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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-04
Religious.

Court Street Baptist Cliurch-Dr. A.
p. Owen. pastor--SerVlcSs te-morrs:w as
follows: Sunday school. ;kl 9:20 n. IN.
Preaching by the rls.or at II a. M Sub
ject, "YNatchman, Whatiot ;hc Nigh -
In the Evening at 1880 o'clotk the public
will note the change OF hour from s
O'Clock to I:30 o'clocl) the pastor VIII
preach on Jacobs Ladder; or, a Stair.
way to Heaven"
AT the South Street Baptist Church
Rev. j. w. Mitchell. PASTOR there viii
be services Tomorrow as follows: sun
day school at $3.50 n. M, George II. Bal
lance. superintendent Preaching at II
n. m. by the pastor. Subject. The Min
istry of Suffering At the close OF thc
morning services the Lords Supper viii
he celebrated. At $50 u. In. the Rev.
w. y. Snidcr. of this city. will preach
Calvary Baptist Church-Rev. u. $ g.
Davis, pastor. Sunday school at $40
u. M. w. III. Rodman. superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor at IL a. M and
$50 y. III.
Fourth Street Baptist Church. Rev.
c. w. Duke. OF Berkeley. win preach in
the morning and Rev. L; T.. dudley AT
night. The pastor will baptizc in thA
morning.
Monumental NJ. T.. Churcl--Rev. l.. Il.
Hetty. pastor-Sunday school a. g:l5 a
M. Preaching at IL Il. m and s u M
by the pastor.
owens Memorial NJ. T.. Church,. *.
Jolim pas .or-Sunday school at o.15 a
nj. Preaching at IL Il. m and AZ "
M. Rev. j. L. Routten. of Atlantic civ
Will preach at night, and administer ~,
communion. All are invited 10 these
services.
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West Norfolk school.

The following is the roll of honor of
the West Norfolk School for the month
Of September:
Studies-Senior Glass: Claude c.
Dennis Misses Allie O. Garris and NJ
Ada Gwvnn.
Intermediate Class-Robert T. Hosier.
Frank w. Earnest. Misses Bessie ID.
Christian. L. Bernice Garris, Mary S.
Bunting.
Junior Class-Willie +. Hudson. Misses
l.. Bertha Christian, Nettie l.. Reyes,
Nina Shackeltcn. Lillian Gwynn.
Primary Class-Lillian Ashberry, Ka-
tie Adams. Flora Thcws. Nettie Lati-
rler. Susie Shackleton. Bessie Ward,
Ella Hobbs. Emma Raby.
Observation-Disclosures Mary S. Bunting,
NJ. Ada Gwvnn. Allie o. Garris. Lillian
Ashberrv. Katie Adams. Flora Thews.
Nettie Latimer. Susie Shackleton Bes-
sic Ward. Ella Hobbs. Emma Raby
Attcndancc-Robcrt 7. Hosier j. Her
bert Hosier. John II. Raby, Misses Bes-
sic ID. Christian. L. Bertha Christia
Allie O. Garris. l.. Bernice Garris. Net
tie l.. Keves. Nina Shackelton, Lillian
Ashberrv. Katie Adams. Flora Thews.
Nettie Latimer. Susie Shacklcton, Bees
sic Ward. Ella Hobbs. Emma Raby
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PORTSMOUTHNEWS

