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. cure for every disease

0nco had been. he utterly rpiused to
vOrChsaiG mn answer This was prnlty
nearly enough; but when our sNrvanh
POmp0y Augustus Anderson, who had
boon, since my brothers. death, in Il
condition OF nervous excitement Dor.
dering on hyreria, want before tho
justice OF tho neaCo aud deposel
lhst no had overheard The Quarrel
between the master and Ralph, and
gave lis details with very reasonable
accuracy, the lRttor was promptly ar.
rested and confined IN Justice Dqnnotts
house, pending his removal 10 tho
county jail, Then | felt that II was
time to have some detective talent su,
pariar to that Of The village constable
set tn work on thu case. wNs well nc.
quaintNd with tho superintendent of
the New York police department; in
fact, | had had some influence in getting
him his appointment, Therefore, n
telegram from me, asking that no send
us hiA best man at once. was promptly
honored, and within thirty.Six hours OF
tho finding nf my brothers body, John
PhiIIips walked into tho library whore
| was sitting
lTO ny r~nSTISurnl
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LIAR Juno Dick Crawford brought lila
twolvOImonthoOll child, SullOrlng IRON
iniantllo dinrrhmh, IN mo. II had boon
wcancl NJ four months old and had al.
WAYS hrOn sickly. | givo 1t tho usunl
treatment In Auch cnsob but without
benefit Tho child kept growing thinner
until II weighed but little more than
when born, OF perhaps ton pounds. !
then stattOd tho father To plvtne Cham.
bOrlain'S Collie, Cholera and Dintrhmh
iiOmCdv iintoro qua buttto Of thu 20.
cent aiEO hnl boon used n marked im.
]ptovcnOnl waa seen and It's continued
tiSO cured the child. lts wNnkuOss aud
puny constitution Disappeared and Tia
father mud mvsoli holiCyo tho chlld's
llio was saved by this Remedy j. T.
MAmow, NJ D., Tamaroa, III,
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Special Correspondence 0 ffht Wteli9eNcH'
ST. MAaYs, W. Va, July lG-rho
teachers of PlOAsants county mot in an.
nual session here to-day With Prof.
Doahl, Of the West Liberty normal
school as instructor. Nothing Of i'm.
poEtancs was done at tho morning SOS
sion, except making tho usual appoint
mants OF secretaries, and tho introduce
ton Of tho Instructor, who spoke briefly
OF tho objects Of county institutes aud
tho benefit to the teacherL In the At.
tornoon the regular work Of the pro.
grammo was taken up. The subjects OF
spelling, reading aud how to interest
patrons were discussed, several OF tho
teachers participating in tho discussion.
Tho enrolment numhers seventy with
quite n number yet expected to Ontoll.
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"MY BROTHER WAS POUND LYING DEAD"
tonsive fracture Of the skull, Tho whole
village was, Of course, intensely excited.
Nothing 80 interesting had happened
thpre within the memory Of the oldest
inhabitant and the theorists Of tho coun.
try a,ora argued the matter over among
themselves aud with the reporters that
came IN from the city. There wetO two
very decided opinions that found ndhe'
rents in not unequal force. A ANAL ma.
jorttv held that my brother had gone
out for tho walk he always took before
~breakia't, had fallen into tho cut and
been killed. Quito n large majority,
which included, howcvar, most oil tho for.
eiGn and r]eportorinl talent, looked mya'
tarious and intimatOd that tho dond man
had been In n great deal othot water,
and it was moro than likely he had
been knocked on the hOah and
then thrown down tho embark,
ment. The coroner convened his Jury
OF local wiseaeres, and the RsHal iHtelli.
CONT verdict waP p%ropoundOd, to.wit:
That "Robert" Smith, lot u' call him
''came to his death from n fracture oil
tho skull caused bv sudden contact with
some dull Instruments or material"
During tho twenty.iour hours when
all this was transporting l had boon
thinking hard and could not get rid
OF tho idoa that there waa something
wrong in tho niair-somothinu more
than mOro accident, AT tho same time,
| was disposed tn admit to myself TINT
my notion was based rather on intui.
ton than on any really goOd casouS.
To DO sure, | had hoOn n witness
Of tho bitter quarrel between my
hrothor and Jack Ralph; hut II
seemed Impossible to suspect the Young
Colleginn OF such an act. Then, too, his
attitude was tho last to be adopted BY a
guilty man who wns not also n lunatiC.
Ito wont around tho village announcing
more or loss openly that no guessed tho
old man had been killed bv HOmO ono lo
had tnsuItcd, AMI that from his own
experience, no wasn't disposed to DO
vcry hard on tho party who did IT, To
all questions ~ 10 what his own OxpeFi,
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We authorize our advertised druggist
10 sell Dr.. Kings New Discovery Tor
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you are afflicted with
a cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble, and will uso this remedy
or directed, giving It q fair trial, ana
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle md have your money refund.
cd. Wa could not mako this offer did
wo not know that DR.. Kings Now Dis,
Covory could bO relied on. II never dis.
appcinta. Trial bottle frees at tho Logan
Drug Coz drug store Largo atEO t0a,
InaRl
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Jos .Horne& Co.,
Penn Ave, aad Fifth 81, PlttsburN
JULY BARGAINS

