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The record-union., 1896-10-05

$50 A. M.
80 i: :
Dress Goods.

LOT Good quality Black
Figured Satins are always in de-
mand for waists, skirts and suits.
Here is a handsome line of Rich
Black Figured Satins, beautiful de-
signs, all pure silk. These new
goods lust received.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24

Louisville, ny, oct. 23.-rhc following
telegram, signed by George NJ. Davis.
chairman OF the National Democratic
State Central Committee, and fifty lead
me oiiHcns. Democrats and Rcpubli-
cans.,-including Mayor George Todd. has
been sent Ia Carlisle at Covingtun:
You VIII have such complete protec-
ton against insult and so grand an ovn
ton when you come To Louisville as will
forever wip" out the attempt of last
night 10 destroy free speech. dishonor
The fair name Of Ecntcuky and 10 dis
credit her foremost citizen"
Mayor Todd, who is II Republican, this
afternoon sent the following Ia Mr.. Car
Isle at CoNinrtou:
II am mortified to learn of The out
rageous conduct of the people who com
posed your audience at Covington. II
must hIv" been 81 company OF ru:lang
Imported from other States. who offered
YOU insult, In this connection | wish u
assure You that on the occasion OF Your
visit 10 Louisville will see 10 Il I,c"-
Sonally that every facility FOR free
speech AMI II fair hcariu. will he ar
iordcd YOU. GEORGE ID. TODD"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
VIII. RE \ COLD WINTER.
That il IL Preparations of tie Prairie
Dogs Count for Anything
tNew York Times

III" prairie dogs and rats in Central
Park ar" getting ready for II long. cold
winter. and II they are sagacious as
ground hogs are said 10 be- and are as
quick 20 perceive coming changes in tenn
p"rntur". New Workers may experience a
cold snap before long, and winter may be-
sin soon.
Many Of the great rats with which all
parts of The Park are infested have left
their home in the marshes and along the
lakes and among tie rocks. and are now
ARA nSinE new quarters under the animal
houses in the ZOO where they will he warm
ana away from the winters storms
The actions of the rats, the keeper of The
animals saw, Indicates an early and severe
winter. The prairie dogs are also laying i'm
hay for warmth ana 20 nihhe on
Their little houses under ground have
much more room in them than is generally
supposed, and yesterday, when BILLY
Snyder and Phil" Holmes who have
chars" of III" elephants and lions, threw
th"m ahou; half "a bale of hay, all the
prairie Gogs III the village appeared. ana I
once proceeded 20 carry II under ground as
rapidly as possible.
In a few minutes the prairie dogs and
'hh rats had all the hay slowed away for
IA" winter, aud the earth over the houses;
shaved no signs that fresh hay had been
lldg,l anon IL.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
I'M BERKELEY.

MIS- Frank Miller ana child arrived
nom" last night from visit to relatives
and friends in Mathews county.
The many friends of Mrs. Is. G. Bill
a"iY VIII be pleased TO learn that she is
improving FROM hcr recen; illness.
y man named Austin and his wife
had some words yesterday afternoon at
thci. residence on Virginia street. Officer
Hrmphries was sent for and Oh arriv-
ing a. the sceEe Austin attempted an
assault OH the officer, and was dubbed
ana then taken 10 the station house to
sober up.
Dr.. j. Il. Floyd telegraphed friend
mere yesterday that he would arrive this
morning vita his bride via the Wash
lnE'on steamer.
y little child OF Mr.. Carmea!. who lives
on laNn" street, was run over yesterday
on l!rrk!tY avenue near Liberty street.
by Ms. Crisp and son OF Money Point.
Fortunately the little one was not hurt
to any great extent.
Mr.. C. l.. Old. Town Recorder. is CON
valeSccnt.
y card party was given az the resi-
dcnce of MIR. George T.. Tnlcy last night.
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EGGS AT CARLISLE.
Details of the TnsuIi During sIi. GOV.
inGtOm SpcrCl.