.o.,t,o ,ta,,,,
~ ,i,,, .aI.,ees at.erhooI at O'Clock
eoaa,a Ii hratt a,iou.e Oh respect TO their
ueee'iSeu prother' WIN. a. Haugherty.
from, SveSran III was received Yesterday
mil wns si,l,;,',r ."..,s tna MIS-. liam
hnne wuS s s INK anu that there were no
sad blow 70 No., W! ms VIII De
Mr. r - iSn,,.,, a'.s ii.enu' IN tniS CITY.
Bnitimnra v.Sern w., . isi, iasl night Tor
,r,.a,.d,, Y, Mieic u" Wili be married on
citv He 80 ~ MISS NroTief' OF that
T. be- ,'h ,.NN"i'i,ahlcu ny capt. j.
of mis- ci,,. WI - W. Muroaush' Jr.'
TIL ,
Il nf p ..,.. o! f9rtsmouth y. H..
,r,srri 49, icuutsttu 10 asseinnle this
,ar,in n;,. ~ :" crock TO JON with At
60, iStoit III paying Inc last re-
cuS. ~ snc't usceaseo ofother, samuel
HIee'e'
VI are requested 10 assemple at
- ,.e., nui inns afternoon at . O'Clock to
I'e. nv me iuherai OF their deceased
ni U'hSt' "ahueI IilldersieeVe. Appear in
"a" ~, "ie Ch.ioim.
- .ele Is general complaint about the
. nt.i:SnHce OF me motormeh on the Port
Noi.o'h ROAD ABOUT 'Ae iaihire 10 ring
shelr zen WIH- crass:nS me streets:
nv oHe VII ne Klleu' ana then II VIII
oe NJ, ~ ia'e 20 1e careful.
.,.'r Nm ne d Suciai reunion Oh Inc
IN ,,,i.. anu attehuahts OF Irinlty
iI ~, - u. tiit ~ ~ isH mouse OH tuesday
mn octonct oth' NJ CLOCK. mere
III, MI "e nlis' "uSicai ProSrnihme ana
- ~ refreshments served without
IN NJ t'
me- seems rather brighter pros
peg oestS LOT our mechanics Tor the winter
ior tilc coming OF the Newark Will give
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IN BERKL LEY.

The Minstcring Circle of the Kings
Daughters will hold its'1 tiyst meeting
after the summer holidays on Monday
.eNt. the 18th instant. at O'Clock, in
Miss Illev's schoolroom. Reports OF
summer work will be brought in and
plans made for the winter. All MEM
bers are requested To attend promptly,
rs there is much business to transact
Mrs. Charles T. Barry has gone to
Richmond. Va. TO visit her mother who
is critically i'll.
The BRYAN and Sewall silver Club
will meet in West Hall Tuesday night
October 9th. at s O'Clock. for the pun
nose of perfecting the organization and
cdopt measures for a vigorous cam
paign. An supporters of silver invited
TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bailcys little
daughter. Marie. is critically III at her
parents residence. on Chestnut street
Maggie Gould. a cClorcd girl about
is wears old was arrested by Officer
Parker Yesterday afternoon for stealing
money from the contribution box at Mr.
She will have a hearing before Ills
Honor Monday morning.
The large tree in the vacant lot adj
Joining Mr.. George y. Martins resi-
dence. have been cut down to make
room for improvements.
Miss Jennie Gregory, Of Tilory. y. c.,
has arrived at the Ryland Institute.
Miss Gregory IS one Of the sc grad
yates ana her many friends are glad
10 welcome her back.
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O.L'E2RkI.f. Need
Ry the Democrats of 1in,hcws County,
--POIiticnl-

Mathews Courthouse, Va. oct. 81
Special)-There has been n Democratic
Club organized here, called the lSryap-
Sewall-JoMes Club. with over nifty mem
bers The following officers We're elected:
DR. L. S Foster president; j. Boyd
Sears. r. l.. McCready. r. Ashley
White. vice presidents: p, l.. BogGs, sec
rotary.
The following resolution was unani-
mously passed:
Whereas. c. r. O'Ferrall. Govc;no OF
the State of Virginia, has publicly de-
clared himself a supporter of the nomi-
necs of the indianapolis Convention. af-
ter knowing that such action was in op-
position to the wish of the great MAORI
~ of the people of this Commonwealth,
and especially to those of the party that
elected him TO his high office. and 10
which party he formerly belonged; and
well knowing n he must, that such sup
port as he is giving 10 these masque-
,aders III Democratic livery is really in
hid of Mckinley and the platform
OF the Republican party: therefore he II
Resolved, That We, the members OF the
Bryan-Sewall-Jone Club. OF Mathew
county. Va. dcnOunce such action OH his
par; as contrary ID hi: prcfessed fa:;h
IN the pas; and ruinous now 10 the inter
es;s of the people OF Virginia.
Judge Taylor Ga!nctt made a most able
speech az Port Hayward on last Sa;u.-
day night 10 a large and attentive au-
iience. The Judge is undoubtedly one
Of he best posted men on the subject
in the state. and is II pleasant and an
Impressive speaker.
mmoaweaMh's Attorney j. Boyd
Sears. Is off through adjoining counties
on free silver stamping tour of some
length.
ON next Thursday, the stl. w. A..
Jones and other prominent speakers will
be here. and we will have a big, all day
Democratic rally. We expect visitors
from Norfolk Richmond. sand other
points. -
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The REPRESENTATIONS

