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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-06
MARRIAGE DoWRY OF SIS, 900, 600.
Miss Vanderbilt nnd The Duke at SInrI-
borough Si.m Pni,Nrh. NJ.

New York. Nov. 5.--William K. Van
ucrbilt. his daughter, Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt. and tho Duke of Mari
huroug met at the home OF Mrs. Wander
bit. at q cast I'D street this morning
ana signed the papers affecting the mar
rlaSc settlements.
Mrs. Vanderbilt was not present
Mr.. Vanderbilt drove to the house with
ms lawyer, j. Henry Anderson. a few
minutes later the Duke arrived with
MS solicitor. Milwarh Harding. An
h"ur was spent I'm going over the
terms ana finally the papers were sign
gu by Miss Vanderbilt, her father ana
ncr prospective husband. IL wns sub
SStSdn"ntly learned on good authority
,nat ny the, terms Of the settlement
~ MISS E Vanderbilt gets dowry of
Sa,Oo0. QUE
Nv MISS E Gonsnelo Vanderbilt will become
~ puchcsS of Marlborough at noon to-
marrow The mnrrlagc will he cclebrat :
eu III 81. Thomas Church. i'm the ,,rr-
SSnce "' 900 invited guests. Tho we'd :
ui ,a without doubt. viii surpnss In
vn'",ns',iloh OF details any previous
NJ m,.i'''hs ever solcmnlZcd In this rIty
, ne rank In England of .thc yo,,ur
u,IlncEr""m and the great wealth of
.nc iheS family have caused their
tcntlon. VI ~
1t Is consequently expected thai q
i.tIac'"d l" the scene Of the ceremony
~ tNc'N possible prccnutIon has been
'uh'ii I" prevent any disorder, such ns
n mtihcu ihn wedding of the Earl OF
IrhNeii ana Miss Bradley Martin. a
,,a,se iorcr "i police viii he on hand to
Keep Firth avenue and the ntlIoinin,r
streets clear ana Ia hold the crowd
,aek from til" church entrance. No
person VIII be allowed In the church
except those who have tickets
me doors Will be opened nj 10 o'cIocI,
~ lnat time concert of vocal and
Instrumental music will begin under
me conduct of George William Warren
IL ~ expected this viii he concluded
by iilh; Tho Symphony Orchestra.
M. T,,ner NJ. iamr"&ch. Will then play
be played during the ceremony.
The time for the ceremony has boon
iiNed for.l2 o'clock. The clcrgymcu who
are to take part IN the ceremony will
nc IN the chanccl at thai time. Rlsliop
LitileJohn viii nlliciatc, assisted by
Slshop Potter and DR.. John Wrslcv
Brown.
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ADDITIONAL RETURNS