Cincinnati, O., Oct. 23-The egg throw
Ing episode nj the Carlisle meeting i'm
cov!nston Is about as stated I'm Ia Il
night dispatches. As the Secretary
stepped to the front of the stage to adj
dress the audience OF MS townspeopl..
two stale eggs We're hur' II from the rear
OF the hall. One struf the chandelier
in the centre Of the i;,l. the substance
trickling down upon the audience. The
other struck near Mayor Rinock. who
with his wife and other ladies occupied
seats in the front row \ couple of min
uteS later another egg was thrown.
which struck the lower edge of the
stage. Probably not more than a doz-
en- persons in the hall knew that the
eggs had been thrown. Chief of Police
Pugh, who was present. made an un-
successful effort to discover The person
who threw the eggs
Is. The only attempt at violence toward
Nj. Carlisle was made by man named
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
Passing Mention Made of Many Minor Hap
penlngs In the City and Suburbs.
FAITS,euL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
I'm Order TO Get An Everything II
Was Necessary TO Economizc Space
by Applying Condenser TO Many
Items Worthy of Rluch More Tx.
tended Notice Than that Given.
This is registration day.

.
The barbecue was a grand success.
There was no session Of the Hastings
Court yesterday.
There are no other prominent speakers
booked for this city at present.
The only business in the Mayors
Court was two DRINKS. who paid the
usual fines.
Hon John w. Daniel and Col. X. r.
Griffin went to Suffolk yesterday and
spoke there.
An insane woman was brought from
Huniersville and was lodged in Jail for
safrkccping.
Justice Iloiinder sen, on Abbey and
Daniel Johnson 10 jail for ten days for
crap shooting.
There will lie considerable hustling
done to-day to get every one registered
who is entitled to do So
Lucinda Butt, 4 colorcd woman from
Deep Creek. was lodged in the county
GALL on charge of insanity.
The regular series of hops at the yard
was commenced yesterday, when the
first was held from S TO - p. nj.
Attention is called 10 ;hc ad. Of l.. II.
Pearson in the ad. column. Give him a
call. and YOU will be repaid for your
trouble.
The Democrats of Giimcr,on will have
a grand rally Tonight Marshall II. Pc
terson and J. W. Eason will be ,he
speakers.
Two negro Migrants who came here
Wednesday on the Scaboard Air Line
from Weldon. We're made 10 return
Thursday night.
Nh NJ. y. l.. Irwin, secretary for Gen
eral Agent Smith. OF the Seaboard Air
Line. has resigned to go 10 Belmont, y.
c.. to study for the priesthood.
There was excellent order at the bar
becue; in fact. the whole campaign on
order No disturbance OF any kind have
occurred
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PORTSMOUTH NEWS
Case Continued.

The case of w. w. Hall, secretary of
the Sound Money" headquarters. who
is charged under a warrant sworn out
by the High Constable with doing n
uLokerase business i'm selling money
Mi.iout u incense, was called In the
Mayors Court yesterday. and attractnd
quite crowd. but owing to Col. Griffin
having To go to Suffolk it was continued
until Monday morning. and MIR. Hall
was recognized on his own personal
rrescognizance to appear at that time.
, SI. watts II Hatton will represent
other lawyer will represent the Com
monwcalth.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
SERIOUS TROUBLE MAY roIIow
Chicago Police Refuse TO Permit "A
DcImOcrntic Enrndc

Chicago, Oct. 2%.-Judge Tuley this af-
ternoon denied the injunction asked by
The Democratic managers to restrain the
Chief of Police from Interfering win a
proposed parade arranged for the Satur-
day before election.
The Republicans have also announced
their intention to parade and Chief
Badcnoch granted IL permit to the Re
pub!icans ana refused one for the Dem
OcratS.
Judge Tulcy declared the Chanccry
Court lacked jurisdiction in the cases,
as no property rights are involved
The Democrats assert their parade
Will take place regardless of the CHIEFS
orders.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
Aches and Pains.

All manner of aches and pains. external
ana internal. yield To the healing and
soothing qualities of lightning Hot Drops
whether of sciat!C. neuralgia or rheumatic
origin. Toothachc. carachc. faceache ana
headache can all be quickly cured by the
use of this wonderful remedy. 1t also
cures corns bunions. chIblains and frost
bites.
itghtn!nig Hot Drops is certainly a
grand thing To have in the house. 1t Is Il
pleasant remedy To use, and is wonderfully
enccilNc III all the minor Ills of man and
beast. u is always ready for external and
internal use, and when swcctened the little
folks like u. And ii affords such Il quick
ana complete release from the pain and
misery of wounds and acute disorders and
all sorts of aches and pains that after we
nave once got acquainted with It's work
we buy IL again and again. Briefly speak :
ing. Lightning Hot Drops prevents or
cures all disorders of the stomach and
bowels
Lightning Hot Drops kills any ache or
PAIN. external or internal.
lightning Hot Drops heals any kind of
flesh wound. old sores. etc.
Lightning Hot Drops ncutraliZes the moi
son OF the bites of animals, snakes. in
sects etc.
Lightning Hot Drops cures corns. hun
ions, chilblainS. frostbites, etc
And then Lightning Hot Drops only cost
Csc u bottle.
HERB MEDICINE co.
Springfield. -.
l.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
Mninrin Disnrmca orits rcrrors.

