swell
and grow rcd. then the skin burst The
pain grew more ana more excruciatinr
until linilly at tile four hundred and
twentieth drop SHndow had to give up
and acknowledge himself vnnquiShcd
lie paid the bet, but hc nand was sore
for several days afterwards.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
Mamie De Long, James White, James
L. Morrisette, Z. Dougherty, James
Kelly, w. G.. Rouse, White, drunk; fined
81 and costs
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Many Matters or.'AIinor Importance
About Town.

The State Convention of Christian
Endeavor meets ut Roanoke to-day.
THANKSGIVING services We're conduct
ed at several of the churches ycstcr-
day.
y large, number OF people went to
Richmond yesterday to see the foot
ball game.
MIR. L. L. billiard, editor of tho
scotland Neck Democrat, is i'll the city
on business.
Two horses attached to IL buggy ran
away on Plume street yesterday but
no damage was done.
The Elks' Lodge of Sorrow at the
Academy OF Music Sunday afternoon
will be largely attended.
THANKS are returned to Mr.. B. S.
Campbell, No. lie Main street, for a
photograph OF the police force
Rev. DR.. A. Coke Smith will leave
the city to-day and Rev. DR.. Young,
his successor, Is expected to arrive.
1T is said that about $4,000 have been
subscribed for the fund for "a new
building for the Retreat for the Sick.
Governor O'Ferrall. General Andcr-
son. and General Phillips have asked
Colonel C. A. Nash to withdraw his re-
quest for retirement
The w. G. Il. Y. has sent Il petition to
the Councils asking that the sale OF
pencils and begging on the street
by children he stopped.
Rev. Mr.. Anslic preached at the
Freemason Street Church of Christ
last night on Two Great Questions y
The ordinance of Baptism was admin
istcred after the sermon.
The steamer City of Paris will not
day or Sunday, IT Is thought. The
big steamer City of New York is due
there next week to be locked.
At tn" hall of Pickett buchanan
Camp. of Confederate Veterans, Aca-
denny of Music building. next Monday
night. nj o'clock. a lecture viii be de-
livcrcd by Miss Stcphanic Schisano.
Her subject will he Napoleon"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GOSTON'S MlNSTRELS.-This IA
nous company Of mirth provokers will
furnish on next Monday night an enter
tainment that will delight and a!nusc
all who like genuine and refined min
strclry. The Alexandria Wa) Times
says:
the doors last night, and Gorton's Min
strelS seemed to catch the audience
from the jump. The entire show was
far above the average and the clog
dancing of the American Novelty Quar-
teitc ana the nigh kicking of the Non
dcscript was the best ever seen here =
The sale of seats will begin tomorrow
morning at usual prices. An open air
gold band concert will be given on Mar
kct square Monday at noon and the
street parade will begin at 1870
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29

A Mated AboIitioni.t pend.

Chicago, Nov. Is Royal Prescott
Hubbard. on" of the old conductors OF
the underground railway" for gctt-
ing slaves 10 Canada before the war.
died OF paralysis at the home of his
relative, isaac liowcn. yesterday morn
mig lie was so years old MIR. Hub
bard was born in Sunderland. Mass
March 9Th. 1906. When % years OLD he
moved 10 Macon. Ca His abolition
views were strong. and he was warned
TO leave the State and threatened
with hnnginE. He came Ia n farm in
Lee county. ILL.,, in 1916. He married
Mary BORING serkley. of Clarksburg
Va. and has four children. Mr.. Hub
bard took an active part In Owen Love
JOYS SlaVc-frceinE schmcmes. He
came of the same stock as Preston.
the historian. and Harriet Prescott
SDoffOrd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
Minsiohnrics i'm Arn,cnin.

Minister Terrell has received ad,iccs
from kharput showing that in the re-
cent attack on the town by kurds from
500 10 1000 Armenians were massacred.
y shell was exploded I'm the house Of
one of the American missionaries and n
number or buildings were sacked. but
the missiona rieS themselves w.rc
guarded by the Turkish Governor The
reports Indicate clccrly that the mis-
sioEaries have received all protection 1t
was possible TO give them in the dis
turbcd State OF the country
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
HIS OWN DETECTIVE.

