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The Press., 1895-08-08
MANSFIELD.

Considerable new improved machin- cry is being put in by the proprietor of the Eagleville cotton mill, to take the place of much worn and old fashioned. The mill has been kept running through the general depression in business, and the proprietor is not of the kind to allow it to run him ill debt.
 Much less in number of those that usually seek the country for a short stay during the hot weather are in town this season.
 Most farmers were through having several days ago. A few that have neg lected to prepare their fields for use of farm machinery are yet in the old ruts plodding along with hand scythe. The crop of hay is the lightest for many years, not much over half the usual crop having been gathered. The growth of oats is seldom better, but most of them were cut for fodder to help out the shortage of hay. Corn and potatoes have made splendid growth. The apple crop in this section will be light and small in size. Huckle- berries nearly failure.
 The bad condition of the Dime bank at Willimantic, with probably heavy loss to depositors, strikes this town hard, there being large number of depositors, many of whom have several thousands on deposit.
The Press., 1895-08-08
COVENTRY.


 A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man.
 ager of Coventry Local Register. Copies Of the Local Register for sale at the post Ofhce, South Coventry.
 South Coventry.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. A. Babcock of Cleveland, O., are at the Babcock home stead.
 Miss Mary F. Hubbard of Detroit, Mich, niece of Mrs. A. s. Parker is visit ing at the "Martin-box."
 Rev. MT. Browne of Turkey spoke on the Romance of Missions at the COngre- gational church Sunday morning, and of the Realistic View Sunday evening.
 Ladies' Association met with Mrs. Jas. Stanley, Cooper Lane, yesterday. The Swede who has purchased the MetcaH place, near Thomas Porter's, has repaired the house, moved the barn and built an addition thereon.
 Emil Loundon, laundryman, is great ly improving the Morrow place.
 Some years since Jas. Squale es, with out fee or reward, set some sciOns in a wild apple tree on the South-st. school grounds, and now the tree is loaded with nice red astrachans.
 The last coat of paint greatly i'm proves the looks of Washburn's silk mill. Parties wishing proof of the value of Mapes' fertilizers can find evidence of its worth in the potato field of Martin Parker, who used no other kind.
 The grading of the house lot of Bert Harmon is fine piece of work.
 The beautiful fuchsias in H. F. Par ker's yard remind "us who knew her. of the one who has passed beyond. Driving through the cemetery Sun. day, we noticed many new monuments and yards recently graded and otherwise improved.
 Charles E. Parker, son of Harlan Parker of this place, and Miss Edna No. ble were married at the brides home ir Rockville yesterday.
 Mrs. Wm. Aldrich and children, who have been spending some weeks with hel sister, Mrs. Dewilda Hutchinson, returned to her home in Bristol yesterday.
 Two of Charles Kingsbury's daugh. ters, who reside in other towns, were al church Sunday.
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corporation Court.

In the Corporation Court yesterday
Judge Allan r. Hanckel presiding. the
following appealed cases were tried by
a jury:
Steve Budd, colored, who was fined
$7.25 some time ago by Justice Bur-
roughs for assaulting Della Stovall, col
ored, from which decision his attorney
appealed. was arraigned In the Corpo-
ration Court yesterday and pleaded
mot guilty" The jury after hearing
the evidence and argument reversed the
decision of Justice Burroughs and rem
dered verdict of not guilty.
Alice Lee, white. was fined s22.25 by
Justice Burroughs some time ago for
keeping house OF Ill fame, from which
decision her attorney appealed, was ar
raigned and tried in the Corporation
Court yesterday. The evidence against
Alice was conclusive and her attorney
Hon. Thomas II. Wilcox, die not put
witness on the stand In her defense
In his argument In the woman's behalf
he acknowledged her guilt. but made
an eloquent plea for leniency In her
behalf, tatinS that he stood there more
| as supplcant than as her defender
lie stated that the woman was one Of
a number that had been singled out to
be made an example Of. He did not
| think that the way to rescue these wo-
men was to prosecute them or give
| them burdens to bear but he preferred
the plan adopted. by the good women
VINO wer now going the rounds of the
city, reaching out their hands in chart
| ty and mercy in their endeavor to raise
the poor fallen creatures from the. mire
! INTO which they had drifted, etc. The
jury took the case and rendered a. YER
dict of guilty. filming Alice $40 and one
minute In jail
The case of Matt NJ Lewis, colored
charged with keeping disorderly
house on Scott street, which was before
i the Corporation Court on appeal. wa $
E continued. 80
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
Musicale This Evening.