Malaria, thdt fell atmospheric poison. is
disarmcd of Its tcrrors and health Insured
cNhalation periodically Infects the mir. pntI
onRcndcrs intermittent and rcmittent few
crs, by ilostctter's Stomach Ritters tho
most popular AZ IL IL the best. of preven-
iives, alternatives ana tonics. In number
less localities where the demand for sui
the hurtful alkaloids has been almost en-
tirely supplantcd by this safe popular ana
effective substitute, which IL pronipt i'm ut
ton ana entirely unObj"ctionabe II mill
tteS the influence OF minSma by giving n
more active impulse To every vital tune
ZION. quickchinS and cnrichinl; the blood
overcoming q tendency 10 bilousncss, ana
promoting digestion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
fntuI Fight win Officers.

ST. Louis. Oct. 23.A special from
Bristol Tenn. says that Deputy Sherir
Garland, of Inico county. summoned
three men and Went tn Limestone Cove.
in that county, yesterday to arrest Il
young man named Ta!lcy. who killed
Sheriff tirinStan year ago They
found Talley and his father armed and
the officers were promptly fired upon.
The firing was returned with deadly
effect, old man Tallcy being instantly
killed and his son receiving IL charge OK
buck shot in each arm. He will proba-
bly, die
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
A TRIUMPHAL JOURNEY
concluded from first pase)

conference are very close. muuthcd
about what was done. Mr. Washburn
said he simply laid before Mr.. Watson
the result of his conference with chair
man Jones. He said since the confer
ence with Chairman Jones fusion had
been refused Popul!sts in several States.
and therefore nothing of any import
occurred to-day. He said that things
would remain in statu quo to the end of
the campaign.
Candidate Watson spoke here tonight
To an audience Of 1000. He reiterated
his opposition to fusion and attack Il
Mr. Sewal! He said he proposed to do
all he could To elect Bryan. but could
not without violation of principle as
sist in The election of ScMan
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
Tried For Murder.

y negro named Mat Young was placed
on t,:al in the County Court yesterday
charged with murde:inS n man named
April last by splitting his head open with
an axe. Smith was defended by Can
tain John w. Happier and the Commons
wealth was represented by II. G. Mar
shall. There was quite a number of
witnesses. The jury being out for sos,o
time rendered verdict of guilty and
sentenced the prisoner to seven years in
the penitentiary
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
Election Notes.

There is no doubt election is inter.
ferring considerably with trade. In or.
der To iivcn up business We are selling
clothing at prices unhcard Of for mi.
time of the year. Suits That would reg.
ularly sell for $l0.G0 ana $ioac. now So. 10
Those that would sell for $3.50 and
I3.a0. now $1,000. and So on. We. can
save You money by Your Dnchasinn
anything in the way of clothing for men
youths or boys from us at the presen,
time. RRESLAUER & ANTHONY.
III High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
IscIicfin six E.ours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
This new remedy Is great surprise on
account of its exceeding promptness In
relieving pain In the bladder. kidneys,
sages in male or female. 1t relieves re-
tention OF water and pain in passing II
almost immediately, II you want quick
by Wake & WILLIAMS. drugglsts
los Water street. Norfolk. VA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
Assaulted with An axe.

Yesterday morning two negro women
named Jane Thomas ana Martha VIII
.iams. who live on the suburbs. had -
row. The Thomas woman seized an AK.
end started for The Williams woman.
saying that S'h" would brain her. some
parties standing near by prevented tb-
woman from carrying out her thrani
but she did finally cut the Williams
woman on the arm. y warrant will bn
issued for the Thomas WOman'S arras,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
Railroad Changes.

AIR; W. i Wheeler who was rcce.,iy
appointed general yarl master of the
Seaooari Air I.-"s, hes neel ,ay.t
anu LETT LAST night 20 Texas. SIR. II
Schwc,ktrt of Savannah. "a. has E-. II
appointed in his place
Rumor says there will be quite num-
per or changes at the North street depot
about the first of the month. A number
or those who hold positions down at
that end of the line feel uncomforta bic.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
There will he No game.

