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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-15
The PASSING SHOW.
A New York Success I'm the Providence
Opera House.


Eitz Ranger. er.................Ge George A. Schiller
Lord Barbrazon-.... ....-.rrr,s,Charles ). Ross
kosamond..,. .,..............,.......Sy ..SylvialEorne
Weebit. ..............,.. Lucy DAILY
Chollie keal. .............. Madge Lesslng
Madam Hair Pinero.. ......... May Ten Broeck
Lady Tom A-Line.. ..Madge Lessfng
Lady Dick-A-Line........... Helen Bronner
Lady Harry-A- Line. ......... Florence Carlisle
Captain of the Patrol. ...,. Walter Van Allen
The Judge. .......-.....,...Seymour hess
Armand 81. Julian Faversham Amnesty
Observation-Disclosures. William Cameron
Rowe II. D larr
hummel i......................... ..uus fIxiey
Hannele. e..........,..........La La Petite Adelaide
1fN Lord oalias. s.....;..'.'''."... James A. Furey
JlsIlict Attorney ......'...,
Lady Beenthere. ..............M May len broeck
Captain of the Guard ........... Edith Merrill
Members OF the Dandle Club. -. Ida Lear,
Annie Berry. Maud Daulton, Alice veazie,
Minnie Miller, Helen Bronner, George
Hawley. Ethel Gilbert, Edith Merrill.
venie Burrough, Genevieve Clifton.
Lady Eastlake Chapel Barter TaDqueray
Icka, Stephanie Countess of Forget Me-
Not. Not........................V Vernona Jarheau
The Providence Opera House after three
night OF darkness was illuminated with
New York su ccess entitled "The Pass
ing Show" last evening. 1t is easy to un-
derstand why it was q metropolitan sue
cess. 1t Is burlesqe on the several enter
tainments that have been running for some
time in tho big city, and 1t appeals with
the most force to those more or less IA
nsfliar with the things burlesqued. Its
appreciation therefore is limited to persons
who have seen the originals or read about
them. To great many people the show
is stupid because its principal features
outside Of the idea of the entertainment
are old and have been seen in
this city before in other attractions.
In this respect "The Passing
Show was received much as was
Dixey in "Adonis." All the novelty has
been worn off the specialties by inferior
performers in other farces.
..The Passing Show" is an unusually
strong variety entertainment, introducing
some of the cieverest performers on the
vaudeville stage, and 1t is presented
with wealth OF stage ac-
cessories, bright costumes, shapely
young women and special scenery that
sustains the visual interest constantly.
Lillian Russell is initiated, John Drew Is
copied, "Sowing the Wind " is suggested,
grand opera is burlesqued, "The Amazons"
is recalled and numerous other New York
attractions are extravagantly and mirth-
fully suggested by skillful imitators.
"The Passing Show" adds nothing to the
value of the stage, but ii serves excel
lently the purpose of an evenings enter
tertainment. 1t will be seen this evening
and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-15
HON. WILLIAM oRREL

Senator from burriIIVhIe.
William Orrell of Burriilville was born
in England Nov. IA, 1s4s, and was educat-
ed In the public schools. Has been a
member of the town council of Burrill-
vile. Occupation, manufacturer. Poll
tics, Republican.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15

PARTICULARLY TO THOSE who
vii! be wise enough to seek genuine
Bargains, and | claim to have such
bargains to Offer my friends tbs Fall,
nd give my reasons why propose to
underscll all competitors, as follows:
ls'.-Our entire stock Of General Mer.
chantise MUST be converted into
ready cash in order 10 wind up
the business Of 4. Macdonald "
Co.
2nd.-I prefer to give my friends and
neighbors the benefit of the
sweeping reduction in prices
rather than sell out iii lump,
that all might have an opportu-
nifty Of securing bargalnss
3rd.-When the advance came on
Shoes, Hardware, and other
goods in our line, we foriunat"-
ly iad IL big supply on hand,
and tie p. ntit which the advance
in lrir"s lcgitimateIy gave Us.
Will be- IN Uail 10 Uur Gus nlnr' :,
tie ri:v get ng their g""':s al
| NEST ~ tif-i ;USf.
4th.-I will be i'll the cotton market
from >ta't 10 finish, payi"g fu.
pi>cs-dnr't to- get his. v VII
also rav ligEest Cash price tor
| c,i.on seed.
Be sure and consult NV prices on
B u ing and Ties before lou h y l
b.uy'.t these scvcra! mort sag whel,
they wrr" at Tock b.ii"m T.. c:' ard
will giv" ION grca' a'Eania = IN H'nr
| Wa!tS Il: ~.
4 ! <. Macdonald
SURVIVOR,
DLACKSTOCK. S. @.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
AN INTERESTING LETTER FROM
VIRGINIA.

