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Burgiars in the Suburbs.

The bartender at Scheld's Brewery at
Twenty eighth and NJ streets reports that
on Tuesday night another attempt was
made to rob the place, and it was par
TALLY successful.
He had not yet retired for the night,
and the burglars heard him and cut their
visit short. They had, however. already
secured several boxes of cigars.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Senator Shippee of Butte is visiting the
city.
L. Aull came down from Folsom yes
terday.
Senator E. c. Seymour of San Bernar-
dino is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Smith are spending
few days at Alta.
Henry Alexander OF this city is rusti-
eating at Mount Shasta.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Somers of Chicago
are at the Golden Eagle.
Adjutant- a. w. Barrett went
down 10 San Francisco yesterday
". W. Jones of San Francisco, a
prominent fruit-shipper, is in the city.
Mrs. 5. Spencer aud Miss Edna Starr Of
North San Juan, Nevada County, are
guests at the Golden Eagle.
Charles E. Livermore, of the Sacra-
mento Electric Light and Power Conn
pany, came up from San Francisco last
night.
E. L. Somers of New York, General
Traffic Manager Of the West Shore Rail-
way Company, is here in that company's
fruit-shipping interest.
Assistant Acknowledgement Il. f.
Peeler. who has been spending the
Fourth at Fresno and inspecting Com
pany c of the Sixth there, returned last
night.
John Z. Sheehan, Jr., of san Francisco
is IN the city visiting friends. He is a
graduate Of Stanford University and
Will study law at the Hastings Law Col
lege. Mr.. Sheehan is native of this city.
Mrs. II. a. Mayhem goes to San Fran
cisco to-day and will take steamer Tues
day next for a trip to Alaska Her
daughter. Mrs. w. T. Phipps of Marys-
vile, and her niece, Miss SIaver of Chi
cago, will accompany her.
Among the passengers yesterday morn
ing on the overland train for the East
was Rev. E. {. Merrill, formerly pastor
of the congregational Church Of this city,
but at present assistant pastor Of Rev.
DR.. Mckenzie's Presbyterian Church in
San Francisco, who Will take vacation
OF two or three months in the East.
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PROBABLY MURDERED
Juan Orellana Is Missing-Had Money
When Last seen.


When Last seen.
An old man named Juan Orellana, a
Chilean. who for number years has
been employed as a watchman on the
river front by the San joaquin Trans
portation Company, is missing, and it is
believed he has been foully dealt with.
Orellana has not been seen since last
Tuesday, and it is said he then had about
Sl00 on his person.
Captain j. II. Roberts thinks he has
been robbed and murdered. Orellena is
generally known as "Old John"
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George ShOu3y.

l.. S. Merrick of 754 Harrison street,
Syracuse, n. Y, writes to Secretary
Luther of the Pioneer Society for infor-
nation of George Shoudy. who came to
California prior to 1860. II was at one
time at lone, Amador County, and proba-
bly in this city
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ResurnDtion of HostIlities.

speaking of Noah"-- said the ex-
change editor.
Who's speaking of Noah?" interrupted
the financial editor.
'If he owed anybody for work on the
ark" resumed the other, ignoring the
query, "his debts must have been liqul-
dated when the rain came"
That doesn't follow at ALL" retorted
the financial editor. "He may have had
a large floating Indebtedness"
III you know anything about finances
you would know he could settle ali that
by watering his stock"
Coming from you that's shear non
sense. If be could have exhibited his
animals. wouldn't he have had a boz
nanza''--
mo; the bonanza came with later
Flood"
That isn't Fairl'
He had plenty of provisions, anyhow.
He had Ham and"-
You ought to be 'Shem'd of yonr-
self"
What do you Noah 'bout'-
Water you trying to suy, anyway"
"Ark"' hastily spoke up the index edi-
tor. Il hear somebody cOmingp'
II deluge, 'entlemen," exclaimed the
railway editor, bustling in, you've said
enough forty dayr'
And the assembly broke up in confu-
sion.-Chicago Tribune.
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school Boys In Line.

In addition to the Boys Brigade in the
procession on the Fourth, there was a
company ca of boys from the Fremont
Primary School at Twenty-fourth and n
to the number of thirty-six, under
Captain John Turley. The boys are in
BY r r tOX
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1 brakeman Injured.

Yesterday afternoon L. B. Smith, a
brakeman. while coupling cars at Cclfax,
had q bolt run through the fieshy part of
his right arm, badly decorating it. He was
brought to the Railroad Hospital in this
city for treatment.
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Chamber of Commerce.