Invitations have been issued for q
musicale to be given at the Norfoll
College this evening by the teachers a,
that institution, when the following
programme will be rendered:
Trio No. 0or Piano. Violin ant
extraordinarily, ta) Allegro; tb) An.
dante con variasione: G) Allegretto
Messrs. Borgcs. NIettke and Koerner
Recitation-"The Miracle of tho
Lcpers." New Wallace). Miss Ella Ter
Eycll Macy.
Soprano solo-"Marguerite's Three
bouquets" with Cello Oblgato)
GBraga), Miss NJ. *. Ewell and Mr.. II
Mettke.
Cello Solo-(a) Introduction and Aria
from Tannhauser CWagner); (b) Land.
Ter (EbneD, Mr.. Hans Mettke.
THO Qor Violin, Cello and Piano.
(O Seherzo OPP. 90 Schubert; (b) Adagic
OPP. 20 Q'eethovem; (c) Gypsy Rondo (Isi
trio). lHaydcm; Messrs. Borges, Mettke
and Koerner.
Recitation-"A Fair schemer" OH. C.
Bunncr), Miss Ella Ten iIyck Macy.
soprano Solo with Violin Obligato)-
-Waldesgruss" (Reinecke). Miss Al. X.
Ewcll and Mr.. Chas. Borges.
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WEATHER. "a EPors'r.
Forecast fnr,To.dav.

Washington. p. c., Nov. 20. 1895.
Forecast: VirginiaeFair;
n FAIR Westerly winds; colder In
the southeast portion in the
- morning.
North Carolina-Fair: west
erly winds; slightly warmer in the
interior Thursday evening.
The barometer has fallen rapidly in
New England and west Of the Missis-
sippl; 1t has risen from the lower
lake region eouthward to the East Gulf
coast. The barometer Is unusually
low on the New England. coast. and q
second depression is forming over Mon
tana.
The temperature has fallen about
twenty degrees from New York south
ward to Georgia. 1t is colder from
the upper lake regions to the Gulf
Coast.
Rain and snow are reported from
the Northern States east OF the Missls-
sippi. and fair in the Southern States
and Missouri Valley.
The indications are that generally
fair weather will prevail from the lake
regions southwark to the Gulf coast
with rising temperature in the CEN
trail valleys and Southern States
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vnlnnblc Property ntAuc,toh.

BY direction of n. Beaman. trustee.
Byrd, Baldwin & Co. will sell Mt the
Real Estate Exchange, at IL m. to-
day. the following valuable property:
All that certain lot of land, with the
improvements thereon, on the north
west corner of Union street and I.oyall'a
lane Norfolk. Va, fronting on said
Union street seventeen feet. more or
less: and running back on Loyalls lane
Sixty feet more or less. For terms
read the advertisement in the auction
column on the eighth page or to-day's
Virginian.
At the same hour and place Town
send u Joynes will sell by direction OF
w. j. Baxter, Jr., trustee. the following
property Two certain lots OF land. with
improvements thereon. and known as
Nos. SO and 40 Loyall's lane. For terms
read the advertisement in the auction
columns of to-day's virginia. on the
eighth page
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Dccds OF nnrgnin nnd Sale.