lNr. Editcr: Thinking some of oul
noble old Confede! ates Of South Caro-
lima will be Interested, we beg leave
TO give you little description of the
"Reunion Of the Confederates" which
took place atsFairfaS Court House or
the second day of this mouth. Quite
= number Of parties went from this
section Of the county, one Of which
went from Ashland Farm. The Court
House is about twelve miles from here
so we commenced our journey shortly
after. breakfast and found ourselves al
the end of it about eleven O'Clock,
When We arrived al the Court House
ward (it> was here the reunion took
place) we found quite All asse"'blage
of people and when we ~aw such q
nuInbe of Confederates wearing theil
badges, we were delighted that we
had one in our party. About twelve
the crowd had pretty we'll gathered.
Soon the speaking commenced.
First let US mention the fact that there
was nice platform erected. The
drareries back of it were very pretty.
Everywhere could be seen the national
colors, whilst 1.-The Conquered Banner;
occupied conspicuous plsc, on the
grounds.
The first seaker introduced was the
Hon. Walter Moore, prominent
law. cr Of the place and cx-State Sena-
tor He spoke of the bravery of the
ConleleI aies, Of their struggles daring
the war SC. Then he went on 10
speak of things especially connect, d
with this county etc. He was much
asp!auded, and af!cr he retired, the
bani struck up "Bonnie Blue Flag"
Robert Z. Lee, grandson of the
late General Lee, was the next man on
the stand. He is a young man of
noble appearance and graceful ad
dress. lie began by saying, how
gratifying it is to sec such large
crowd on this occasion. lie mentioned
several battles which were gained by
our men, saving what cause they had
to be elated at the beginning Of t.
war and how their hope; We're shat
:ercd. But he reminded ua tt.at
though we were defeated We have
reasons to feel proud of the bravery
ofour men etc. He spoke too Of the
pleasure it affords the few remaining
Confederates Of the Mari Camp to
meet in this pleasant fashion every
wear. He mentioned the fortitude
with which the Souther women bore
their affections, and went on to speak
of our women Of the pres mt day, COM
p'imentiogsthem upon their modesty
and sensibility in not being like some
Of the females Of celtain portions of
the United States. He evidrnty HIS
great veneration tor the fair and
weaker sex, when he deplorc,; the
fact, that woman who is tie superior
of man should try to become his tqnal
by adopting masculine cu>tons, and
worst of al, dress.
Mr.. Tyler q vetersn) was the last
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15

Those who have watched closely the
dcmeanor OF Senators Tilman and
Irby and read what each had 10 say in
the newspapers for Tie past year, will
not be surprised st the tone Of Senate,
Irbv's interview. The debate on the
Sa'uda County matter brought out the
real feeling of our two Senator'S to-
wards eacu other, and / wa too plain
that hey must sooner or lIter part
comrsn:. They ale getting farther
AMI further arsr:, ami we do moi
know, nor do we care, wha' viii be
the consequences. We have no late,
rest in it, az we do not admire either
Of the gentlemen as some Of cul
friends do.
Irby has done a great deal tor Till
man, and DID it when Gilman most
needed friends, bat. for some reason:
Tillnan wants to get rid # the junior
Senator. Possibly it i because he
thinks that al alliance with Governor
Evans, who will in all probabi i!y op-
pose Irby for the Senate, would make
q much stronger combination.
In our judgment, however, 1rby has
taken the wrong position to "down"
Tillman when he attacks The suffrage
plan of Tillman's committee. The
people themselves have cIamored for
settlement Of this question, and it
is impossible to settle it, even tempo
rarily, without some educational aud
property qualification. Iiby, however,
proposes to employ the sam2 weapon
by which Tilmsn gained ascendency,
namely, by appealing to the prejudice
Of the people-",he poor and illite-
rate" being his bate cry. L. is the
same old familiar campaign thunder
Of 1S90-;'the cause Of the Common
people,"
But it is not our fight, and we shall
stand off at good safe distance and
watch with interest the flash of lrby's
sword, not caring snap whether he
ever picks up his throwA-awaY-scab-
bard.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15

