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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-14
coNrEnEscG or cozonEp BEN.
htkcn Their Status 10 Tirat of DEM.
xcns EnstSul of S'ItixenS

Detroit, Mich. Dec. 1.-THE National
conference of COlored Men, In session
mere to-day. adopted All address TO the
country. 1t says the status .,f The col.
ored race in the United States bears a
closer analogy TO that of dcbzens than
TO the honorable and ind HfvnSiiI, rights
OF native born citizenship. and TINT IL,
at least three States OF The Union Gill
"enShip is a farce. which. in default OF
absolute protection, should be exchanged
for the panopiy of some more 'latclnal
form OF Gorerunieac.
The objects OF the Conference are do
lined to nc tho asscrtlon Of nppoStinn
To every species of injustice, p.r1rtr,t tod
upon the race; TO render iiorc effective
the neral educational and Sp,:nl forces
which S,0Qo.lnn o. free men ought to rx-
crcise; to form 81 compact national or
SANITATION TO assume new attitude.
among the citizens Of the nation. not
uDduly arrogant. but one which shall
resent TIL" assumption OF inreriority.
THIS, the address declares. is necessary
10 do after {, generation ~ selfish in
difference and un-Anlericun and non
Christian contempt
Much of the opposition to the negro
to-day. South ar,! North In factory.
bench and shop" the address SAYS lis
not based, as ;nrnlnrlv, on the ground
or the negroes Fundamental incapacity
nut Is publicly stated aud stnutlv dc
Tended on the theory that the SUPERIOR
race must lie protected from the negroes
physical prowess. his enthusiasm and
acknowledged capacity
Tine Conference aims at nothing I'M
attainablc, but merely what uthcr citi-
Gems OF this civilization are ROW en-
joying."
A copy OF The address viii be pre-
*entcrl ID Congress. An orgauiya ion
was formed. called The National FEEDER
alton of Colorcd Men.
The fcllowins national officers were
elected: President, H.. y. Strakrr. De
troit: First Vice President .. w stew
art. illinois,: Second Nicc-P President. =.
G. Cole. Davenport. iowa: Third Vice
President, Il. J. Fletcher Sacramento:
Attorney. John c. Jones'. Chicago: Gen
cral Secretary. j. ~. Henderson. Dc
tro!t; Treasurer George l.. Encx, In
d'anapols: National Lecturer X. II.
GrCener, New York
~ resolution was adopted calling on
Congress 10 use all honnra ielc means 10
SECURE the relenac OF ex-Consul Waller
from prison in Franco.
The Conference adjourned. sine do
at a late hour tonight
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EATAE. RAI1R0AR WRECK.
Two Freight Trains on the southrr,,
Railway and ii.c Engineer Killed.

Charlotte. n. c.. Dec l3.-Thurstlay
night about an hour before nridnl-hi.
q fatal wreck: occurred on the South
cln railway at ThicEctty. S. c. Tho
trci&ht train running rs third No. 81.
ran iHto another freight. second No.
9, killing Engineer -. IL Curlec. of
Charlotte, ana nearly de,nolishlng the
engine and twelve cars.
TIC first ana second sections OF No.
~. going north. had sidc-tracked ut
Thicketty. under orders. but third No.
AZ had failed, from some reason. to re-
ceive the same orders. The nagma II
Of second No. 81. sent back to ila.
down the third section was;
called in when the train the
frciSh,s We're to pass arrived
However he left torpcdocs on. the track
and when third No. ~. under a full
head Of steam. struck these. the enGi-
neer reversed and blew for brakes. but
too late. lie ordered his fireman To
jump, but himself stuck 10 his post.
while his engine crashed into the rear
OF second No. -. The engine was de-
inoiishcd and cars piled up so high
they broke down the telegraph wires
Engineer Curlcc lived only II short
while. His remains were brought to
Charlotte. and will be buried to-mor-
row.
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Dcnicd the Privilege Of Nails.