~ b.
Boston. Mass, Nov 5.-Two hundred
and nifty Of the 1853 cities and towns in
the State give for. Governor:, lGrecn-
halge QRep), 1i1,ls4; Kendall Tro).
4.127; Williams Dem.), 76,7SS. Green.
halEe's plurality. 35,45l.
The same towns In 1924 gave Green
haige loS,65G; Russell 10000; Green
halge's plurIty, s2,7i7. Net Republican
guin. 2G05.
The same towns. with II few missing,
give for Lieutenant Governor: Grin
nell Dem.). 1852: Walcott (Rcp.).
1856.
The same towns vote as follows on the
Woman's Suffrage question:: Yes,
i3.27s; No, 7l.752. Majority against,
2S.474.
Twenty-six towns In eastern Muss,,-
chusetts give Greenhlige Utep.). 1924
Kendall Uro). 7n3 Williams Dem)
300. GreenhnlgG's Purity, 1904
The same towns last year gave Green.
hnigc l0,20G; Russell, 5.235. Greenhnlgc's
plurality, 4,aSl. Net Republican gain
2l3.
The same towns vote as follows on
the Womans Suffrage questions: Yes
H.l32: No, $3.50, Majority for No. a.ais.
i53 towns out of 353 In Massachusetts
give Tor Governor Grcenhalgc Utep.)
d3,7aS: Williams Dcm). 22,G16: Green.
halgcs plurality. 2l.1S2
The same towns In 1894 gave Green
ilnige plurality of l9,GS5. Net Rcpub-
lican gains. 1897. The same towns
give for Lieutenant Governor: Grin
nell Dem). 1850; Woicott Uep.)
1886. Wolcott's plurality, Is. OBS The
same towns vote on the Woman Suf-
fragc question give II minority of 14.3lC
against. ~
81 towns in Massachusetts give for
Governor: Grcenhalge tRcp), 15OiSi
Kendall u'ro), us; Williams .Oem.).
',!!! Grecnhalgcs plurality. 1850
The same towns IN 1894 gave Green
ha!cc 1890: Russell, 1850 Net Rcpub-
lican loss, ia.
40 towns so far heard from give
Grcenhalgc. 22,6Gl: Williams. 1l.441. The
same towns last year gave Grcenhnlgc
22.IS2; Russell, l.392. Il net Republican
loss of 227
y towns out Of a5a in Massachu-
setts give for Governor: Grcenhnlrc,
24,3Sj: Williams 1858. tirecnllal,.c's
plurality. li.6I2. The same towns last
year gave Grccnhalgc 2I,S25: Russell.
l2,So6. Greenhalgc's plurality, 1908.
Net Republican loss. 3i7.
Thc vote of Boston, with but Two
precincts lacking. is: Williams (Dem. J.
"3,9oS; Grccnhnlgc u'cp). aO.7c3: Demo
cratic plurality, 2.2S5 In 1891 the same
precincts gave Russell (Dpm.l ISIS.
GrerniialEe (Rcp). 29.959: Democratic
plurality, 2,Sa9: Democratic loss. Ga.
lo0 towns so far heard from rive
Greenhalsc 31,!So; Williams. f5.50i. rho
same towns last year give Grcenbnlgc.
~ l63: Russell: l5,422. = net Republican
loss OF a55. This would Indicate Green
halEe's reelection by -. O0n plurality
Springfield. Mass. Nov. 5.-Ten small
towns in Hamnnen. T'rauklin, and
Hampshire counties show a loss for
Grccnhalge lind II gain for Williams.
compared with last year.
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RRAMBLEToN.