"Castor;a IS the best remedy fo7 children of
which an. acquainted. Ihopc the day is rot
far distant when mothers illconside. the real
interest of heir children, and use Castoria in
stead az thevaricusquack rostrums which are
DESTROYING their loved ones, by forcing OPT I'm,
MORPHINE, soothing syrup and other huvtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr.. J. T. kIScEELoE,
Conway, Ark
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
i <. Macdonald
SURVIVOR,
DLACKSTOCN, S. @.
TAX NOTICE.
COUNTY TnHAsURER's OFFICE. {
W1NNsE mo. ). c :, pt. 81 lsg3. )


Taxes for th" !isca! var c mm ~:
ing NovcmLe: l, 1894, VII br dl''' ;'ln'
payable from the I3!h o! tcE d = t.
the 31st Decembc;5 1898 -,
Tic levy for >t.t' nrl Sc Is -
mills, !,r e.. Hn: )! mill, t. d"''-
cheney l.l5 nj i, and !''r >ch - ,
mills. m,kin. q total zen ri ! V n
1O1-15 mills here i. n!So i s. CT j
lew 20" ,choo.s st , mills il 'hc 70 :
lowing Sch".l Districts: Ms. J.:
10, II, -. II, -. II: Is, anil ! W
of l mil FIR & C sam" in poe is
No. 10.
4: All taxable polls are reqniici to pa!
one dollar ca:h.
The Following kinds OF fn d. on.
arr rtce va5c for 'aXe Ht'li and
silver iii, C;I;;cd StAc>, cu!r'i cy
national bahk noes, and c"uP'n'
which shall bee ;lnc Gu AMI pa. abe
during the year 1895 OIL he con,'ll'
date d b ,nds of this State known a.
"Grovn 3 ,n?s," and The b"n;l OF ms
State known as "Dlun Bonds" ard on
any other Sale bonds which MAY be
issued by authority Of an Act OF the
Genera! Assembly, 'he coupons OF
which are by such Act made receva-
bic for taxes.
The taxpayers will please 'c;ncmoer
that the Treasurer will "ot, as hereto
fore, witt the different precincts OF the
County to facilitate tie payment OF
taxes, the law now no. authorizing II:
BUT WILL BE PREPARED TO RECEIVE
THEM At HIS oEFICE IN HINNsBoRo
FROM THE l5ru OF OCTOBER TO TIE
31sT OF DECEMBER NEXT.
HAYNE MCMEEkIN,
i02-3t County Ire :s"rer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
AIIllln eEV=

ready cion Miss Kehn has been North and
We stock Of the newest and most
oHtr The best work and lowest prices
select from, polte ana
CAPABLE attention the prices and
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15

Cii1!:Grc:: s.ry ~. :is:::o: :,;,: r. Jas:ora.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
<****> <** ~ NOW READY. ###

Fall Winter gooo
complete stock shown
Goods magnificent comprising line OF color
HenettaS Also novelties Mohar, SILK and
elegant Black Goo The prices are fully one
fou before.
Trimmings FelTets jet vt"
nam sand
all Domestic Goods, Saeens Prints,
Fanne All goods advancing
and LARGELY
Fanut Blankets Underwear you have
TN ami will he convinced.
of leather
bought large Stock consequently we
"a offer and at lowest prices
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
Cid People.

Old l:rni,r VI" raGH;rH mr''ici"c +
regulate tI:t- ,..,',..~ Hu.i IL ":: vii End
the ;rua r.it'::y ii l.i:,:r.r ii; IS.
This medicine ( KS En: s.i"'r'.!tr %;:s; HLn-
tains no wlli,.;ry nor o:'!2r i"lnxicant. ut
acts aS a tonic and ii: r;ti"". it Gets
mildly OF Tie stomach ai.d bu"- adding
strength anG giving t"i:r to the organs,
thereby ;;;,i:ng Nature il ihr performance
ii The GHuctjJ :. Electric Iit,rrS is, an
excellent appetizer and aids digestion.
OIL People !iud it just exactly what they
nae'i ! rice fifty cents pr bottle at Nc
Master & co. 5 Drug Store.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15