Washington. Dec. 13-Postmaster-
General Wilson to-day denied tn. Ills
to Mrs. +. y. Warner. of Jacksonville,
tla., Tor conducting Il fraudulent busi-
ness. Mrs. Warner adopted a. novel
method by which she reaned consId-
cradle profit. She advertised in news
papers throughout the Country glowing
descriptions of flowers, shells, etc, to
he obtained In Florida during the win
ter months. and stated that upon lie.
ceipt OF Il certain amount I'm postage
stamps she would send these articles
She failed TO keep her part OF the con-
tract.
The postmaster at Jacksonville re-
ported To the department that her mail
averaged II thousand letters Il day, each
containing probably from ten to twelve
cents In stamps. She had previously
been denied the privilege OF the mail
put upon the promise to discontinue
THIS character OF business the fraud
order was revoked
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Tre yationn, Complaint.

Dyspepsia in the national complaint.
Almost every other man or woman you
meet has 1t. and the result is that the
number of pseudo-remcdies for II Is as
numerous as Pharoah's host They arc
FOR the most part worthless. There is,
however. q searching eradicant of this
distressing and obdurate malady. one
whose genuine merits long since raised
1t to foremost place among the staple
medicines Of America Hostctter's
Stomach Bitters eNtirpates dyspepsia
with greater certainty and promptitudc
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 cOuntrymeu
onw women who have experienced its
effects are aware. but are backed up
by ragable proofs repeatedly laid
before the public. The Bitters also pro-
mote regular habit of body and give
healthful stimulus 10 the urinary or
gans
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Cnrlislc's Report 10 DO Presented
lE.ALay

Washington. Dec. l3-Unless there is
other unforeseen delay. Secretary Car
isles report Will be presented to Con-
ereSs on Monday next. That Is, If the
President should return in time TO hold
2 consultation over it before Congress
meets on Monday. The dispatch which
Private Secretary Thurbcr sent TO the
President two days ago stating that il
was the desire of members of the Cabi-
net that q special meeting should be
held not later than Monday next, is un-
der"tnOd To have met with response
indicating that the President will be
back in Washington on or before that
day. II would surprise no well inform
cd official If the presentation OF the re-
port were delayed till Tuesday next.
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Washington, D. c.. Dec I3.-Thc
somewhat famous Sugar Trust cases,
the first of which-that of E,lverton Il.
Chapman, the rccalctrant broker VIII
hess--was set for trial on Monday next,
the 18th inst, have again been post
pnncd. District Attorney Birney has
notified Chapman's attorneys that ow-
ihE 10 the pressure of business upon the
courts. ii viii be impossible to rcac.
me chapman ease at the date named.
no time has Eeen fixed for the trial.
but 1t cannot now possibly begin before
the middle of January.
IN the meantime the Supreme Court
Of tie United states may rule upOn
the motion made by the attorneys for
Chapman n fortnight ago for an or
der from that court directing tie Dis
trict Court not 10 proceed with the
trial of Chapma until the appeal from
Inc Judsinen! of the District Court Of
Appeals DENYING ii writ OF prohibition
10 the Criminal Court TO the same end
had been heard and decided by the
Supreme Court.
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from Elizabeth City to Norfolk carly
In the morning after the day the Con-
ference cloEos, to connect with the carly
S'eaboard Air Line train for North
Carolina.
While he conference was listening
eagcr.y TO the debate on the Aberrothy
case. there was Il sharp report which
tie breaking of a spring in the chair
occupied by Tie Bishop. He was given
another chair and the discussion pro-
ceCded
During the discussion referred TO
ton of DR. Yates on the Scripture. .Ir
u brother be ovcrtalten in u fault" &c
DR.. Yates. who is easily facile princeps
of The conference body. thanked DR..
Gibbs. and assured him he would go
hoinc and study the Word more closely.
This caused considcra Bile rnerrimcnt
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GREENVLL.E, N. C.

