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i'nder new management. new propr.e-
torship and reduced rates,
Sour Lake Mineral Springs,
The most wonderful. henoficiai and pleas
anily located health and pleasure resort
IN the United States. IMMORAL mud. tar
and water shipped 10 all points in the
United States.
Newton & Freeman.
fForr!srors.
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outs de Of the Dai-Gal News. Austin
Statesman. Sai Antonio I.xprcss and the
uopHii>is. Governor culbcrson has worry
OF TeXas.
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..-.tr--A.s. ,+sF-s-r..--. COMMUNICATING.
Groves Tastcless Chill Tonic.
Warranted. Price 70 cents.
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Can aud see them, Fun a, ipil Prairie
who haze brought forth the --latest ADD
beet machinery. Work only fifst-cinss
holr. i s regular exhibit, called the
Model Laundry. owned and operated "
l., \ Hamburger & Gus prcyl!ug. Jr
''houo Isl.
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MISSOURI CITY Norrs.

sso"'i 'ity. Texas. June THE rain
'oau company will go 10 work tomorrow
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TanA Worms easily removed. l5n, Prairi,
avenue. q, Brandt, specialist.
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NOTES FROM WEBSTER.

Webster Texas, June s.-Tne drou,h
still continues The rain which visited
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iro kegs wine and cat nails for sale j.
J. Mekervcr
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J. y Newton. las H. Freeman
Saniiarinm and Pleasure Resort.
TIM FAMOUS SOUR LAKE MEDiCl-
MAJ. SPRINGS
sEE'
Reduced rates from all points In I.ous-
ana and Texas to : iur Lake
Seeing Is believing and experiencing is
solid truth.
Sour Lake Hotel.
Everything neat and oloan.
Newton ~ Freeman.
propri, tors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29
Publications. Received

OUTING MAGAZINE FOR OCTO-
BEIt.-Outin% FOR Octobc. is TO hand
The fiction department contains two
cpmDictc stories. The Master of Brook
Held and "A Honeymoon on Wheels -
The other contents are: ''Trotting Road
Teams ana Their Drivers" Bear liunt-
ing IN British Columbia" "A Day on the
Ioiands. "Schnaprcr Fishing off Svd-
rev Head why the Court Adjourn
ed American and English Boats ana
oars" "Racing Schooncrs." "Len2's
World Tour AWhocl" Football" ana
the usual editorials, poems and records.
GooDfS For cCTOEER.-C
MAGAZINE for October contains the nrxt
chaUter Of a short life OF BENJAMIN
Franklin. written by George G. Law.
Ida Rose NcCabc's account of The
pbcrliu - tcllingtOn Rescue: an Aniis-
lavcrv Crisis which almost prccipitaicd
the civil War in 1853 through The Sc
caSSion of the North comes out at a
time when the political parties are
again discussing the means 10 he en-
nloNcd in dealing with measures be-
lirved TO lac unjust. Godcy's has q
bright array of fiction ana verse. and
the fashion department complete the
number.
THE WRECK or THE GRoSVE-
NOk.-Nusbaum IN received a new lot
Of this famous novel of the sea. in nelt
nfty-ccnt form. /; Is really 100 vii
known t. require notice. Among the
frs; s:or.es from the pen of w. clark
Russell the Wreck Of the GroSvrno- ~
once fascinated the reading public and
established The reputation of It's author.
1t Is Il wonderful story OF the ocean. Of
life 81. sea. of adventures appalling Inn
at the same time by no means irnpyoh-
able. The love story between its covers
Is tender. romantic and woven with ia
Gle Skill
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ALTA STls, CITY

Mr.. II. j. Harris, OF Amelia, was the
guest OF Rev. II. y. Robinson Sunday.
Mrs. Phaup, of Camp avenue, has
returned home from visit spent abroad
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. George Mason. of Colley Memo.
rial Church, will leave to-day to attend
the Richmond College.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bon
ner. OF Front street, Is quite sick.
Preparatory service for Sabbath com
munion will be held al Colley Memorial
Church tomorrow night.
Evangelist Hines preached 10 large
congregations at Central Avenue Ban
fist Church Sunday. The meetings will
continue each night during the week
Services will begin at S o'clock.
The LeI<ies Epworth League will meet
tonight at O'Clock. Miss Mamie Saw
ers Will conduct the service.
y Church Conference will be held =
Lckies Memorial Methodist Church To.
morrow night beginning at o'clock.
Eve, Every member of the church Is a mem
bershp is requested: to be present.
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FOR DREDGING TIIEHApDOn.
Morris & Cumming. Of Now YOrh,
Were thc SurGrnSful IsiJ,,crs

