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The Forrest City times., 1895-08-02
Excursions.

To Boston. Mass. to attend the Triennal Conclave Knights Templar. August 2e to 30. tickets will be on sale A Augnst l9 to 22 with limit to September 15. at special rates.
 For information see nearest agent
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-02

The Nineteenth Century Club will meet Wednesday evening. Aug. 7th. at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. Stone. Program as ollows: Play. Julius Cesar. General discussion. Miss Pearson and Mrs. Izard. Mrs, Mann to read selec- tions from the play. Music-Miss Lucy Williams, Miss Elise German and Mrs. German. ALICE ROLLwAGE, Sec'y.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-02

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss she chung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-02
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Forrest City by GORMAN BARROW B F. McCrarv and other leading dealers. '~'
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

| reception will be given at the Creche
Monday evening, November 25, from to 10
Mr.. and Mrs ID. II. Wheeler, sr.. will en-
tertain the Bon Ami Card club Monday even
ing.
Mrs Robert Purvis will entertain for Miss
| Norton Saturday afternoon, November so, at
2 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Drake have issued in
vitations for dancing party Thursday even
ins, December s.
Mrs. w. V. Morse will introduce her
daughter at an afternoon reception Thursday,
December 8. from to s.
The Thurston Rifles will give the first of a
| series of parties at the armory, Seventeenth
and Douglas streets Monday evening
Invitations are out for select dancing
| party to be given by Ambrose Ellington on
| thanksgiving evening at Myrtle hall annex.
| Mrs. Isaac Coles and Mrs. A. l.. Reed will
again give a patchwork party in honor Of
Mrs George w: Mercer, Saturday afternoon,
| November &c.
the rooms Of the Young Women's Christian
association, Bee building. next Thursday for
young women away from home.
Mrs. William G. Sloan has issued cards for
an Afternoon reception to be given Tuesday,
November 26. from 3 10 5. when she will in
troduce her daughter, Miss Bertha.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. p ID. Lwyd will give an
informal reception to all friends and parish
toner's of the Church of the Good Shepherd
Monday evening, November %, at their new
home, 20OS Binney street.
The Commercial club has lately turned over
to committee of younger men the social
features of its work. and these young men
have decided to give hop at the club rooms
on the night Of Saturday, December 7. In
vitations will be sent out early this week.
1t Is intended to particularly interest in the
work Of the Commercial club the young men
of the town and bring them all into active
membership.
The Calico Hop of the Dancing club next
wednesday promises to be very jolly. The
men will wear dress suits, but 1t is req
uisite for admission that they chow up with
at least calico necktie. In addition they
may wear calico vests and many Of the men
will sport loud shirts and giddy cuffs and
collars. The women are arranging fancy
calico dresses. though few may appear in
shirt waists and black or white skirts No
ball toilets will be permitted on this occa-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. johnson and Mr. and
Mrs. A. l.. Reed will give theater party at
Boyds on Monday evening to witness Cranes
initial performance of His Wife's Father"
IN honor of Mss Chambers and Mr. Guy
Pa"ke of Decatur. Those of the party will
be Miss Alice Chambers, Miss Rawles of
Washington. Miss Louie johnson OF Chicago.
Mr., Frank Shull and Mr. Ennis of Decatur
Mr.. Charles George, Mr.. Curtiss Turner and
Mr. Morton Smith Of Lincoln. Others in the
party will be Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Coles and
Mr.; and Mrs: S. A. McWhorter. The party
VIII occupy three boxes, and after the thea
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

