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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
pYtHinn Entr So,es

The Pythian Fair was well attended
last night, Notwithstanding the fhin
ana other. attractions that were offer
ed elsewhere. Tonight Miss Joyce
Raymond will be present and will
read some excellent selections. There
Will also be music and other attractions
BE on hand and spend IL pleasant even
Ing.
Grimes Battery took supper Monday
night, twenty-four strong, c. r. War
rem, captain.
Independent Fire Company. ]. F..
Pace, foreman. took supper Tuesday
night
Both companies were escorted from
their headquarters by Atlantic Divi-
sion. with drum corps.
Withers' Division. Captain w +.
Lawrence. of Suffolk. and party of six
~ ladies and gentlemen of Portsmouth,
Will take supper this evening.
Tonight at the instance OF Bugler
John w Tatem, the celebrated come
dian, MIR. Cohen, now with the Wanego
Medicine Company, will rc,etc ut the
Pythian Fair that most laughablc poem
entitled The Pythian Goat" which Is
dedicated to the Knights OF Pythias
of the World. Mr.. Cohen is a true
Pythian and one of the finest black
race comedian on the stage Mr.
Cohen has contributed $50 copies OF the
sell at 10 cents each. While at the
fair Mr.. Cohen will sing some OF his
latest ana most popular songs.
Votes taken on the Pythian sword
at the fair room to date: Captain Laws
renee, of Suffolk. II; Captain Hoib. OF
Hampton. 3; Captain Smith OF Rerlt-
ley. 3; Captain lGubanks. of Newport
News. 2; Captain Vaughan. of Ports,
mouth, 4; Lieutenant Witty. of Nor
folk. Z.
For the most popular lawyer: Capt
John Happier, 2; a. Il. Warner, 10; II. c.
Marshall, 8: Leigh II. Watts. .: *. r.
Griffin, 4.
For the most popular drummer:
Charles Mcdonald. 6: Charles P. Lau-
renee, .; George Broughton, ..
For the most popular butcherta for
cake: John Codd, 16;
Henry Phillips, III William Miller, IL
Miss Joyce Raymond, the talented
elocutionist. of Boston. will make her
second appearance at the fair room
this evening. rendering some of her
choicest selections.
On Friday evening there will be n
flag drill by twenty-four young ladies'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
Indication All Points to This Beinf;
the I.nrgest Week Yet At Hum.
mills. Read the Bargains
md Como To. DnX.

One thousand yards of dyed and
printed cambrics, every yard war
ranted fast colors. at 9Nc yard,
worth J212c., full yard wide.
All Pc. dress goods ut 14lsc yard.
I00yards 12l9c. sateens at SIC. n yard.
SOC yards l2hc. outing cloths at SNc.
q yard.
All 40c. dress goods at 22lac. a yard.
All $3.50 white spreads at Csc each.
All 25c. draperies at lac. yard.
One lot 4Oc. table linen. at 29c n yard.
One lot dollar kid gloves at zoe. per
pair.
One lot crash toweling at 3%c., worth
&c.
One lot napkins at &c. each, worth Sc.
All 75c. white spreads at Soc each.
one lot 81 white blankets at Csc per
pair.
One lot 75c. fancy silks at SOC. yard.
One lot l2lac. plaids. double width
dress goods. at sac. a yard.
One lot soc. turkey red table linens at
BIC. yard.
This stock must be sold this week to
make room for Christmas goods and
these prices are for cash only. Ham
mills, 800 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
PORTSMOUTH III EWS
West Norrolk school.

The following is the roll or honor of
the West Norfolk School for the month
OF November:
Studies: Senior Class-Claude C. Den
mis-. w. Edward Calls, Misses Allie o.
Garrls and Nj. Ada Gwynn.
Junior Class-Benjamin Il. Adams,
Frank G. Earnest, Robert Thomas
Hosier. Willie r. Hudson. ]. Roscoe
McNeal. Robert w. Torbert, Robert
Bruce Whitehead. Misses Estelle NJ
Archbell. Bessie d. Christian, l.. Bcr-
nice Garris, Nettie l.. Reyes, Hattie Nj
Moore, Eva Wright.
Primary Class-W. Jasper Garria.
Willie Poindexter. Herbert Hoser John
II. Raby, George A. Thews. Thomas j.
Harper, Nena Shaclselton, Lillian
Gwynn, Mamie Torbert. Ruth Owens
Lillian Ashberry, Esma Ashberry, Katie
Adams. Edna Holmes. Mollie H. Claltl
Emma Raby, Flora v. Thews Carrie
Parker
Deportmcnt.-Misses Estelle NJ. Arch
bell, Bessie d. Christian, Allie o.
Garris. NJ. Ada Gwynn. Nettic l..
Reyes. Eva Wright, Mamie Forbcrt
Eason.
Attendance Benjamin +. Adams.
Willie e. Barrett, w. Edward Calls.
Claude G. Dennis, Frank q. Earnest
Eddie A. Harper, Robert Thomas Iio-
sier. James w. Hudson. While T. Hud-
son. Robert w. Torbert, Thomas j.
Wright. Harry Johnson. Roscoe Nc
Neal Bruce Whitehead. Linwood White
hurst. Willie Poindexter; Misses Us
Bertha Christian. Mollie II. Gland. ollie
Q. Garris. Bernice Garris. Flora ".
Thews, Lillian Ashbeiiy. Clara Harper
Eva Wright, Nina Shackelton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
rcIIIuto The Drydocu,

