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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

Dr. II, r. Webster sold his East
side city scrip, about $1,000, to Dr.
9, A. Reed, a nonresident of Ark
ansas, who is now suing the city
on the same, in the Federal court,
aud expects to get Judgment for
the full amount Then the city will
have to pay interest on the entire
amount, until II Is paid In cash,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

STRAYED OR SToLEN:-One bay
horse, 3 years old, 10 hands high;
has white spot on forehead, and
wears small bell. Liberal reward
for recovery.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

Several carloads of sewer pipes
a rived two or three DAYS since, and
it is now being uuloaded. Engiu-
ects Glib and [laynie will be down
to inspect every piece of it tomor-
row. We suppose that the work of
p pc laying will begin at once.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

New houses, new business and new
people on all sides.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

Everybody should read Coins
Financial School a most thorough
exposition of the silver question,
1t eau be had through this office
for 20 cents.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19
We buy and sell country produce
II Moons 81 WELLS,
All the newest and most delicious
iced drinks at S, M. Ragland's,
snnoiAl Notioe.

The La Belle Confectionery Is
prepared to furnish delicious ice
cream, sherbets etc, to private
families, partys etc, at greatly re-
duced rates cheaper than you can
make II yourself PIG State Line
Ave,
MISS CARRIE OzlgR,
2l.lm Proprletress,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

(Mlss) AGNEs FRlgNsEuNNER,
5'O-lmo, l05 West Broad street,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

Bear In nina tnat our mineral
waters are the best ever disposed in
this market,
SMITH DRUa Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

LOCAL HIE-ws.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

For improved and unimproved
farm lands, see Kirby 4 Kelly,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

A iuty In the Federal court at
Litsle Rock has given a Judgment
against the Iron Mountain railroad
and sleeping car jointly for $ll, ,00S,'
II toa MS, Meyer who lost her
h1sband while on an Iron Mountain
trcin at the hands of dimented
passenger who at the same time
shot and killed the conductor If
the rail- Dads are made to pay these
kind OF claims they will have to
have expert physicians at every
station TO examine applicants Tor
passage on trains, The verdict Is u
far fetched one aud II allowed to
stand will cause no little litigation,
The jury had as well hold a city re-
sponsible, should a crazy man shoot
down a citizen, or a private individ.
ual could be Yield responsible for the
acts Of a crazy man who might
chance upon his belongings and
shoot down some other individual
unknown even TO the landed pro.
prletor The jury certainly did
not look into the case,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

Try S. M. Ragland's delicious
sherbets.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19
No. 712 Clinton street.

Bro. W. W. West, of the New
Boston Herald, was in the city yes
terday When We saw him we
thought we would 60 back to the
Office and roast him, but he told us
he was down on a peaceful mission,
and we will let his whiskers off this
time
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

How did you get that beautiful
house2 went to VIM, a, Bomar
and got a loan of the Building Com.
pauy, My monthly payments are
now less than my rent use to be,
and this home is mlue, bl6 I'm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-19