GrccnVilic, n. c.. Dec I3.-(Spccial)-
j. y. Is. Tucker left this morning for
RGirigh. 10 take Eugene Tucker to
the asylum.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. T..
church gave festival last night, with
good success
oui, town has been free of travelling
men for a week
Work commenced to-day on the vault
IN The Custom House. MIR. Barnes, OF
Sunolk. Is in charge of the work
Judge Nicives was taken sick and In 1,
To adjourn the court to-day.
we had another one OF those biz
tobacco freaks to-day. and with good
prices. Grccnvillc is the best tobac-
co market i'm the State
Smith y Hooker received car loatis,
OF horses and mules from Kansas City
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Railroad c.ern Goea wron.-

Jackson, Miss, Dec. 13.--Wiliiam
i:inghrd. for some years chief clerk in
the freight office of the Illinois Central
road here. and previous to his coming
To JACKSON. general freight agent Of
the Natchcz. Jackson and Columbus
railroad, with headquarters at NatcheZ.
was arrested last night and lodged in
jail on the charge of stealing $3.50 from
George Il. Gordon. agent of the Illinois
central here. The pay-car passed
through on Wednesday and Mr. Cor
don placed his money in the safe.
Next day II was gone and the SlC0
bill was traced To Lingard. lie denied
his guilt hut the evidence was stron;:
ana he agreed to turn over what he In d
iert, Sllh to escape prosecution ana
the charge was withdra on his prom
isc to leave town. His family is at
Nntcl:eZ and is highly rcsnccicd
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Goes Into voluntary Lieulaatlon

san Francisco. Dec. l3.-'The Gran
gers Bank of California. one of tba old
est banks in the city. is about to 70
INTO voluntary liquidation and has
closed its doors. An examination Just
made by the bank examiners shows
that the bank Is not only able TO pay
an It's indebtedness in short time.
but after the liquidation there will hn
large surplus for the stockholders TO
divide. The causes are depreciation
in country lands and other real estate
and the low prices ruling for farming
products.
me cashier stated this morning that
the doors would probably be openrd
on Monday morning next, when every
dollar OF Indebtedness would be paid
after which the banks affairs would
be wound up
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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, hll wool. formerly sQld for
$3.50. now 81; neat cashmere suits.
former price $40. now So: clay worste,is.
black. all wool suit. former price Si2.a0,
now $40, in freck as we'll as sacks. and
so on. Our stock must be reduced.
We mean business. Do YOU? Remem
Der we only advertise facts.
LEVY & JACOBS,
200 High street.
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vMe Next star Entertainments

The third entertainment in the Y. NJ
G. n. Star Course will be given on Tues
Gay evening of next week by the Mozart
Symphony Club The club has orcn
much improved this year and Will pre-
sent some new features. Mime La
Roche will introduce Il new instrument
the Chromatic Harp. The old Roman
Triumphal Trumpet. an instrument
measuring five feet III length, is be;n,,
revived and will be used in the CON
cert by Herr. Theo. Hoch.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to it's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; eflectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
oning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists i'll SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrur
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will moi
accept any substitute if offered.
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Hans M.nia for nen.in- women.

The negro George Taylor, who was
arrested Thursday for Lea ting his wife,
was released that night upon the plead
ings of his wife After getting out of
jail he went home. gave his wife orders
to Vacate. as lie had brought another
woman nome with him. Before the
night was over he beat wife No. 3
worse than he did No. l. Hc was again
arrested and will remain in jail until
woman No. is able to appear against
him. lie seems to have mania for
beating.
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Will Go Rerore the Board of supcr.
CiSorS

petition is being circulated on
South street extended by Justice Cutch-
ms and others asking the residents of
that streets and County to appear be-
fore the Board of Supervisors and de-
lnand that the Portsmouth street rail-
road begin work on South street or
forfeit their rights TO MIR. Mason. and
on County street that they either
put their track in order or else require
them TO vacate. The petition will come
before the next meeting OF the Board
which will he in January.
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Gar sizing sin,,. Hanged.

Charleston W. Va. Dec 13.-Jamcs
Nichols. alias Ear Ring Jim" was
haHHed at Fayetteville this afternoon
:"r the murder of Henry Carr on Au-
gGst Isl last. The crime was the re-
suit of Il quarrel about a lewd white
woman. Nichols profcssed religion Il
month ago and met his fate with rcsiG-
nation. He was native of Virginia
ana bore Il bad reputation. This WAS
lie second hanging i'll Fayette county
within two years.
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A We'll Known Fact.

This season has been very back.
ward as regards the weather. etc, con.
scqucntly December 1st finds us with
larger stock than we ought TO have
for this lime of the year We've de.
cided to cut the prices of all our mems
boys and children's suits; also over
coats, SO that they will be within the
reach of every purchaser. We've got
the stock and they must lie sold
BRESLAUER e ANTHONY.
III High street.
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The STERN.

