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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.
Am Unusually large Number of Pupils
in Attendance.

Wake Forest n. c.. Dec. l3-pro-
hahly some of the readers OF The Vir-
ginian would like to hear something
from Wake Forest College
The college this year has an enroll
ntht OF 30, greater number than has
been enrolled 1T any one time during
its existence. President Taylor has lust
returned from New York, where he had
spent ten days in the interest OF the
college. He is now busily engaged I'm
mailing circulars announcing the open
ing OF the spring term on January 18TH
The Indications point to n consi6era bic
number of new students then.
Prof. w. l.. Potcat delivered the third
lecture in the series of lectures for
this season on the evening of the Sd
INST. In Memorial Hall, on "Phpsiolgi-
cal Basis Of Morality"
The faculty have selected from the
senior class orators for the next com
mencein"nt as follows: Bruce Benton.
~ ~ n. , !<ray' w. G. Briggs, S. Dowell.
D. H. Cor. and l. NJ. Mcckins.
Dr TaYl1r land Profs. Ferrel and
carlyle VIII represent the college Mt
bor6
Universal sorrow was felt here at
inc death Of Or. G. Durham. lie was at
the time of his death the president of
Inc koard of Trustees. and had always
been closely identified with every move.
int1it for the advancement of the col
leae.
The work OF the senior English class
inns term has been devoted wholly to
the study of Shakespeare. Most of the
plays nave been read and studied in
chronological order and the WORK of the
fall term will close with minute study
OF the sonnets. Mr. Richard Briggs. SIR.
of Baltimore. recently presented TO tho
library the Variorun editions of King
Lear and Macbeth. These are for spe-
cial use in the English department.
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Southern Indu.tr,nI En,erprixc..

baltimore. Dec. ia special dis
patch to the Manufacturers Record
announces that Il site has been selected
~ itome Ga, for q cotton mill of 30
I'd spindlcs and 1000 looms to cost
about 100000 TO be built by combi-
naiiHE or Northern ard Southern cap
llaltsls Thcre is already under CON
struction in the same town Il mill of
ahout the same size. which is being
erected by one of the oldest cotton mill
corporations in New ENGLAND
Among other enterprises reported for
the week were the purchase of o1 O0o
acres or timber land in Florida and the
purchase in the same State by Mime
sofa capitalists OF $4,000 acres and of
another large body of timber land for
Aiao.Voo. with the intention of erecting
large lumber mills and turpentine
plants a $4,000 lumber company and
q hosiery mill in Georgia; the purchase
IN Kentucky of oil and gas lands by
pennsylvania people, and arrange
meHts for opening up 10000 acres of
coal lands Tor active mining; n 100000
conperage company in louisiana: eX-
tcnSivc glass factory i'm Baltimore,
and two manufacturing companies of
100000 and 100000 capital. respective
~ in the same city. North Carolina re-
ports an electric light plant and N
$4,000 cotton mill; South Caroliha-
sash and blind factory. n knitting mill.
auarrying enterprise, and d5 ton
ice plant: Tenncssee-umber mills TO
be built by Indiana capitalists knit
ting mill, iron and wire works, and the
projection of q $4,000 cooperage com
pany.
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The National Complaint.

Dyspepsia in the national complaint
Almost every other man or woman you
meet has II. and the result is that the
number OF pseudo-rcmedics for 1t is as
numerous az Pharoah's host. They arc
for the most part worthless. There is
however. searching eradicant of this
distressing and obdurate malady. one
whose genuine merits long since raised
1t TO a foremost place among the staple
medicines of America. Hostcttrr's
Stomach Bitters eXtirpates dyspepsia
with greater certainty and promptitude
Than any known remedy, and Is a most
genial invigorant, appetizer and aid to
secretion. These are not empty asser-
tons. as thousands OF our countrymFn
onw women who have experienced its
effects are aware but are backed up
by irrefragable proofs repeatedly laid
before the public. The Bitters also pro.
mote regular habit of body and give
healthful stimulus to the urinary or
gans.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
NEWPORT NEWS.