Commodore Maury very APPLY called
Norfolk harbor The Kings Chamber,
Among the Worlds Great Harbols." and
so 1t is. with its ncaruess to .the ocean,
and ut the same time its remarkable
safety NJ haven for the storm tossed
ships: IT'S great capacity. splendid loca :
tion..and admirable Gep;h
with regard 10 this latter quality It
is one that is constantly being improv-
ed The 100000 appropriated by the
Government for dredging. ON Angus
lGth. 1891, has been judicipusly used
under the efficient direction OF the
United states Engineer at this point.
Captain Thomas l.. Casey, aided by a
clever corps OF assistants.
ON June ). lSs6. another appropriation
of 100000 was made by the govern
ment. $4,000 of this being available FOR
dredging purposes. Bids were adver-
Used for. and were opened yesterday
Inc lowest bidder was found TO he the
Motifs Cumming Dredging COMPANY
OF New York, whose figure was 81 per
cubic yard
There were other bidders ranging in
price from sac, up To 13iSc; the next
lowest bid to the successful one being
about two points above II. The figures
OF ihc New York firm are considered
GOOD ones, and the contract will probably
De let to them, though this has no,
Yet been done
The other bids were as follows.
Virginia Dredging Company. of Rich
mond. 10 40 cents PEE cubic yard: Eliiuh
ErAinard. of New York . CLOS: sand.
FORD n Brooks. OF Baltimore. . g-IOc. :.
sanford Ross. of New York. 7-l0c. !:
-. I; caller, OF Norfolk, lSihc.: Baltimore
i'FeuelhE Company. OF Baltimore l0c. :.
Hr:ienhonse II. Moore. of Mobile, Ala,
10 Bloc: American Dredging C5mnonv
of Philadelphia. 10 l-5c.
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lIuSEEGSSILEE.

Miss Annie Bell, of Goff street, is at
home again ai.er spending some time
quite pleasantly in Was hlngton, -. c..
and Baltimore. Md.
Mr.. John Il. HILL Jr.. was out riding
yesterday with his friend Mr.. r. T.
Ccynto Quite speedy recovery this.
of Mr.. iill from severe injuries recently
sustained at the heels OF his horse
Mr. j. T., Burton, oC Huntersvllle, has
gone 10 Eastern Shore to visit. the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George r.. White.
The section OF North Kelly avenue ex-
tcnded. lying between Calvert street and
Princess Anne Avenue is now impass-
able owing to deep and dangerous mud
holes. II makes immediate attention
necessary.
aIr. VIII Stevens. of Goff street, is ex-
pected 10 recover from his injuries re-
ceived some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carr, of Tan
ner's Creek Gross Roads, who lost an
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-"--------7777@ -1----7--
IIaE GANG WELL svsTEM.
a CorrcsPcudnni Favors this supply
for the city.

Editor NrG!ea:
I do not wish to criticise the COM
munication which appeared in Satur-
dav's issue OF your valuable paper. writ
ten by MIR. j. ". Thomas. Jr., in an
swer 10 mine OF the 25th instant. How
ever. | am glad that he thinks enough
of ii and is Interested enough in the
water question 10 reply, and | most re-
spcctfullv extend an invitation TO him
ana all others who are Interested in a
pure water supply 10 come forward and
discuss the question. 1T is one of great
inheritance. There is no mystery about
thu invisible supply. although there are
more than $4,000 people in Norfolk that
know nothing about it. yet one-f fourth
of The cities and towns of the United
States are supplied from the ganE-well
system. Tho city of Brooklyn is using
thirty million gallons of water from n
like system every day in the year. The
conditions for obtaining il for the civ
of Norfolk are about the same as that
OF BROOKLYN: in fact. in all level, sandy
and gravel sections water can bc had
in abundance. With due respect 10 MIR
Thomas as AN expert analyst, he cannot
dispute the purity of this water. unless
ne would dispute the authority of such
eminent PROFESSORS as Prof. Albert II
Leeds. PHI H.. Professor of Chemistry
Stvenes Institute of Technology. of
Hoboken. N. j.. and Prof. Frederic p.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29

Dewey. OF the Washington Labora tory
and Metallurgical Works. OF Washing
ton. d. G. | herewith append again a
COPY Of the analysis and an affidavit us
to the correctness of the report:
Mr.. Charles iSliven. Berkeley, Va:
Dear Sir:-l have analysed the sam
n!n of water submitted by you for its
lain mineral constituents with the
following results: Insolubic sllceous
matter o.f+4 grain per L. S. gallon:
ainmina and oxide OF iron. O.04i grain
ner T. 5. gallon: sulphate of lime, 600
per L. 5. gallon: sulphate of magncsia
o.2l9 per u. S. gallon: su,pha,e of not
ash. 0.02l grain per U. S. gallon; chic
ride or potassium. o.055 grain per U. s.
gallon: chloride of sodium. O.S96 grain
per L. S. gallon: undetermined. 0. 2O9
-rain per L. s. gallon: total grains per
L. 5. gallon. 2.olS
MS Is remarkably pure water
Few natural waters are so pure. 1T is
well fitted for all domestic and manu-
featuring purposes and its use for
drinking would be especially healthrul
Respectfully.
tSigned FREDERIC l.. DEWEY.
Analytical Chemist.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29