THE TEXARKAN1A%1
rF.e. wooTTEN, City Edtor.
LOCAL HEws.
Try S. M, Ragland's delicious
sherbets.
New houses, new business and new
people on all sides
Lawyer ]. P Hervey, of Hope,
was here yesterday,
We salute school directors Arnold
and Grow, this morning.
Temperance bars are still multi
plying. Where will it end?
Miss Fred Ofenhauser has return
ed from Palestine, Texas,
Hon. Gus Shaw OF Clarksville,
Texas, is registered at the Cosmo.
poltan hotel,
Lingold Turner Co., offer some
money savers" in prices elsewhere.
See their new adv.
DR.. ], B. Brown, our specialist,
will secure his practice in Texark-
ana early in June. 5-l9-lwk.
The Railroad Art Car will leave
as soon after May 23rd as the work
on hand can be finished. 5-15
Attorney W, H. Arnold has re-
turned from Dalby Springs, where
he spent week recuperating,
-S-s@
Ladies do not forget the closing
out sale of millinery at Mrs. e, f.
Torrans. Big reduction in prices.
.
Ladies visit Mrs. E. f. Torrans'
millinery store, She is Offering
rare bargains in closing out sale.
Division Superintendent p ].
Couly, of the Cotton Belt, with
headquarters at Pine Bluff, Ark, is
here today,
If you want a second hand Rem
inst Type Writer No 2, in fair
coalition, call on Kirby & Kelley, in
tn Byrne block, If.
Remember Messrs O'Dwyer &
Ahern's Red Letter Days" are
sti on, See theit adv and visit
th il. large establishment,
M James Ryan, one of our lum-
Der dealers was in the city yester-
da and will be here the coming
week at the Benefited hotel
Standing cabinet photos only 99c
and the best bust cabinets, head
an shoulders, $l.5O per doz. at Rail
ro5d Art Car until May % 5-l5
The Railroad Art Car people will
do no work in Texarkana after May
23 All negatives made up to that
time will be finished before leaving,
Everybody should read Coins
Fdancial School a most thorough
exposition of the silver question,
1t eau be had through this office
for 20 cents.
The TeXarkana Chamber of Com
mrrce will meet on Tuesday night.
Pof. Hayes has several important
letters to read and a full attend
and is desired
-----~----- -
Sheriff Dillard is busy at work
making his summons for jurymen
aad witnesses for the coming Circuit
court that convenes here on the
third Monday in June.
-.
Mr. McEaddin, cotton buyer Of
our place, is having material placed
on his desirable lots opposite Hon
T E. Webber's place, and will build
a nice and comnodious house
-
The commissioners court in Cass
county, has ordered an election to
take place on the lst of June, on
local option, 1t is good thing boys
aud you should vote the ticket,
Reader, do not fail to read the
new adv of the live merchants,
Winter 4 Schott, They Of.
fer some "eye openers in the way
of prices, for their special sale for
this week,
Rev. W, NJ, Rose, of the Illinois
Central Conference, will preach at
the 4th street M, n, church this
morning. The Epworth reapue
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MRS. suRRArr's PROTEST.
Father MCGEE Repeats What the Late
Father Waiter Told Him.


The question as 10 whether or not Mrs.
surrat was martyr has been reopcned by
the statement Of her counsel, Col John w
CIampit, Of Chicago. that he had from the
late Rev j. A. Walter. confessor of Mrs
surratt. induhitable documentary evidence
10 prove her innocence. but that the proof
was recently destroyed in fire at Chicago.
Father Walter, as lis well known. was the
pastor Of st. Patrick's Church. this city. at
the time of Tie execution. Father Moiee.
now assistant pastor there. was for seven
years at St Patrick's and was there at the
time of Father Walters death. Father
McGee was asked yesterday what there
was IN the report. He said that he believed
all Father Walter had 20 say on The subject
was contained in 8 publication made some
years ago in one OF the reviews and which
was published in the Church News
he had frequently heard Father Waiter
speak Of the death OF Mrs Surratt, bat had
never heard him speak Of the War Depart
mrnt having enjosned silence upon the
condemned prisoner. Father Walter. he
said, had always expressed his conviction
OF the innocence Of Mrs. Sugratt- What
she said ON the way 10 the scafrold was
heard by all who were with her
''In relating tie facts 10 me- Father
McGce sand. Father Walter said that
on the way TO the execution Airs. Surratt
said
Father. I wish 20 say something
- What is IL. my child?
- That ] am innocent
Father Mclsec gave this as tte exact
language used by Father Walter and Mrs
Surratt: and that this was all Father
Walter reported 10 him. He said that Fa
ther Walters papers auG documents are at
st Patrick's Church but that none OF them
Tciates to this subject
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FOR RENT HOUSES,