Newport News. Va. Dec 12.-(Spe-
cial.)-The german at the Casino last
night, given In honor of the visiting
young ladies, was one of the most ideal
a1airs OF the kind that has ever taken
place here. An unusual amount of
good humor prevailed. and the whole
dance was carried out In n style that
did full justice to the young men who
were instrumental I'm getting 1t up
Among the bellies who We're prominent
Jordan. of Norfolk, in light blue silk:
Miss Lizzie Rorden, OF Norfolk, in pale
green, with dark green velvet trimmings:
MISS Nellie Little, of Norfolk. in white
with tulle; Miss Alise Nichoaus. in
pink satin. and Miss Rose Myers. in
blue silk and chiffon accessories.
The iaydor Choral ASSocia ton has
secured the wcll-linown and renowned
Mozart Symphony Club. of New York.
to n"siHt In their grand concert. which
VIII take place at the Opera House Wed
nesdav night, December 18th. This will
be ot.c OF the finest ana most artistic
musical entertainments ever given
here.
The British steamer "Roxby," arrived
from New York to-day to load. on ac-
count of the United States Shipping
Company.
The ltappahannocI arrived from Liv-
erpool last night with large cargo. ON
account of Chesapeake and Ohio Steam
Shhp Company. L mere were i've stow
aways on board. which will he brought
before the Custom House oiIlciuls this
afternoon The Hotel Virginia pianist.
Mr.. Leo Wheat, gave musical recital
10 number of the members of tho
Presbyterian Church last night. which
was highly enjoyed The new and
handsome organ which has Just been
purchased. was put in few days ago.
anu proves quite an attraction i'm tho
musical line. Mr.. Wheat left this n
IN. for Richmond
Judge APPEL and family. OF Mt. Yer
non. n. j., are at the Hotel Warwick.
Thr Judge liz prominent judiciary Of
mat state. He will make hunting tour
through this section
w. u. Donald. ID. 7. Donovan and w.
\. Y. DODGE. "f Norfolk. were regis
tered at the Warwick Yesterday.
Mai. a. Myers and three daughters
Misses Margaret. Rose and Mary Car
ter Myers, were in the city yesterday 10
attnrd the Tavlor Herndon nuptial.
Hr. J. L. Nfaryc. .Tr.. Of the Insurance
iirir OF AIarye 6. RoZcnton. is attending
q meeting of the underwriters in Rich
mond.
Rrcmond Lodge No. 241. A. F.. \. NJ.
WIZ nave THEN. regular meeting to-
morrow evening and three members will
nave tho third degree conferred.
the Illumination Republican Club Is
making ARRANGEMENTS to give Xmas
pool ana billiard tournament
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Early Morning sIarrinEe.

Mr.. Paul c. Trugicn. editor and pro-
prietor of the Portsmouth Star and
Miss Mary a., daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Fl. Peters, We're quietly married yes
terday morning at the residence of MIR.
Peters, OH North Court street. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. MIR. Far
land. pastor of st. Johns p. +. Church.
assisted by Rev. N. r. Allison, pastor
OF the Court-Street Presbyterian
Church, only the immediate family of
the bride and groom being present
After the ceremony breakfast was
served and soon after Mir. and Mrs. Tru-
glen took the New York Philadelphia
and Norfolk steamer. for Cape Charles.
where they took the train for New
York. They will be absent about ten
days. On their return they will live
In Park View. in home recently built
by the groom. The Virginian extends
its best wishes to the newly-weddetl
couple and wishes them much hapDi-
lnSS-
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American Federation or,.obor.

New York, Dec. 12-At this mornings
session Of the American Federation of
Labor in Madison Square Garden, a
communication was read from the
Trade and Labor Assembly of Chica go
to the effect that the lack of harmony
among trades unions In Chicago was
due to the interference OF lawyers and
others who sought to make capital and
fat fees out of the labor movement, and
requesting that the incoming EXecu-
tive Council Of the Federation appoint
q committee to establish a labor move
ment In Chicago upon a sound basis
This was referred to n special COM
mittee.
At the afternoon session the above
committee recommended that a com
mittee, consisting of two members OF
the Executive Counsel of the Federation
go to Chicago to investigate and settle
the difficulties. The report was adopt
Cd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
.Navy.yard Notes.

:, A board consisting of Captain S. w.
Terry, Lieutenant w II. Turner, and
Naval Constructor Nutting has been
appointed to investigate the collision
IN which the schooner Venus, in tow
OF the tug Wahneta, colided with. the
Monong;,iela.
The Bancroft has been placed in the
dry dock to have her bottom cleaned
and painted.
The Montgomery has received her
printing coat of white paint, and was
yesterday taking on board her sup
ply of ammunition
Twenty senmen are still wanted for
distribution to the North Atlantic
squadron.
Two deserters named Garfield Aus
tin and Joseph w. Saylor, gave them
selves up on board of the Franklin
yesterday. They deserted from the
Minneapolis before her departure for
Turkey.
Invitations have been Issued by the
officers of the navy-yard and station
for Il series of Saturday evening hops
the first of which will take place on
December 18th. Dancing will he in
dulged in from TO 6 p. m.
a draft of men for distribution to
the North Atlantic Squadron will
leave Boston in time to arrive here be-
fore the 18th instant.
The Amphitrite will come up to the
yard to-day
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
Union Meeting Inst Night.