The C,ataur Company u Murray Street, New York cdfy
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15

The best $500 Mems Shoes on the
market.
Made from tannery calfskin, dongo!a
tops, ali leather trimmed, solid. leather
soles with Lewis. Cork Filled Soles.
Unequaled for beauty, fine workman
ship, and wearing qualities. Your choice
Of all the popular toes, lasts and fasten-
inss.
Every pair contains a paid-up Acct
dent Insurance Policy for 500, good for
so days.
Wear Lewis Accident Insurance
Shcess and go insured free.
Sold ty ". r. DOTY & co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
CastOria.

"caetori:l IS an excellent medicine for chill
d!cn. Mothers have repeatedly told me- Of its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. c. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15

when the
\N struggle wealth. position bare living is so severe wher
" much effort much more brain power to &C
" cnish the did few short men
and are so themselves Before they aware OF
they seepe exhausted irritable They are t
langud physically going down hill at rapid rate
Restoresbngs back health-cuREsust sucn
people McCa the First United Benea cnufen
of Wabash Ind, writes Nov Is, 1891: $780,
thought could stand anytnng
stricken down with brain fever ano
Since that time have suffered more tnan ever
sit began neuralgia and continuous terrible pain IL the @ soe
at had severet of headaches MY digestion Was
trouble and Suffered untold agony
conspd nearly time was thin IN en ana SO cn re-
duced in nerve force little life and ambition
taking Dr. Miles remedies ana nave tEe1 hea
two bottles and three boxes OF the a
Liver Pills truly marvellous feel like boy aga lave
Gained ehteer pounds strength and force tan 1--we
had any time in the past seven years. ,
evening the close of SERVICE publicly stated 70 the large uo
enc the facts benefits that had your
dies they had given strength and hope and vitality oe go On
with the work the Dear Master aundant bless YOU
January 80, 1895, he again writes: -.
the valuable reneole
was physical wreck but now thanks TO d.
Miles Restorative Nerve and Liver Pills. am heny
and the meolcnes very
seriously contemplated position as pastor OF the Fs1 u D.
church this city, with restored health remain to the great
Joy f1ny people - .n .4-o,a
revival services each day. am m seron
and Bel Nav the life abundnty bless YOU
D. 1%~.A
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-15
WINNSBORO, S. G.
Eroy's Crsheathed Sword.

Tues ltv. October Is. 1889
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31
BRAMBuETON.

Mr.. II. Shop. Brown, resident OF
the Fifth Ward, and who for some
time was with the $. Il. Smith Jew
eiry store Oh Bank street. continues
the business ut the old stand, with
Mr.. \. l.. Wolf as partner.
The meeting conducted at Mcken.
dree Tuesday night by Rev. j. w.
CrIder was also attended 10y Uev.N.
W. Royal, -. ID. The services last
night were led by Rev. w. b. Jett.
Rev, George ii. Wiley, Of Appomat.
toX,n successful evangelist, will speak
to night. All are invited.
The ''Inasmuch" Circle of Kings
Daughters will hold worry impor
tant meeting at the residence of
Mrs. j. G. Nosworthy, North Park
avenue, this afternoon ut ! O'Clock
sharp. This little band is doing n
noble work in this ward, minister
ing TO the wants Of the needy, both
temporal and spiritual. They ask
the aid Of generous hearts to help
III this cause.
The Ladies Union of the Park
Avenue Baptist Church will be
pleased to see all their friends at
tue residence OF AIR, and Mrs. say.
age, No. PIP Claiborne avenue, to
night ut the oyster suppcr-a
musical entertainment also.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31
list OF pAssESGEns.