SIS. .50-7l5 NJ st NV. il rs, IN. L
CAY WOOD x GARRETT,
18th ST. & n. Y. ave- NV.
s8o-s-st. r,n pap &ptd h h, Cap nr Lib.
s60-1753 p, lOr, etc.,
f. T, KAISER, $40 NV.
$50. 75-1e2l n. Y. ave- llr., bath and cellar
H. l. RUST, G0S 18th st.
$50 1871 18th st nx:. l2 rs. m j.
CAlNeOD E GARRETT,
18th ST. n. y ave. NV.
S65-iss5 X st NV, 1ers, m. l.
CAIMoOD It GARRETT.
18th ST. Il \. Y. ave. nw.
S65-Brick house 1879 ST NV
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, $50 ST NV
Se5-Qst. M. 17th st NV; 10 rs and bath: m. +
JAMES G JEs1ERlT Te89 F st. NV. w. :
ST5-Beautiful brownstone and brick: cor
dwelling; finished in hard wood; II rs, 2
bath rs, large closets, DC; electric attach
ments for lighting gas throughout; near
Capitol; On lines Of ears, reduced TO sra
JAS NJ YORK e. son, sos g ST. NV
S75-1741 18th. 1ar, Il b.: new: form rent, 500
THOs i. BARRETT, 5ls 12th NV
FOR SALE-HOUSES
s560-l607 and 1893 Kramer st ne G-rin frame
AUGUST DoAA1H, I'll sth NV.
81 ,550-732 Sheridan st ne; 5-rrn brick
AUGI ST DoNATH, Gil 9Th ST NV
s., 2,200-a0S st ne; 6 rs and bath
AUGUST D0NATH, Gil 7th ST. NV.
s4,0oo-9th mr.; B st ne, rs. b.: m
JAMES G. JESTER, 639 st. NV.
S5,o0o-2-story br, lot 25xl00 nr 9th aud Fla az,
BENJAMIN, Gle T.
ss.oO0-Col H'chts, new Sr., bath, col, furn. ht
PLANT & TURPIN, 1923 y Y aF.
sd,e00-s-st br, lot s0x1Go, 5 BIT IA & i5, easy Is
BENJAMIN, 6l2 L.
s6,7O9-Q near 10th
JOHN B. WIGHT, I4l0 6 st
s7.03o-R ST. West lexington
JOHN b. WIGHT, 1410 G St.
$40, 5000, just west of 14th
JOHN b, WIGHT, 1il0 G ST
S1i coo, near 18th, with stable:
JOHN Il WIGHT 1i10 St
ls,OOO-8-st 1sr hrk., lot 59sI1O, soft al, RIav
BENJAMIN. 6i2 +.
STORES
S25. $1,000 Vt av NV > rs an store
JAMES q JESTER, 639 St NV
s35-Store and Or, q m l., new cor 18th & C ne.
HOkpLEY BROS, 6I9 Fnw.
Sa5-l0l7 l ST NV; store and Il rooms
JAMES &. JESTER, G3s + ST. NV.
S55-Brick store 9l3 D St NV
LOUIS 7. SHOEMAKER, go T ST NV
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nrl9dxS

THOMAS BOWLING 8 co. AUCTION
EERS. 612 T st NV
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
DNiMPR0VED REAL ESTATE, STU
ATEB ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF u
STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY FIRST
AND TWENTY SECOND STREETS
NORTHWEST
Default having occurred under the provis-
IONS OF 4 certain deed OF trust. dated July
IL. 1893, and recorded July IL. 1898,
in Lifter 1886, folio 4ss2 ct seq, OF the
District of Columbia Land Records, hy di-
rectlon OF the parties secnred thereby. the
uifders gned trustees VIII offer for sale at
public auction in front Of the premises on
THURSDAY, APRIL 4. 1895, at 40 p.
m, Lots 2, 13. and l 4, Square 81. Wash
lngton. - c. Thesslots are unimproved, ,eX
cept that there are five small frame houses
on the eastern part of Lot a
Terms of sale; One-ihird cash, third
third IN ore year, and one-third in two
years, deferred payments to he secured by
deed Of trust and notes bearing per
cent interest, payable seini-aBnualiy A
deposit of $500 will be required at time
of sale.
Terms to be complied with within fif-
teen days or resale at risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser Conyeyancing at pur-
chaser's Gust
MAHL0N ASHFORD, Trustee.
Real Estate Title ms Co Rldg
j. IL. RALST0N. Trustee.
m2i -d&ds 1873 f st NV
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Forty Hours IAeuolioa.