Lodges of 7. O. o. f, held n union
meeting last night to receive The Grand
Officers of the State. Among the num-
Der were the following: Grand Master
LIN Montague. of Richmond; Deputy
Grand Master T. V. Ticrney, OLD
Point: Grand Conductor. Il. 4. Ether
idRe, Fast Grand Recorder y. L. White
hurst, OF PartEmouth; District Dep
uty Grand Master c. a. Mclean, and
Il number Of others.
Short talks were made by each of
the officers upon the good of the or
der. IT was shown that the order was
greatly on the increase throughout the
State. and that new lodges are being
formed. After the usual talk a light
collation. was served, and all SCENE q
to have sncnt a pleasant evening.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
Something Should lie Done.

MT. EUIIUf. --"--
The Council recently appropriated
considerable money TO shell our streets
and Put them in order. The manner in
which the Smelling is being done is
Just throwing away money: for example
let anw member of the Street Committee
or any citizen take q walk to County
street, which has just been shelled from
Court to Green streets. and see the
condition of il to-day The shells have.
buried themselves out OF sight and
there are holes there large enough 10
break any vehicle. The proper thin,.
to be done Is TO remove at least twelve
inches of the top mud and then put down
smells and they would do some good
Like the streets are row 1t is wasting
money. Let the committee consider this
matter well before they have any more
shells put down. y TAX PAYER.
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Election of oniccrs.

Portsmouth Council, No. 227, Royal
Arcanum. held their regular annual
meeting Wednesday night and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: 5. =. Wigg, regent; c. w. Muir
daugh, Jr.. vice-rcgent: Henry c. Walk
or. orator: a. Buff, secretary; j. c.
Ashton. treasurer: Harry L. Watts.
collector; Benz. Whitlock. chaplain: w.
II. Peters, Jr.. guide; ]. X Lenghorne.
warden; George w. II. Watts. sentinel;
!. l.. Blisoly. trustee; r. T.. Warren.
representative to the Grand Council: j.
G. Proctor. alternate
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I BERKELEY
[ M

Miss Maud Sykes and Mr. w. L. Tar
ron were married. at the home OF the
brides parents, on Liberty street, yes
terday afternoon.
E"rl,lev Lodge. a. Il. and a., Masons,
held their twenty-fifth anniversary BAN
quet 1T Market Hall last night.
The Kings Daughters bazaar, which
has been in progress for several nights
Mt Market Hall. closed Wednesday
night. The ladies realized about 5000.
MAYORS COURT.--Betsy Jones,
alias Crceky. charged Charlie Harrell,
with uplawfulIy beating her. Betsy
failed to sustain her case, and had to
pay cost of court.
The Town Council didn't meet last
night, owing to the lack OF a quorum.
Mr.. II. T. Lindsay is quite sick. at his
residence. on Lee street
Miss Molly Frost is reported quite sick
at her home. on Pearl street.
Captain Myers Burnett and wife ar
rived last night from Newport News,
and are the guests Of Captain ]. S.
Whitworth
There was some talk yesterday of es-
tabllshing life-saving stations along
Chestnut street.
The list of office seekers continues tc
increase and by the time our Council.
men-elect are sworn in there will be
more than a dozen applicants for ach
office to be filled.
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wedding In High Life.

Baltimore. Nd: Dea. 1.-THE we'd
ding to-day of Miss Bertha Bartiett
OF this city, to Mr.. Charles NJ. Sher,
man, of Chicago, attracted many dis
tinsuished guests to the country home
of Mr.. Columbus O'Donnell Lee, a few
miles outside of Baltimore, where the
Washington. including Gen. and Mrs.
Nelson A. Miles and Senator. and Mrs.
John Sherman. Mr.. Tecumseh Sherman
was the best man. The bride is q
daughter Of the date Gen. oseph Bart
lett Y. s. a, and the groom is a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
Look at These Prices.

