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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-05-02
DEEP CREEK.

hs.fellsxing wss7k ~. si'oiITiiht: :
! Oofrsspondenco of the Inter noun
tain Mining Review; 49,. -. 5.
: The valleys Of Deep Greek, Antelope
Pleasant, Snake Creek and Willow
= Springs are about equally divided
along and within pthe mountain and
mineral ranges. So advantagoously
located are these valleys to each fths
mining districts named that the ques-
ton Of securing roady supply of hay
grain and farm produce il . matter OF
:. but = few miles haul to: the most re-
, mote camp, Within each of these
,inter-mountain levels are to be found
F. thousands upon thousands OF acres Of
excellent farming lands, all subject to
irrigation. and with syste mixed re-
eervoir plan new and beautiful homes
for many thousands of farmers can be
made, and with the advent Of = rail
read will be made. The farm pro-.
ducts, the shipment of hay, grain,
fruits. horses, cattle and sheep, with
out taking into consider alton the most
/ important factor, ores from the mines,
would alone soon pay for the con-
struction of a.railroad. fAs"
From .. mineral point OF view, no
like area Of territory, wishia the emit,
;ed States can compare to this. : It
commences with .Dugway. mountains,
after. leaving Salt Lake City, Dug* ~
is the first in this general group. and
also the frat district reached after
! passing sover the arm 81. the! desert
west Of Johnson's Pass via the !Tooele
and Stockton route or Greptsvllle to
|! the west, rTwenty-four miles south
EI.wsst comes Fish Springs as promin-
ent and continuous Shipper; Willow
/ Springs, seventeen niles further west,
sis the next district in order; adjacent
to this, on the western side Of Ibapah
range, isSprin Creek district. These
:two districts extend north and south
for 8 distance Of twenty-five miles to
:. the Overland Pass. = j.
North Of thi: pass, over which the
i wagon road -into' Deep Greek valley
extends, is Clifton district, the oldest
in Wsltern Utah. This district covers
the whole OF the northern end OF. the
/ Ibapah range from the desert on the
east t. the banks Of Deep Crssk on
the west, where it joins lines with the
Ferber district, in Nevada. South and
southwest of rFerber district follows
the enumeration embraced in the above
adjacent. to each otter, all OF which
: have their individual peculiaritiess in
quality, kind and value Of ores.
: The general formations is gran to,
limestone, perphyry, shale and other
! varieties Of, rs9ck, There. the rsospector
: caK' follow the contacts, fihsufs y. ins
.nddykss for milS after fhMe, Efillsd
with mineral and Misunderstanding
rock, Thonsa nds (not huudredD t
claims now lying idle; will bee. mo
producers Of gold, silver, copper, lead
and iron the day . railroad is COM
ploted int thiEwondsrful belt Of coun-
tGyei'a -.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-05-02
Ca slls shaao,v osPa,ac,,,es.


A.girl, eighteen years old and Of
sound mihd, Was sailed as a witness
bsforsA coroner in New York: recent
~, to testify in regard to the death sf
hsf Grandmother, who MAS killed, by
falling from . widow. The examin-
alton developed the fact that shs had
'never,iseen bible and did hot know
what It xas; .did.not know Whist street
sRshtsdson: '6r the 1Rsihs df x''singls
Istssssria Newd'fofF:ttid not know
hsr.ownvn.nlsl or 'tlizt ri hst mother.
Yet che had ND mental Arrangement,
butswis si,nply ignorant sbsc.u.. no
eiEoft had besn' Gads toward her man
tAiAdsvslopmsht:, It'wss simply the
igtioranes canssd by her environments.
9 THAT girl lives within few blocks
ofwhsrs the president of the United
Ssstss stood when, in In address be
fore . missionary society, he slsndsrsd
the western states and, territories.
just fancy this self suficients ), mug
svump. standing before an Intelligent
Audience and talking Of the necessity
ot'ssadins, missionaries into Montana,
Utah or Idaho, when such condition
could exist almost within SOUND of
nj. vjid.. Tn. truth. j. that shsr. i.
= srsAtsr kverAgs Of intelligence. less
iiiiteraoy 'and > great deal more pa
triotism on t'our distant western from
tier" and what Cleveland chooses TO
call ''eerrgpt End unssfs territories
and undesirable states" than his asr-
r6w''mind'will ever esmprshsnd.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-05-02
NOTICE o. REDEMPTION
-
OF White Pine County . Per Cent
u. ~ Bonds.