Mr.. i. Gerkc. secretary OF the Ports
mouth football team, received n tele-
gram yesterday from The University of
Virginia team. stating that they would
not come TO Portsmouth to-day without
n guarantee Of s15 and the mems board.
The association declined to make such
a guarantee. but Were willing 10 give
SaO and hoard. but this they refused to
accept. 81 there will be no game to-daN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24

tAgin. plastercr. who. unable To get
mt" the hall. had remained outside. AS
Mr.. CarNsle came out Of the hall Fagiu
eNcitcdly threw i lighted cigar at him.
striking him in The face "ayln ;hon
stopped as If TO pick up something in
me street ana throw it. but an officer
seized the man and marched him In no
lice HEADQUARTERS.
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hug like one who has had experience"
Af.er she had Gained down little.
lie tried to explain that he had judged
from what he had heard, but when he
left that evening he knew that she was
still disposed to be suspicious of him.
Cleveland Leader
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
Paid An Official Visit.

Grand Master Turney paid Old Do
minion Lodge. |. O. .. f. an official visit
las, night, and found the lodge i'm a
hou!ish.Eg con liiirn lie paid chem n
number 81 compliments. A::,r the ed
iourninert Il soreld wns set. which was
greatly enipvad by all preshnt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
III. L. PAGE 81 CO.,
Why Pay Fancy Prices !?

Fruit Jelly. 81. per h.: preserves. (rrnin
&c. per h.; al grades OF l0c. milk now &C.
per can: new buckwhc;t, &c. per H.; Rum
Iord's Yeast Powder. 9c. per bottle; all &c.
grades of Yeast powder, lie. ;mince meat, &C.
per H., I" lbs. for 25c. Just received &; cur
fancy patent hour-buy early before the
price rises.
J.. II. PEARSON.
Phone 9SS. Cor Green and Bart st
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
= FIuudson,c so .rp,bre,,,

VIII be presented TO the person who
;Iucss's IN" winner and the neal est num-
Der ~ electoral votes that he viii receive
~ Tie coming Presidential election.
Every purchaser Is entitled to n guess
w h. NIRNELSON &. co,
Hatters, 226 High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
Specials for To-day.

Just received II lot Of Virginia Mountain
Buckwhcat. which IL very fine ut &C. per
pulls. 35c. per pail: fruit jcllios OF all kinds
IN J III. cans Joe. per can; fine large cod
fish, &c. per Id. We are stlll selling our
Vermont Creamery Butter at 25c. per H.
Nothing finer made. Every one likes II fine
cup of coffee, and Just think OF our
and only costs YOU 23c.. saving of about
12lac. per lb
PHONE 1910
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
Funeral Of Mr.. ". g. Grimes.

Tie funeral of Mr.. Warren &. Crimes
was conducted from his late residence
No. ll:a County street extended. yes
t"rday afternon. Rev. Mr.. AmiSs oficiat-
ing Al til" conclusion the remains
wer" taken 10 Oak Grove Cemetery ana
Mcre COntimeh To mniher enrlh
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
HELD UP AN EXPRESS
A Missouri Gang Stops a Train and loOis
The Passengers and Safe.
IS REPORTED THAT 10000 WAS TAKEN
Tho Train Was Stopped by Means OF
n Red Flag and the Engineer Was
Compelled TO Break Open The Snfc
Passengers Relieved of Money
nnd Other Valuabics- No SIucs.

Kansas City. Mo. Oct. 23.-Bluc Cut,
between Independence and Glendale,
Mo-, was the scene of another train OBJ
berry at $40 o'clock this evening. Chi
cago and Alton train No. As was held
up by four bandits, VINO compelled the
engineer to use his coal hamnc. To
break open u small safe. One Of the
robbers went through the plsSenges
cars pretending To take poll, while the
others attended to the express mes
SenEer, fireman and engineer. 1t is said
that the robbers got S20,09O, bet tbs Is
not SubStantiated
This is the second time thar i Chi
cago and Alton train has Been robbed
in Blue Cut, which was made famous ly
robbery by the james boys.
y POSSE IN PURSUIT..
Inspector Flahive. of Kansas City. ,lrt
this evening with Il posse OF eight men
for the place where the robbery oc-
CURED. 1t Is about twslvc miles fro:u
Kansas City. The train robbed was Il
last express ell route from Chicago I
Kansas City. None of the paSScil.c:s
were molcsted and many of them lid
not know robbery had ..c.urred. TIC
train was stopped by displaying Ird
nag. Not shot WAS fired. The bandits
had WincheStcrs and are Supposed Ia
have had horses hitched close AT hand.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24

lIrs. Maupin. Holiday and Charles
tu!pepper yesterday removed an eye
Tor ltuIus Johnson. the negro who was
accidentally shot in the head about ten
days ago. This was necessary To save
the mans other eye.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
Special STAR sale for Thi. Saturday
OnIy.