now prevail all over the store,
Stocks must be reduced to
the lowest possible basis for
the semi annual stock taking
on August lst. Prices are
cut right and left to clear out
everything,
Dress Goods,
Silks,
Ladies' Suits,
Ladies' Waists,
Mems and Bows Clothing,
ChiIdren's Wear,
Glass and China,
Furniture,
as we'll as all other stocks,
come under the prlce.prunlng
knife during July,
It's the best month in the
year foTthe economical buyer
to visit the store, Orifyou're
too far away to come, write
for facts and prices,
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"SoTHISo U Ms APPEARING rRE.
VENTED A pfRSoNAL ENCOUNTER"
| days whom Ullo would hardly Nnoak Ii
any ono OF tho household, aud wouIl
either shut herself mp In her room or
wander oil through thu folds and woods,
avCn managing 10 return lnto for meals
40 IA to avoid Uiltiug ut table with us.
Ny brother worrlol q good d0al over
lhc'N cCContriCitio'; bu, | iaNd 10 con.
solo him with tho idOa that Young Rirla
Of from nilCOn IN eighteen wOrO apt TO
DO dreamy and morhld At times.
We'll, wp liyOh In that why for upward
NJ four yours; and tho only cxritOmont
that broke In on tho monOtOny Of our
liyoa wni my nlOcc'a first love affair.
Tho Young man, n Now Yorker, had boon
tnaticnting that fail BY one oI tho Now
England colleges which Ito waa attend.
iug, and lIp family had aunt him nj "
0nr village win n private tutor TO BpOnl
a lHW wrrtI IN study aud ContOmplR.
ton never considered him n posi-.
| lIvOly bad follow, but Ito was certainly a
very lively ono, aud aOinO nj hi' a..
cnp1lCa, NJ which wO lrarhOl lalOr, had
boon startling mud original, even for q
r%OllCpiah.
II was the most natural thing III tho
world that hN and Mary should imagine
thomsOlvra In love with ouch other
There whs practically no nnaCnllnO 40.
ciOty Tor hor IN tho ll'nlc Nnl aIlc vas
tho only young woman there n Follnn.
mont, beauty and education. There,
fore, Jack tnlpll, M wa will call him
though that was not hii rOnl nnno-
spout 4 rrOat ioal Of timn NJ mir house.
My brother, AZ people arc apt to do,
paid no attention 10 tho affair, pooh.
pooled all my warnings aud buried
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sonrr OOAL
Introduce Electricity In Their Plant Mt n
Great Cost.

lhlrnuucS IIoctrIcltY III Ihelr fiNht nj n
Great Cost.
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 he Midligsnrtr,
WASHINGTON, Pa July l6.-The Scott
Coal Company, OF Scott Haven, have
Just completed the erection OF IN cleo,
trio plant At their works for hauling
coal out Of tho mino,. The machine
cost over $4,000, aud was put in oper.
alton for the frat time to-day. It has
three big boilers aud two large dyna.
mos. A track has been laid into tho
minoN and a trolley wire strung along
tho roof OF tho main entrance, The
plant " located at the No. | works, but
il will furnish sudicient power iOr two
other mines near by. The electric roads
and machinery in tho three mines will
diaptaco at least twenty-five mules aud
ten men. The electric system seems to
work we'll from tho start
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DECATUR, Men, July 1.-two Indian
women and ono child died last night in
Yeaton's pasture. where the Omaha In.
dian drunk Ia taking place. Tho women
got gloriouSly drunk on a home. made
compound Of hard cider, and participate
od In an Indian dance until completely
overcome. This makes the seventh lu-
diam who has died since the celebration
began. Captain Beck, with fifteen Ia.
dian police from tho winnObogo AgOn.
Cy, arrived IN the grounds yesterday.
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a OoMpsN
c,dsa,ally II, New Knn.lngton-A Tor.