The forty hours devotion commenced
at 81 Matthew'S Catholic Church. with
high mass ycsleH1ay AZ the mass Rev
Thomas j Kcrvick orficiated as celebrant.
with tie RevS Thomas :. Lee and Charles
NJ Bart. respectively. as deacon and
sub-deacOn.
The mnSlc was elaborate. the mass sung
heIig Haydn's No s. Al the ofrertory
CheTubmi's ''Adjutor" was sung in chorus
and at the bencdictiOn Diabelli's Salu-
tarlS 4"
After the mass tire I..tauy OF the Saints
was chantcd by the male members OF the
choir IN response 10 tie officiating clergy.
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JOSEPH BROS. 4 co, Auciionocrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN

i
ANAC0STIA. d. c.
b. virtue 90 certain deed Of trust dated
October IL. 1892, ami recorded in liber
1871, folio 2G9. ct seq, one OF The land
records OF the District OF Columbia, ana at
the request OF the holder OF the note secured
thereby, we viii sell at pgbiic auction, in
front o the premises on MONDAY the ist
day of Aprl. 1895, at hair past four clock
p. IA. lots seventy two tTe). Seventy; hTee
(73l, and seventy four tT4). of Eliza
Callaghan and otiteTs' SUBDIVISION of lots
in section three t3), or the trustees sub
division OF Barry Farm. as said sub division
is recorded III the surveyors office book
6. page 1913. subject To a first trust of about
81 800 ard Interest ana unpaid taxes
TERMS OF SALE All above the first
trust 10 be cash. All couveyancing AID
recording at purchasers cost. 500 de
post required at tEle nf sale.
HENRY TAYLOR.
ALVAS l. COLLINS
m2g- lot lruSfpts
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For philadelphia. New York. and the Fast.

.6.48 NJ f0r Erse, CanzDdaisua. Roches -,
Buffalo. ana Niagara Falls daily; sleep us
car Washington 10 ElfnER
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FOR EENT-TYPEMRITER.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MlSA ELLA NEbtN.
A FRAMED picture free " 18th every dozen
Cab:set photos al 81 per dozen: two posi-
SjrIoHs: flue work Washington Circle Photo
Tent. 22I2 Pa ~. III 23 ct
GsrEV5iERE ARE OTHERS" IL TIE PRINTING
business, bi:i feF rancerus ike The Law
Reporter CoEnisany- OF 5lS Fitch street north
west loaaI find IL Il positive relief 10 trade
there Do il n -. MOORE Mgr
The Washington times., 1895-03-25

YAT aNTED-ALI4 BEER DRINKERS TO CALL
w al Bushs new place Sl7 7th st NV and
gel a nice cold bottle Of beer ior cenfs
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MONEY

To loan Ifyoa Lesire TO borrow on real estate
G ne Gire-f In my cr1ce; interest per cent
ia-9-sm TIsos r BARRETT. $40 1sth 81 NV
AsDAEY To LOAN Al PER CENT. on AP.
W proved real estate
r. II. SMITH g. SONS.
ie@S-lrn 1slS Est
REONEf To LOAN on REAE. ESTATE AT
'TA gsEcst rates Of Interest: delay la closing
f-ansac1aSrA . c GREEN
las5-sm S1s 5fh St nv
AFoNEY TO IDAN-IN ANY SUNS DESIRED
ava Al AMI q per cent
WALTER H. aCRER
5aaa-smo 7e4 l4ih ST nR
RFoNEY TO LOAN nN REAI. ESTATE AT )
tFl ana6 per cent Leans made without aeiay.
I..AEi-ES NJ HANDY
6Ei-G Ele LIB - nv.
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MONEY To LOAN.