T'he wind blew almost n hurricane yes
terd2y; signs swung backward and for
ward, making hideous noises. In SEINE
places the? We're blown down. The tide
was higher than il has been since the
August storm OF 1856. 1t came over the
wharves in some places. Some of the
streets i'll South Portsmouth were inn
pa*siblc. e&c"rt in boats. A number of
fences were blown down, etc.
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has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative.
syrup of Figs, when i'm need of the lax
ativc effect of 81 gentle remedy than by
any either, and that it Is more accepta-
bic to them. Children enjoy ii and II
benefits them. The true remedy, Syrup
Of Fiss. is manufactured by the Cali
fOrnia Zig SNrup Co only
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E;na News .ur tne hayward Men.

1t is said that unless Mr. Stahl. the
constructor at the yard. receives 81. 500
iiat he has asked for before tonight
tina NJ least 800 men will he discha scd
from the construction department. Only
the bosses, apprentices and clerks Will
be kept. This is, indeed. a sad sta,..
OF affairs, especially with Christmas <
80 near at hand. The suspension is,
caused or account of no money. How
LONG il will last no one cnm tell
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Belfast. Dec. 13.--'Tnc engineers en-
ploycd in the Belfast shipbuilding yards
to-day voted to reject the proposal for n
settlement of the trouble between them
selves and their employers, presented
at conference held on December nth,
between delegates OF the Belfast ana
Clyde shipping engineers ana their en-
ployers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-14
Thieves Arrested.

Constable Anderson last night ar
rested Dan Robinson, who has been
wanted for some time Cor stealing brass,
etc. from the Atlantic and Danville
railroad, but lie managed ID cvadc the
officer. He also arrested Jos. Hodges
fer stealing chickens from Mr.. Aloszo
Hodges
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tConinuilicated.)
Shc,sitl. tlsc Strcc!s.

Mr.. Edfor:-Thc artfcls about shell
Ing the streets which appeared in
Your paper yesterday but expresses;
The idea Of the majority OF the people.
the mud should be removed 10 II solid
Foundations, thcn there would he no
causc for lis settling, and our streets
would be good for some Years
y CITIZEN
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HEREFORD, NC.

Hartford, N. c., Dec. 1S.-(Snecia,,-
Mr. T.. r. l.cary. recently of NIorehca ii
CITY, has moved his family back 10 their
old home. in this place.
Mrs. Bert White Is; sick Miss Alice
White has taken her place. as teach
er.
Euy The virginian from VIII. saun-
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DID You IkuONY

That $3.50 will buy one OF those beaver
or kersey ovcrcoats that nave become
so popular and that thosa SO suits of
ours cannot be equaled In the two cities
for the money.
JOHN A. MORRIS. Mgr.
303 High strecr
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s:rand a..ry for Norfolk county.

lEoned fer Monday next: Thomas
Cooke, X. S. Crowcll, Henry Duke, H. It.
Gibson. y. J. Newborn. p l.. PoindcX-
ter. l.. J. Roper John T.. Newborn and
i. w. Crceltmore.
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ADiESi GENTLEMEN, RoYS. AND
to call 1T 2l5 High street and examine our
T I5oti e.! OF ~, Xmas Goods just opcned Dolls
ooi' GiSsriiages Nclocircdcs. Sulkeys, Wag.
our new pictures.
~ GEORGE S. BELL, Agent.
NC Brandt SuIllInr
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Twins Twin City Express.

W. T. Irwin & Co., Broprietors.
DFFICE-10St. WATER ST.. Norfolk. Va
Ample facilities for hauling anything to
and from anywhere in the three cities Tel
ephone No. g. CHARGES REASONA-
BILE. Moving Furniture and Pianos q
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paid the I.nr,spenn1tr.

Charleston, w. Va, Dec. p3-Jim
Nichols, co,ored, was hanged at Fay
ettevillc. w. Va, at o'clock this after
noon for the murder OF Henry Carr
ut Eagle, w. Va His neck was bro.
Ken by the drop.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-14

big reduction on carpets, refrigera-
Tors, canoDies, and oil cloth for the next
thirty days. Buy now and save money,
as }. g. Cr&wfcrd's.
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WOOD AND COAL FOR SALE.

