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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-13
ELIZABETH CITY. N. c.


ELIZABETH CITY. n. c., September
l2.-lho body of small colored bow
nbout 10 years old was fonud in the
water back of the large grocery store
OF Ehringhans Bros. n Co. on yester
day afternoon. When found the boy
Ind been drowned for some time. Tie
Coroner's inquest was held at once and
the lury's verdict was that 1.-THE de
ceased was pushed overheard by some
person or persons unknown to this
jury.
Mr.. Il. &. Potter, of the Norfolk aud
Southern railroad. is in the city to.
day.
Sheriff Riddick, of perquimmuus
county, shot and seriously wounded a
negro named Steven Hallowell IN at
tempting to arrest him near WoodviIle
yesterday afternoon. Efforts had been
madc to arrest HMllowell, who is large
and powerful man. for two wears. bn I
have always been unsuccessful, Altar
being canght he escaped from Riddick,
who called to him to halt several times,
He refused to obey and the Sheriff
shot HIM twice. a large pnrt of his
head was torn away, but although tho
wound Is dangerous it is thought le
will recover
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BRAMBLETON.

Nice rooms for rent; sec advertise
ment In proper column.
T. Mrs. Ii. W. Heath and children, of
Kelley avenue, will leave to day for
Rosendale, n. &.
blrs. G. n. King is at home again on
Ferguson avenue, having returned from
u pleasant visit to friends in Mathews
county, Va.
Messrs. Young brothers have made
decided improvements III their hand.
some residence on Windsor avenue.
1t has been advisedly suggested that
the condition of the marsh III the rear
OF the public school building, corner
Claiborne aud RESERVOIR avenues, Is
such us to be menace to the health of
teachers and pupils to be engaged there
this ensuing session. The matter needs
prompt attention.
There Is complaint OF Interference
with The VKGIHIAN by both taking
and borrowing it after delivering to
Subscribers by the route boys.
MIR. Lewis Lunier, son of Captain
and Mrs. L. j. Lanier, formerly OF this
ward, now of Lgmbert's Point, is at
home very i'll with pneumonia.
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Mrs. Murdaunt and daughter, OF
New York, are the guests of Mrs. j.
Il, Lennon, johnson avenue. .
Huntersvllle Is to have drug store
In the near future, to be located cor
ner Central and Washington avenues.
Miss Helen Cuykendnll, of Rlch
mond, Va, who was stopping with
Mrs. j. G. Titus. Pollard street, has
returned home.
Mrs. HrIghrs little girl, whose
brother died with dIptheria on
Monday, has not yet contracted that
disease, as has been reported III some
OF the papers, and 1t Is said that there
are no bnd cases of IT III this town.
Report says that the iIuntcrsyilIe
team played the BrHmbleton game of
ball yesterday, with result Of . 10 0
III favor OF the former.
MIR. and Mrs. Holloway, recently
from Portsmouth, have II sick dau.h.
ter after ut their residence. corner of
Central avenue ana Avenue Il,
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NEWPORT NEWS.

NEWPORT News, Va, September ~,
he remains of Virginia Oooksey, the
niue daughter of Captain and Mrs. W.
~ Oooksey, whose snd death occurred
ihonany, wero taken to Baltimore yos-
terday Tor lntorment III the family
square IN Greeuw God Cemetery, in that
c''Y; Many grief stricken friends at.
tended the funeral cortege to the Mer-
chants and Miners wharf. The floral
offerings were very beautiful, compris
ing many artistic and exquisite designs.
In nonor oil the memory OF tho little
Juvenile. the flags on the steamer
Loniso wcro at hall mast Yesterday.
Mrs. Waiter Stcphcus, Of Norfolk.
was in the city yesterday.
Tho public schools will begin Mon.
dny and tho teachers will arrive to.
morrow, among whom are Misses
Dicksey Bagby and llalliu Webb, of
Richmond. who had charge of two Of
the departments last yeur.
Father Wilson, OF Norfolk, was in
the city Wednesday to hold tho final
service over tho remains of littlo Vir
GINA Cooksey. Father Donohue being
absent in Stanton.
Mrs. Theodore Livezey will return
to Philadelphia Tomorrow and carry
with her her infant granduug liter.
Elizabeth. the daughter of Mrs. Katie
Fec HiveZey, whose sad death occurred
here few weeks ago.
Mics Annie Shield has returned from
visit to friends IN Toano.
Mics Bessie Maltipgby has returned
from James City, where she has breu
the guest OF friends.
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4 Pretty Wedding.