ANY one desiring l,aanz of from 81 eco
10 $1,000 al low rate oT interest asfdr--=s W
". tl5s Office m247t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WA ANTED-Foriy carts Monday marn-
ing At New Hampshire aTerme and T. St
nv IfI21- 3f
The Washington times., 1895-03-25
RAILROADS
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
In Fffess 1901 \ NJ. March Is. 1928

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
STREETS
The Washington times., 1895-03-25

G3 %nA AT FIVE PER CENT Want to
-'J,bbV place iInme1istely
HlLl- a JOHNSON,
1888 Penn Avenue
The Washington times., 1895-03-25

W Ibi N44t-S1t1tSf q T. GttN7lt.SleFr BIila-e.
and Niagara Falls daily. except Saturday.
with Sleeping car Washington 10 SusIeIsi,.sa
Brifirf. via RuffsIO
The Washington times., 1895-03-25
nn22 lot
y ATCufFR, DARR s Co, Auclioneers.


ID ATCLIfFE, DARR & co, Auctioneers.
TRT- T-sTEEs SALE Or vALUARI.E IMPROVED
FifJP JPhK1'I, BEING HOUSE NUMBERED
1870 T STREET NORTHWEST. GEORGE
TOWN. D. G
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust 10 as
made on tie ls'h day Of July. y. ID 1897, and
duir recorded among the land records of the
District OF Ceium EH in Idber 1873. felie 45l end
at ihe request of The parties secured thereby
We viii sell at public auction III front Of the
premises ON MONDAY, Isl April. \ D. 1888 at
) o'clock p. ID, all tEal certain piece or parcel
OF land aRd premises situate in the city of
Washington, District Of Colum t5iR- known and
disting ed and being part OF lot No IaS
in BehIIs addition 10 Georgetown being in
square No s., beginning for the same at the end
I OF line draan iha south line of " est street
three hundred and on is0l) feet, more OF less
from the southwest corner OF Vest and WASH
mgfon streets said point Of beginning being
the middle OF the party wall between the house
numbered 800 T. street northwest and the
h0tlse On The east thereof ana running thence
west with the hns of West street twenfy-eight
(2S) feet to the middle OF the party Wall between
said house No 300 z street northwest ana the
house on lhe west thereof thence south and
pEraiiei with Washington street one hundred
and twenty il203 feet; thence east and parallel
with Aes; street twenfy-eight rs feet, and
thehre north 10 The place Of beginning
Terms of sale: One-half OF the purchase
mcncF N cash, balance in two equal payment 5
at ore and two years from date OF sale, with SIX
tbl i'ef cent interest per annu1n, payable semi
eA+--i-1+As- nc NtitffeU NilclLe II bS p
resented by notes OF the Tsui chaser and secured
by deed of trust on the property, or al cash, at
the option Of the purchaser \ deposit Of two
hundred dcllars $3.50 wiz be required at time
cl sale The terms must be complied with in
nfeen 10 days from sale or the Trustees re
serve The right TO resell al Inc risk and cost of
defsL!ting purchaser or purchasers All ooI-
veyahcInc and recording al purchasers e- pur-
chasers cost
RUBT F. I WHITE,
6i9 st NV,
GEORGE " WHITE,
The Washington times., 1895-03-25

% So rs and bath, a IN /, T st NV
Is. l. NILhERSON, Gs3 + 81 NV
The Washington times., 1895-03-25