During the evening dainty refreshments were
| served. Some instrumental selections by the
hostess aided in making UP very enjoyable
evenings entertainment. The next meeting
/ OF the club Will be at the residence OF Mrs.
G. A. Lewis. 1Os South sixteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs +. W. Smith entertained the
Every Thursday Night High Five club
! very delightfully."- at their residence, 3S06
I North Eighteenth street, on last Thursday
evening. the occasion being in honor OF their
return to Omaha from Marion Place" their
country seat at Blair. High FIVE, followed
by light refreshments, helped to pass a pleas
ant evening.
The Up to Date Whist club was enter
tained at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. George
b. Lourie on Wednesday evening. November
20. Lady's first prize was won by Mrs.
Thomas The gentleman's prize fell to Mr..
Buchanan. After very pleasant evening
the entertainment concluded with dainty re-
freshments. The guests OF the club were:
Rev. j. Z. u. Llwyd and wife, Judge and
Mrs. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hobrook. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C.. Chase and Miss Brollair.
An enjoyable dance was given at Metropol-
tan hall last Tuesday night by the Jewish
Society Of Omaha. II was the second annual
ball OF the Hebrew Ladies' Sewing society.
and more than $50 guests passed most
delightful evening while they assisted one
OF their most popular benevolences. The
usual refreshments were served. The officers
Of the society to whom are due much OF
the credit for the success of the entertainment
are: President. Mrs. A. Heller; vice presi-
dent Mrs. NJ. Hellman; secretary, Mrs. II.
Heller; treasurer, Mrs. Brandeis.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

Miss Webster entertained at 5 O'Clock tea
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. C. Denise gave pretty Kensington
on Thursday afternoon.
A few friends spent Wednesday evening in.
formally with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haller tc
celebrate Mr.. Haler's birthday
The Forest Hill Card club reorganized at
the residence of Mrs. J. NJ. Cornish on
Thursday last for the winter work.
Miss Elizabsth Alien, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs William f. Allen, entertained her young
friends at dancing party Friday evening.
Mr.. and MIRA J. j.. Lang were agreeably
surprised by jolly party of young people
Thursday evening at their home in Walnut
Hill.
A pretty card party was given on Friday
evening by Miss Georgia Krug, the guest of
honor being Miss Edith Pndel of Hannibal,
Mo-, who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Packard.
The machnis's' apprentices of Omaha gave
their first annual ball at Creighton hall last
Monday evening. c. F. Murphy and Miss
Mamie Ryan led the march, followed by
about 200 couples.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry f. Cady entertained
the Bon Ami card club on Monday evening.
The prizes were won by Mrs. George w.
Hodrege and Mrs. George Wattles, Mr..
Purvis and Mr.. Goodrich.
Mrs. George A. Kelly Of Writ street enter
tanned very delightfully."- at lunchson on
Wednesday. Mesdames johnson. Starks,
Stokes, Costa. Shepard, Ochilree, Martin
end Cathens were present.
The ''Wstaria" High Five club met at the
residence of Mrs. f. A. Walter, 2319 Douglas
street. Wednesday afternoon and was pleas
antly entertained, Miss Porter of Syracuse,
n. V, receiving the highest honors.
In honor of the Gyger Wernher wedding
Miss Manchester entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening. Covers were laid for
eight. Those present were: Misses Wern-
her, Miller Of Lsavanworth. Wheelock of San
Francisco, Manchester, Messrs. Gyger, Wern-
h;r. Gygsr of Philadelphia, Manchester.
Mrs. ]. E. Summers gave most dainty
and beautiful luncheon Thursday, the
guest of honor being Miss Judson of st.
Joseph. The table decoration was an ex-
quisite silver jar of red chrysanthemums.
Covers were laid for Miss Judson, Miss
Hoagsnd, Miss Dickinson, Mrs. William
Tupper Wyman, Miss Squires and Mrs Sum
mers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wallace entertained
the Happy Home card club at their home,
62l South Sixteenth street. last Wedns ssday
evening. Mrs. G. w. Sutton won the lady's
first prize, Mr.. james W. Bouk the gentle
mems first prize, while Miss May Keller and
Mr.. viii Connoran were rendered consolation
gifts, all of the prizes being very unique.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