Robert a. Graves. a shipwright. fell
into the stone dry dock yesterday
while the Dolphin was being locked
and sustained painful though not very
serious injuries. The pumps were at
work and the water in the dry dock
had been lowered about 10 or Is feet
Graves, who was engaged In snoring
up the vessel, fell about 20 feet from
the top OF the dock to an altar, and
rolled off into the water His head
and face We're cut and pretty badly
bruised. but no bones were broken
The injured man was attended by the
surgeon from the Montgomery and af-
terward sent to his home in Main street.
In Berkeley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
bicycle Races.

Thursday bids fair To be n red letter
day for the cyclists The Portsmouth
Wheel Club are leaving no stone I'M
turned to make the races which will
take place that day at the Port Norfolk
track pronounced success. Quite q
number Of entries have been received
and some fast and pretty riding may be
counted on. One advantage the public
will have over previous races Isl the
easy and sure way To and from the
grounds. Mr. Mason has decided to
run two special electric trains from
near the ferry, leaving sharp at and
30 O'Clock.
Every one attending can count on
being brought safely and quickly back
home after the races by the electric
line and busSeS which run to the
grounds. MIR. Sid. Black. the worlds
trick bicycle champion, Will be on hand
to help entertain the large crowd
which will no doubt attend
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
The Entertainment l.ns. Night.

To say that those who attended the
second entertainment given by the Y.
NJ. Z. ~. under the Star Course were
pleased and delighted would he plnc>
ing 1t very lightly. Judging from the
encorcs that those who took part In
II received Miss Short. as M elocu-
zionist. is indeed superb. She has no
superior and but few equals. The nu>
dience seemed loath to leave when the
programme was: completed and should
she visit Portsmouth again she may
be sure of n large audience. Miss Ed
monds. one of Portsnouth's sweet sin
gers, came in for II large share OF ap,
plause. as she richly deserved. Prof.
E. Nj. Rugby, with his Euphonium. made
most excellent music, and was loudly
encored: i'm fact. the entertainments
was decided success, and but showed
what perseverance VIII do. Mr. Dcv-
erly met with many drawbacks, but
determined to furnish the Y. NJ. C. a.
attendants with some amuSements. and
how well he has succeeded last nights
entertainment will show
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
Mr. Enos Kitchen Roughly Handled

Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
Mr.. Enos Kitchen the keeper of the Cot
tage Place tool gate was badly handled
by several colored men and had his head
cut quite badly in four places with
beer bottles One cut. on the top of
the head, was several inches long and
was deep, another, on the back @" the
head. was not so bad: the other cuts
were OF IL triiing nature. He nod Il
lump under the eye. where lie vas
struck with bottle. He was brought
TO the county jail. DR.. Robertson WAS
sent for, and dressed the wounds. Mr.
Kitchen lost considerable blood
MIR. KITCHENS STATEMENT.
He said that he went to Pools bar
room. ON Goodwin street. met some pco-
pie ana had conversation with them
While in there a co.ored man who
speaks French. said something to him
and he replied; before he knew anything
he was struck. He then pulled out his
knife and began to cut promiscuously
ana then went out. He did not know
whether he cut any one or not but
says he was followed to the railroad
track. was knocked down and was
beaten with bottles by several men.
The Nirginian tried to learn from
Pools bartender what the cause was.
but he refused to make any statement
and the French negro had some words.
which led to blows. and Kitchen pu,icd
out knife and commenced to cut FRO
miscuously, and then went out and was
followed by several Colored men and
was badly beaten With bottles That
fact showed for itself. No arrests were
made,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
Musical aud Literary En,crtninmcn.