Mayor Steinman said yesterday that he
had made up his mind to call meeting
of citizens for next Friday evening to
consider the matter OF organizing a
Chamber of Commerce In this city.
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First Anniversary.

+. G. Jones. proprietor of the Acorn
Shaving Parlors, 1912 Sixth street, cele-
brated his first anniversary by giving his
employees banquet at Haub's Restaur-
ant last evening.
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Comu,itted to Stockton.

Drs. Ogden and Atkinson yesterday
examined Lulu Writ and advised her
commitment TO an insane asylum. She
will be taken to Stockton to-day. Her
mother will accompany her and remain
IN Stockton, where she can see her
daughter frequently.
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Judgment for Plaintiff.

Judge Johnson has rendered judgment
in favor of c. Ii. Dixon and against the
Eli, Grove Water Company. The action
was for the foreclosure of a mortgage
given 10 secure the payment OF promi5-
sorry note for $1,000.
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County Officials Fees.

County Clerk Hamilton during the
month of June collected fees amounting
to 1872 90 Thirty-nin marriage licenses
were issued, and fifty-three new proceed
lngs commenced.
Auditor and Recorder Cohn collected
as fees $500 %.
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SQUARE Pianos, $50 to $500. Special
sale OF guitars, violins and banjos at
\ eale, Eilers Co., 63l J street. Agents
Conover Mathushek, Jacob Doll Pianos
and everything in musical line.
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Placed end to end in continuous line
the streets OF London would extend from
Mansion House across the entire conti-
nent of Europe and beyond the Ural
mountains into Asia. The number of
inhabitants exceeds the population of
Paris, Berlin, Vienna and Rome put to-
gether.
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Closed.

The Red House Company's store will
remain closed for few days, as .hey are
inventorying the stock, and marking it
down to close out several lines of goods
entirely. Due notice OF their reopening
will be given through the columns Of
this paper.
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Lecture Date Changed.

DIR. Gunsaulaus has been compelled to
change the date of his lecture from Mon
day to Wednesday evening, the 10th.
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WHENEVER the Government wants
the mos Trustworthy article and the best
in quality, it prefers the Royal. as this
brand was found to be superior to all
others in leavening power by the official
chemical Tests, made at the instance Of
the Government. in the Agricultural De-
partment at Washington.
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The Chamber OF Commerce Matter.

The Chamber of Commerce Matter.
EDS. RECoRD-UNIoN: 1 have been
asked by several of our citizens: What
benefit can we expect from Chamber Of
Commerce in Sacramento? What is the
object? Perhaps no more intelligent gen-
eral answer can be made than this: 10
foster and encourage commerce and trade,
to stimulate home manufacture, TO assist
in securing market Tor our products tand
we can produce in Central California any
thing that can be grown in the State), 10
induce immigration, the subdivision, set
tlement and cultivation Of our lands, to
assist our Representatives III Congress by
asking for liberal appropriation to clear
our rivers of distractions, as well as TO
secure proper Legislation that Will give
the miners and the valley both liberal
and proper protection.
There are also many questions OF local
interest of q public character III our city
and county affairs to be considered. and
no doubt our officials will be at all times
glad to confer and consider any sugges-
tons coming from au organization OF this
character.
It will not be an expensive work &c
maintain; later on a suitable location
should be had, and a creCiitable building
erected. Los Angeles first organized her
Chambe in 1888; incorporated it IN 1892.
ald it now has fine property. They
have about $40 members, with 81 per
| month dues, and do not confine their
membership to the city alone. San Fran
cisco has about 800 mem be. S, and in 1894
her expenditures were only $1,000; re-
ceipts. $500.
Los Angeles takes up work that Sacra
monte can afford to follow and should
do, TO be successful. The Mayor
will call meeting next week, at
the earliest evening for which he can pro-
cure hail. and be personally present in
| accordance with the largely signed re-
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CITY on tho Coast


RIO vista News.
Sacramento is the foremost city on the
coast in utilizing natural advantages, and
is behind none in the Union
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Superior Judge Catlin yesterday rem
dered judgment in favor of Antoine King
against NJ. j. Lamb for $40, and B.. Muir
for Sl13, for street assessments.
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FINE teu-year-old Guckenheimer rye
and fine old James E. Pepper bourbon at
b. X. Bloch u Co., Fifth and j streets,
Sutter building.
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B. X. BLOCH q Co. are the sole con-
troliers OF pure John y. Sutter bourbon
and John A. Sutter rye whiskies. =
The record-union., 1895-07-06