Tn PURSUANCE OF,AN T OF THE
LIegislature Of the State evada, ap.
proved March 8, 1885,. Sealed proposals will
now be received by meat my o:ics in Ely
ios the redemption Of white Pine County
Six Per Cent sRpnds There 10 now over
One thousand u ,O00) dollars In said fund.
= Bids to be opened by me NJ my once in
eth, y.
"a u ISL. J. B. william. on.
County Treasurer Of white Pine County
Ess. sNAy :. December :. 1896. 81
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-05-02
Rlanasa the Aseay 81.

!. Aras.'. ~ n saae generally sis butt
! Of practical jsksrs in new mining
camps. Many Of the old sinners up
in Utah will remember how the bSys
got hold osA piec. Of Moriaons
gsind.teassan w.rksd = of ON the
Z amp sssAsls i Th...i.5sf mad. it
'1ss'Ssoo to The ton la silver and was
run out OF The camp This is said to
.bs.a srus -stoFy. In the early days
the Mormons made grindstonss out 81
what afterwards WINS known'as Silver
Cliff. That cliff wGsa sand carbonats
Apd It was eventually discovered to be
. wonderful deposit Of ailvsr ore. But
that was soe late TO help' the poor as-
y seysr who aasaysd the srindstone.
~ e ----.--.----2:-- =. 60
!! Gs. Pries's Cream Bakins powsss
eeasaias % AaalsaaS ss AisiaA.
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..T.s> e = FORFEITURE.

AFoTIe is HI RELY GIVEN TO JAMES
IN Me 6S barry, J. F. Ruders-
dorf Peter Mclaughlin that the Assess
.ment,York on.the May Flower for the year
1895 hiss been performed as required by law
by theundersigned and unless your plo-
rata is paid within the time required by
law your interests will become the property
fthe undersigned: -.
:. Assessment pro-rata, Jas. Nichols - $$,
:sssslss;,W, q. Barry 1-9is.Lli 10; i. F.. Rud-
eTsdorf q SIG 6e2s: Peter Mclaughlin. 10
$li.1ll.9. The above claim is'dtEaisd in
Eagle district, white Pine County Nevada.
50 SAMUEL DUNBAR,
= Ibapah, Tooele Counts, Utah, January,
3rd, 1896. :, 4 ODDS.
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CALL ;. FOR
6 Per Cent White Pine County
Bonds.

NrorlcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN -, Treasurer of White Pine County
State OF \ advertised ana given
notice that sealed, proposals would be re-
ceived by him forthe redemption Of SIX
Cent Bonds, isstfed&nder the provisions of
an Act of the Legislature of the State of
Nevada, entitled IAN Act to authorize the
County Commissioners OF White Pine
County, TOT issue Six Per Cent Bonds of
said County, and other purposes" approved
March 3, 1885; and that no bids were
offered.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF Section
Is of said Act, Notice Is hereby given to the
holders of the following described Six Per
Cent. Bonds, to witt
Bond No. 7, 500 Series.
+ Bond No. ~, $500 Series.
"a Bond No. "a, 500 Series
l.. Bond No. 81, 500 Series
Bond No. So, 500 Series.
To present and surrender the same for
payment to me at my office in Ely, in said
County and State, on or before IL o'clock
A. NJ. on -
Monday, the day asd ~ February,
L ~. A.. ID. ls06.
, And uotice'is further given that II said
bondsare not surrendered Asabove required
they willcease to bear interest from the Gate
:. $500 j. B. WILLIAMSON.
!. County Treasure White Pine County
Nevada. :.
4 Ely, New, Jan. IL 1895. I'm
~
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NyCo.rICE

The Tkxesjon the proceeds Of Mines for
thelquarter ending Dscsmbss slss. 1895,
are now due and payable. And the law with
regard TO their collection will ssstrictly en-:
forced. =. h.; WILL AMsON,
40 .y4; County Treasurers
And sTcotneiS Assssaer,, -
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NOTICE.

s4G4 ADvERTfsEMENTs In thik'6sper
must hereafter be paid in advance. This
.s.scurRs L. madAi necessary to guard
against loss. Inconvenience and annoy
knk6, IA collecting the only source OF
rsvsGaFws can look for 70 carry on
businehs there dull times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06
A Sensational sneec,.