a pretty wedding took place ut st.
Mary's Church yesterday at 4 O'Clock,
the contracting parties being Miss
Annie {. Lester aud Mr.. NJ. }. Lyons.
both of this city. MIR. Jos. Reilly
acted as best man and Miss May Lizzie
untton as maid OF honor, who looked
very pretty dressed in white China
silk. The bride wore q brown travel
ing dress. After the wedding the
party went to the future hoK,c of the
bride, No. IS Wood street, where on
elegant dinner was served, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons left by Bay Lime
for n Northern tour. The following
were the ushers: Messrs. j. /. Hat.
ton, G. H. Consolyo, j. L. Fletcher
and &. b. Carroll.
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SHORT, BUT ACCURATE ITEMS
The Days Doings Condensed and
Put in Readable Form.
A Novel Nautical Sight. A Young
Man Waiting to be Examined as to
His Mental Condition. a Gold
Watch Lost. Other Inter-
esting Gossip.
Fair weather reported for tomorrow
Mr.. q. A. Sledge has returned home

Fair weather reported for tomorrow
Mr.. q. A. Sledge has returned home
from the mountains,
The next session of Norfolk Academy
begins Wednesday,, the 18th.
Charles Loney ls in the city Jail, to
be examined as to his mental condi-
ton.
party of young people from Bran.
Dieton went on hay ride to Ocean
View last night.
The Schooner Cornelia, which was
sunk IN the Perquimrnons river, n. g..
has arrived at this port.
gold watch aud chain, lost by Miss
Blount on Church street, has been 70.
covered by Detective Eastwood.
The warrant against l. Gntman,
charging him with selling impure
meats. was dismissed by Justice Bur-
roughs yesterday.
There Will be u musical at the Free
mason Street (DisciplesD Church to.
night. given by the Willing Helpers
Society. Admission free,
Miss Mary Adams, accompanied by
her sister, Miss katharine Adams. Of
Baltimore, lett this city Yesterday
afternoon to visit friends at Newport
News.
An opeu air Gospel meeting was
held ut the corner OF Princess Aune
avenue and Church street last night.
Rev. j. L. Mastin, of Mckeadree. was
the speaker,
a deed was admitted to record in the
Clerk 6 office to-day from O. Il. Multby
TO Gordon ~ Sbnrpley Transferring to
the latter IA lot of land at the corner of
Ferguson and Jamison avenues, Bran
Dletun Ward consideration, $3.50.
He remains Of Mrs. Mary Il. Tan
ner, who died at tbs residence of her
sou, on Botetourt street, yesterday,
aged Us years aud ii months, were
forwarded TO Pittsuurg ON the Norfolk
and Western train yesterday morning
| for burial.
The two masted schooner Lizzie Il.
Edwards passed up the harbor to-day
with sniis furled and dropped anchor
on the Berkley flats. The sight was 30
novel that 1t attracted much attention.
1t was explained that the Edwards has
gasolene engine and is steamer
| as well AS schooner.
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ALMOST IN THIRD PLACE
Concluded from Second page.

,~--~~>~~~--~>~I~~e>-~-->
Norfolk percentage to be absolutely
correct should be written All G7-100,
making II difference of a fraction in
favor of Portsmouth.
The following information is fur.
nishod by THE VIRGiNIAN's Richmond
correspondent:
Very much interest is felt here as
to the reorganization Of the Virginia
League. This will be affected Mt u
meeting on the 18TH of October.
President Nick Young has written
here that the League cannot have the
protection of the National unless the
rules are observed. He complains of
Norfolk, Petersburg and Lynchburg
for playing Mills, Turner and Mason,
and also OF Portsmouth for allowing
McGann to plny on that team after
he left Norfolk. 1t is moro than likely
that man will be chosen to take
charge of the affairs OF the League and
have entire control, subject to the up.
proval of Board OF Directors. just
who that person will be il not known.
The only name that has been suggested
is that of MIR. Belts, the umpire"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-13
AMUSEM ENTS.

''TR1LBY," the most successful play
written in fifty years, which Is now
the reigning success in New York aud
Chicago, will be brought hero for two
nights, commencing Monday, Septem-
Der 10th, matinee Tuesday.
This will be the only visit here, az
the great company playing "rrilby"
10 to make an extended tour through
out the Western cities III September.
All the beautiful scenery, costumes
and original music will DO brought
directly from New York and the com.
pany will be under the direction of
William a. Brady. A company of adj
mirable players has been brought to,
gether by Manager Palmer for the
Interpretation OF "Trilby." Every
role is taken by competent person
aud there Is an attention to minor
details that Is most cOmmendable The
sale of seats will begin Tomorrow
morning. No advance in prices.
Matinee prices same as evening, 25c,
5Uc, zoe aud 81.
"A THIp 70 CnISATowN. TO those
who wish TO tako q delightful "Trip to
Chinatown" by Hoyt's route our al.
vice Is to secure your tickle cts early and
60 TO the Academy of Music to- night,
tomorrow matluee and to morrow
night. The trip viii! he marked by
several innovations and the piece will
be presented with the original New
York cast and new costumes and
scenery. There has been remarkable
large advance sale of seats, which
seems to Indicate that "a Trip to
Chinatown" WILDE received with the
same degree of cordihlty tins year that
has invariably marked it's former ap.
pehrance in;tbis city. The skit desig-
nnted by Mr.. Hoyt as n musical triile.
is considered to be the most breezy OF
his many works.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-13
An organ Tor .he l.,a..