Mr.. j. T. Howard and family re-
moved yesterday from aO3 North Clay
avenue To East Willoughby, near Park
avenue. 10 reside.
Miss Lula Ivey, OF Chesterfield coun-
". Va. who was visiting the Misses
tcrday for home. Z.
Mrs. -. y. Cain. a former resident OF
this ward. but now of Washington. d.
c., is expected on Il visit 10 her friend,
Mrs. j. o. Hunter, Tunstall avenue.
There is Increasing interest i'm HE
Drill.' ut l3rambleton Hall tomorrow
night. for the benefit OF Trinity NJ f..
Church.
Oyster suppers at Mrs. Viewers.
Clay and Claiborne avenues. and Mrs.
|lIlckman's Windsor avenue. for Oman
Street Methodist and Spurgeon Haptist
churches respectively, were much en-
joycd last night.
There will be n meeting of the par
sonagc and Aid Society OF McKcndrec
this evening at O'Clock.
Christian Memorial TEMPLE was tho
scene last night of pretty marriage.
the contracting parties being Mr. Ernest
LinWoGd Bonnoy and Miss NJ, Eugene
l'unting. the handsome daughter of MIR.
w. Il. bunting, 23S North Reservoir ave
nic: Key w. H. Reanchamp. assisted
by Key. j. +. Barrett. ID. d.. performed
he ceremony Mrs. Carr presided AT
the organ The ushers were Mcssrs.
Charlie bishop and Willie Marshall. at
$50 o'clock the brte-clcct moved grace
fully toward the altar. leaning on the
arm OF her father who gave her away to
the groom. Miss Minnie Land OF
Ocean View. WAS brides maid Of honor
and Mr.. Camp Shelley groom's best
man. Little Miss Gladys Oliver was;
flower girl and Master Willie Land
page, with waiter bearing the wedding
ring. The following were bridesmaids
Misses Katie Oliver and Kate and Lille
Hunter. and these are the groomsmen
Me''srs. j. ID. Shackelror,l Fortune
Odend hal and Walter Britt
The brides costume was white silk.
trimmed in muslin de sole and white
violcis. and she carried brides roses.
The maid Of honor wore pink organdie.
trimmed with chiffon and pearl trim
ming ana she carried La France roses
IN" bridesmaids were dressed i'm white
organdic. with satin and flowers trim
mings and they carried marchcIncIl
roses.
Presents were beautiful and useful
y RECEPTION was enjoyed at the resi-
dence from to II O'Clock last night.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, Pa. Nov Sill j.. Nj
i5ut few returns have been received Mt
this hour--i3:!lO; Il. m.-.-hut enough is
known TO show that the entire Republic
can county ticket has been elected
Both parties were exceedingly apathct-
ic during the campaign and the result
was apparent In the light vote cast on
both sides. Tho Republicans elect II
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
District Attorney. Recorder of Deeds,
City Comptroller. Coroner and Clerk of
the Court of Quarter Sessions
ON the State tickle; the returns mdi-
cate that Philadelphia will give over
$4,000 majority for Haywood Rcp). for
state Treasurer. Smith ANA Ycrkce
Democratic candidates for Superior
Judge. are running ahead Of their tick
ct mevery ward In which the count 6 :
been completed
Pennsylvania has elected Haywood
Rcp). for State Treasurer by Il ma icr-
ity approXimatinE l75.00D against
1916 majority in 1893 FOR Jackson
Rcp). The six Republican candidates
for Superior Judges are elected by ma
joritics slightly below that for Hay
wood
The choice of the minority party's
representative on the Superior Court
bench Is. from indications ut this writ :
ing. either Herman Yerkcs. Of Rucks
county. or Peter j. Smith. of Iacka-
wana county.
Philadelphia gives Haywood about
$4,000 majority. with Ycrkcs leading the
Democratic candidates FOR Superior
Judges.
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'NflSSISSElsEpl.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. I.-Thc election
is very tame affair. there being no
excitement or interest manifested in
this city, where the city wears u A;un-
day aspect. The weather is May Ike
and fine, So That the proba hility Is that
a full vote will be polled everywhere.
The Democratic majority in the State
will not fan far short Of 10000.
The election in Mississippi has been
a tame and onc-sided affair. AS far
as heard from everything is Demo-
cratic by large majoritics. \ telegram
from faZoo. ono of the banner counties
OF the state. says the Populists were
Just not in il. Other counties make
similgr reports, though interior pre-
clnctS have not been heard from. In
this. Kinds county. where the Popuists
made n srnnd-stand play. the Demo
cracy has swept everything.
The tons are that the entire
Democratic state ticket is elected by
from 30.0co TO 10000. The Republican
vote is about 20 per cent Of the total.
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I'M BERK XII EY

Captain a. Q. Calcut is quite sick nS,
81. Nincents Hospital.
Those who are fortunate enough ffS
set seats at the Baptist Church, viii
en1oy rare treat. The maghificenf
performance of '.Pilgrim's Proere5S5s
Wiil be presented by Rev. j. A .sI IaVsss)
,hc piind young preacher. The Sptffffts
iiiEs are SXlO and cover over 500 SfsaEi1
OF canvass There Will be no adinis5ions
rec. put free to everybody. A farewell
oneflnS VIII be made to Mr. Hayes III Il
tue close OF tho service, .-f Ettst ysss sss5
LIST of unclaimed letters .remafnffI@
IN the Postoitlce at Berkeley, Vail foT
week ending November 5th, 1895. STssTs
SONS calling for these letters Wilt s5 saw
lhey are advertised: Miss w. n AisfIfs
strons. Lucn Butts, Rosa Ballard. JaHf
=. Bnker, Rachel Bonney, Misc 4fSIH
lsrouEhton, sydney Browder TIorafira
iiroWn, SOPHIA Calvin, F.. II. Den Iias
itichard Evans, Caroline Ether!dTeJ'sfS
j. Fletcher. Thornton Garris, Jafie4IIiIi5
Louis jacobson &c Son, William n ohm
son. Ellen Johnson. e. G.. ,JeffersonS
SARAH II. Jones, Tom Knites, 6sf5ifffi
Length, J. ]. Logan, Edmund M orrise5fs
LAURA Mccain, Stephen Nfncklih? IlTIss
ma Mann. William Rowe, Sta fiiSsi
Robinson. Mary Stephenson. JosepliiiIaf
simon. Mrs. w. S. Saunders, Mrs. M sTSfs
Spirey, James II. Smith Marriott .TaVs
lor Emma Virgins, Edward YillianIss
-. -. wilkins, John Williams, sITditff
Wilson, Richard Wilkins.
j. T.. IIOZIER. p. SBfSStiSS
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tile many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative: eficctually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fcvers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
CHING them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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THE GREAT NoR !, ii: N :sssfHsIl
Is Rcirig Engineered BY ii eli WIG
Not Employ cs OIL tile: RohtIs