Ocals, Fla, Aug. 1.-The Popul.s; State
Convention met here this afternoon.
While waiting for committees 10 report.
speeches were made by several delegates
advocating a middle-of- the-road policy.
They said the Popul,s;a would accept
Bryan if he would i .cept Watson. If
not. they favored pulling down Bryan
ana putting up Wa tson
Peterson. of Duval county, made n
sensational speech. H said Duval sent
no more delegates because they did not
have the money 10 come. This was be
cause the country did no; have a prope ?
money medium. lie said he would nave
bread II honost labor could buy t. /:
not he would GO for II with Il shot gun.
No COUNTRY ought 10 exist where wul!rs
hands could not find bread The existing
money system was the cau', of this terri
Bile state of affairs. He was tired OF
hearing, thirty years after the war, tina.
II was sectional to name a Southern
man for Presid mt or Vice L residcn!
Cheers. He said that If the Populs 5,
Kept growing during the next four years
as they have in the past -four rhcy would
bust up both the old parties
AT O'Clock committees not being ready
10 report. the convention adjourned ul.i!l
Tomorrow. There are abou: 200 delegate
in attendance and large majority are
"middle-o f-the-rOdders."
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NEWS.

els bill for sitting two days In the
Mackey liquor case, was ordered to he
| paid.
Mr.. d. G. Smith. Clerk of Court, asked
| the Council to provide better profession
| for ithe Records of the Court
Councilmen from each ward were in
Stlucted 10 look up and recommend
election officers Ia serve in the election
soon to he held. in which the issuance
Of school bonds will Ice sertled
petition asking for an are lanlp at
lhe intersection of oak avenue ard
Twenty-scventh street was referred 10
me Light Committee. ana Council ad-
j0urnvd.
Our local order of Red Men gave an en-
iertaihn' ut IN Johnson's Opera House
'ist nlGhi IN inc way of an open meeting
ana banquet. The meeting wa;s well at
tended and a good time was had A
number oil delegates from outside lodges
were present. Mr.. ]. s. Cherry. OF Nor
FOLK. made an address which was v!ror-
ously applaudcd.
while returning from jefferson avcnb.
last nigh; Mr.. w. u. Ballard had the
misfortune 10 have his foot caught in
me iAiiroaH track. watch .lrew HIM
violently 10 the ground. His right arm
struck one az tho iron rails with such
force that it broke his wrist
MI George Gat,ing. form rly Of Nor
'"i'. Ia' oi Petersburg. is preparing to
engage In He drug business IN this civ
Mr., G2tii!nE IS Citing up the store room
ON washington avenue recently occupied
BY Carter & Padgltt as shoe houEa.
Inc case OF John Mantby. colorcd.
charged with disorderly conItic., w1s tlSn
only one tried in the Police Court TO-
lay. a fine of $3.50 ana costs was I'M
posed
DEEDS RECORDED.-Old Dominion
Land COMPANY 70 Michael 4. Hickey,
consideration. 81 coo.
NJ q. Hickey ct ux. ito J. Taylor Ely
SON. 'rUst g; consideration, sl7CO.
w. ~ t.iokay 20 l.. G. E!cEford, trus
tsp; consideration. Si2i.
James Collins to r. G. Peachv. t,uetao.
Iteration. $50.
thomas J.. Duncan ct a. to w.
Lawson; consideration, So, 500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06
A VERY BUSY SESSION
VIII Be That Of the RanSsmond County
Court Which Begins Next Monday.
THE TRIAL OF EX-TREASURER WRIGHT
Is the Case that ENcitcs Most Atten-
tiOn-Hon. C..FarLcr is moi IA
Candidate for Congress Arrest
Causes IL Fight-A Fistic Encounter
Personal and General.