That IL does not always require Il
detective or officer to capture and in
carcerate burglar was proven yester-
day when Il negro man named Joe
Chapman stood before Justice Bur-
roushS, arrested and arraigned for
trial by Mr.. w. p. Riordun. white,
who drives one of Pabst Brewing Com
pany's beer wagons. MIR. Riordan
Charged Chapman with housebrcaking
and carrying a deadly weapon, and
testified that he tRiordam was out
late with some friends on Wednesday
night. and as he has to get up early
to start out with his wagon, he CON
cludcd that he would go to the Pabst
Companys Office and sleep on the
lounge instead of going home. He went
TO the office in company with Il friend
who was With him, ana entered the
room, which was dark. his friend fol-
lowing him in. AS he was feeling for
the electric light, his hand came In
contact with the man. He held on to
him until his friend turned on the
light, when he discovered that II was
Chapman, who had been to the place
on one or two other occasions The
and the negro when caught was sitting
on the stool. which Mr.. Riordan had
showed under the desk on leaving the
office. in front of the combination on
the safe. The negro was in his stocking
feet, and near by him was IL loaded re-
volvcr. which Mr.. Isiordan took away
from him. The man told him he en-
tered the Office through window. etc,
and MIR. Riordun found his shoes just
outside of the partially open window.
MIR. Riordan believed the negro was
trying to burglarize the safe, and he
and his friend took him to the station
house. The prisoners statement that
he merely entered TO wait for colorcd
friend who worked around the estah-
lishmcnt WAS not credited, and Justice
Burroughs sent him on to the grand
jury for houscbreaking.
OLD MAN UNSATISFACTORY INNOCENT
A colored man, named George Hinton,
who lives at No. 81 Bottimorc street,
had two pet chickens. which were in the
habit of roosting in his hallway every
night when it was not convenient for
them to get into his chamber \ few
nights ago llinton's chickens failed tn
seek their accustomed roosting place
and the following morning George went
ont to search for the wandering birds.
All that he found OF his missing treas
urcs however, was n lot Of feathers. two
pair of chicken feet and two heads.
George recognized the plumagc and Gea :
lures Of his deceased pets and quickly
concluded that "a venerable old, white
headed son Of Ham. named George
Washington. who lived in an adjoining
room. must he responsible for the dea IN
Of the fowls ana the disappearance o:
their carcasscS. 50 he had the old man
ARE stcd on the charge OF theft In
the Police Court yesterday he failed 10
connect the old man with the death
of the chickens I'm any wav ami jus
tice Burroughs dismissed the warrant.
The old negro beat n hasty'rctrcat from
the courtroom, While the spectators
Smiled as Hinton gathered rip the fcath-
ers. lead and feet of thee dickens. which
he had brought into court tied up in
bundle. to be used as evidence against
Washington.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29

Dress Goods.--plaids. Zoe. 19c. 25c
n yard: all wool serge, 25c. u yard; one
hal wool serge, l2iac.: beautiful mix
lures 25c. a yard: all wool wide serge,
boucle, chcvoits. soc. was 75c. a ward.
Capcs.-Silk plush, $3.50: cloth. 81. 80
to $40: jackets all latest styles. beaver.
bouclc ana chcvot. $3.50 to $i2
Umbrellas Special. zoe. each: 200
gloria. fast black umbrellas, for this
week only, that usually sell for Sl.25 and
$l.5O.
Special sale OF hosiery at 12iac pair.
Ladies, mems and childrcn's Herns-
dorf Dye the 25c. kind. For the other
bargains see Sundays paper for prices.
LEVY BROS,
Modern Bargain Store.
ia Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
The Uolorcd roo,t,aI,ists.