The Bryan and Sewail and Young
Ciup' OF this city, viii meet in Oxford
Han Monday night al which time they
VIII be addressed by prominent Demo-
Gratis of the District. ana all Democrats
are requested 20 be present. Hon. W. \.
Young has been Invited 10 sneak onL
there viii no doub; he a large turnout
70 dH honor to our mex; CoQgres man.
RMS club has secured oxford Hail roy
the balance OF the campaign. and Will
establish lis headquarters there. ana
VIII endeavor f!om now um,il election
20 re3aie ths people OF Portsmouth w.th
sound Democratic doctrine cxnorrla1
by the best orators 10 be secured. Tt.,n
out democrats on Monday night and
help the peOple's cause
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-04
Son-COTnmi ssiomed Officers for the
Portsmouth Rifles.

Can't. L. w. Owens, of the Portsmouth
Rifles. has made the following appoint
ments of non commissioned officers
First Sergeant, j. NJ. Kay; Second Ser
Ceant. NJ. l.. Hunt: Third Sergeant. VIM
Dillsberg: Fourth Sergeant Joseph NJ
Tatem: Fifth Sergeant James BuSbee
Cuartermaster Sergeant. VIM. y. Hunt /:
FIRST CORPORAL. w. Il. Parrish: Second
torporal. j. II. Fleming: Third Corporal
George w. Kay: Fourth Corporal. j. r.
Digs.
With the exception of the quartermas-
Ter serseant. who was appointed from
the ranks. the sergeants were sirnply
promoted one grade, the position of first
sergeant having been vacated by the
promotion of Sergeant Schmolee to the
second lieutenantcy. The corporals are
all new appointecs.
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SECOND DISTRICT.
First Grammar-Lestcr Mark II,

First Grammar-Lestcr Markham.
second lntermcdiate-Harvey Ball,
Wiiev Jobson. BESSIE Ball. Jcnnettc
White. Emily Wiley. Gertrude Brooks.
Aauie Garter. Matte Hodges. Ethel
fartin. Bessie Richardson. Srystal Tay-
Tor; Daisy Wiersdorf. Pauline White.
Nellie Howell. Eva Lassiter, Edna Out
ten. Jennie Sherwood.
FIRST lntermedia te-Charie Brooks.
Lee Cooke. LEILA Ballentine. Ruth E,well,
Lizzie Thomas. Hildn White.
Third Primary-Lella Morgan, Irene
Dashiell. Annette Jones. John Nash.
kaSnlond Rogers, Bassett Warren An
ME Cherry. Alice King, Ethel Only,
Fannie Petel. Katie Prinsle, Josie Tay-
lor
Second Primary-Mary Williams,
Marv Maupin. Dean Scott. Essie Thorn
as. Ruth Bovce. Lois Wainwright. Geo.
Iuthill. Walton Flythe. Hattie Cross,
Grace Minter.
First Primary-Frank Hall. Edwin
Richardson. Elsie Bishop. Mamie Cross,
Sailie Dunn. Lena Morris. Ruth Pope.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Second Grammar-John Cannon.
Samuc! Thomas. Annie Jordan. Mamie
Cannon. Eta Parham. Minnie Petrec.
Ethel Wilkins. Essie Wake, Alice
White. Ida Bess.
First Grammar-Ida Mangrum, Abbie
Levitt.
'''tciiu /.
G@die Jordan. Julia Wright, Lila
CrumD. Hattie White.
First 1ntermediate-Euth Anderson,
Flora Randolph. Rosa Solomon.
Third I'rimary-Julian Williams, Lo-
rena Eeale. licnie Bell. Charlotte cry
ant. Elijah Elliott. Lilhurn II. Wilson.
Second Prmary-Willie Cooper, Fred
Jones. Isaac Cuffee. Essie Jones, Mabel
Trov. Lille Cuffee.
First Primary-Rohert EudSins. Ma :
mic TAYLOR. Gertrude Sparks, Sadie Mil
ler Cornelius Baysmors, Albert Brown.
Georgia Howard.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Third Grammar-Mary Thompson.
Katie Hone.
Second Grammar-John Cumming.
First tframmar-Gladys Simmons.
Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gayle
ASnie Pruden. Irma Smith.
Third Primary-Gcrte SUIT. Amelia
Seebo. Fannie Spindle, Oracle Zlegen-
hahn. Lucille Hutchins.
Second Primary-Ethel Hotter, Monte
HGffler. Lula Tatem. Minnie Robertson
FIFTH DISTRICT.
First Grammar-Bessie Niemeyer
Second Intermediate-Ruth Grimes.
Third Prmarv-Jcnnia Morris.
First Primarv-Irene Burncll. Marga-
ret Niemeyer, Wingfield BROMLEY.
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Fined S4o.