Butte, Mont, Nov. &. "A Ices ff f25S3
kalispell are to the effect tfItst Bill IL iii
strike ordered on the q Teat IN OFT ffSfdi3
road by Goodwin the A. I3ESIJ RI Hi recfSSH
IS fiat failure as the men Tef iasS4s
quit work and Goodwin tar d Ssf III III
othcrS are under arrest on tka sCfi fSFSkS
OF malicious destruction sof. pro ESI
me men had Il preliminary he'd III
ms afternoon. The tcstifffonyES4 ffS
that Goodwin with the others caf s53S
the roundhouse at midnight gsasJ e G satt6S
win mounted the negine I'll sSW ii HI,
Reynolds was in Charge and gsaid;
There Is Il strike on" The engine Ky HI
run into the house, the fires \ sc ssftf4
engines were then drawn. The snaSS
uo|er was run on the turn-ta bie afffSS
thrown into the nit i 81 lssfaaaSggss
rms whole bushes Is being eli Ss5s
heered by few men who are no Iiss$S
employees OF the Great NortiierIit'Ss
snid Montana Central man taaiiigfiS,
~ Few OF them have been discharged
ior lhcompetency and others beca usS
amey were seeking to make troti6IS
me acton OF the man al ISaltsT5s3
VINO Killed engines and attempt adsS@
nurn bridge near Columbia EsaffsI
Yesterday afternoon is denounced yss tSS
thcl employees here as an8oIifT sEsf
which merits swift punishmefttI,tiss sss
Conductor Hall, OF the Montaf,S8 issffff.
lrll. departed last evening for C3rasi
Fails and carries with him coniniiffs
nlcation signed by all of the e1n1i0Vas
Oh the road setting forth that thew hSi yS
no Erlerirnce, and that th5y had sfitca
representative In the St. Paul ss flifSet,
NE OF the committee to discuss Il iii
situation. q $500 II e NJ
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A GREAT NfID-SE&sON SALE: II
or High class Dry Goods. ana aisf
mcnfs for Wosncn's and Chiidreis,i
Wcnr, Commencing ROY. II III. ffssisEas

Highest standard goods ut the ioWsatII
price ever known. Think of All-yYohis
goods for 25c. All Wool Pads WORTH;
soc. now SOC All Wool Henrietta s
worth Goo. now Zoe. Fancy WeS&os:
IN Black and Colored Dress Goodss
worth dOc. and Toe. now soc. Ladisssi
Cloth worth 81 now 75c Clay Sargassss
t5t inches wde), worth So, now ST "a.
Wool Dress Goods from 10c. up Isl asss
Remember, all goods are not ;redjicsdS
from the low figures previously MIA
on them but the unusual lowering Sof,
many prices renders this sale remarISaf
able In I'LL respects. Some wonders Efisa
Wraps for Ladies'. Misses, and YGnsiAs
dren. Surprises await youSiiiSa our i65
Muslin Underwear Department. ISoSas,
hll-Wool ShirtWaist only roc, WORTH
81. Boys Waist worth soc. now; az az
Ladies' Wool Waist worth Sits and @S9s
10 close only Sl25; Sponge CreponsS tHa
Ideal lining for dresses. sSlt
r. y. SAUNDERS
IT, Main streefag
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why This should he Read.