very pleasant surprise was given IL
honor Of Miss Katie Sonneborn's birthday
last Wednesday evening at her residence
500 South Nineteenth street by the clerks
OF Hayden Bros. Those present were: Misses
Della Schafer. Margaret Culihan, Rose Mac
kenzie, Kate sullivan, Jeannie Seabrooke
Lily Worthing. Kate Rubenstein, May Gen
tleman, Emma Colbert Lewis and Mrs. Arm
strong; Messrs. William Mackenzie, Harry
Wallace, Dodge. Burnett, William Douglas
Kelner, Moore, McGooley. McCrary, Frank
Hansen and Henry KOll.
Miss Rose Mackenzie danced several
Scotch dances, and Misses Rickle and Fannie
Sonnsborn danced the Liberty Bell" The
music for the dancing and singing of the
evening was furnished by William Macken-
zie, vicnist, with piano accompaniment by
Mr. nndpA
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Sunderland and Miss
Boulter entertained at cards company of
friends at their home on South Thirty
street, Thursday evening
The prizes were won by Mrs DR.. Connor.
Miss Alexander, Mrs Bartlett Mr.. Hall, DR..
Whnnery and Mr. Robinson.
Refreshments were served, after which a
recitation was given by Mrs. Ralph Sunder-
land Instrumental and vocal music was also
furnished by Miss Boulter and Mrs. Sunder-
lam
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
German Whist Party.

Mrs W. r. Kelly entertained delightfully."-
at German whist last Monday afternoon
Prizes were won by Mrs. Westel Morseman
Mrs. Myron Learned and Mrs. Daniel Baum
The guests were Mssdames Metcalf, Sunder-
land Baldridge, Miner Baum Taylor, Hen
Dirk, Newman, Hartman. Stevens, Buche
Morseman, Green, ID. Baum, George Patter-
son, Curtis, Sterling, Learned. Sweessy
Dupdy. Lomax, Heth Babcock, Munroe
Palmer, Dlckey. Ames, Kimball. McDermott
Holiredge, ID. C. Patterson. Merriam, Kelar
Millard, Snyder Thompson, Savage, Vail,
Bishop Thurston. ii. C. Smith, A. b. Smith,
Allen, Dickinson Warden Towar r w
Kelly and Miss Elder.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
For Miss Chambers,

Mrs +. b. johnson gave small, informal
tea on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mis-!
Gertrude Chambers. which was very enjoy.
able. The house was prettily decorated with
cut flowers, the dining room being especially
pretty with pink carnations. The guests
were Miss Rawles of ashingtcn, the
Leila Shears Mrs. A. l.. Reed, Mrs. Isaac
Coles. Mrs. William Poppleton. Mrs. Henry
Wyman and Mrs. Charles Deuel..
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Gave Him a surnrIse

the friends OF M. r. Douglass rendered him
very pleasant surprise Friday evening. at
the home OF Mr., Leeder. 1910 Dayenport
street. Music, games and dancing were
INDUCED in to late hour, after which an ela1
saht repast wae served. and all declared a
most pleasant evening spent. Among those
present We're: Mesdames Douglass and
Baier, Misses Quinn. Cogan. MuIien Kotia
Lizzie and May Brady, Sullivan. Mcmahon
Ellen and Hannah Gruenig. Clark, McGoyern
Cosgrove, Craddock. Julia. Lizzie and Carrie
Leeder' Baier. Foley, John, Peter and James
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Gnye n Pretty Luncheon.

Mrs. Milton Barlow gave a beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon on Friday. The table was
lovely with is decorations of vielets and
lavender chrysanthemums. Covers were laid
for Mesdames Henry Wyman, A. l.. Reed
Isaac Coles, j. Il. Summers. jr., Henry Car
tan. Wilbur C. E. Smith, Charles Offutt and
Charles Deuel
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Ak-sar-Den Whist Club.

A delightful evening was spent last Friday
by sixteen OF the pleasant people of Kountze
Place at the reoidence of Mr.. o. II. Curtis,
21l6 Locust street. playing whist. Mrs Ward
and Judge MacCumber received the prizes.
After Refreshments were served, the "Ak-Sar-
Ben Whist club" was organized, with Mrs.
c. +. Weller as president and Mrs. o. II.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
A Pheasant Surprise.