Yesterday ths case of Henry Dunlop.
CHARGED with shooting at Conductor
Wright on the Port Norfolk Railroad
on The night of the 25th ult.. and then
making his escape. was called IN the
MAYORS Court FOR trial. Dunlop admit
;ed being on the corner where ths shoot
ing took place on the night mentioned
and also admitted having a pistol. bu;
denied the shooting, and said a man who
lives in Raleigh put two torpedo on
the track. and that was what made the
noise.
The motorman swore positively that
be saw him shoot twice. and that one
ball whzZed past his head.
His Honor stated that the int5nt to do
anyone bodily injury was no; proven
bu: the shooting in the street and carry
ing pistol had been proven. He would
therefore fine him 81 for shooting In the
public street and $40 for carrying a pistol
This should be a warning to those who
persist in carrying concealed weapons.
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Clerks Union Organized.

few others. held a meeting Friday night
al w. z. Nirnelson & Co.'S hat store.
and formed an association TO be known
as the clerks union. Mr.. Joseph O'Con-
nor was elected temporary chairman
and +. Gerke secretary. after arranging
all other matters these gentlemen were
elected permanent officers. Several
matters of interes: We're discussed. after
which they adjourned un;il next Thurs
day night. at which time the balance of
the officers Will be elected. and bylaws
Will be drawn up for the government of
the association, &c. They expect 10 do
much good by the organization in as
sist!rg one another. exchanging rha:r
views in :cgard to such matters as d.
rectly interes; them and their employ
=,
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The association rooms should be we'll
filled at the mems m e,ing to-day al 4
o clock. Mr.. ]. Stewart Hopkins, OF
richmond. is to sing several solos. and
MIR. /. y. Coulte: will make an address
on The Great Sin" All men are in
vited. y meeting for women will b.
held al 3 o'clock in the Presbyterian
Church. a which NJ. Hopkins will sing
and Mr.. Coulter viii speak The ladies'
of the city are invited
The choice Of $ ats for the Star Course
Of entertainments will take plac- al;
the association rooms Tuesday morning
next a; o'clock. If holders of tickets
cannot be present they are requ s;ed to
send proxy. Each person will be linn
tied TO the selection of five seats.
We are still working at thu building
canvass. About $3.50 - still needed TO
complete the $4,000 needed
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HUNTERS WILLIE.

Mr.. William a. Iingerty, aged fifty
SIX years. died at his home on Chicka-
cola avenue yesterday At l o'clock a.
III. His funeral will take place :o-mo:-
row a $3.50 y. m.
There is no excitement In Hun.ersville
at this time over diphther!a, as Il is now
well under control.
Hunts"sv!!!e NJ. Z. Church-Rev. ]. C.
Lennon pas;or-Sunday school al $50.
Morning service at II o'clock prepare
20 Nee. Thy God" Night service. 80
o'clock, AN Angel Strengthens our Sa-
vlour III Ills Sorrow in the Garden
Sacrament Of the Lords supper
Report Is hereby made of the bad
condition of the Sidewalk, on Central
.AVenue between Norh street and Avenue
@. 1t is becoming too frcquen. an oc-
currcnce for some oncto fan while walk
ing on the rotten boards North Kelly
avenue, between Calvert street ard
Princess Anne avenue, is in a dreadful
fix
St. Andrews Mission Chapel-service,
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MAINS circus and mcnagerie will cx-
hibit in this city Tomorrow. and tbona
VINO are fond of such shows will have an
"hnoriunitv of seeing something worth
t--.r money.
Mans Circus is one OF the best in the
country. and Is endorsed by press and
narIdr.
Iohn l.oulow. one of the oldest and
nest clowns in America. is worth the
circus. John Is a show within him
self.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-04