The following is full list of pas.
eengers on the Elbe whom the ILL
fated vessel sailed yesterday from
Bremen:
First, Class-Fritz Appel. Munich;
Hugo Becker, Chemitz; Director
Banmaun. Berlin; Mrs Hermiue
Sander, Falmouth; Miss Anton Els
cher, Washington, ID G.; john b
Ninoke. St Charles, Mo; Charles
Wix. Now York; Mrs NJ Q Oonners,
South Dakota; Henry n Castle,
Honolulu; Dorothy Castle, Houo
lulu; Mrs klipfel, Braudenburg;
Louis ThoweIl, Wien; Mes.rs
Schnell, Duereu, Ernest and Heren,
New York; Domingo Furrer, Guate
mula.
Second Class-Alrs Louise Kuhn,
New York; Jake Frank, Buffalo;
kugen Schlagen, Fuertb; Emma
Schlegel, Fnerth; Mrs Sophie
lihodes, Washington; Eugene
Rhodes, Washington; Carl Holman,
Grand Island; Mrs Anna Holman,
Grand Island, Neb; Henry Hoffman,
Grand Island, Neb; Eduard Moskp-
vie, EperJes; Esteria Goldner, Eper-
JSSi Lhh iiOoh MI - new 9TH august
Sander, Essen; Peter Mohierski, Kas-
anti; Miss Clarn Weingartner, Fleh.
Iugen Mrs Andrew BrIebacl, Amster-
dam; Mrs Waiter krauc, Amsterdam J;
Andrew Waiter hrane, Amsterdam;
julius Rosenhaum, Berlin; Adolph
lslanb, New Nork; Ernest Maseberg,
Louisiana; Kurt Kleiuschmidt, Hell
eua, Mont; Carl Nussbuum, Berlin
John Gerlicher, WinoDa, Mum. !;
Simon Schwelzer, Berlin; Rudolph
Noite, Lelpsio; DIR. Dittrich, Leip.
sic; j. II. Hahn, Leipsic; Jan We
vers, Lelpsic; kvetoe Nor, Leipsic !;
| Frank Miskoiez, Leipsic.
q MEw YORK, January 30.-Captnin
kurt Won Goessel, the communder
of the Eibe, was ane of The most
popular officers III the employ of
the company and was extremely we'll
liked by the passengers. He was
regarded Us an exceptionally eau
tious commander.
The first officer was named G.
Wilhelm ana the second officer j.
iIemers. All were veterans i'll the
service.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31

The prospect of relief from drastic
cathartics Tor persons troubled wiki
constipation Is poor indeed true they
act upon the bowels, bu this thew 40
With yio!en, O. ana tnoir operation ENDS
TO weaken the intestlnos. aud is prejudi-
ciat II the stomach. iio,tetter's stomach
httetS Is an enc tual lax tive, ,ut 1t
neiinor grimes not cnlcebles. further
more. i promotes digestion AMI ar,gu-
Lar action OF the Ii e. an tae dneys
IL IL ~ ctlclent barrier against and
remedy for maiaral complaints and
rheumatism. ana Is OF great benefit to
Tie weak, nervous and aged. As IL mcdl-
clual s.Imulant II cannot be sur, assed
ihysicNn ordiallv recommend it. ana
II professional Ill orsnmrnt il. INV
borne out by lopuhr cNpeyienre. Ap-
ptt't lie an sleep are hoth improved ~
this agreeable iuvigorant an d Alternative
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31
4 Great ~pcci;si Sale OF Hosiery
at E.cyY Eros.

Monday, February 4th, sale be
gins Mt . O'Clock; 10, 900 pairs of fast
black hosiery for ladies', gents aud
children's wear Prices from DC. n
pair and upwards. Mems fast black
seamless hose three pairs for POO. {;
children sseGmless ribbed hose three
pairs for 25c. fine imported seamless
hose two pairs for 45c. This viii DO
tho greatest Offering of hosiery ever
shown ~ Norf ok. Prices good for
that day onIy, aud for cash. Levy
Bros, Ia Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31
NORFOLK NEVIS NOTES.
Small Items Of Pith and Impor-
lance,
PRESS CLUB ORGANIZATION.
Catholic knights Delegates Re-
turned. Fifth Ward Election
Cases. A Steamer Washed
Ashore. Deed Record
ed. VIII Probated.