Suffolk, Va. Aug. 5.-(Special)--
The next session or Nansemond County
Court beginning next Monday, promises
20 be remarkable one. The Sheriff
and his deputies have been busy sum
moning Witnesses and jurors this week.
Clerk Conner to-day completed his dock
ct. which comprises ten criminal and
seven civil eases.
LaViuia Jones. small rirl twelve
years of age. will have 10 answer tyo
indictments charging her with poisoning
a family near Holland station some
months ago. one dea,.h resulted from
the alleged crime. Thr accused VII be
represented by Rawles X Briggs.
The case Of Major G. W. Wright. ex-
Town Treasure. is set for the 18th.
when a great legal battle win begin.
Following are the attorneys for ihc de-
Tense: George -. Wise, H. t.. Boyiiu,
ltawleS " Briggs. j. l.. burgess and G.
H. Causey. Jr. Thir;y-ihree Witnesses
have been summoned for this case. as
follows:
Precautions. T.. Nandci,licc, g. $
l.. Holland. Lee Britt. n. ~ w. Elcy
John IL. Lo;z.a X. l.. Brewer, it, w u
McAngc, w. II. Jones, IL, w. 4. Haw-
llins. w. l.. Mcleod. George H. Cole
man. \. B. Daughirey, John t. Primer.
Defense. r. Nurney, Colonel j. II.
MaClcary. J. 6. Bell. w u. Wood. l..
w. Graham, X. Il. Darden, w y.
King. II. w Artman. Burwen Riddlck
Il. II. Whitehead. ii. r. Culey. John NJ.
Shepherd. II. 4. Artman, W. l.. Mcleod
Joseph l!titlc, l.. j. ke!noile, c. w. Las
sitter, W. T.. Mitchell. &. IL. Cduscy, j.
Il. Burges. There are three OF the pres
cnt Town Council as witnesses OH each
side.
rs NOT y CANDIDATE j. G.
Parker, of Franklin. many of whose
friends have been talking of him rs an
available Democratic candidate for Con
gress in the coming election. has decided
TO withdraw from the race. The follow
ing is sclf-eXplanatoTy:
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EXPECTING HELP.
Moore Brothers looking for Aid to
Reach Them Soon.

Chicago. Aug. 5.--The Moore Broth
ers expect from the East such financial
help that will enable them to pull
through the Diamond Match-New York
Biscuit Company crisis In their business
career. and allow the opening of the
Stock, Exchange in IL few days. Judge
w. III. Moore brought back with him
from the East to-day certain assur-
ances and promises of Eastern bankers
on which he bases the hopes of the
firm for assistance to Il large amount in
caring for the match stock.
On the plea that the statement of the
Moores for the guidance of the gov
erning committee OF the Stock Exchange
and the city banks was not ready, but
really to allow of certain Geographic
correspondence to pass between the firm
and their Eastern bankers the meeting
of the governing body, which was set
Yesterday for the noon hour. was post
poned to o'clock. when Il complete and
satisfactory statement was promised.
The governing committee OF the Stock
Exchange met at o'clock but as no
statement was Forthcoming from Moore
Brothers adjournment was taken till
tomorrow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06
Yours very truly,
j. Z. PARKER.

ARREST RESULTS IN a EIGHT -
me arrest of Jcdc Copeland. charged
with an attack on Bah Folk. which nj
most proved fatal, has precipi,ated fur
.'cI 'rouple IN the county near the
scene Z. c. COPELAND. a brother of tho
accused. charged that Jack Flarrcll was
connected with Constable Branch In
, nrlnElhG about Jcdc's apprehension.
The accusation was followed by hni
words that eliminated i'm n fracos DIM
ing which Copeland wus hurt. Justice
X. {. DauGhtrey to-day heard the case
and assessed llnrrcl $3.50 and costs
Ills antagonist was dismissed
OBSERVER BEING RESuSCIATrD
The Weekly Observer. which has been
suspended for about six months viii
resume publication. Prof. +. j K.rnn.
die. editor and owner. said tonight that
he cXrccted To- i,et ont an issue next
week.
PuGILlSTIC EVENT.-Iim Ballard
and Walter Riddick, colurcd had II lii :
Tie puEilistic afrray down II the wharf.
which resulted in - foot race. Manor
Brewer heard the particuarg this morn
ing aud imposed on Ballard :. lpyy Of 81
Col. j. H. MaclcarY has returned from
Delaware whore he went last week to
attend his fathers funeral.
y number of young ladics participated
IN nay ride last night. They enjoyed
! the FUN tin 1890.
Air. $. T.. Rylnnd. of Baltimore. was
to-day in Suffolk looking after his lm-
Der interests.
Those subscribers who are in arrears
are invited To he prepared for the collcc-
tors Saturday.
Mrs. X. II. Hutler, OF New York, Is
In Suffolk visiting relatives
There will probably he n Bryan and
Scwall Club organized In Suffolk about
Scptcmhcr list.
Mrs. Mary Brownell OF Norfolk. "A
former resident of Nansemond is the
guest of Suffolk relatives.
The Town Council will hold their
regular August meeting next Friday
night.
The locals are scheduled TO play the
Nirginias nj West End Park Thursday
afternoon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06