F. lust ut this time Of the year there Is
y demand for an ovcrcoat To wear dur
~" the cool fall evenings and nights
M"ssrs. Rudolph & Wallace. the we'll
Known tnilors. who are always alive to
inc wants Of their patrons. are showing
u large. line of nobby covert and top
coats. which are lust the thing for the
iall season. ana If YOU are In need of
a liEht-wciGht ovcrcoat do not fail to see
their large assortment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-04
ncath OF Mr.. snmuc, Ci,dcrs,cexc.,i

Mr.. Samuel Gildersleeve, one of the
best known young men of this city died
Yesterday after an Illness of four we ks.
in the i1th year of his age. He was a
member of Atlantic Lodge No "a *. OF
p. Atlantic Division U. r. X. OF p. No.
/ and Mon;2uk Tribe of Red Men. He
was OF an am!able disposition. which won
70: him Il host OF fri nds. who will regret
80 learn of his death. His funeral will
take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from the Court Street Presbyterian
Church
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Meetings This Wool.

The Board of Police Commissioner
vii! hold their regular monthly meeting
tomorrow night al s O'clock. The CITY
Council will hold their regular monthly
meeting Tuesday night At s O'Clock
The October term OF the Hustinrs
Court will btgin on Thursday.
The SCHOOL, Board will hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting Friday night.
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(Comnunicated.)
III u II = II NNI'I
Park View. Va. Oct. 8. 1896.

Park View Va, Oct 3, 1896
Editor Norfolk Virginian
Dear Sir: Please state in to-mor! ow's
pap that there will be unit box OPEN
Ing by the Rosebuds Of Park View a :.
4 u. m. the proceeds to help 10 build a
cottage for the family OF Rev. Mr.. Marsh
of Rosebud Mission
School. at Monterey, Mexico. Nics pro-
gramme and address.
MRS. j. Ii. FLEAIINCi. Pcesident.
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eliza rEiIt" Rides Aro;,

Eliza Hill" the damsel of "tnwny
nue.. IN whose honor the patrol wagon
Is named was arrested last night for
me use OF rrotane language by officer
capirO. and al this hour is ci,Iorjeinr
the COPS in parlancc English for not
nermltlInE her 10 .speak her mind"
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MnI.cnic rrcsbyterinn Ec,euc.

The. meeting for October promises re-
neweq Interest In the missionary effort
"i me League. DR.. Fair, OF Richmond,
one ofthe most gifted men in The south
ern Pres byicrIan Church, will be she
spcake-.
The Mackenzie Choir meets at the FIRST
Presbyterian Church for rehearsal un-
de" Professor Rives on the evening; Of
the 18Th
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rugs. and In fact something al &fSSx ~
, tnine IN his line. and he prop4s8S TAI
issue H COUPON to every one Visiting HEB
i i1..; Ihese coupons will represent III;
BUSINESS , and every one presenting o7sE
w or mem az his stores and making DlTa
o,,, VIII nave discount OF 10 per
Oh GOODS from which to select, and when
you ger n coupon ut the fair hold on ia
IL anu nuv something from willis. f:si
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at tn" usual hours to-day by Rev. Virgil
Grace Bap;ls, Church. cor. Princess
Ann. avenue and Church street, Rev.
Ia. Il. Wright. MISUNDERSTANDING at'1l
q. M. ana 7:i5 y. M: Sund;y-schooi a
?;3o Il, m: -. Y. +. u att y. m.
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Prices Suit ,hc ri,, ~,

We took special care this season 10 So
lect nothing except the neatest, hobbies,
and best made clothing that could be
found in this country, at prices that are
astonish!ngly low.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY.
III High ctreet
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Death of u (hII,I.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Fuse lost by death
on FRIDAY their infant daughter Caih1-
rine. aged year and months. The flu
neral vii! TAX place this afternoon at
o'clock from their residence on Deep
Creek Shell Road
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John willis. yr.. ntth mir

Mr. John Wills. Jr.. the enterprising
furniture dealer Of Nos. 1853, l55 and 81
HuFon street, opposite St. Pauls
Church. is going to have n fine oxhihi-
ton ut the fair OF furniture. carpets.
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csc. Shiidrcna, Irnfs.