One of the pleasant and enjoyable social
events of last week was the surprioe party
on Miss Kate Smith Saturday evening" No
vember 16, on her birthday. After short
reception at the home. the festivities were
adjourned to Orlole hall. where the merry
hours were danced away until midnight.
Among those present were: Misses Gans!er.
Clare, Bowen, Cramer, Knaust. Gleselman,
Schlueter, Jennie Augustin, Juliet Bowles,
Clarette Smith, Fannie Smith Clara Wentz,
Rosemarie, Dingldne and Messrs. Flynn,
Griebe, Wagner, Mels,rom, Grau, Augustin
Ross, Ed Elmiger, Fred Elmger, Kuehl.
Smith. Thomas Lyman. Ed Lyman, Aukcl,
Myers. Shannon. McAuliffe, Casey, Carter,
Sandell and WardloW
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Chrysanthemum Ten.

Mrs. George B. Lourie opened her hospit-
able home on sNeIth Nineteenth avenue last
Tuesday to about FIFTY Of her friends The
hostess was assisted by Miss Clara Thomas
and Miss Ransom who served refreshments.
The house was profusely decorated with
palms and chrysanthemums. For a test OF
skill In forming, the greater number Of
words from that ofchrysanthemum Mrs. w.
II. Tracy was awarded an elegant bouquet
Of white and yellow chrysant hemums.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

The employees Of the Fidelity Oil company
showed how highly they appreciate their
manager. Mr.. lJ.l NJ, Hendrie, by assembling
at his residenca. 1ilS PARK avenue, last Fri
day evening. and giving him complete sur
prise, as well as a substantial token of their
regard, in the shape of a heavy gold watch
chain The evening was spent most pleas
antly in music and card playing.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

Curtis as secretary and treasurer. The mem.
bers are MIR. and Mrs. c. f. Weller, Judge
and Mrs MacCumber DR. and Mrs. Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mandain, Mr.. and Mrs, Kent
Sanford, MI. and Mrs. Will Pritchard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H.
CurtfS
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
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At u Church SoriubIe.

The young people of st. Johns Episcopal
church gave very enjoyable sociable at the
residence of George ]. Stoney, 1904 North
Thirty-fourth street. on Thursday evening.
Games and music were enjoyed The woms
served ice cream and cake.
Those present were: Rev. Charles II.
Young, Msssrs. Clay. Irons, Wills, ii. Robin
son. S. Robinson. Dorr, Mathis, G. F.
Stoney, j. NJ. Stoney, T. ID. Stoney, Hadfeld,
Estell, Rogers Oceanbsam, Lundberg, Hurd,
Misses Henderson. Jordan, Shill Bishop,
Cain, Kirker Nelson, Evans, Brainhard, Roy,
Estell, Twist, Turner Armstrong, Roberts,
Pixton, Ma this Montgomery Carmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Surprised Miss bingham.

A very pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Jessie Bingham Thursday evening, at
her home S14 South Sixteenth street. The
program Of the evening was music. speaking
and games. Those present were: Anna
Mahamah, Marie Vom Veg, Louisa Vom
Veg, Edith Kaatz. Marie Stafford, Anna
Richardson, Edith Gurney, Grace Gurney,
j. Fester Sam, Laura Wilcox, Anna Hay, Ida
Levi. Julia Lang, Agnes Levey, Tilly Block,
Maud Brown, May Huse, Pearl Wilcox, VIII
Talconer, c. M. Parker, Jesse Coy, Verne
Coy. Henry Lehmoit, Tom T!ptcn Frank
Bryant, Frank Dohn. Harry Burnette, John
Mortensen. Charles Stewart. f. A. Bonep,
Ernest Powell. Lloyd Bellman, Fred Gross,
Ed Mortensnn Charles Carlson.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
LAUNCHED ON A SOCIAL SEA
Three More Charming Buds Have Been
Brought Out.
FUNCTIONS OF THE WEEK THAT HAS PASSED
with the Approach of winter So
ctety Takes New Life. the
Time Being Devoted to
Enjoyment