Nettie r.. Spalding to Edward Spald-
Ing, five lots In Atlantic City Ward, one
lot on Southalrs lane. one lot on Ave-
nue. b.. Huntersville; twenty-nine lots
In Western Branch Mag!sterial District
of Norfolk county; seven lots In Tan
ner:s Creek District. and TWENTY-FIVE
lots In Park View. Portsmouth: consld-
GRAFTON, $1,000.
Henry Gates to John Spencer, OF New
York, stock of goods In store No 1Og
Church street, subject &c a mortgage
hold by II. *. Lewis: consideration, $3.50
T. B. Right and wife to Annie NJ. L.
Litch. q lot of land. with buildings and
improvements in Noes Court; consid-
Grafton. $4,000.
David B. Crosby. trustee. ct ais, to
William II. Crosby. q lot CT land with
improvements. corner Kent and Saller
Streets, also the next iot adjoining
same; consideration. $40.
Robert ]. RIngwalt, of Philadelphia,
70 Harrison II. Ackiss two 10 IS, Nos.
IS and 20. In block 8, on plat No. l, OF the
Norfolk Company's smap. Client; con-
sideration. Si.100.
The Norfolk Company to Harrison r.
Ackiss, lots numbered 10 and 20. In
blockb. on plat No /, Of the Norfolk
Sompany's may, Client; consideration,
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Only n Indies. t:nrfer

Iherc Is at this Office awaiting n claim
ant striking proof that no advertise
ment in its columns. no matter how
number that each day read Tho VII
sihian In last Sundays issue In the
want calumn appeared the small nd
Nertisenienh (wanIs cost 25c. an in
H S'I; three Insertions for 50c) of a
auy VINO Had lost her Honi Soft one
mae perse-garter. Monday mo,n-
III man brought II to the office and
iett II, saying that small reward
would be acceptable, although not in
s SISTED on, for the richly chased gold
nuckled trifie. The lady that lost that
garter, it is safe to say, will send f",.
II this morningS
II you have ldeR. If YOU have rouna.
IL you want TO rent, sell or buy; if vo,,
NJ mt.l't a servant or n situation, put It
i ,r, words and print IL in The Virginia.
Ihe VirSinian cannot make sitn,tionn
OF wants, but it fills both. ''s'o''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
'E'rie Fire Record.

An alarm of fire shortly after clock
Yesterday morning was caused by the
eAPlosion OF gasoline stove ut the
residence of Mr. ~. NJ Ramsey. on Cloi.
oorne avenue. Brambleton Ward Tho
damage amounted to about $40.
AT lO:l5 O'Clock an alarm from box
NO 20 carried the department to the
east end of Bermuda street to a house
belonging to the Cornicl estate. The
roof was burned off.
IRE In the attic of an unoccupied
frame dwelling on Bermuda street
near Chapel. called the department ont
again In the afternoon. The roof was
burned off.
me residents of Bermuda street be-
tween East street and Archer's Lane
uesire TO express their appreciation OF
the able efforts OF Chief Ryan and
members of the Fire Department in
suppressing the two fires that occurred
there yesterday. aud for the profnpt.
ness with which the department ar.
rived on the scene of the fires.
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An ola I.nnan,nrI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

ST. Mary's Academy, the Oldest school
ior young ladies In this city. the alma
mater OF many OF the ladies now adorn-
ing our best society, is about 10 be re-
pinceu by line new building which
VIII face on Chapel street:
10 aiu In furnishing funds for It's
construction, as we'll us for an addl-
.ion 20 INC present Asylum. an en-
tertainment Will be given on the 27th
instant. a varied programme viii be
presented, such one as will please
young and old. the lovers of music, as
well as the admirers of grace and elo-
cution. Fort Monroe Post Rand will be
present on the occasion, and Will ne
company the sweet young voices of st.
Mary's Junior choir Several ladies'
ana gentlemen, friends of the institu-
tion. Will also lend their talent to add
TO the pleasure of the evening.
Friends of st. Marys. now is your
time TO cooperate with the sisters and
70 make these two institutions as flour
lshins as any on this brond continent.
Admission fifty cents. Tickets may
De purchased ut the Asylum, III Chapel
stree
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Grand Concert ut the Academy To.
NtElit,