The Petersburg Normal School team
came 10 town yesterday and tackled the
Columbias, the crack culorcd team of
this city. at League Park. The game
was an interesting one as far as il
went. but in the second half the spccta-
tors inter- red with the players and
the Petershurgcrs left the field. where
upon the referee awarded the game to
the Columbias by n score of to 0. The
tellllS Gnel-l fullnA,.s..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
CHAIRMAN WILLIAM LAMB.
All of the tIomors al the Disposal of
the Committee Given Him.

Petersburg. Va. Soy. IS (Speciai)--
The Republican State Committee.
y hich met in the dining room -! the
Hotel imperial las, night at 80 o'clock,
dill not adjourn until 40 O'Clock MS
morning.. nj witch hour III" committee
elected Col. William Lamb. "f Norfolk,
Chairman Of the state Committee and
also member of the national COMMITTEES
to fill the vacancy from Virginia tn"
meeting at times wdS Hul;" stormy.
some three or four i,rinS on the iloor
at tie same time. WISHING to hc rccoG-
nizcd by the Chairman. 1t Is said that
General Stith I:olling. of this city.
could have suttcn the support Of both
factions for Chairman Dt the Commit
toe. and also FOR National Committee
man. but ne declined to ncccpt either on
account OF his Irivdt" business engage
mcnis being such tha' u" could not
give proper attention 10 the duties Of
either place Mos of those from out
side of the city who Wsro in attcn-
dance upon the meeting LETT FOR their
respective homes this m"rnn;,.
Quite q large crowd from Petersburg
game of football between the teams q.
the University of Virginia ana The Uni
vcrsity of North Carolina.
Mi l. q; Jenkins. of Crcwc. anGN Miss
Rosa Hudgus. Of Petersburg. were
united i'm thch old bonds of Inatrimonv
al llH fifSl lNdptiHt '''ti tliS IiNlt-
ing at $50 O'Clock Rev. II. w. Battle.
d. D.. oRiciatcd The couple left for At
lanta on n bridal tour.
Mir G. p f.auicrlack. Il popular
young icwcier Of this city has presented
ST .loscph's Catholic Church with Il
beautiful clock.
THANKSGIVING day was observed in
Petersburg by the closing Of the banks
and public schools. .tnplopriatc SER
vices were held ut the Episcopal
churches and was characterized 10y
music of a high order.
have been using Hoods SarsaparilIa
and ! am In better health now tIi'n
have been for years. GIUSEPPE.
GRUSTI. ~ Main street, Norfolk. Va.
HOODS PILLS cure all liver Ills.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
TOILES DISMISSED.