The following programme will be rem
dered tonight at kim Hall by Ports
mouth Division, No. Is, u. r. X. of p. (:
Accompanists-Nliss Susie Quaries
Hundley and Margaret GaskIns: vio-
linist, Miss Baldwin.
Programme-Part l..
Piano Solo.-Valse Brilllante, Miss
GaskinS.
2. Soprano Solo.-Bird Carol, Miss Ed
monds.
3. Set of Turquoise, r.. B. Aldrich.
Dramatis personae-Count of Lara, Il
poor nobleman: Beatrice. his wife; Mi
RAM. maid; Page. Miss Burt
4. Violin Solo.-Selected, Miss Bald
win.
8; Soprano solo.-selected. Mrs. Cora
Fulford Pullen.
Part II.
l. Contralto Solo.-Selected, Miss
Burt
.. Dialect Recitations.-selected Mr..
T. j. Antilotti.
3. Baritone Solo.-Forgotten, Mr. Wal
ter H Dey.
4. Character Sketch.-AIiss James and
Mr. Portius DenninG.
D. Soprano Solo.-a. Goodbye, Tosti:
b. Serenade. Raft. Miss Edmonds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
A IiOlll Rui.glnH.

For some time Il negro has been en-
tering n store kept by II man named
Levine. on Mr.. LorcnZa Deans farm
In the county, and has been carrying
off various articles of food and cloth
ing. II was learned positively that he
entered by means of n key SO a colored
men was locked up in the store to
watch for him. He was given q pis-
tol TO protect himself. Late Sunday
night the negro came. as usual The
darkey, who was locked in the store
became frightened and fired at the in
truder. who returned the fire and shot
the other negro seriously. and then
made his escape. The authorities are
after him, but so far have failed to
come up with HIM
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE.
The YIrgInlan Sets the Pace In Its Bright
arrayof Sparkling News Items.
IT GIVES THE LATEST AND BEST NEWS.
Two Young Ladies Who Found an
Anchor-A Comfy street Marriage
To.Night-A Nuptinl Knot to he
Tied on Horny Street.-The Py thinn
Fair and the Pythinu Concert.

There has been very few deaths this
month, and less marriages.
All the schools will give holiday to-
morrow, 1t being Thanksgiving Day.
Several of the merchants Will change
the location of their business places this
week.
Quite a large party of young men
contemplate visiting Richmond on
Thursday.
Judge Garnet will deliver his war
on December 4th.
Three negroes were brought to the
county jail yesterday for disorderly
conduct In Huntersville.
Don't forget the concert tonight at
ILirn Hall for the benefit Of Portsmouth
Division, u. r.. X. of T..
The Clerks office will be closed to-
morrow, all who want marriage licenses
had better get them to-day.
The seats for the waiting-room at
the new depot have come at last, The
building will soon be used now.
The authorities have no clue to the
parties that set fire to the hay-stacks
at Port Norfolk Monday night.
Marcus Brown. the negro boy who
hit anol'ler boy in the head with rock
was tried yesterday and was fined $40
for assault and battery.
The Benevolent Christian Union have
distributed envelopes around the city
asking for contributions for wood and
Stonewall Camp. c. ". will distribute
the usual annual circular among the
members next week, asking for funds
for the Confederate widows for Christ
mas.
Mr.. John L. Taylor. a gate-kceper at
the ferry, and Miss Gussie l.. Cherry
will be married this evening ut the
residence OF the brides parents, No.
Sill Henry street.
a gentleman from Primers Point ac-
cldcntally fell out of his wagon which
got In one of the ruts, and cut his
hand open. 1t was dressed at DIR. a.
l.. BIllisoly's drug store.
Mr.. Oliver =. Murray and Miss VIII
lie \. Deans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
r. T.. Deans, of County street. will be
married at $3.50 o'clock tonight ut the
residence OF the brides parents.
cept putting the gravel and tar on the
roof. That will be done In II day or
so. The force will now go to work
fitting up the shed in the depot yard.
The Seaboard Air Line gives notice
In another column that they Will neither
receive or deliver local freight on
THANKSGIVING Day, except perishable
stuff. and that will only be de-
livered until p. III.
The Rev. Isaac Nnylor. the English
evangelist. closed his meetings ut the
Friends Church Monday night. This
series of meetings were very success
full. Mr.. MAYORS preaching making n
deep impression. He goes from here to
Chicago
Two young ladies went down to the
Bear Trap shore in search of pebbles.
while there they found an anchor and
brought II to the city. They Offered Il
for sale at junk store and received
four cents for It, If any one wants a
row. say anchor to them and they VIII
be apt to have one.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
I'M BERKELEY.