CITY licenses. dog licenses and water
rates now due and payable at the office OF
the City Collector, southwest corner OF
Fourth and j streets.
The record-union., 1895-07-06

Robert, the eldest son of William the
COnqueror, was called Short Boots, from
the TACT that he always wore a pair of
boots that reached half way to the knee.
The record-union., 1895-07-06

READ the advertisement of the Oxford
Saloon on the eighth page. Patronize
Hyams " Waters, they are good boys.
The record-union., 1895-07-06

As A matter OF useful information it
may be stated that whenever a cooking
receipt calls for baking powder the
"KOyaP should be used The recej MT
will be found to work better and surer.
and the bread, biscuit, rolls, cakes
dumplings, crusts, puddings, crullers or
whatever made. will be sweeter, lighter.
finer Favored, more dainty, palatable
and wholesome.
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BOY AND PISTOL

Another Painful Accident That Hap
pened on the Fourth.
Lawyer C. ". Bakers little son was
severely injured on the Fourth by the
accidental discharge of blank cartridge
in pistol with which he was celebrating
the national holiday.
The pistol was discharged into the
palm OF his left hand, the wadding being
forced into the wound, whence it was ex-
tracted by surgeon. There was some
fear of lockjaw, but happily no such
symptoms have deyeIOped.
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EVERYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence of Interest to tn
General Public.

Under this heading the RECoRD-UNIoN will
publish short letters from correspondents on
topics of interest to the general public. The
matter in these ncatiOns will be un-
writers. All communications must be accom-
panied by the name of the writer, not for
publication unless SO desired, but as a guaran-
tee OF good faith.-EDS.
The record-union., 1895-07-06

When Baby was sica. We gave her Caseorts.
When she vas Child, she cried for Castorie.
When sne became Hiss, she clung to Castor;a,
Wher she mad Chil.:1en, she gave them Csstorie,
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.gSN
1N(AN-N.

STlCH-ln Elk Grove. July cd, to the wife
OF Harry l.. otich, SON.
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Election of Officers.

On Wednesday evening, July Sd, the
following officers of the Western Star
Frauen Verein were installed by ex-
Drnaidnni III A hhia Major.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
AT tho How'd of tho List.

Mrs. Eva Austin Weed of Auburn, n.
Y, six years ago began practical work
as Typographical craftsman with nor
father, who is the city engineer. AT the
Syracuse university i'll 1889 and 1890
she continued her studies. The follow
ing year she worked i'll the Cooper insti-
tutc, New York. Last February there
was held at the Polytechnic institute i'll
Brooklyn nn examination under civil
service rules for the position of assistant
Typographical craftsmen. OF tho 1913 APP
plicants 4G passed. Mrs. Weed, the only
woman, stood first, having percentage
of 81. Another field of labor is thus
opened to women, and it seems to be
ono that they may occupy with credit
and profit.
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Now jersey suGracints.

The New Jersey Woman Suffrage as
ISOLATION hold a successful annual meet
ing in Plniniield May 10 aud IL. At its
close tho Union County Auxiliary asso.
citation was organized, with officers us
follows:
President. Mrs, Anna Rice Powell.
Plainfield; vice president. Mrs An
toinette Brown Blackwell. Elizabeth
corresponding secretary, Miss Eaton,
Pluinfelh; recording secretary, Mrs. D..
W. Pond. Plainfeld; treasurer, Mrs
Samuel Huntington, Plainticld; audit
ing committee, Mrs Child, Elizabeth,
and Mrs. l.. V. +. Randolph, Plsinfield.
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and this new building is designed to meet
the want. IL is ten stories high. of granite.
brick and stecl. the lowor three stories being
Of granite, and the upper seven OF brick with
granite trimn ings. Tho building is abso-
lutely froproof. doors throughout being Of
asphalt and he roof Of gravel and tile Five
elevators will supply ample facilities for pas
sep:ers and freight. 1t would be difficult to
find nstrmcture so admirably adapted for tho
uses TO which tho owners have decided to put
i. Nearly eight city lots are covered by tho
building and is visible from Sandy Hook.
lonkers. Jersey City Heights and points be-.
tween.
When Pcarline was first put upon the mar
kot, soup makers throughout this country
laughed nj the idsa ofany washing compound
however good. supplanting the old fashioned
soap. Ev0nts have however proved them In
error for Peeriihe has become u household
word throughout the length and breadth OF
the country. ana Wost soap makers are now
striving for washing compound trade
III the course Ola year nearly forty millions
oi packages of Pearl inc are consumed in tho
United states. Such figures as these stun
the imagination In its efforts TO realize them.
For the last few years Mr.. James Pyle has
boon assisted ~ the business by his sons.
James y. and ". S. Pyle.
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Drank Concentrated I've,