Ihe interest in the grand concert at
the Academy Tonight is unobntod tn
pubic is looking forward to q delightfu
entertainment and the tickets are being
rapidly sold. Those who will take pari
In the programme are already assured
OF large and fashionable audience
Sne OF the boxes has already been
bought, and though many of tho ra.
served seats have been sold, there are
sun quite number still on sale. Prof
Leo Wheat, the great piarrist, arrived
In the city yesterday in order to be on
hand TO receive grand Stcinway plano
which has been generously shinnnd Nv
the Steinway Piano COMPANY for tho
special occasion. Everything Is prom.
tious to make the occasion one long re.
membered by the social and musical
public of Norfolk.
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Among our cotton sIe,,.
.;1 l;I WATER STREET

ora bles1yeat Their in the cotton belt.
EssS 1tnSe5c contracts In Liverpool closed
sISs sss eady,. 2fto 53-64ths advance
SILVER IN London 3ossd; decline OF
Esss!sS. !,eSSesmberscontracts in New York.
ttires contract market in New Yorl,
EsS ssgancced to points, closed steady,
81 tatsssis.S22J 800 bales January, s.l5 to
81 81 ~ arch s:24 to s.25 May, $50 to
$sEallc edt3 tas4 points, Sales, 43,70O.
sSsst Esss at United States ports were
e faieg. gainst aS,9s9 bales last
syeaarSa ,1 q q Z. a9. 1o7 bales iii, 1899,
o g2lle !. md Memphis markets de-
5ssilslsa lSlec. OF her markets unchanged,
f5s5e fWss0 Orleans receipts to-day are es.
Z Sikkaatedh at 5000 bales, possibly 5000.
sagaisnstsl2 .69S bales last year and 10. 37s
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T'ra,re Sn,,.

j. II. Valentine. general auctioncer.
r. r. Morris, assistant. will sell nj
their auction house at 10 O'Clock this
morning 100 mems beaver overcoats,
heavy and light weights: so boys over.
coats. leo mems and boys fine suits.
SO dozen cashmere pants, 20 ladies and
misses feloaks large line OF me>ns
women's and chlldren's shoes large
line of gentlemen's furnishing goods.
1000 yards remnants of dress goods,
calicoes, prints cloth, &C.; large line OF
notions. hosiery. hats. caps, fancy
goods. &c. Sold in lots to suit the
trade. Sale positive
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We Took Them, All

6750 pairs of ladies', children,s ami
mems hose. We didn't need them nc
our stock of hosiery was large. hi.
the importer offered them at such q
ridiculous low price for cash, our buzz
could not resist the temptation. SC
here they are-and out they must so
we are cramped for space. 121-2c. TO,
26c. values. Don't miss this opportT.
nifty. 1t may never be offered again.
LEVY BROS,
Modern Bargain Store,
174 Main street
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Died nj st. vinccnt.s.

captain &. #. Banks. of the Nov.
York, Philadelphia. and Norfolk tnsr
portsmouth. died at st. Vincent's Hos
pitai Yesterday morning after two
weeks illness from typhoid fever. He
w was a ani native Of Mathews county, and
was thlrty-four years of age. He re.
sided at No. 10 High street. this c,tS,
ana leaves wife and two children, He
was a member of Brambleton Iodrc
knights of Pythias. T.
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Lively t,uafl,r-.