On account of the prevailing dull
times we have determined that our
stock must be reduced regardless of
profits, especially In the suit line: and
In that line we have made the following
cuts:
Suits. bill WOOL Formerly ysld for
$3.50. now 81; neat cashmere suits.
former price $40, now IS; clay worsteds
black. all wool suit. former price s12.50
now $l0 in frock as well as sacks, and
so on. Our stock must be reduced
We mean business. DO you? Rcn,cm-
Der we only advertise facts
LEVY & JACOBS.
700 High street
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PGDIR is NIQ o D 4 III n o IN S
Arrestcn AS n .suypicIons Gina an.ar

tS' MS u Susf1cfOuS Chn hc.0r
Last night u strange imam WAS seen
gong In and out of several yards on
rtu.rison street atid fpelpins In the
windows. Mr.. George Broushton saw
act In a strange manner He saw off,
Ger Meginley and informed him of what
ne had seen. The officer Went to look
Tor the man and found him In MIR.
Richardson's yard on Harrison street.
fie saiu that ne boarded there, but in
>quiry showed that 10 one knew him
lie was carried to the station house
where he gave his name as Custus and
said he was from Boston, but had come
here TO work. He had been drinking,
anu mad gotten lost. He had an envel-
ope III mis- pocket directed to him ut
q we'll known boarding house OH High
street. He was held until this morn
Ing for the Mayor to dispose of his
case.
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a Well known Fact.

This season has been very back
ward as regards the weather, etc. con
sequently December 1st finds us with
larger stock than we ought to have
for this time OF the year. We've de-
cided TO cut the prices of all our mems,
boys and chlldrens suits; also over
coats, so that they will be within tho
reach OF every purchaser We've got
the stock and they must lie sold.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY,
Ia High street
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TIC Modern Mother

has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the plea SAINT laxative.
Syrup OF Figs, when in need of the lax
ative effect OF q gentle remedy than by
any ether and that II is more accepta-
bic to them. Children enjoy It and il
benefits them The true remedy Syr,p
of Figs. is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only
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cure OF hiss family. Brother Belts"
replied DR. Black. mo. I so under
know II he has accepted Infant hap
! tism? "Oh, yes said DR.. Black, che
had his babies baptized some time
ago. This Incident cnuscd another
litter in the conference. 4
MIR. Washington Duke, OF Durham,
sent his check as usual for $3.50 for the
worn,Qut preachers, md their widows.
The secretary was requested to write
him note of thanks on behalf OF
the conference.
Greensboro Female College. arrived
to-day.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
This afternoon the various commit
tees held meetings, and Il large and
enthusiastic meeting OF the Womans'
Parsonage and Home Missionary So
ciety was held In the conference room.
College delivered an eloquent address
before the society tonight.
There was a grand Ilpworth League
rally at the Methodist Church. adj
of Trinity College. and others.
Rev. l.. l.. Massey, the gifted young
chaplain OF the State University.
preached sermon OF great power ut
the Baptist Church tonight.
9TH Err MATTERS.
Miss w. G. Crawford. OF Washington,
N. c., is visiting her mother. Mrs c. r.
Foreman, on upper Main street.
MIR. j. Z. Commander has entered into
partnership with Mr.. c. c. Pupendck,
and they Will run large fresh meat
and vegetable market ut the old stand,
OH Road street.
Another party OF Northern sports
men arrived here last night and left for
the duckIng grounds OH the sounds.
Mrs. John H. Ranks, OF Norfolk. for
mirly of this place. is visiting the
family OF Mr.. d. S. Kramer, on Main
street.
HRS. DR.. Ritter. of Moyock, is visit
ing her father Mr.. w. w. Moriscttc.
OH Fearing street.
Miss Fanny Dewson, we are sorry TO
on Fearing street
The steamer Neusc. as was the New
ilernc, OH Tuesday. was grounded I'm
the sounds yesterday, and was delayed
ten hours. There was also another
party OF preachers on her. coming to
attend Conference.
a CHURCH IN DARENESS-Thc
electric lights which have been recently
put In the Methodist Church in addition
to the gas. don't seem to be much of an
Improvement so far, Sunday night they
went cut. leaving the church In total
darkness, and last night they would
go out back and forth alternately, caus-
Ing good deal of Inconvenience.
ALL ARRtVE.-All the preachers
nave arrived now and have settled down
70 "ork III earnest. Preaching will
take place mt all the different denomi-
national churches, the pulpits being sup
pied from those taken from Conference
EiShop Wilson Will preach Mt the Mcthp-
aist Church Sunday and Rev. DIR. KiIgo
President Of Trinity College. will occu-
by the baptist pulpit in the morning
FIRE AIARM.-An alarm of fire was
sounded this morning in the Second
ward, ana it was soon found to be To-
Gated in Mr.. Il. Il. Lambs stables. II
was put out, however, without the aid
OF the engine, as it had made no head
way.
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE
Inc Nora Machrec Irish Comedy Com
pany gave another exhibition ut the
Opera House last night. and notwith-
standing the small house. IL was one OF
me best exhibitions that has been here
this seaaon. II Will play again Tonight
and all who like n good performance
can be gratified by being on hand.
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You Have "a Chance 10 Save Money.