rlhlo Accident.
Ttcill DYpdci 10 NJ hisligra's,
New KgSslNaroS, Pa, July l5.-A
baby boy Of John slapenski, Of New
KenNngton. died hero last week, Tho
family is of Polish descent and adhOrO
to tho Catholic religion, According to
the rites OF the church, lighted candles
were placed around the dead body OF
the child and tho customary wake was
held After a number Of tho attend.
anita had departed and tho remaining
ones had fallen asleep, the drapery
covering the corpse became ignited
from ono OF the candles aud before the
IRE could be extinguished the colin was
burnt and the body charred beyond
recognition, The flesh was burned from
tho bones in several places. Under.
takor Patterson was summoned and
again PREPARED the holy for burial.
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Tho best SOlyO In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhNum, fovOr
Borca, lolt0r, chuppod hands, chilblaIns,
Corns. aud all skin oruptions, aud posi-.
livOly cures piles, or ma pay required.
II Ia guaranteed to give perfect mtIsiNO,
ton or money ROUNDED. Price Is
cents por box. For salc by Logan Drug
OomDnny,
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De Wlrr's Collie and Cholera Cure
novel disappoints, never fails 10 give
immediate relief. 1t cures Just as sure
az you take 1t. Logan Drug Co., Wheel
ing, W. Va, b. i. Peabody, 6on wood,
and BowLe & Co. B|ridgenort. y.
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Jos. Horne&C Co.
P%lTTsBURG, PA,
STATIONERY. cooks. Erc.


We carry the largest stock and
best assortment in the city. Also
a full line OF office supplies. Our
prices always the lowest.
Our Flat Opening Account Books
are the best, made OF Scotch linen,
heavy ledger paper (Pcrfect),
Bookkeepers should examine before
ordering elsewhere.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
THE COCRADE CITY.
Many NJ alters TO Interest Petersburg.
ers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to The virginian.

specla DlspRtoh to Tho Virginian.
PETERSBURG. Va, May 24.-The re.
turns of yesterdays elections in the
different counties for county officers
are coming in very slowly. There ere
n goodly number of names on the
tickets and there was much scratching.
The counting of the vote for EjanI
District, Prince George county. wa,
not finished until o'clock TINS morn.
lug. The following is the vote OF til IS
district. For Sheriff, W. L. BoIsseau,
(Dem.). 175; K. b. Bate. (Pop.), to.
Treasurer, Corner (Dem.), 1876; a.
L. Kinney (Pop) Al.
For Commmissioner of tho Revenue,
r Burrow (Dem), "a. Il W Brown
(colored Rep. 80; Z D Bland (colored
Pop. 81.
For Commonwealth '5Attorney-J ohm
J Cooke (Dem), 1853; J @ Connolly
(Pop), Al.
For Supervisor-W Fl Taylor DEM,
1872; M l. Nanpelt (Pop), 50.
Overseer of the Poor-Andrew
Thomas (colored Rep, lis; b NJ Har.
ris tcolored Pop, III.
Justice of the ace-Lnwrence( Pop).
lis; L Livesay (Deml Dos; q w Tayiur
lDem), 206; j A j Sprattley (Rep), $50;
Henry King (Rep), Constable, III, no
opposition. The official vote of the
county shows the following majoritles:
Boisseau, 45S; Conner, 434; Cooke. 457;
Burrow. 300. 81;
MIR. William Andrews, a young man
employed at Titus Machine Works,
vas very painfully injured last evening
by piece of iron striking him under
the eye.
All the returns from Dinwidde
county are not IN, but the Democrats
have elected their ticket with the ex-
ception. perhaps. of Supervisor in SAT.
fony District.
The Petersburg Grays arrived here
to night from Pocahontss aud were met
at the depot by over l,010 people and
accorded rousing welcome.
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~
MAUI mAN-Afier Il lingering illness.
MhF zhh. ~ 81 y. m, CELIA. beloved
daughter OF Henry and kosa Kaufman, aged
- years.
Funeral SUNDAY MORNING a. 10 m.
ARNSrKoNG-At his late residence No.
nio br Hhioh street. P,rtsmouth, Va,
thursday, Maya ut 1895. at 40 y. m, WILL
LIAM e. ARMSTRONG. III tie oOth year OF
rNherai rom Cour; Street Presbyterian
ohurch iiilN saturday. AFTEnN ON. at 5
clJsk, rienls Ind acquaintunces are in
ROD ,hhS-tt the residence of her niece.
Mrs. hGbecca Moore. No. lUs AlaItby avenue.
bihl'p!otoh, triiay. Aluy 2Ith, at $40
ocioeE' Mr.. EUSULA j.. RODGERS. widow
OF INC late Edward NJ dodgers. aged ~
years ant one M ntn
ne iuAe,a will take pla from the COURT
SIeet iresoyterian church. Portsmouth,
Suh""y, "y 26th, at o'clock. Frien IS
attend.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ana
tends to personal enjoyment when
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ter than others and enjoy life more, with
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adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
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Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
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dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
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
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Doe and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd 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.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
THE ART LEAGUE
Will Close Tonight. A Tea to Be