Yesterday Justice Burroughs heard
the case OF y. l.. foilcs. charged with
keeping his bar. on Water street. Omen
on Sunday. and as Mr. II. J. Wool repre-
scented both FoileS and Mr.. Al. Hud-
gins. out Of whose case the former
grew, His Honor went over the case Of
the latter gentleman ri the same time
Tho evidence against Mr.. l'oiics WAS
the same as that given against Mr.
liudgins, except that it did not connect
Mr.. Foilcs with the sale of the liquor
The evidence in Mir. Itudgins' case was
published in yesterdays Virrinian.
Mir. Wool made Il strong argument for
his client. After hearing the evidence
and argument Justice Burroughs dis
missed the warrant against Mr. Foilcs
and stated that he would take Mr.
liudgins' case under advisement.
HARRY ElLLNGSWoRTH'S rAsE.
Mr.. J. C. PETER. a young white man.
living on Cooley avenue. Atlantic City.
sworc out a warrant on Wednesday
for the Arrest of young Harry c.. Filings
worth who has been boarding with his
wife at the house of Mr. PETER. char.-
ing lGllingsworth with beating his GEL
linesworth's) Wife and creating Il dis
turbancc at his Hcifer's) house on last
sunday morning. Mr.. Ellingsworih
was arrested Wednesday and bailcd for
his appearance before the Police Court
yesterday. The evidence was conclu-
sivc as to the accused Shaping his wife
1t was also shown. however, that there
was malice on the part of PETER on nc
count of board bin due him by El-
hngsworth. which PETER had been una
bic to collect. PETER offered To with
draw the charge If IIllingSwo-th would
pay the bill or secure the amount to
him. F,llngsworth's wife testified
against him. Justice Burroughs fined
the accused $l0 and costs. from which
decision his attorney appealed to the
Corporation Court, furnishing bail in
the sum of $40 for his appearance with
officer s.. ID. Hank as surety. Later
Mr.. tllinEsworth sworc out "a warrant
for the arrest Of PETER to have him
bound over to keep the peace. This
latter warrant will be tried Tomorrow.
PETER being bailed for his appearance
MINOR OFFENSES
F. NJ. Grant. white. drunk: dismissed.
r.. ]. Richardson white disordery
John Deans. colorcd. drunk; fined 81
and costs
Jasper Moore colorcd, breach of the
peace: dismissed.
William Smith, colorcd. assault: fined
$3.50 and costs.
George Hinton, colorcd. larceny: dis
missed.
Mamie De Lonk, breach of the peace;
fined 81 and costs.
Maggie Batten, breach of the peace:
fined 81 and costs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
A BURGLAR in TROUBLE.
Caught Without the Aid of Police or Detec-
tive Working on An Iron Safe.
GEORGE WASHINGTON WAS INNOCENT,
At Least the Plaintiff Did Not Succeed
Ina Proving TINT He PIucIscd the
Chickens From the Hen Roost :
Foilcs Disn,isscd-FIned for Wife
BcatinS-Other Cases.

Yesterday being Thanksgiving Day
the Clerks office was closed and none
of the courts We're In session, except
the Police Court; hence there is little
TO report in the shape of news. Jus
tice burroughs had small and unim-
portant docket
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--House 81 Yarmouth street.
with all modern improvements posses
sion can he given by the LIST of iOncrm-
Der. Apply TO 81 Butte street. no2S-tr
FOR RENTING rooms zone f,irnisheO
for single gentlemen: nicd location. Adj
dress III w. r." care Nirginian.
no2l-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29

SALES MEN TO take orders and collect
$50 bond, signed by business firm, re-
quired; exclusive territory; S25 TO S75
weekly. For particulars, address T..
o. Box 1851 New York city. tu.th. f,su
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29

BUILDING. LOAN AND LIFE lNSU-
rance combined; exceptional induce
ments offered TO first-ciuSs solicitors
Room 81 IIaddington building, city. 0
to 10 q. M motif
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell staple goods
at home or travel: liberal salary or
good commission. we send samples OH
application: give exclusive territory
Address =. Q. Box 11O3. \. Y. CITY.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED..-To rent with board TO mar
ried couple, without children. one Fine
Room Price low. The object being more
TO have company in the house than TO
make money. Address CANOPY, with
references. this office. II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29

! WANT Five Experienced Building and
Loan Solicitors well acquainted IN Nor
folk ana adjacent Towns. VIII pay
salary with commission. Call on w.
NJ. PARIl. at Atlantic Hotel. Norfolk,
between . ana 1 d. nj. atli-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29

BOILERS-G5 new and 81 secon!-hard
Boilers; also. large stock OF Engines at
buyers prices: Address THE CASEY &
HODGES MANuFACTURING co.
Chattanooga. Tenn. no26-2w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29

WANTED-A medium size horse. Must
be sound and gentle. y good worker
end when can he seen Address
"NORSE.N cure NirEimiam. nog.-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29

BOARD--For two single gentlemen: con
Venent TO the business portion of the
city. can he obtained BY addressing "a.
E." this office no2i-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29

Our Lamp and Onyx Tables are SUI
porb. and our Cabinets are grand
CHAPMAN & JAkE;MAN.
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EALESaiEN-One locally and one to
travel: will pay good salary and cx-
penscs or commission; orders easily OBJ
tanned: experience unnecessary: for
samples and particulars address p. "
!oN ago New York city.