Yesterday afternoon some of the
members of MIR. Smiths family in Par
View had some concentrated I've which
they were using. After getting through
with 1t some which was in a cup was
left on table in the dining room. A
little l9months. old daughter of theirs
saw the cup, wanted some water and
took the cup and drank the contents.
Tho little ones throat and mouth was
badly scalded. DR.. +. S. Hope was
sent for and did all be could to relieve
the child, who is in critical condition.
The parents arc almost heart broken
over the unfortunate affair,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

Those who havo been gladdcned by
the report that Mr. Du Mauricr il
writing another novel will have to DOS
scss thcir souls in Patience and wait
awhile
a member of the firm Of Harner
Bros. snid recently that. although moro
than two-thirds of tho now story is
completed, tho work Will not be ready
Tor the publishers until tho December
81 1895. MIR. Du Mauricr is ono of tho
most pninstaking of authors Ho cou-
siders the Nero writing of book us n
small part OF the work and spends much
'lmo revising and correcting it,
Az to the work itself it will DO lon
ger than Trilby and will run through
about IL magazine numbers, in which
form 1T will first be published
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
Jane e. HRrrihon.

Miss Jane G. Harrison is about to re-
ceive the degree of LII. d. from Aber-
deem university. She is member of the
council Of tho society for the Promotion
OF Hellenic Studies and an authority on
Greek archaeology. This is the first time
awomnn has received SO high an hon
orary certificate Of intellectual ability
from an Enghah college, and it is hoped
that the example set by tho Scottish
scholars will be followed all over the
world whenever woman rises who will
give distinction to the degree, and for
whom the title will be Il merited tribute
20 attainments and character
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
BLUE BIRDS" WON A GAME
The Ragged Fielding of Reed Lost
the Game to Richmond.
TannehiIl Was Hit Hard. The "Blue
Birds" Gould Not Touch Foster.
The Visitors Fielding Was
Wretched, Yet the "Truck.
ers" Could Not Win.

The "Truckers" met the "Blue
Birds" again yesterday afternoon aud
the Blue Birds" won by score OF 7
to =, and thereby hangs sorrowful
tale. Ies sad, but nevertheless true
The game up to the fifth inning was
absolutely a one-sided one. for up to
that time the homo team had, through
tho ragged work of the visitors in the
field aud hits by Knox, Reed, Hall,
Hargroye and 1hurston, piled up five
runs, and the Richmonds had four
naughts to their credit, But IN the
Birds half OF the fifth the spell WA
broken aud when the third man had
been retired the score stood 8 10 3, and
all through the very ragged work OF
snort stop Reed, who gave the poorest
exhibition of playing short" seen ON
the home grounds this season. In the
sixth, Foster pitched three balls and
three "Blue Birds" had fallen by the
wayside.
Portsmouth was BANKED in the
seventh, but the visitors, through err.
rors OF Fuller and Reed aided by hit,
proceeded to pile up three moro runs.
making their score stand to the home
teams ., Then there was great excite.
ment, the evor faithful rooters for the
Truckers" were in state of nervous
uncertainty and many sigh was
heard with evident relief when the
wesrers of the green and grey tied the
score IN the eighth. The encourage
ments given the homo boys by their
admirers had no effect, however, for
the Richmonds started III, IN the ninth
to win and they earned the only run
they mado by the hits of Berte and
Kain, and Behne's sacrifice. A. q.
Foster pitched a superb game, the
finest IN fact that has been pitched on
the home grounds, and it certainly
must DO very dscouraging 10 him to
have the same thing happen twice
against the same team, viz, very rag.
ged support. The fielding of the visi-
tors was poor, very poor, their hitting
was in keeping with their fielding.
The hitting OF the home team
was all that could have been desired,
more, great deal more than the here
toIore invipcible Tannehill wished for.
The Truckers" certainly fstteued
their batting average on this young
aspirant for national fame IS
"iwirler" and barring the bad. very
bad work of Reed, the blue Birds
would have left Portsmouth with the
percentage vi three games less, and
one of them would have been shut
out. The batting and fielding of the
rest OF the team was good, the playing
OF Hail being exceptionally fne, and
tho work of Jonnes, Knox and Childu
bright. Thurston played his usual
game, lining out e three Dagger with
three men on base1. While Fuller aud
Hargroye each had au error charged to
them, the work they did in the field
and with the stick more than made up
the difference.
Read the score and see how it was
done:
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The New Uoun,r >uperyi,nrs.