because you can save considerable
money. il YOU will only take the time TO
investigate our prices. Nowhere else
can you equal these prices Ladies'
fine caites, $3.50 and upwards: fine jack
cts and REFERS. So and upwards: chill
drcn's long coats and REFERS, 50 and up
wards; all wool serge dress goods, Csc
yard; fine wool plaids, l9c yard: all wool
red flannel, 15c. yard fine white flannel.
l5c. yard; Utica blcachcd sheetinE. I9c.
yard; large linen. y size napkins. i5c.
dozen; fringed doyliess 25c dozen; ladies'
wool shirts. full size, soc. each, and
numerous other barga ms
LEVY BROS. BARGAIN STORE.
ia Main street.
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COl.OR Am.

Denver Col. Nov. 5.-The elections
In Colorado were for county officers.
y light vote was cast in many counties.
dues to'a snow storm lasting most of
tho day. In the three larger Counties
Alrarahoc, Ell Paso and Pucbio-the Re
publican party seems to be defeated.
In Denver the interest In tho election
was Intense" and the fusion ticket will
probably win.
Armstrong. for Sheriff. Is certainly
eicced over Webb the Republican can
didatc. The women voted about as gem
orally as the men.
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just opposite the water works property
on the Lake. Lawson road. Aud that
tract was purchased for driven Well
plant site at q cost of $4,000. The
land is worth nearly' If not quite that
sum for farming purposes, but not
Wishing to go the expense Of putting
down and connecting up sys-
tenn OF driven wells without
steam pumping for short time, a
small number of wells, we put down and
connected up to II small temporary
pump which pumped Very well nj first,
but. owing TO the great drought. did not
hold out satisfactorily. Our experience
conrinceS us, however that u hundred
wells which we expect to put down
should further tests prove satisfactory.
within the appropriation, would yield
say one-half to thrC2-Quartcrs of Il mil
lion gallons daily in ordinary times.
which would enable us to conserve the
water of the lakes preparatory TO meet
drought
we are boring further test wells In
order to find better gravel before finally
determining whether to put In plant,
or where to locate IT, Very Respectfully,
etc. G. S. RRlrrE
President.
The following resolution was then
offered:
Be is resolved by the Common and
Select Councils of the City of Norfolk,
That the Board of Water Commission
crs be, and said board Is. hereby au-
thorized TO eNpend from the funds of
the water department the sum OF TWEEN
ty thousand dollars Cs2O. 000), or SO
much thereof as incy be necessary, to
sink an experimental artcsihn well. this
sum being in lieu OF the fifteen thou
sand dollars Si5.0C0) expenditure nu-
thorzcd by resolution OF the Common
Council April Sth, 1885, and of the Sc
nd In,
solution appropiiatina the sl5,00D as
above is hereby rcscindcd
Niessrs. Borum and Arps spoke in
support of the resolution.
Mr.. r. Y. Zachary. superintendent
Of the Water Deral tmcnt was preScu;
and said that the water could probably
he secured at denth of from 1000 Ia
1000 feet. He emphasized the need q,
wntr. and stat aG that II could proha-
bly, be best secured By the artesian syst
lem He thought the park the most
convenient spot for pump. house t.,
point of cost and availability.
President Roper took the floor and
said that he did not think IL advisable
to adopt the resolution with the small
attendance. He was in doubt as to the
ACCESSIBILITY of changing the base OF
supply or Of assuming the expense OF
an additional pump-houSc The place
10 spend the money is at the present
works he said
Mr.. Zachary said that there was nc
intention of abandoning The old works
or any Of the present thrqr pumping
station new pumping statiou
would merely he established al tho
park. which would be very. advantage.
Gus from an economical standpoint, In
that 1t would save tile expense of pump
Ing such Il great distance and that the
necessity which would exist in a few
years of laying 81 large main between
Aloore,s bridge and the city, NJ IL cost
OF Sl50.O0o or more
No action was taken on the resolu-
ton.
Properly approved bills were ordered
paid
\ resolution requiring the owners tc
rebuild Roanoke dock was adopted
The Council then adjourned until Fri.
day.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