The straighout Democrats hclC n
mass meeting nt Market Hall last
night. The meeting was called TO or
der by Mr.. George w Jones. who stated
the object Of the meeting was to ratify
me nominees of the Den Dcratic party
Tor Councilmen In the several wards
Mr., T.. c. HUMPHREYS was elected
president and the press secretaries.
Judge George u. Parker was in
troduccd and made Il short speech.
stating the object of the call, etc
He was followed by Mcssrs. --
l'utts. George w. Jones and VIM Nick.
Woodhouse
Al the conclusion Of his remarks Mr..
George w. Jones moved to adjourn.
that there WAS n supply of oysters lust
outside the hall, which would help the
inner man.
The Kings Daughters will hold n
pounding in their hall. on Berklcv
avenue. from to u. m. this evening
"wednesday, November 27th, for the
purpose of supplying the pantry of The
Hare Memorial Home. May the trun
spirit Of Thanksgiving Inspire each
housckccper to send n small share Of
the comforts and neccssaries which
they provide for their own homes. 10
the sick and aged who find a refuge
within the walls of this institution.
LIST or UNCLAIMED LETTERS
remaining In the poStoflice at IicrkIcy.
Va. for week ending November 10Th
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

1898. Persons calling for these letters
VIII say they are advertised: MIss,
George Armstrong. o. ID. Agent, Dor
nhdn 3atten. James Barnes, Eva Berry,
Annie +. Boone, Mrs. Georgia L.. Brown
~. Dudley Clark, Emily Colans,, Miss
Alice Clark, y. u. Charboman, Matilda
Dozier. Marmadukc Dunston, William
GattinE, Bert G. Garrett. a. II. Hill
lard. i2lizabiieth Hcrnes, John a. Jack
son, Mrs. Scottic Lewis, Mary l.. Lin
sey. Harriet Mccoy, Nrmandu Marsh.
SEM. MclIorncy, Henry Owens, Emma
Gluld. c. G. Pnttec. Mary J. Pitts,
Pleasant Rodgers. Solomon Rogers. II.
Schenky. ~ ~. Spain. w. w Terrell
o. Mary Tylor, Miss Mary L. Tatem,
Mrs L.. j. Turner. Ida Williams Joe
Williams.
j. Il. HOZTIER, p. NJ,
Mr.. Robert Graves, of this place me.
with Il severe accident yesterday while
at work in the navy-yard. by some
means he was caught by n rope and
dragged In the dry-dock. falling n dis
lance of about thirty feet There hap
pened 10 lie Il little cotton in the dock.
which saved his life, though he was
badly hurt. He was brought over 10
his home. on Main street, In the yard
ambulance.
slight error occurred in our local
yesterday There IS no "Populist''
ticket. 1t should have been Peoples
ticket.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
plenty orAmuscmcnt for To. Night

The Portsmouth Pleasure Club will
give their first ball in the dininS-room
ut Hotel Portsmouth.
There will be ball at Port Norfolk
which will lie participated in hy nu-
mcrous Portsmouth people.
The Portsmouth Division U. r. X. Of
r.. will give Il concert at Kirn's Hall,
in which some of the best talent in tile
two cities will take part.
There will be numerous attractions. AT
the fair. Mrs. Joyce Raymond Will
read. besides this there Will be music
and other attractions.
n number of young Misses and youths
have gotten un dance for tonight
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
Thanksgiving Eve Rail

Mulvcy. the well known hotel man,
has determined to give his many pa
irons a Thanksgiving-eve ball, and has
placed his pavilion at their disposal
tonight. Dancing will begin promptly
ut o'clock, and will continue until .
o'clock with am intermission of an
hour for super mt midnight. Tickets
admitting lady and gentleman will be
sold for 81. II will be first-class in
every respect, and the best order will
be maintained. The cars will run un-
til . q. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
New Announcements.

Commencing Monday morning
promptly at O'Clock. out cut-price
sale
10 pieces. yard-wide. fancy Persian
cut price. s 1-3.
10 pieces pretty, fancy plaids, double
width, former price l2k now l0c.
5 pieces, 46-inch. all-wool. black serge
Rock bottom price everywhere. 6oc. our
price, iGc
% pairs extra large blank cts, regular
price, 81: our cut price. $3.50.
VIII sell you cloth. fur and plush
capes at your own figures. If you want
fine tailormade suit of clothes we can
furnish you one at SIS: one at sI9 one a [
s23. They are great values. Give us n
call; we want your trade
y. j. PHILLIPS.
Under Oxford Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
SIOppiRObbctl,

Some time during Monday night
some unknown person broke into Il
sloop belonging to Capt Benson, lying
at the North street wharf. and stole oil
suits. provisions and some money. and
made OFF with them. Suspicion point
ed To a certain colorcd man. \ war
rant was issued and his home was
searched, but without effect There
Is no clue yet as to who the parties
were.
The same night u negro man who is
employed by a man named Jones, who
keeps n store on Sixth street. went into
Jones safe and took $50 and left for
parts unknown
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
Disease ana Dcnth.