The Art League will close its spring
exhibition TO night, and there will be a
tea given under the auspices of the
Board of Managers. Tho attendance
Yesterday and last night was fairly
good. While no money Of consequence
has been made, the receipts will more
thun pay expenses. The artists feel
that their exhibition has been produc.
tive OF good-an educational effort
along lines in which many of Norfolk's
people needed instruction. Again. il
has demonstrated that Norfolk has
quite number Of painters possessing
ability of no mean order, and that when
the necessity requires from tue homes
OF this olty can be secured some rare
gems of art in oil water color and
crayon. Few cities of Norfolk's size
can produce better miniature display
than is at the League rooms 70 sec
these alone was worth the amount
charged for admission, not taking into
account the superior portraits. choice
bits OF land and sea. in oil and water
colors. and number of beautiful pin
sketches and china, the work of local
artists, who have talents that inspires
hope OF high distinction. Possibly
from the membership of this League
there may be developed a genius. Who
knows?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
SACRED OPERA BELSHAlZAR
Presented LastNight at the Acad-
of Music.
Beautiful Songs Well Sung. Full
Round Chorus. Carefully Drilled.
Not Hitch from Start to
Finish, The Audience
Highly Appreciative.

The sacred opera "Belshazzar" was
given at the Academy Of Music last
night before o fairly good but highly
appreciatiye audience. A number OF
the best amateur vocalists have been
very carefully drilled by Prof. Fitz.
These were supported by q superb
chorus, and as q result of careful direu.
tion and study flushed performance
was presented. Mrs. j. b. Gunter. of
Brambleton, made q most acceptable
Antonla. Queen OF BeshazZar. Her
voice was strong, clear aud true. Mrs.
l.. L. Roberts, tho Queen Regent
Nitocris, rendered her difficult part
With artistic finish. Her voice was in
good form aud her Interpretation
pleasing.
MIR. w. Is. Nicholson, as Zerubbabel;
Mr. Lloyd Blick, as Cyrus King OF
Pesrsln; MIR. f. L. Guy, as Daniel,
eaucy their parts well. The audience
had been rather cold till pretty little
Sallie Williams appeared, an ideal
angel, with long, white silken robes
aud outstretched wings, the building
tremeled under the power OF applause.
The lines had been transposed to come
within range of the rich mellow notes
of her beautiful control she suug
superbly and was applauded with EN-
thusiasn.
One OF the prettiest pictures present
ed was the appearance OF Shelomyt h,
wife Of ZerubbRbel (Miss Bessie Will
llams). "rhs King Commands us TO
the Feast" deep contrato song. well
suited to her voice, was rendered dc.
lightfully. Immediately after this song
the mother becomes pensive "a good
bit OF acting). Myra, her little daugh-
ter (Ailss Echols, of Brambeton,
skipped across the stage to "her arms"
aud sung pathetic song, and go rich
and round was the voice of this little
girl, hardly IN her teens, TINT the audi
ence was astonished and awarded her
with an enchor.
There was not the slightest break
from the fret to the last net. II wns
well staged and we'll rendered-one of
the very best performances OF the sea.
son. There Will be matinee this af-
ternoOD.
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Princess ANNE, q. H., VA.
May "a, 1895,
Editor OF tie Nirgininn:

hIsN'f%Nn nNNf.t ~. Ii. -.
May ~, 1895.
Editor OF tie Virgininn:
The election III this county on yes.
terday passed oil very quietly.
The entire Democratic ticket for
county offices has been elected by m a
jorities ranging from 80 to 430. The
following 10 the vote of the county
ticket:
For Treasurer-John 7. Woodhouss,
GO; John f. Whitehead, G22.
commemorative Attorney-Benia
min d. White. 500; VIM. j. White.
hurst, All.
Commissioner of Revenue-Thomas
p. Bell, Cos; f. b. Macon, $50.
Sheritf.-Thomas S. Land. 7l2; d. d.
Batten, 567.
Mr.. II. ID. White, Democratic candi.
date for Commouwealth's Attorney,
received the largest majority ais
ever given candidate for a county
office.
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publication. Rcccivcd.