liANFORD SPENCER OBRIEN.-
The Hanford- Spenccr-O'B classic
drama combination will give three per-
iorinanccS in Norfolk this week.
Apart from the stars. who are FIRST
class players, their assistants are an
uncommonly superior lot They were
selected with the utmost care for tl,c
parts they play. This, In itself is Il suf-
hcient guarantee of a first-class all
around performance. In other cities
their performances have gained moth
Ing but praise from large ana intelii-
gent audiences. The scenery is Of rare
merit. because il was painted for the
presentations Of this company. And
with n regard for accuracy and art.
instead of mere gaudincss In the
Merchant of Venice" which will be
brought out Friday night, Charles e.
lianiofd viii impcrSonatc Shylock; Eli
hu Il: Spencer will pcrsonatc Bassanio.
ana MISS Nora O'I:ricn will be seen in
the character of Sweet Portid
The Hunchback," an old ana suncrb
pay, that viii be new to many. will
be acted Saturday afternoon; with Mr.,
flanrord as Master Walter, Mr.. Spencer
as clifford. and Miss O'Brien as Julj:
othcllo viii be the play for Saturday
night. Mr. Hanford will play tho
jealous blackamon, who straneies his
guiitless wife; Mr. Spencer will play
iago one of the blacklist Williams I'm
classic or any other drama. and Miss
- lifien VIII appear as DeSdcmona
Othcllo's wife. All of the other char
acters in these three plays will be IN
tcrpretcd by accomplished actors
The sa lc OF seats will omen this morn
ins. Prices, 2ac., SOC. 15c, ST.
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MICH IGNN.

Detroit. Mich. Nov. j.-rhc city cleo
tion here to-day passed off quietly. The
weather was perfect. but Il light vote
was polled. Fl. S. Pingrce the Ecpub-
lican nominee for Mayor carried the
city by 5000 majority over Samuel
Goldwater tDem.). The entire Republic
can city ticket is elected. A ma jority
of the sixteen Aldermen are Republican.
Mayor PinSrce carried the city by
lO5S3 majority and the rest of the Re-
publican city ticket wins with him by
slightly smaller majorltics.
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The Casket is in receipt OF more
special bargains. Diamond brooches
and pendants, $50. worth $50; $50 worth
$40, up to $3.50: diamond rings from s.
to $500; gold watches. SIS to S25C: silver
sugar shells, $l.25; butter knives, sugar
sifters, cream ladies at Sl.5O: tea spoons,
late Fancy patterns, at 81 per set Every
thing of worth at bottom prices TO he
found at Greenwood's. Best work by
best worknen at Greenwoods. You
save time. money and patience by pat
ronizing Greenwood's.
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The following were the exports from
N0rloik during the month OF October.
bark and roots. $3.50: 5.173 tons bituml
NOUS coal. sl9924: coal for
ships, use. sl4,Sa2; 5.59s bales cotton.
S23o,32a; 2l.600 gallons of cotton-seett
on. SS,720; l46,2S0 pounds leaf tobacco.
5000; logs. etc. $Sl .ai5; slaves and
headings. slT7l5. Total, s5lo,ss1
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Police PnsraI

Have you seen the Genuine Patrol
Shoe that we sell for 81, made with b
solid soles? There Is no better ONES
made. We can furnish you with tcsti-
monials from those that have worn
them. embracing policemen, butchers,
blacksmiths, carpenters, oyStcrmcn,
bartendcrs, farmers and all kinds of
1aborers. Come and see them at
HELLER'S ONE-PRICE SHOE
STORE, A6 Bank ST., Opp. Courthouse.
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The Marquis De Sayvc Acquitted.

Paris. Nov. 5.-rhe sensational trial
Of the Marquis De Nayvc, who was nc
cuscd OF having murdered In 1855 the
illegltimate son Of his wife by throw
ing him from the Cliffs, between Sor-
rento and Castellamri. Italy. was ended
to-day In the acqulttal of the prisoner.
The trial last ed six days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-06

ers and feathers lose: jEro ba 81 ys SaSisf2
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-06

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-06

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