The following letter from Rev. A.
Coke Smith merits II generous re-
spouse. Let the suggestion be acted
upon. The Texas should hnve an
organ, and the people Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth should contribute 1t. Start
the subscription list:
NORFOLK. Va, September II. 1895.
Editor OF theiNi'Rininn:
The Rev. Waller q. Isnacs. chaptnin
III the United States Navy, who has
been assigned to duty on board the
Texas, writes me that he would be glad
II the Christian people of Norfolk
would present. the Texas with an orGnu
and song books, say Moody and Sankey
Gospel hymns, Nos. D and i.
| would be very glad to receive any
contributions for this purpose. 1t
seems to me it would be very proper
thing for the good people of our city
to do. What is done must be done at
once. Respectfully,
a. COKE SMITH.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-13

The outlook for the Y. NJ. G. A. Star
Course is more encouraging. number
OF subscriptions having been received
in the last few days. An attractive ar
ray OF talent has been outlined, in
Guiding some OF the most pleasing aud
popular musical organizations on the
platform, such as the Lotus Glee
Club, and Miss Marshall; the Mozart
Club, Wesleyan University Glee Club,
ami Mandolin Club. Boston Ideal Con-
cert Company, and others Of equal
meri
Parties desiring tickets are requested
to make their wants known to the com.
mite at once, as 1t is necessary 10 close
contracts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-13
I'M BERKELEY,

The Town Council met last night
after vacation since July the 18th.
Messrs. Jones, Tilley, Graves, Whit.
worth and WhltstDne were present.
The Recorder read the minutes of
the last meeting, which were ap.
proved.
The Recorder reported balance of
S39e.2l III bank aud two notes over
due.
a motion was made aud carried to
pay the interest GU notes duo aud re-
new them.
Mr. Miller askad for rebate t. he
allowed him on tho tn1es due for the
yenr of - on the Town Hall property.
Request granted.
MIR. Tilley, of the Street Committee.
reported Liberty street extended and
Twelfth street III al unhcnithy condi
ton, caused by not having the prouer
drainage, aud asked for IN upproprin-
ton of $50 to execute the wo-k at
once. The amount was appropriated.
10 be pnid i'll sixty dnys.
The Committee on Water reported
progress aud were congratulated for
their excellent work.
Mr.. Jones stated that tho town ON .
ployes had not been puid since April
and wanted to know what cond liza
done to help them out. \ member sug
gested to dispenee with the employees
aud have the matter dropped, aud 10
Gdtlou was taken.
On motion, adjourned.
Miss Bette kod4eraon, OF Peters
burg, who has been visiting Mrs. Jno.
Foster on Chestnut street, left mst
night for Hampton. to visit her brother.
The Kings Daughters will sorye
cream and cake for the benefit of tho
lure Memorial Home tonight in their
hall on Berkley avenue. They will
have peach aud vanilla cream and
lemon ice on hand, and hope to see a |
their friends.
Mrs. Frank Parker is critically iii at
her residence on Liberty street ex-
tended,
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isrnu,bIctun Fnoti,uIi

The members of the Brambleton
football team have organized and the
members Will occupy the following 20
sitions: harn, T. c.; Jeilers. r. t. /:
Brown, r. g.; Bonner, c.; Wright, l..
e.. LAWYER, !. t.; Howard, !. c.; Dor
MN, IL b., Woodhouse, ]. h. b. I;
walker, r. II. b.; Nye tcaptain), f. b.
substitutes ,Calrow, Weaver, Over.
ton, Etheridge aud Morris. w. NJ.
HudgIns, manager.
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a Plain nnd simple sea.op WI,

rain ANA Simple Reason Why.
Because Mrs. Raphel is going out of
Duelness, hos rented her store out aud
sold her fixtures Is why she is selling
her stock OF shoes Mt cost, and in most
instances less thnn cost. Thoy mus,
he sold at some pilee. Remomber the
number,
llO Church street. cor. Plume slr,ela
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A deed was recorded in the Clerks
office yesterday transferring from
Barton Myers to james T.. Etberidpe.
q piece OF land on the east side Of
brewer street, near Freemasop. SlOO.
Nm. Stevens to Mrs. Lima b. Jake
man and Mrs, Ida V. Jacobs, lot and
buildings at the northeast coruer o(
Mariner and Rely streets, deed of
git,
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Canoe Found Afloat.