Key West. Fla, August 5-The pilot
ing on board two Cubans who were pick
ed up in the gulf from Il small dingy which
was In a sinking condition when sighted
The boat, being worthless. was turned
adrift The Cubans left Matanzas on the
3rd instant with important dispatches for
the Cuban Junta: They refuse TO give
trouble in the future. They state that
Maceo's forces are in good shape, but that
that there is no foundation for the report
that Pearce Atkinson has been killed.
They claim to know him well. and state
that he is ut present with aNmo Gomez
They say they last saw him about the 2Oih
OF July with l;acrcts forces. If there WAS
any truth in the report of his death they
claim they would have known il.
They confirm the report of Zaya's death
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06
TTRED OF HER BONDS. ,
Mrs. Florence Abbey sues for DivOr &c
Charging Cruelty.

New York, August AIRS. Florenca
C. Abbey has brought ain action OH the
ground of cruelty and abandonment for
legal separation from her husband.
Henry r.. Abbey. OF Abbey, Schoeffcl.
x Cfrau. the theatrical managers. In
the complaint Mrs. Abbey swears that
her husband abandoned her OH April %,
1856: that he left her III destitute cir
cumstances. and has not since contrib
uttcd 70 her support Sine declares FUR
Their ihat MIR. Abbey has been addicted
to drink, and on Il number OF occa SONS
struck her and bruised her.
Mrs. Abbey was formerly Miss Flor
ence Gerard, and was we'll known in
theatrical circles. She married MIR. Alb
hey in December, 1882.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06
Hurled Alive.

Indianapolis August 5.-PNof~a.s or
Boone, a we'll known hypnotist, put !.
j. Wyatt under his mysterious influence
yesterday and announced that he would
bury his subject and bring him to
mex: Friday after an intcYmcnt of three
days. Wyatt had previously consented
to the arrangement, and the burial took
place at Fair View Park last night at
1890, tube being passed dow to where.
he lay. He was buried four feet under
s!ouhc, ana guard was placed AT the
grave. SHORTLY before noon to-day
Wyatt came ont from under The in
huence and realizing his situation he
gan screaming Ikea wild man. He was
hurr!edly dug up and il was some time
before lie could BE- cooled down. II
protested aGain:, second irtcrmen:.
nut Professor boone soon got him under
control. and Wyatt was again plIr down
IN the earth. The experiment Is attract
ing much attention
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06
a FAMILY MADE Ill.
Fry Drinking ButtermiIk- West Rich.
mond District Conferences.

Petersburg, Va, August j.-(Special)
Six children of MIR James kilmartin. u
merchant on Old street. were made
critically i'll last evening. 1t is suppos-
ed il was from drinkink buttcrmilk.
They were all taken i'll at the same time
with violent vomiting. Ii was thought
that one of them would die. They are
all still sick. but thought tonight 10 be
out of danger
The West Richmond District Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. convened a Chester to-day with
full attendance of clerical and lay del
eSates. Encouraging reports were re-
ceived from all the churches.
Mrs. l.. b. Balm, relict of the late T..
II. Balm, died this morning after pain
full illness. She leaves four children
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06
Norlh onro,lnn lusion Ccy,,,,