Jus: received the incest line of Chill
drcn's goods ever shown in the city
Send for samples.
W. L. VIRNELSON G. co,
226 High street,
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Handsome Necnwe,r

The handsomest and largest lin.. of
Neckwear and Mems Furnishings can be
found at Levy & Jacobs
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BLANKETs, BLANKETS, BLANKETS
This week ut I.awrcn,

This Week ut Lawrence e. wclton.s.
Entire new stock at special prices for
few DAVIS only. Terms Cash to oil.
LAWRENCE & WELTON,
Portsmouth, Va.
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j, y. Crnwfnrd

the High street furniture man has re-
duced prices on his refrigerato,s, door
and window screens: Big bargains
await you.
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PORTSMOUTH Apv,s


Arr headquarters ss9 m
ATLANTIC DIV No. l. IL n 5rSg ~; VIZ
=, SiR M iGIrS:-You are herby, ordered
~ WISER Die a. iyth.an Hall TfSIS SUN.
i.,a, ~ o CLOCK p. m, sharp to pay the
brot ttn c SAMUEL GlLDERsLEEVsE.st'S - 81
j. l.. NELSON, Recorder, - - - vi
full dr rsinD eT are requested to appear In
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Remember Charles r. Welton G. Co.
when Won want new hat. Prices very
lowest always.
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Reuben Buck, the alleged aieine heal
er, is now living in Grand Rapids, Mich.,
In very destitute circumstances
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Arr >,r,,, ,Pythian Castle,
Al I.N NIIC IOIGE M u "a

~ I'7tt' IC LODGE, No. "a, K. OF p. rs
cp,, Portsmouth. Va Oct. 4. 1850 Il
A sr, riS, i 4 bGG9,N;ysIENTIoN OF ATLAN-i
he'd THIS Sunday AFTERNoGN is a. ps
o eiock to pay the last tribute of respectSto
GlLDl:ESLEEVE 80 's p p
, Htm', -, of sister lodges are fraternally
ny order or III" O. q
NlRGlNIUS BUTT, X. of r. and a
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Hats? Yes.
w. E. VIRNELSON & co,
Hat.ers.
226 High street.
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Roll Of Honor for tho Public schools
for she Month of Septcmbcr.

Third Grammar-Bilisoly HudEins.
Nivien Shane. Mamie White, Pauline
Williams.
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IIeudnuarters Portsmouth cnmnanu

NO. u. Z. r. X. p. 20. 81
Portsmouth. va. October a 1905 Z z
THE MEMBERs OF PORTsafoIJTII
COMPANY, No. 10. u. r. X. p. are
n ,H or9er,d to assemble at PythinnS
clock To unite with Atlantic COMPANY:
y, IN paY,ng, .h.e last tribute OF respect
90 60 o,lT r, u &c, brother SAMUEL Wv
uniform 81 iu'i oress!
By order of B. FRANK VAUGHN.
c,, \, n,,,,p Captain.
'i.D N. FEED. Recorder. oci-1t
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&c. per can; Apple Butter, S-pound can.
only &c. per can: S-pound Stone Jar Fruit
Preserves. only 2Oc.; finest Elgin Creams
cry re: fresh Creamery Butter lSc: Bal
tiinore Lard. Gc. and &c. Home Made Lard.
SS., Il boxes Globe Matches. Sc. Rum
lord' east Powder. &C.: fine Blended Tea.
pearson's Fancy Flour. -
l.. II. PEARSON,
Phone 9S. Cor. Green and Bart at
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-04

ne MEMBERS OF PORTSMOUTH
lodge No. III, X. of p. are hereby
mot,i,eu 10 meet ut their hall TO-MOR-
EoM CIonday) October Cd. at 1880 d. m.
ns ne nc pnrpose of paying the last tribute
OF respect 70 our deceased brother WIN
a. lilNGERTf. Sister lodges cordially
invited to join with us
By order of the G. C.
JOHN c. SUMMERS,
oci-it X of r. and q II
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FOR RENT-A desirable residence 20
Court street. Apply to Mrs. NJ. e.
MOORE. Al Court street Possession
gwen November LIST. oc4-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-04

A TTENTION. RED MEN.-CHIEFs
no. % improved Order Red Men.-You are
hereby notified to assemble ut the wigman 4
NJ Inc 3rd run, setting of this sun to pay
the last sad tribute OF respect to our de-
ceased brother, SAM'L GILDBRSLEEVE. Z
by order of the Suchem =