Last week each day was filled with enter
tainments Of some sort, including receptions,
luncheons. dances, Kensingtons and card par
ties They came along in such rapid sue
cession that IL made one dizzy to keep up
with the mad pace.
While many Of the lesser functions were
commonplace, though pleasing to those in
terested there we're others that attracted
more than local attention. First Of all,
there was the Dickinson debut, at which Miss
Dickinson, the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Dickinson, was ushered into the
social world This was. by all odds, the
most interesting event from a social stand
point that has occurred in Omaha for several
years. 1t was interesting in many respects
The parents of Miss Dickinson occupy a
high position in social realms Aside from
this might be mentioned the fact that Miss
Dickinson is well known, not only In Omaha
but throughout the west. The reception held
at the Millard hotel was on an elaborate
scale and was highly enjoyed by all who
were fortunate enough to have been in at
tendance.
While the introduction OF Miss Dickinson
may have been attended by more people, 1t
was but little more enjoyable than was the
event which brought Miss Grace Allen and
Miss Mabel Taylor into the social circles.
The launching OF these two young women
into the social vortex was a most delightful
occasion and was attended by scores OF their
admirers.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

Mattson, Curts Traddock. sullivan. clark,
Faulkner, Dod3 fcKen2le. McGuckin. Louis,
Charles and eis5hei Leeder. Jones, Daley,
Crane and Douglass
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Two Delightful Kensingtons.

Thursday afternoon Mrs. james e. Boyd
and Mrs Ellis Blerbower gave delightful
Kensngton. The women all took dainty bits
Of fancy work. though some played cards.
The feature OF the afternoon was the playing
OF the orchestra, which was stationed in the
library, and for an hour delighted the guests
with the choicest selections. Refreshments
were served at o'clock The guests were:
Mesdames Bishop, Ed Bishop and Frank
Bishop Detz, Clark, Buchanan, Coffman,
Gardner, Haller, Kirkendall Brady. Dalch,
Green, Bradford, Calm. Albert Calm. Dlckey,
McDermott. j. II. Lehman. Mcintosh, Ring
walt, Taylor, Lindsey, Orr. Keysor, Mott,
McShane White, Barrows, Bglow and w. L.
Dickey and Misses Barker, Lindsey, Allen
Taylor Ringwalt, Burke, Sharp and Helen
Moore
They also entertained on Saturday very
pleasantly, when the guests were Mssiames
Mcdonald of North Plate. Morse, Millard,
Wilbur, Reed. Remington, Barton, Ringwalt,
Redlck, Cudahy, Baldridge Carrier, Connell
Patterson. Caldwell, Davis. Hamilton. Morris,
Cole, Summers. Irvine, Smith, Charlton,
Offutt. Learned. Hull. Patterson, Meikle,
Richardson, Kelar, Mcconnell Clarke Spar
row, Wheeler, Cartan, Wood Wyman John
son, Potter, Dickinson and Mccormick; Misses
Bache, Bertha Bache, Dundy, Downs, Isaacs,
Hill OF Boston, Hamilton. Buck Ogden, Me-
Kell, Amell. McClelland and Colpetzer.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Good Shepherd Musical.

Those who attended the musicale given by
Mrs. III. II. Teal. at her residence. 2522 Maple
street. Tuesday evening, November 10, had a
delightful musical treat. The program con-
sisted Of eight members. The vocal solo,
"Esmerelda," sung by Miss Pearl Riley, ac-
companed by chorus of little misses in
artistic gypsy costumes, was the opening
number, and got every one in good humor
to appreciate. This was followed by a piano
solo. by Rev. G. Welles. Spinning Song"
Mr.. Welles rendered this difficult and beauti-
ful piece in a manner that was highly pleas
Ing. Miss Mary Laty sang Fiddle and L."
accompanied by plano and violin and re-
ceiyed a hearty encore. This was one of the
bright gems OF the evening.
Number was violin solo. "Cavtsna," by
Miss Winnie Sherraden Of Council Bluffs. The
rendition OF this beautiful music showed not
only careful and painstasng study. but
true artistic touch and feeling. The piece
was long and loudly applauded and was
responded to BY Miss Shsrraden by another
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

not less beautiful selection, The plano solo
by Miss Nellie Moore and plano duet by the
Misses Moore and Keating tboth Of Council
Bluffs) were among the very best OF the
evenings entertainments.
The closing number, piano solo. Cradle
Song by Miss Daisy Higgins. a piece OF her
own composition. was another gem that can
only be remembered with pleasure. The
musicale was given for the benefit OF the
Church Of the Good Shepherd and was sue
cess from a financial as we'll as a musical
standpoint
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Friendly Gossin.