Raleigh. \. c.. Aug. DIR. j. !. Mon
eX-chairman Of the National SlIv"r
party Is her lie is an earnes. sun
porter oi fusion OF the Democrats and
Popul!SiS ana has entirely cut loose
from the Republican party lie ins,s,e
that fusion of the Democratic and Pom
lists in North Carolina on the. stata
ticket is necessity and considers II
certain to come The populists are
vehemently protesting against any "a
sion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06
THE S0Ug1IERS GIFTS
III order TO Meet 81. Johns Reduced
Rates

Washington. August Zine so,.,i,,,,,
Hallway VIII make very low round I'm
rates I,i, from atlanta; Augnsta and inferno.
aiate tGftlt9ry to Washington and BaIii-
10Th Limited for twelve days. IN connccii,r
with Trunk line ten-day excursion t!,i-C,g
Ing the reduced rates adyertis d l,y Vsca-
prcsidcnt st. iohn, in his silver Circi,IaT
for the Bryan notiiication meeting In NJ.
Washington ana Baltimore REFUSE Ia ne
cept round trip tickets 10 New Yort o.
eastern cities sold by Ines in the SCUM '
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06

Forty acres and a mule" Sterling
silver. while not exactly free and given
away for the asking, still we are free
to say that the Grcenwoods are dis
posing of lots of ware of this precious
metal at the present unusually low
prices. Act wisely and buy before the
rise. which VIII be sure to take place
Staples and novelties are to be had at
Greenwood former prices of ordinary
plate. More of those SO triple plated
water sets have been received at 1.-THE
CaSketb
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06
Chicago Sizzling.

Chicago. August 5.-To-day was the
hottest Chicago has seen this season,
and before the middle of the afternoon
the thermometer had reached 90 and be-
tween fifteen and twenty people had
been picked up on the streets overcome
by heat. Joseph Il. Papham n well
known shoe dealer. was the first TO die
from the heat. He died to-day from a
paralytic stroke induced by the warm
weather
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06
GOOD BYE
PROFITS!

We think it time to let Summer Goods goaI the SOC.
Baby Gaps CSC. now. 49,
Ladies Ready-Made Wrappers are reduced to close OUT
he $500 ones to $780, the $3.50 Mourning Wrappers to
Sl25, the Print Wrappers to 49c IS
Bathing Suits down also Some 50 90 ones to $3.50.
The Ladies $50 Navy Flannel braid trimmed ones to
Mennen's Borated alcum Powder the 25c kind is f5c
a box, two boxes for 25c.
Ladies White Ribbed Summer Vests, with crocheted
shoulders of silk, fell to 19c.
Chenille Rugs, size 14x28 are down to &c now
here are several hundred Summer Corsets that we think
a,e cheap enough at Soc 8
ReadvMade Sheets with &C. worth OF material in tnen
these, ~ yards square, are but SOC. each
oooooooao
War;, RETTEW s. CLAY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06
Town OF SUFFOLK
Franklin, Va. August 4. 1886.

Mr.. p. l.. Pruden. Suffolk, Va:
My Dear Sir-f believe that you. In
the Firsinian correspondence, were ghe
iirst TO mention through the prcss nv
name IN connection with the Congress
sional nomination, and | thank you for
.ne honor you ala me In Ghinllin of my
name In that connection. But ne I nm,
NOT IN any sense candidate, would he
eiad IL You would through the same me
dinm' ne Ntgin!an. state that am not
Il candidate. BY so doing you will
oblige
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06
A NiaiiiiiOth Plnic.

Bethlehem. Pa, August "a balls Sc
plate weighing tw"Ety-one tons. a yari
of the side armor Of the Russl battle
ship RestiEiar. was to-day shipped BY
the Bethlehem lrcn Company To Admit
Ira NirchoNsky. commander of the mort
al ST. Pe,erSburg
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-06

NANTED-Recruitsf for the L. S. Marine
corps. Wanted-Able bodied, unmarried
men, between the ages of 81 and 20 years
Food, clothing and medical attendance
free. For further particulars etc. apply
or address. the Commanding Officer
Marine Barracks. Nayy-yard, Norfolk,
Va. jy4-3m