There is some lively cut ting of prices
being done by Dunston & Sherwood
that is interesting to ladies, as well as
men. They are closing out their stock
OF BOYS Mothers Friend Shirt-Waists
at 40c. each, and selling mems genuine
Swits condo underwear at 81.
Their large advertisement in The Viz
gilman Is very interesting reading.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21

Simon Satters to ada REESE, colorcd.
George Henry Davis, Jr., to Annie
Boylan Coleman, white
i.eter Hogan to Julia Davis, white
waiter Il. Gaskins to Sarah r. Grant.
James William Fl. Woodson TO rosetta
Hayes; colorcd
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sonletliing. New In Norfolk.

les Tan Rubbers,S 9 sto Is . 4oc
ss s5s Fan 2ub bers, s to o.. 6oc
u {, goods 3 81 ere light and durable
lso a limited supply Child :. e
4 g TO a s., 15c. 49, J. ~. = ?
ssAftgsesS Rubbers,5 II to q I. u: ooo
4 dies e bberss II to IS 49,. SSc
ont IS, uGbers, 6 to Il .i.t..l = a.,
Gent S Foot fpids mo, fiee,). to IL AZ:
u e lei,s.5 One Price Shoes store.
( 3sSsS z alnfBs street, opposite Courthouse.
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meteorological Data.
u. 8. Department of AgI

u. s. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau. Norfolk, Nov 81.
Local meteorological data for the "a
hours ending p. m. last night:
Maximum temperature ............. SO
Minimum temperature .......... 80
Normal temperature deduced from
"a years observation ...... 81
Departure from normal ........ S
Departure since January 1st........ 1876
Rainfall for "a hours. ...... 13
Rainfall since first Of month .... 1927
j. j. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21

as Full t9naturnlizatto papers were
nted.lyesterday by. Judge Hanckel
Z 70 .. u 1.M GR Zipler, Benjamin Epstein,
all9natives OF Russia, they having pro-
duced the proper certificates ana tuK-
en- the usunl oath OF allegiance
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
Suits Entcrc,,.

Divorce suit has been entered in the
L. Hodges. through William ID. Good
son; her next friend. VS.. Herbert r..
Hodges.
Chnncery suit has been en- tered by
Minnie l., Mercer VS.. George e. Bow
den.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
Instructio,,i,, 1,.,o

Professor Charles Borjes, organist Of
CUNT rland Street NJ. r. church. takes
pleasure In announcing to the public
giving all his time to the tenchinp ~,
music. piano. violin. mandolin. land
nute. at his studio, Y. NJ. c.. A. buiIdinr
Terms and particulars can be learned
on application by letter or in person
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
MINOR OFFENSES.

Robert Garrison. colored, breach of
the peace; dismissed
Ernest Outen. colored. breach of the
peace; dismissed.
John Street. white. nuisance; contin-
ued five days for examination
James Smith. colored, larceny; con-
tinued to the cit.
Fanny Tailey or Eaton. colorcd. as
sault: fined $3.50 and COSTS
Tom Fields, colored, breach of the
peace; continued to the cit
Eva Lee, white. drunk; dismissed
John Guthrie. Robert NJ Johnson,
Fred. Tunsthll, drunk: fined 81 and
costs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
i j EST OFFER 7.
% BANK sTRBET.
.EoER EEsIEM

A.f We nre authorizeaato donate $500 10 any
4 4 tsIspital, asylum, church or monument
Rnssesi atla o,1. may be selected BY the
ithin the last fifteen years
5S1ya3ii AN s55BsNIINGEYORK Life Insurance
a ss5SSo29fApaRS ynnd which has been in force
ans or longer, which has produced
22f,@ Il ESD Its In DIVIDENDS or
5to the holder as an exactly
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. age. plan, kind and
tGs snrnc) issued by THE
6 t}s SfsiLsEIf'ES1NTIRN.y Ask your agent 10
sgous Ieth this $500, or why he can't.
III the best company Try
humphreys & Son
4 CENTS NORTHWESTERN.
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Cape 0vercoats,
Refers
and UISterS,

''THE HUB" Is making n spectaty of
Ci1LDRIGN'S CAPE OVERCOATS,
REEFERS and ULSTERS this season.
Judging from the present lively dema nc1s
for these garments, the people are wide
awake to the fact that onr styles and
prices are lust right
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
A VALUABLE DOG.