Notice is hereby given that ha o takoa
up nice canoe iouni IN the Nunsemund
River. Canoe had been stripped of sails.
and IS supposed to have been stolsn Owner
can recover property by proving same and
poying cost. Apply 10 :
10. HUBBARD.
se1-tf Suffolk, Va.
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Tic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The New York steamer will bring to
Norfolk this afternoon 30 Chinese
men aud women. They will leave Nor
folk via the Seaboard Air Line for the
Atlanta Exposition. There will also bc
ABOARD the steamer twenty. four Arabs
bound Tor the Streets of Cairo at the
Exposition.
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Mr. IIiIIiary Ten.re.s nl.nrrenrcd.

MIR. Hillary Fentress, well known
cttizen of Atlantic City. who for a
number of years was the keeper of the
Smiths Creek tole bridge. has mystic
riausly Disappeared
Wednesday night Mr.. Fentress'
daughter was taken sick and he went
alter doctor aud has never been seen
since. MIR. Fentress was 20 years OF
age and It is feared that some terrible
acclGen has beiallen him.
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the Modern Si.nuty

Thrives on good food and sunshine.
with plenty Of exercise IN the open
air. Her form CLOVIS with health and
her face blooms with It's beauty, If
her system needs the cleansing action
of laxative remedy, she usea the
gentle and pleasant liquid laxative
Syrup of Figs.
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NOSEGAY TOBACCO TROPHIESI
Vetter Leads in Portsmouth, Corcoran in Norfolk

beautiful gold by
OF Richmond OF
be voted to Norfok
Teams
ballot changed from
he ason CLOSES " ~
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When She was q Child, she cried for Cas,ora.
When She became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Casto,ia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-13

The nobbiest line of hats ever shown
in Norfolk con be found at Goldman
~ Hofheimer's.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-13

The Fire Department was called ont
last night by an alarm from box ~ ot
the corner of Main and Newcastle
streets. There was no fire.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-13

See last Sundays NnRGISlAN for
prices. WiIdII's, 1856 Main street.
\ light weight overcoat Is a necessity
at the seashore and mountains. Our
Covert overcoat Is Just the coat Won
want NICHOLS X WALLACE,
60 Main q treet,
Iced Coffee simply deicious) at
Macs. Try it. and you will drink
nothing else this warm weather.
1ou can only buy this seasons
fouman hat from Goldman & Hot.
heimer, sole agents.
DR.. Miles Pain pills. "ono cent II dose"
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summer Nt"cit u>t Gu--ioInc I.o:or,
hey Are Gone

'h"y Are come.
Ladies Carpet Slippers. As, SIS
aud G's .... 9Oc
Mems Rubber. Boston Shoes, & to : iOc
Boys Rubber Boston Shoes to ; $50
Boys Razor Toe Tan, Is to -. $50
BOYS Razor Toe Tan, 3 to ,. CSC
Ladies Pat Tip Oxfords. 2. toS. 3sc
Ladies Tan OXfords, q toS lOc
Plenty OF other styles very cheap.
HELLEK's OSE Price SHOE SroI:r.
iG Bank street, opp. Courthouse.
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NOTICE:

have this day purchased from John G; Triton
rlstee Tor H. Cay rickett, a that stock Il Faccy
The sorc No. * Market Place and do h cby
appoint IL Clay Pickett my manager to csnduct the
sand business under tie il,m S,d siyI- of .ni.
tlCktTF GROCERY COMPANY. Tine above
business will he carried on stiicly on cash b SIS
and will not be responsible fnr inS bills made
otncrwtse. ANN ELIZA PICKETT
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" okkesper Al manage and an round bust
ness inau; test references. Address box :isl Nor
FOLK srtg-Ius
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diamond l.nr itInu.

a nice line of low priced, nice Dia.
mond Ear Rings has come TO hand Of
the Casket, ranging in price from
$40 to $50 per pair. Higher priced
goods well upon the hundreds also in
stock. IT you want gem Of stone
go to That gem of jewelry store, c.
Il. Greenwood y Bro, l5S Main street.
Everything good aud everything
reasonable to be found there.
IF FOUR BACK ACHES,
Or you are all worn out. really good for moth.
ing. II is general debility Try
BR0WH'S IRON B{RTERS.
IL Will cure you cleanse your liver, and give
good appetite.
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WHO WILL LOAN - ruO IN a fine piec. pr.n
Sirgiuiau. ~, -.
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FOR RENT