Hats for 500. Sl.5O and $500. worth
aoc.. "'r. ana $i.OO more. Take advan-
In." 81 ms unusual offer. Suits from
1850, $3.50 $40 upwards.
LEVY x JACOBS. 200 High street.
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E0tcI Vernon EnId.

Mr. John 7, Brady has purchased the
business of the Hotel Vernon. Il, Port
Norfo!k. and has appointed Mr. NJ. j.
MMivey to conduct the same. 10 buy and
sell for cash.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
re cunEA conp .Hox, nay

Take Laxative i1romO Quin!ne Tablets
All druggists refund The money il j,
fails To cure. Csc spS-tuthu soi In,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
J.. -. Crawford.

the high street furniture man. has re-
auteH Prices OH mis- refg!gcratois, door
uhu window screens. Big bargains
await YOU.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24

Fort Smith, Ark. Oct 23.-Nine pris-
oncrs confined in the United States iail
who succeeded in making their escape
some time last night by tunncling, have
not yet been rccupturcd.
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nLANKEis. BLANKETS. BLANKETS

fhts W"His nt Lawrence 81 WcIinn.s
Entire new stock at special prices for
few DAYS only. Terms Cash to all.
LAWRENCE & WELTON
Portsmouth Va
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Jhsi received a few Ladies' Fedora
W. G. NiEnc!&on X Co. the new store
sherwood old store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24

The best 500, Si5o and So 80 hats are
sold by Charles X. Welton X Co. Try
them.
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He is awfnlly in debt. but it doesn't
seem 10 cmhnrrass him Chicago
Record.
81 believe that matches are made in
Heaven. remarked the romantic Miss
liomcw0Od.
y don't think that all ma tchcs are"
replied Mr.. FtankstoWn
You alludo to those which terminate
in the divorce courts, | SUPPOSE"
II was thinking of puEilstic matches. .
Pittshurg Telegraph
He: Suppose that you were to get
married. where would You prefer "a
spend your honcymuon?"
she: Oh | think in New York.
nave friends there who have made mo
promise that when l-well. when the
happy event occurs | viii go and stay
with them
Being in a position whore he could get
passes. thcre WAS really no reason for
further delay, aud the CONGRATULATIONS
OF their f'iends are now being received
Cleveland Leader.
Il don't know cried the excited
feminine voice in the darkness, "whethe,
YOU are my husband or a burglar, but
am going to be ON the safe side and
shoot. -Dctro Tribune
The evidence shows thai, YOU have
hccn scorching." spoke the Magistrate
with great Ste ness. ''Nou appear to he
persistent, hnhi,ual scorchcr. What
have YOU Ia say for yoursclr?"
DO | lool, like | was scorchin' now 90
asked tho hIuc-uosch youth who stood
,h!vcrinG with dread before him.-Chl-
clgo rrihuue.
You have named the boy 'Flypost,
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"Newest Discovery''-Ext. teEYh: no
r~in N. v ID. Roomp. Ennia 1eo Mat,
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by the Nn.si,ic.

is it true that Pidger is financially
cmbarraSSed""
HE is awfully in debt. but it doesn't
seem to cmharrass him Chicago
Record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24

Go to Holman's Delicatessen. o27
Y.gs street, FOR good, quick lunch.
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PORTSMOUTH, ADVS.
NO -ElCE

| have this day. October 22i lSlG pur-
chased the business OF the Hotel Vernon
at Port Norfolk. ana have appointed Mr..
NJ. j. Mulvcy as my agent 10 conduct tn"
same, TO buy ana sell for cash.
oc2i-jt JOHN n. BRADY.
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Lord Rosebery has the finest collec-
tion Of modern books in England.
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Il don't know" cried the excited
feminine voice in the darkness. whether
YOU are my husband o. a burglar, but
am going to be ON tho safe side nnf
i. hoot."-Dctroi. Tribune.