Mr.. s. Lngiglia, doing business on
Main street, had a colored man named
Sandy Conway arrested on Tuesday for
stealing his dog. which he valued at
$50! Justice Burroughs called the cnse
In the police. court yesterday, but by re-
quest continue 4 1t until to-day for
additional evidence
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Court of S.nw and Cbanccry
There was no business trnnsac ted by
the Court of Lew and Chancery yester-
day ll4
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Stylish Cnpcs and Jackets.
Prices low.
wRIGHT'S, 1876 Main street
A shoe StocIs M Cos,

Mrs. Is. Raphers entire stock, at No.
ZIG Church street, must be sold at once,
Everything that pertains to first class
business.
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ynnsis 4 rstiiIns, a II Shades. III
~ lstiani bonqil funeral designs,
fpif dec1rat ,rig \. - 80. -
81 ssas ssLDGooD. sS CRANKY street. 4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21

Joseph Bcskin. wood dealer I'm
Bermuda street, who was arrested by
Special Officer Moore. agent for the
> +. G. A.. for cruelty to his horse on
iast monday. and whose case was con-
tinued, was tried before Justice Bur
roughs yesterday and fined SIZES. Bcs-
kin had no defence to offer, and sub
mitted TO the penalty without kicking.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21

Just received car Of fancy New York
State cabbage, fresh and green, which
we will sell for shippers account in lots
to suit buyers. Come and get q bar
gain: also apples. potatoes. poultry, eggs
and butter.
D. P. BLoUNT & CO,
no 20-3ts 10 Roanole Donl
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DAVIS Aco1IITrED

Charlie Davis, the coorcd porter for
MHssrs z. n. Whitehurst & Brother,
corner Church and Freemnson straot
who was arrested on Tuesday by Dcpu-
" tIigh Constable Manning on a war
rant SWORN out by Davis wife. charg-
ing him with adultery, was tried be-
fore the Police Court yesterday and &c
Quilted. Mr. Julius T. Saunders rep
resented him.
FINED FOR CRUELTY TO AMI
MATS
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az s,ss:s 5 V arsnolt q Firey. rs
eye, Ear No and Throat. Consul
4 issii frse.9s9 LAG Main street. Norfolk,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21

Our specially bridal presents and
novelties.
CHAPMAN & JAKEMAN
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PRICES GOOD FOR ore Week FROM DATE.

The p, Zoos Royal Brand Flour. cab.
2Ras, SOC; the r: G. Cos Golden Crown
nciu Hams, per pound, 25c.: Water
Ground Corn Meal. per peck. 15c.; Jones
'ure Refined Lard. 3 pounds. Csc; Su-
perb y. Y. State Cooking Butter, per H.,
nc: Fancy y; y. State Butter, per lb.
Stc-: finest :lsln Creamery, per pound,
&c; Dried Apples. per h., 7c.: Ounce and
I,eaGh Preserves. per H.. 91Sc.: Large
heuluIn oysters, pcr quart, 25c:
Large Select Oysters, 1cr quart. 40c.:
nan'r Oysters on half Shell. per dozen,
Superb L.uc2 Oil, per quart hottie. G5c
Fancy Bon Bon Candies, per lib. box,
,Sc:; Hancy Eon Bon Candies. per 5tlb
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21

Charlie Sumner, colored who was ar
rested last Sunday by officer Wade, at
the Instance Of Robert Keeling, on the
SSnarsc OIL stealing shot gun valued at
SI5 and whose case WINS continuaI rro,,
last Monday until yesterday, stood be-
iore Ills Honor In q penitent mood yes
terday anu made a full confession, but
stated tnat restitution had been made
ana that keeling was satisfied and
chance Justice Burroughs took pity on
the boy, and as Keeling had no desire
TO push the charge, the Justice gave him
a severe warning and good advice
1 him to Go and sin no more.
me boy paid the costs. SIPS. and with
an apparently grateful heart left the
court room.
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New Store, Nem Goods

One of the firm just returned from
New York with immense line of novel.
ties and fancy goods, suitable for brida
and other gifts.
CHAPMAN g. JAKEMAN