THE SOUTHERN STATES. May
number OF this publication is to hand.
Its contents embraces agricultural
Capabilities of the South, First
Grasse, "The Pen and the Plough"
"What of the New South" "The
South Carolina Rice Plantation OF 'Ye
Olden Time" "GeorRia Peaches"
What They Think of the South"
Published by Manufacturers Record
Publishing Company, Baltimore.
Price, 10 cents.
ST.. NIcHoLAs.-The June number of
this popular monthly is to hand. It's
contents are full and charming, Mould
ing "Our Tiny Fleet" "Dancing
Horses Of Sybnris." "Chris and the
Wonderful Lamp" George Rogers
CLARK and the Conquest OF tho North
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THE Boy in Grey" Jack Baliister's
Fortunes, "Rhymes of the States"
1t is beautifully illustrated. Price, 20
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LIPrINCorr's. The June number Of
this popular magazine has been re-
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The LADIES HOME JoURNAL.-The
June number is to hand aud ia bright
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA CATALOGUE.
-THE NlRoINIAN acknowledges the re
ceipt OF the University catalogue of
1891 20, with announcements for
siet OF w. 9. n, Randolph Rects, Basil
b. Gordon, Thomas S. Martin. Rawley
w. Martin, w, Gordon McCahe, Cam
eron Patteson. j. Marshall AIc Cormick,
Leigh II. Watts and Armistead G. Cor
don. The secretary of the Board is
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SCRIBNER's MAGAZINE. Tho Juno
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"Chicsgo Before the Fire, After the
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History Of the Last Quarter of Cen.
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tuncrn, OF Mrs. Annie rs. young.

The funeral OF Mrs. Annie Is. Young
took place yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock from st. Mays Catholic
Church.
Tue services were conducted by Rev.
Father McKeefrey. assisted by Rev.
Father MCCARTHY.
The honorary pail bearers were Cap.
tain William Sharp. Captain Thomas
Kevill, John b. Whitehead, George
Newton, NJ. Glennan, DR.. Junius An
derson, Boswell 4. Campo and Captain
James w. Gilner. The activo pail
bearers were the following: James T..
Brown. L. Il. Dawes, John F. Lawler,
B. f. Tebnult, o. j. Egerton, W. 4.
Anderson, w. ". Dey and James L.
Duncan.
The attendance was very large, and
the floral tributes were very beautiful.
MIR. Thomas McNulty, of Baltimore,
sang very sweetly, as the procession
wns moving out of the church, "Come
Ie Disconsolate. The burial was in
st. Mary's Cemetery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25

Mr.. j. b. Cobb, publisher OF tho
Mirror, at Brooton, n. Y, says: "For
nearly two years the Mirror has been
publishing the advertisements of
Chamberlain's Remedies. A few DAYS
ago the writer was suffering from a
bowel trouble and resorled TO ell old
remedy which did not prove etlica.
eions; finally he tried Chamberlain IS
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
and two doses did the business, check
IT completely" For sale by all drug
Sists.
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~. Ef,cct.Iu,,nn,nn,,,,.

MIR. W. G. Baker, room ., y. NJ. C.
a. building. Is one of the many who
advocate the use OF Qursto. Mr..
Baker has not only used it himself, but
has seen others who have used 1t. and
never cav u failure. He used it for sore
throat and sore hand, aud lis cffcte
was instantaneous. II
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.ahn ,.nrk rnNIIInn.

Chairman Borum. of the Park com.
mIttee, has proved himself q hustler
aud with few thousand dollars has
worked wonders at the park.
1t is now very beautiful place. At
the last meeting of the committee it
was decided to build q pavilion as soon
as possible for the comfort of the score
OF ladies' and children who visit the
park every afternoon. 1t will be an
attractive structure.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
U.aih a, "a Yonnc I-adv.

The many friends OF Miss Celia
Kaufman will be panied TO learn of her
death, which took place Yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at her resi-.
dence in East Main street after a lin
sering illness. Miss Kaufman was d
sister of Mrs. h. Posner. The funeral
will take place Sunday morning.