"A beautiful 1874. extra size blanket, re-
uced from $40 to $500
a grand blanket all pure WOOL ILL.,
regular price, 81: special price So.
from IS.
100 pairs gray, wool blankets, reduced
from $3.50 TO s1.49. .
Is doz. linen front, unlaundried shirts,
reduced from 5oc. to 39c.
week for bargains
a. J. PHILLIPS.
Under Oxford Hall,
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Fonud Guilty of Assault.

Huntingdon, w. Va, Dec. 12.-The
jury trying John Bingham, the pugilist,
for an assault upon City Editor Yew-
of guilty of felony at noon The other
men charged with conspirins to kill
the editor will now be placed on trial.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13

Fl. q. Pearson has fine line of mecr-
chaum and briarpipcs and nice, small
Xmas boxes of cigars. Ferry Cigar
Store, Water street.
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BY John c. Nlemeycr, Auctloneer. y
dccS-1Ot
Specials for To-day.

lIne Sweet Apple Cider, Toe. per quart !.
me new Layer Raisins. lOc. per bound
Just reGeived--a fresh lot OF our Cracked
T ,Iiin Java Coffee for 23c. per hound.
I rills VIII drink equal to any 95c. Coffce.
nNerS pound guaranteed to give sutisfac-
ton or money refunded. we have n full
unc OF NIL kinds of Nuts, Raislns. Candy.
etc., f9r Xmas, which we arc Offering al
n,Ie ,aSS 10" prices Come and examine
G. w ,,rnc,,,e s
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A big reduction on carpets. refrigera-
TORS. conopies. and oil cloth for the next
thirty days. Buy now and save money,
1T j. 6. Crawfcrd'e
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Facfs.

For solid comfort get on the inside of
one of our SO Suits.
JOHN A. MORRIS, Mgr,
303 High street
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JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
WOOD AND COAL FOR SAFE.

No. Split Oak Wood speciality, both
new and old. The best sheltered Pima
Wood III this city at any time. crain or
shine. Also the best grades of Stove ana
Nut Coal at lowest prices at H. B. WILL
KlNS', 1918 Washington street. Phone
DIS. High street Office 200. .SeG
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storm, overcoats.

Save q dollar and get a better coat
from JOHN A. MORRIS. Mgr.
303 High street
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We Are Supplying the People with
Suits and 0yercOais ut Reduced
PrfcnH

We have made n Reduction In our
Suits and Overcoats. Look at our win
dow display. The largest stock in
Portsmouth. Prices cannot he dupli-
Gated anywhere. NJ. ROSENBAITM,
ZIG and lis High street
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Fifty degrees warmer on inside than
on outside of our 81 ATWOOD Shirts
worth sl.50.
CHAS. r. wELToN & CO.
Hatters and Mems Furnishers.
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AIDES: GENTLEMEN. BOYS. AND
= Girls. Little Ones, and All, are Invited
to COLL ut 2l5 High street and examine our
stock s of Xmas Goods just opened. Dolls,
ons. NIL sizes, from 20 cents 10 t325 See
our new pictures
GEORGE S. BELL, Agent,
&c Brandt Building.
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Don't Miss the Dry Goods Rarxnins
At linmmiITs This Week. Sale
Closes Saturday Night.

These prices are for cash only. Ham
mills. 1901 High street.
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SHOES

You will have 10 buy anyhow, SO why
not come TO us, where assortment Is COM
plete and prices reduced to ONE, and that
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STRAYED.

Taken up on my premises, ONE RED
tiElFlGR and fEARLlNG. which owner
can nave by proving property and pay
lnS charges. Call ut corner of Villn and
Rlverview streets. GeIItf
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APPLES, APPLES. APPLES.

MONDAY we Will have another car OF
zine App!es-Johnson's,B Ben Davis Wine;
saps and other varieties. 5t}lSsi
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The &c. Brooks Comply
Great Alteration / Sale.

Every article In my store will be sold O.
cruelty reduced prices and regardless "a
cost. to enable me to make extensive ala
terations on my premises by January 1st.
and bargain seekers to obtain great bar
gains IN all kinds Of Furniture. House
furnishing Goods. Clothing. Shoes, Dos.
goods must DO sold for cash. Call and
see our prices to be convinced. 31}
SAMUEL LASTING, 55
County. streets extended, between FeaSl
and Cooke streets. Portsmouth. EtM
dec8-1m sta$
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ANYTHING IN OUR SHOE LINE

is reduced to n single certainty and thai
is-"the best for the same money, or tho
same for less"-'tis reasonable, too.