FOR SALE-Stock and fixtures OF small
grocery, notion, and confectionery store
near school, doing good cash business 81
= st. nw. IN % 3t
The Washington times., 1895-03-25

1t hns had many compliments
passed upon il by outs. 5ers, Of
which tins, frnm an ols issue ~
The Crater, is a sample. ''T'akorna
PARK is The most desirable sPat
for residence II the vilni,y Of
Washington aud destined is be-
come one 81 The n $ Popaiai re-
sorts II the United states
The Washington times., 1895-03-25

lUsD 4 N TOT tIiiilra and Henova, dalIy, rX'eTlt
SUNDAY Fer Si!laHsioFt daily. 40 + (.
Z n u q l,r.-t...-r-.-
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AUCTION SALES.

S55-Brick store el3 D st nv.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, go T ST. NV
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MONEY Ia loan, quickly. large or small
sums. Oh Washington cts Property: D and
6 per celi1- WILLIAM n YAGER * CO,
isgg m 23 3t
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

81 90 PER SETTING for Plymouth Rock
eggs, delivered Address n. HUMPHREY,
lexington, d. G. m24-3t
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S25-l2i9 32d st, I2rs d h.
l505 Meridian ave Mt p Srs
DEEBLE, DAVIS & co, 1919 s.. nv.
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S25-5l3-SI5 and5IsT 81. ne cottages; rs, pam
try, cellar, aud garret
L X HAIGHT, 1910 F ST NV.
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Sa5-10l7 l 81 NV; store and Il rooms
JAMES G. JESTER, U59 + st NV
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S-3-SD-la5 r Sc, NJ. q iIi
Oh lst Sc, x. and cath. a m
DEEBLF, DAVIS CO, 1919 f nv.
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s25-a-E frame, large grounds. suburban
BENJAMIN, 6l2 F.
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F0R RENT STABLES.

FOR BFNT-2 new brick staalss- 20 foo,
alley rear 7l3 and Tl5 - 81 ne. s. 90
Inquire pn PrtmiEes OF at 1863 Fnl-ry.,ii
81. ne. n2A5 II
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s25-lt03 1lth NV, store an dwelling.
A H. LEE d SOA, 1881 + NV
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S2S-2 new Sr. bricks, ne. nr Cap. & cars; a IN /
TIiOS. +, BARRETT, 5I9 18th NV
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DR.. LEON,
fCI Missouri av-nae northwest
OFFICE HOURS. lgTOI sTOt

fCI Missouri AyrnGe northwest
OFFICE HOURS, lCTol, sroi
HARRY PARK, PRINTER, 9s0 r ST --5a VS.
] iting cards, equal 10 engraving, . cents
Other work ii proportion Mail orders. with
cash filled Nuf ced mrlG-d&slmo
nR. TAYLOR, 500 FIST NV. MAKES FULL
~ sets OF teeth for 81; satisfaction guaran-
teed: teeth exit acted without pain: gold I'LL
ing, g. amaIgam. 50 cents mr7-srn
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS OF
Va life All business confidential Ladi-s Gnd
gentlemen, So, each Hours 10 y m.
605 New York ave Iiw-. near 9TH 81 mr2e-9w
aEsAfEAF Just opened Scientific mas
MaASAI- sage,EaPor, plain, and sea-sait
sySH.H.sESEs baths; magnetic treatment,
ssRFS U "a - Testfnl and curative 9 10
p IN NINE BURNETT, 5l2 f - mr5-lm
sSME ESTEIIR TELLS ALL THE EVENTS
tsi of life in German and English; hours a.
IN. to 10 y m. y nd 20 cents: cures all cases OF
running or dry sores. slS 18Th st nr-s-izR
nR JOHNSON TREATS ALL CHRONIC. NEI,-
, vous, and blood diseases alcoholism and
opium habit; specially Kidney and bladder
trouble. piles hstula, slricture- etc: private dis
eases positively and permanently cured; LOST
manhted restored; consultation free; office
hours, 10 IL n IN, s TO . l503 Marion
st. W. fcS-3n
The Washington times., 1895-03-25