Force their way into many It household
that might be protected from their in
roads. Ey the simple prccaution If
Keeping In the house that benign fam
ny medicine and safeguard OF health.
HosIetter's Stomach bittcrs. p, leu
larry where there arc children, .tuuld
1t be kept on hand as Il prompt emcdy
for infantile complaints. In their outset
easily conqucrablc. hut which. OF al
lowed to cngraft themselves on the deli
cate chiidl'h organism. are not easily
dislodGed, and speedily work grit, Gus;
mischief. lrreGularity OF the bowels.
indigestion and biliousncss are ailmt mt;
OF common occurrence In the hose
hold. Children. liyin. in malarious re-
sions, are more liable to be attacked
WIN chills and fever than adults and
the ravaGcs of that fell disease In their
system are specdicr and more serious.
In remote localitics.far from profess. on
al aid. 1t Is especially desirable.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
Meeting ortne District stewards.

The Board Of District Stewards. which
is composed of the following gentlemen,
will meet on Friday. the 29th instant.
at IL a. M. at Monumental NJ. r..
Church: Monumental. George L. New
He; Central! w. y. Wilder; Wright
Memorial George IT. Townsend: EMng-
ham Street, 4. w. Moore: Park View.
Captain +. V. White: Churchland and
West Norfolk. w. IT. Mears; Norfolk
Circuit NJ. +. Parker.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
ENcilangc eli umbrciIns.

Yesterday afternoon little daughter
OF Mr. John Pitt was returning from
school and had silk umbrella in her
hand. y negro named Edward Shipp
walked up to her. took the umbrella
and gave her an old one In exchange
and walked off. The littlr girl Inform
ed her father of what had happened
and Shipp was soon aftcrward arrest
ed. lie admitted taking the umbrella
He Will have a hearing to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
GOOD Clothing for Lit,re Mone,.

On our second trip North we were
fortunate I'm securing some OF the great
est BARGAINS ever brought TO the
city, consisting of DRESS and STORM
ONERCOATS, CHEVIOT, WORSTED
and CASHMERE SUITS and TROIJS-
EftS. These goods we are now offering
to the public at regular WHOLESALE
PRICES.
BRESLAUER G. ANTHONY.
ia High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

a man in Bourges is still wearing
the blouse he had on when the Prus-
slams entered France. He swore that
he would never wear another and hv
means OF patches has kept his oath
me Town Council has offered him
hundred francs for 1t for the town mu-
scum.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
To nc Marricdin nichn.ond.

Our well-known townsman. Mr. Jas
Potter. accompanied by his friends. MIR.
+. r. Johnson and Mr.. r. c. Irwin. left
for Richmond yesterday, where he was
united In marriage TO Miss Langrer
OF that city. After the ceremony the
bride and groom took the train for At
lanta, where they will visit the Expo
sition and return here afterwards
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
tc- 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 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant To- the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax.
alive :; eficctually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and 'fcvcrs
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
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning 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 Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
Three Prisoners Sent to Jail by the
Court.

Robert Stubs. charged with attempt
ut housebreaking. sent to jail for
twelve months: Buck Goode, charged
with attempt at housebreaking, sent
TO jail for six months; VIM. Flanna-
gan, resisting an officer, sent 10 iail
for thirty DAYS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
WOOD AND COAL FOR SALE,
229 High street.

No. Split Oak Wood 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 Mt lowest prices at II. b. WILL
kINS'. 1918 Washington street. Phone
9lS. High street office 2O9 fis
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A Gold Dollar for eighty ccnrs.

we cannot OFFER you. hut we can give
you equal values by selling n good suit
Tor ~, worth 50, and others at greatly
reduced prices. Stock must go. Re-
member we mean business.
LEVY IL JACOBS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

A big reduction on carpets. rcrrirera-
tors, canopies. and oil cloth for the next
thirty days. Buy now and save money,
OF ]. S. Crawford's.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27

FOR SAI-1-Thrcc and half shnres
OF stock Wtst END News. Norfolk.
Va. Aprly to JOHN H. .WlNDEH,
Seaboarl Air Line Offices, Ports
mouth. Vn. noG-tf