1t Ia said that three of the newly
elected members OF tho Board OF Su-
pervIsors of Norfolk county met few
days ago and agreed on John A. Codd,
of Western Branch, for chairman of
the Board and w. s. johnson, OF Deep
Creek. for chairman Of tho Finance
Committee. The new Board goes in
Office July LIST and will hold their first
meeting on the third Monday In July.
Since writing the above we have
been called on by Mr.. Codd and have
been requested to state that no effort
has been made to organize the Board
of Supervisors, and that neither he or
MIR. johnson are acquainted with the
new members of the board, consequent e,
ly could not have held meeting, and
that nothing has been done against MIR.
Nimmo's election.
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Shipped ais Bond and WA Captured
md Returned.

Some time ago youth named Kier
stein had number of berry tickets
printed with the name of one of our
well known truckers Oh them and at.
tempted to have them cashcd. lie was
caught, admitted his guilt aud was sent
on TO the County Court for trial. After
remaining i'll Jail for few days he was
bailed Tor his appearance ct the July
term Of tho court. Last week lie took
watch. ring and some other articles
belonging TO his mother nnd skipped
town. He was captured in Petersburg
and was returned homo on Tuesday
night ana lodged in Jail. where he will
remain until his trial comes of. The
watch and money was no. recovered,
but the ring was found on his person.,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
POF3TSWOUTHNEWS

and the debris has been placed in the
streets, where great deal still remains.
MIR. Joseph Wellener is quite i'll at
his home in Park View.
r In the County conrt yesterday tn g
petition of citizens to open the street
between North avenue aud Glasgow
street was referred to viewers. G.. l..
birmingham was appointed special po-
liceman, with jurisdiction in the Nor
folk City Park. There were several
qualifications and other unimportant
business.
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"Experiencc pnrry.u

The following programme will be
rendered at the Experience Party" at
Central M. Il. Church o.nignt: Sc.
lection, Mrs. Brandt and sone; vocal
solo, Miss Christine Riddick; instru
mental solo, Miss Earnest; recitation,
Miss Laney Martin; Bedonin Love
Song. Mrs. W. Ii. Dashiell; quartette,
four little misses; selection, Mrs. Brandt
and sons; duet, Mrs. Dashiell and Miss
Hall
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
MONUMENTAL STRUCTURE
ERECTED FOR 4 GREAT BUSINESS.
The Product Manufa cturcd Under 81. Hoos
Coca Into Nearly Every Ii oue In tho I.pnd

The Product Manufa cturcd Under 81. ROOF
Goca Into Nearly Every II me in tho I.nnd.
James Pyle Of Now York. tho manufacturer
OF tho celebrated Poarlino washing COM
pound. IL now erocting n handsome and
towering warehouse on tho n. W. corner OF
Washington and Charlton Streets. n Y. City.
This building ia magnificent monument to
the power Of advertising skiltully directed. in
conncction with an article of renl merit
Although James Pyle established tho firm
over iorty years ago, Pearl me has boon its
stapio trade for little more than IL years Mr.
lyle war at that tlmo convinced that hn had
meritorious article and believed thnt by
putting II before the public in II proper man
ner, 4ecd Tor its uso would be rccogn izel
ana mo business built up in consequence.
limit was sct.with the idea that should tho
sales Of pearlino reach a certain amount ho
would he thoroughly satisfied. This limit OF
satisfaction was 40 far from being too high.
that at present and for years past, from
twoive to fifteen times the expected volume
oi, yearly business has boon done by Mr.. Pyle,
The need Tor LARGER space and Ercntcr ao-
3"mmodatlons to lit this wonderful growth
hns been fo!t for u considerable time past
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

Messrs. Levy a Jacobs beg to an.
nounce TO the public that in connec-
ton with their immense line of men.
boy and children suits (Which they ara
selling at cut rate fgures), they also
carry large line of night shirts, neg.
liges shirts. bathing suits aud Sweet
Orr overalls. Remember the place,
LEVY 4 JACoBs,
200 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

For checking undue pcrspiration
place or ounces of oak bark in u
pint of boiling water aud boil ten min
utos. Add half OF this to basinful Of
hot water, 10 which also add IL dessert
spoonful of powdered borax aud add the
same quantity of fine starch. Sponge tho
affected parts night and morning.