Mr.. G. Il. Barbour, OF New York,
is here.
Mir. G. Billups has returned from
the North.
Mr.. JOS. Orion, of New York, is
III the city.
Hon. II. NJ. Mitchell, OF Boston,
is 1T tho Atlantic.
MIR. Il, Ii. Mccall, of Philadel.
pliia, Is in the city.
Mr.. /. B. Waddell, of Rich
mond, IVES i'll the city yesterday,
Sss There wae q heavy full Of snow
yesterday from about 6 till about 10
Il. IN.
Mr.. Thomas G. Williams. Jr., of
richmond, is registered at tho At
lautic.
Mrs. Mary H. Murray, of Balii-
more, Is visiting Mrs. c. Billups, on
Butte street.
Mr.; Julian Magnus, manager Of
the Marie Wainwright Company,
was at the Atlantic yesterday.
Miss Mary Ii. Murray, OF Balti
more, Md, is stopping few days
with Mrs. c. BilIups, on Butte street.
An unknown steamer was ashore
Yesterday morning on Hog Island
shoals. she ilonted at high water.
Judge Hanckel yesterday appoint.
ed Mr.. Ii. y. Burroughs an assessor
to assist III valuing the city prop
erty.
The Fifth Ward election cases
have been postponed TIL the Feb
ruary term of the Corporation
Court.
The steam yacht Lagonda, from
Jacksonville To New York, arrived
here Yesterday afternoon and coaled
at Taylor's.
The BODY OF Andrew l.. Tiiley,
who dropped dead at McCullough's
wharf Monday evening, was taken
to Eichmoud Tor interment.
In the Corporation Court yester.
day noi!e prosequl was entered in
the case OF samuel Pickles, colored.
charged with felonious assault.
a deed was recorded Yesterday
from W. II. II. Irice to Sarah \.
Green, Transferring house aud lot
No. J03 Church street Tor 81, 500.
Messrs, j. L. Burke ana j. G..
Carroll have returned from Roar.
ONc, "Hcre tuey went 10 attend the
meeting OF the Catholic knights OF
America.
The newspaper men are taking
much interest In the organization OF
a press club, and will likely have
live and progressive organization
with Headquarters.
The will OF Chns *. Cooke. which
has been probated IN st. Louis was
also probated III the Court of LAW
and Chancery Of t,Is city Yesterday.
lie leaves his estate to his wife.
The Norfolk Blues have elected
Mr.. II. 5. Eppes second lieutenant
to MI vacancy caused by the reslg
nation OF Lieut. Chamberlaine, who
Is now living IN Charleston, 5. G.
Cards IRE ont for tho marriage O,
Miss Bertha Moore Thomas, dangh
ter of the late II. q. Thomas, Esq.
10 Mir. Geo. Il. Hiss, the ceremony
to take place ut 2:3J O'Clock on the
afternoon oil Thursday, February
the 9TH, at the Church of Our Lady
OF Good Counsel Chapel, on York
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31
k.ncc Curtains.

Genuine Brussels, lovely patterns,
80. Do per pair; Irish point, 50 per
PAIR; pretiiest nottingham ever IN
the city. Special one week. Creecy
X Dlll, lSS Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31
urihnI i,rnnn.,1.

The stock OF sterling silyerware at
"The Casket' is the finest in the
State. No consigned goods, but
stock purchased outright and order
ed for the special sales OF Alessrs.
Greenwood ~ Bro. Sterling silver
tea sets, butter dishes, trunks of
spoons, forks ana knives, compost
ton sets OF oil kinds. Articles of
sterling silver from 25c to So. Save
time and money and patronize "The
Casket."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31

4 GEhTs WANTED, OK SALEsMEN
"a desiring side limo to take orders 10y
ealnrle: staple seller. euslly carried We
nay pe'Ises and salary or commission
oud furnish sample on applicat on. Ad-
dress Lock lo1 10, New orb city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31

CO. TOS5O PER WEEK USING AND SELL
81 ing Old Eelaulc i!atIr; every lam ly has
rusty, worn knives. forks spoons, It.; quickly
.!atrd hy dipping ~ IA, tied metal. No exile
1isrcr or la d work. a good 81 Uatt.u. Address
". + HARRISON \ Co, Clerk No. II, Colun.-
tuS, Ohio. VISA
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Five Thousand bushels highest
market price. Ii. L. Owen, 30.
211, 30 Wtaer street.
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WAS TED POSITION, EY Man WHOSE
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writ / IN clerks office. hardware, oil aud pro-
Euce bust e.. Can give good reference, both
81 and out city. Address EARNEST care Viz
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ROOM FOR RENT.

One or two gentl'uc On can obtain a nicely
nthl.ntu room, centrally locktcd, with all
heI, within iluoe minutes wall, nf tSc Noe.
trio line q. C. f., care NiIginiln. moi0-tf
EoR REST -RooMS ABOVE 1876 MAIN
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