No. Split Oak Wood q speciality, both
new and old The best sheltered Pine
Wood in this city ut any time, rain or
SHINE. Also the best grades of Stove and
Nut Coal at lowest prices at H. B. Will
KlNS'. 1913 Washington street. Phone
DIS. High street Office 900. 81
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JUST WHAT YOU WANT.

GOOD COOKING wINE-the best in
the ,,, mark mar!et.;s2 gallon; also FINE
as ieons q fXYeTy GfsNenriptSP At low
and PURE BLACKBERRY JUICE for.
medicinal purposes. All goods sold low
c. Z. JONES,
no2s-1,n Cor. County md MlddIe sis. a.
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Fifty degrees warmer on inside than
on outside OF our 81 All-Wool Shirts,
worth s1.5o.
CHAS. r. wELToN & CO,
liatters and Mems Furnishers.
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BY John c. Niemeycr, AuctIoneer.
STRAYED.

InkEn up on my premises. ONE RED
c or M r LEI ana m, lEARLlNG. which owncr
,ns i i'a ny proving property and pay
n .lNSi Wv" Strcc's dc11-tf
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FOR SALE-Three and a half shares
of stock West END News, Norfolk,
Va. Apply 10 JOHN II. WINDER,
Seaboard Air Line Offices, Ports
mouth. Va. no6-tf Il
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storm. OyercOats,

Save dollar and get better coat
from JOHN a. MORRIS. Mgr.
500 High street
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II. O. Pearson has a fine line of mecr-
chaum and hriarpipes and nice, small
Xmas hoxes of cigars. Ferry Cigar
Store, Water street
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WALTER C. BROOKS & CO..
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

have plenty of the best STOVE and
NUT COAL; also TIIACKER COAL for
Pine Wood nnd " shed to Keep Il from tho
rain. HARD W0OD-green md seasont<s
street High street ssice,@ sps; coun DE
Gtraes of&5& ~ .sssls
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The e. c. Brooks Comply.
Great Alteration Sale

Every article in my store will be sold at
Sraetly reduced prices ana regardless of
cost. TO enable me to make extensive Ill
ttrations on my premises by January 1st..
Now Is tho time for the wise purcn sers
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to obtain great bar,
gains gains IN all kinds Of Furniture. House
mestics, Gents furnishings, etc, as the
goods must be sold for cash. Call and
see our prices to be convinced.
SAMUEL LASTING, *
County streets extended, between Fearl
and Cooke streets. Portsmouth.
dccS-1m Sf
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You Iavea Chance 20 Save Money.

beautiful 1874. extra size blanket, re-
nced from $40 To $3.50.
y grand blanket. all pure wool, III,
regular price, 81; special price. So
ASK to see our $3.50 blanket, reduced
from IS.
100 pairs gray, wool blankets, reduced
from $3.50 to sl.I9.
% doz. linen front. unlaundricd shirts
reduced from Soc TO 39c
We must have ROOM this will he tho
week for bargains.
A. J. PHILLIPS,
Under Oxford Hall
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Don't Miss the Dry GO0ds Bnrgains
At NammiIFs ThissWeek. Sale
Closes Saturday Night.

These prices are for cash only. Ham
mills, 1901 High street.
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w. C. NASH'S,
229 High street.
APPLES, APPLES. APPLES

MONDAY we will have another cur or
nine Apples-Johnsons, Sen Davis, Wine
saps and other varieties 7{' S5iI179lS
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We Are Supplying tho People, with
Suits ana Oyercaata Mt Reduced
priceE

We have made a Reduction in our
Suits and Overcoats. Look at our win
dow display. The largest stock in
Portsmouth. Prices cannot be dupll-
Gated anywhere. NJ. R6SENBAUM
lie and us High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-14

When Dr. Hoss. of the Nashville Adj
Vocate, was speaking he cppvulsed the
congregation with laughter by telling
Of an old Kentucky brothcr,who wrote
him a few weeks after he assumed tha
editorial chair, that while Fitzgerald
was running the Advocate it was all
right but you are whiskey Democrat
with ring in your nose" =
ConfereIo. will adjourn, probably,
next Monday afternoon, or that night
"a special train win perhaps be run