| Miss Miller OF Franklin, Pa, is the cS-
pected guest OF Mrs. l.. j. Drake
MIR. and Mrs George Mercer returned
from their wedding tour this week.
Miss Wheelock OF San Francisco Is the
guest Of her cousin. Miss Manchester
Mrs. William f. Allen and Miss Allen VIII
be at home Wednesdays In December.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris have as their
guest Miss Chanute Of Chicago who will re-
main but few days.
Miss IRA Kelly left Friday evening for
st. Paul for a few days visit with the
daughter OF Judge Cornish.
The dance of the Monday Night club last
week was chaperoned by Mrs. Squres Mrs.
Hoagland and Mrs. Colpetzer
Miss Hurlbut OF Lincoln and Mr. Dixon OF
Nebraska City came up to attend the Dick
inson ball on Thursday evening.
Mr.. f. A. Chenery. formerly OF Omaha.
now Of st. Louis. Mo-, passed few days
here last week, guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Pinto.
Miss Bessie Yates left on Thursday for
ST. Joseph, where she will be one Of the
bridesmaids at the Farrish-Lemon wedding.
to occur on Wednesday, November 81
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

ter there will be a supper at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson.
Invitations are out for the marriage recep-
ton rendered by MIR. Charles II. Norton to
his daughter, Bessie Genevieye, ard Mr..
James verplanck Ritchey, at the Millard
hotel Wednesday afternoon, December I. from
3 until 5 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

tropc broadclcth trimmed In satin and velvet
to match.
The brides wore their wedding gowns.
Mrs. Thompson's was OF white corded silk.
with long train. aud Mrs Drew wore white
silk and chiffon.
Miss Gray wore dainty frock Of white
lowered SILK with ribbons
Among the guests were: Messrs and Mes
dame9 Tracy. Hall vnsonhaller, Smith, De
Bord. Herring Nicholas. Mesdames Mont
gomery, Perrine and Mumaugh, Misses
Barker, Fitch. Bennet, ireland. Moore, Vim
cent, Syers, Boulter, and Messrs. Carter,
Marbury, Tuttle. Harmon, Mann, Moore,
Miles, Fitzpatrick and Rev. Mann.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19
A Clever swindle.

swindle is being extensively prac-
tlced on the settlers in Oklahoma In this
WISE, a man well dressed and with n
business-like air calls upon the people
and represents himself as a Govern
ment detective or agent, with the state
ment that there is much counterfeit
money In circulation, and requests them
10 show what coin they have in their
possession. He then uses chemical
which turns the coin black, declares II
spurious and takes it away with him.
SslNhe victims say nothing for time for
fear OF being arrested for having coun-
itelfeit money in their possession, and
;PySthis time the swindler is far away.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19
EDENToN. N. c.

Edenton, N. c., Nov. 1S-(SpeciaD-
An entertainment by home talent will
pc given shortly. under the manage
ment of Prof. Burgeron.
me handsome residence of Mr.. NJ. n.
tiers are at work
me sermon by Rev. j. T.. White
sunday night is spoken of very highly.
subject. Three of the Gates of Hell
Pernicous Literature, the Liquor Traffic
and Unbclief"
Mrs. Jewell, Miss Annie Waze,l,a
Miss Rosalie Mitchell and Messrs. 4. III.
ana a. c. Mitchell left Saturday for
Atlanta to attend the Exposition.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19
ERS MARKET wholesale ORd ReMI Butchers E@l Adn sire

III ECul Pork Lambs
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-19
YOU GIN SAVE MONEY ON SHOES HERE!

Mems Winter Russet Shoes, heavy
railroad edge, water proof, all styles OF
toe, SO. These are sold down town at 81
Mems shoes. Calf, Congress or Lace,
al styles of toe: Sizes, to IL, al 50. On
these you save soc. here.
Mems Lace or Congress Shoes. tip and
plain toes, Sl.25. Just the very hest Shoe
that can be bought in Norfolk for the
price.
Special sale of regular $500 GOODYEAR
Welt DonSola stock, Ladies' Shoes, at
2;2o n pair. These are good Shoes,
thoroughly good.