L, oMS FOR RENT, Furnished or uniurni.l ed
~ with OF without board. No ~ lrlcmas n
s,Tr T. scig-3
, EOR EENT-Thf,e or four rooms ia house with
NJ shiidrcn; residence in good neigkburLood
ans conveniently located for str .t cars, markets
ana hureh-si refe ences given aud require APP.
ply ~ 5IG south faIk a,eaue seI2 u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-13

A Gen + make s. daily. Marvellous invention
~ Retails - cot to = sold in house Sapul,
mailed FREE. fOESHEE& MAXIM, CinrinuatiU
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" N'EE; -.

v Wo GIRLS WANTED towi.k bu.ket mach ne
at HE NORFOLK FRUIT TEACHING WORKS.
Good steady WORK srI.-5tt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-13

~ entirely new Cn,iuus ~ MI es In, ~. i' (,
ma. orders c.'eiul'y aud promptly nlled MS
BAUM :, rs Main street, Norfllk, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

koiIIE 10 NJ CUSTOM l.ES-Lcavc all orde
" Tor I've 's. eaniug aud jarrett Clrani,S
" X. ALIENS, ~ Chu Oh street i. I. TI.Ii
4 i-4' Spl.t-.I'
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i Ola acres, near kcmusyillr Princess Anne
county. Al'o rcui ,harc OF corn crop, household
iIinil"Ie, hay. Sc Pari posse sion now, other on
or h. lore isi January, s.". Apply TO y T. IN-
MAN, emp>yi!c, OF J. Y. LEIGH. L. Bank
ktrcot. Norfolk iy.O
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT,

Chap. s48--A JOINT RESOLUTION pro-
posing an Amendment to the Fifth
Section OF Article Ten Of the Consti-
tuition OF Virginia, and providing for
publishing said Amendment a nd GER
flying the same to the next General
Assembly.
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WANTED ALESMEN. -i.n-rgeiic men to sell
" goods by sample at hotue OF travel easy seller:
staple goods liberal salary or good commission
Address +. g. Box Hos. New YORK city.
aMSU-t sa-.Gt
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NNANTED-A irs -cl,.s fancy iron and ,turcher
W Apply NJ tct \ lew Laundry. aui6-ti
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WANrEp HE'LL Wanted, n nrst-class o,cra.
Laundry. n,lG-tr
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INANTE' An "Apcritu, cd Clothing Salesman
w AluTrss IOIIll Nj. lMs Oillr. .liIpS-ii
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I WANT FIVE EXPERIENCED W'ILpiNG
j ana Loan Solicitors well acquainted i'll NoFf, X
and HdJaceat tuw,s VIII pay salary with com
mission. "a gu W. NJ. PAi.K, al Atlantic ilnr'i
HorioE, between and { D. ~ nui.tf
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W ANIED-An experienced hUshelmau Al.
W dress TAILOR SHOP. this utic,. au2S-it
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DR.. Miles Pain pills. "ono cent II dose. !"
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CgrFt.rr for T-le Cuna-.tut.0n Jusl-o-9
can as-1cs- le--- the vciel % iS-.i, coming
IN insured tore ~ r1-- sss-eds a.-s Ia
Quick. earnest ones 20 the rna.n OF business.
nsl u sweet. glad H0-ss % The ce-Ar l.tile
hearts u cll.s.rel- = 1apPy New fti-'
Yes. it Is coming Co AL - lE-rsuiI.e- p.I-sy--
,,-- t-.1ss.lsh v-4r % I.-- Nov, hsw crr
W. s-r.-- o. receive this unalcmlshr1
s-rt ~ hlav--- only ore asse - = rur.
ss.-s does not oversse.m H.s u~-5pia Win
s--sa- .uz-ae-sity Ai--z. come e Us. I i''-.
veil dare 60 tars-lsh ;he purify OF cV'-T
-.a-. lu rss- E'~gs-.T 1 .lrJ1-s s.eA-t.t-a. Dil-
shy 70. try % band Gown % cO-rans a-es
rIs t,-.nss 90 -liz fresh new yea trstt-iiedt
~ ra tr u-. e.l--s- -lI.y .l-cT-slgt-s En- =Ih AZ
even. sl ms a-t.r.-ty. we car a. .-..>t APP
r,rlz ul.ts -.-s-a- -s j. Elau y s.- ul-.,.. Iis
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