One Dollar for Non II nion Shave
The ClgaTmakers' Union. No 10. passed
q resolution at lis regular meeting Saiur-
day night filming members 81 who patronize
n1n-uniUn barber shops.
The Washington times., 1895-03-25
Manted--Try Rubber Roof Paint.
WE STOP ALI. LEAKS FREE
And q arge only for painting. work guaranteed
NAT. RUBBER ROOF FAINT CO. 1923 Sth NV
BUSINESS CHANCES.

RARE CF{ANCE-Owing to removal TO
larger ipruFe Will stil stock ARD fixtures
cheap. Address FURNITURE, this Of
flee. m23-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
PERSONALS.

NINE ESTELLE tells all the events OF
life in German and English: hours 8 a. IN.
10 10 p IN; 20 and % cents; cares ali
cases Of running or dry sores: 913 18th
st NV. m21 lTao
The Washington times., 1895-03-25

WANT TEI,-Paper hanging 10 do by man
with 10 years experience: wei known n
WashHgt on. VIII vorE cheap. by tlzIv or I,sf,.
have all toBls- Address PAPER HAN(5EI..
tins Office. uI32
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FOR nENT HOUSES.

NEl4'aTe several reIil al ai,Fdicailis oEy 1eTs
Of vacant houses please See us az once
WILLIAM n 1AGER & CO. Roo. II.
Washington Loan ard Trust building
nt 20 ~
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SEME SIMMONS, LATE or DENVER, AC-
vi knowledgcd by press and public the great
est clairyoyant and magnetic healer in [. ;;
reveals the past present, future: also gives
magnetic and alcohol treatments, beneficial and
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-20
SUFFOLK new :.
IN OLD NANSEMOND.
Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings.

Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings.
Capt. Robert Arnold was present.
ed with unique cane by friends i'll
Lower Parish.
Mr.. j. p. Rives, a we'll known
planter of the county, greeted his
friends in Suffolk yesterday.
Miss Nellie Russell, of Gates
comfy, N. g., has succeeded Miss
Ina Lyons, recently married, as
milliner in Mira. Odoms' establish
ment.
Rev. j. +. Love left for Raleigh,
n. O., yesterday to assist Rev. A.
d. Hunter in revival at the West
Raleigh Baptist Church.
George 8. Barton, of the Cav
Manufacturing Company, is in Bal
timore on business.
improvements are being made in
the interior of II. s. Boykin IL Co.'S.
insurance Office.
Revival services at the First Meth
odist Church. now being conducted
by the pastor, Rev. II. G. Cheat.
ham, and Rev. j. w. Lee, the Irish
evangelist, are growing in interest.
The ice in the Nansemend is
breaking up and in case of no more
severe cold navigation will soon be
resumed.
Equality Lodge No. los, I. o, O.
f., held an interesting meeting in
their hall last evening.
Mrs. Il. january lie visiting her
father, Mr.. Nj. Levy, of Ports.
mouth.
Mrs. ERAMBrRr's FusERAn.-The
funeral OF Mrs. S. f. Erambert,
whose death was announced in yes
terday's VIRGINIAS, will occur this
evening at B O'Clock from the Pres.
byterian Church, Bank street, Rev.
II. 9. Moore, pastor, to otiiciate. In
addition to her bereaved children,
mentioned yesterday, we will also
state that she WAS the mother of MIR.
Lewis Erambert, whose name was
inadvertently omitted. he being
nonresident of Suffolk and unknown
to the reporter. The remains will
be inferred in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
10 CLOSE DURING THE REVIVAL
a number of the merchants in Snf.
folk have consented to close their
places of business each evening at :
o'clock in order to permit themselves
aud employees to attend the revival
at the First Methodist Church.