Exalted Ruler John W. Cherry, OF
Norfolk Lodge, No. IS, Il. Il. O. Elks. APP
pointed at the last session OF that lodge
q committee to arrange for holding Its
annual Lodge OF sorrow" which takes
place early in December. This heauti-
ful cus:om Is observed by the Elks III
memory of their departed brethren. and
the occasions have always been fun Of
interest TO thousands IN ghs two cities
who are not members of the order The
committee. with Captain W. w. Dey
as chairman, Is an excellent one. and
will go to work at once to make the
necessary arrangements
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29

MIR. Jacob Esbeusen, who is In the
employ of the Chicago Lumber Com
panv at DCs Moines, Iowa, says: II
Lave lust sent some medicine back to
know from personal use to be the hest
medicine in the world for rheumatism.
having used ii in my family Off scve-
raj wears. 1t is called Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. 1t always does the work. -
80 cent bottles for sale by all drug
cIstS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29

The Cemetery Committee of the Coun
ellis yesterday afternoon elected Mr.. G.
Fl. Keeling Assistant Keeper of Elm
wood and Cedar Grove Cemeteries 10
scucced Captain y. w Small recently
deceased. Some other business Of rom
tine nature was transacted
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29
4 Cutting ARRAY.

William watkins. colored. became in
volved in an alteration with another
negro whose name is unknown on
Queen street. aboT; o'clock Yesterday
afternoon. and cut his antagonist Sc
vere1y. The extent Of the mans Injuries
are not known, and no arrests have
q yet been made.
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CHARLES BLIVEN,

p. S.-lf Mr.. Thomas being an cx-
pert analvsD has any further doubts is
10 the quality of this water | would he
pleasad If he will hc kind cnoii.h In
auDoint an hour ana place at which
can take him in my buggy FOR an hours
r!ic 10 one OF the wells in question.
50 he can get a sample of water with his
own hands to analyZe ana make public
the results. He can also get good
idea as the quantity. c. Il.
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infant on the 18th instant, had the addi-
uonal misfortune to lose by death veg
terday their daughter Isabella Lucille.
aged 'wo years and six months The
funeral will take place to-day at $3.50 ~.
m. ana the inciment will be in ST.
MANS Cemetery
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summer Excursion Tickets.

are now on sale via Washington or Eal,i-
more TO all mountain and seaside resorts
Apply for tickets and further inforna
ton to Arthur G.. Lewis, Passenger
Agent GO Main street.
je 9-Tu.SFtf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29


bryan and Scwal. Free Silver club 10
Nj. Arthur S"walt. asking him to sneak
10 the citizens of Norfolk a, his earliest
convenience, preferably during fai.
week.
Hon. w. y. Jones. of :he rir., Wiz
sinil District, has been written 10 and
asked To address The people of NorInllS
during the fair. Both communications
h'e the result of concurrent resolution
originating with The Bryan and Sewall
Free Silver Club and agreed TO by n
number of other political clubs.
At conference hell at 247 Bank
street the leading friends Of Politician
iii! Thorosood decided 10 hold meet
,nE a. Eo'd samaritan Han in St
Faui street every Tuesday night until
after the election, commencing Tu,e-
DAY, October 9Th. The conferenc. ala
not decide whether they would supnu,.
~; Wise or not. III all probability they
Will not.
Mr. W. y. Young spoke at Fox I'm.
Elizabeth Guy county. last night
Colonel William Lamb will ,olsn tn.
stump Tor sound money" on October
Isl. making his first speech in Poyt. :
mouth
AT meeting of the District Demo
Gratis. held in Washington Thurs,nv
2ith, several addresses were made hv
G ,;- -ConsresSmen Mr. Edward BYRD
Doran referred to Mr.. w. y. Young. ihr
nominee Of the Democracy for con-
Gi'SSman from the Second (Virginia)
district whose election to the lover
House of Congress. lie asserted. woui Z
b" solely in the interest of his cons,itu-
rntS in that district and the nation a,
large.
Rev. j. *. Jolin. OF the owens Me
mortal Methodist Church. Port mouth
spoke in Seaboard District of Princess
Anne county last night IN the interest
of me no license" party Of The pending
local OPP ion campaign.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29

DO YOUR eyes burn. or blur? Are Won
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses. in most cases, will afford relief.
See DR.. Week
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29

Taken I'm time Hoods Sarsaparilla pre
vents serious illness by keeping the blood
pure and all the organs in healthy con-
elton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-29
THE DAY IN POLITICS
Mr.. Bryan'S Secretary Says the Next PreSi-
dent Can't Speak Hora.
MR. SEWAlL ACKNOWLEDGES THE HONOR
OF Having Bccn Made nu Honorary
Sicnsberor the Brynu and ScwaIl
Free silver Cinb--"<yrIonc' Jim
Marshall to- Speak Here on the Sth
orSext Month Eriri Notes.

Captain Page McCar;y. corresponding
secretary of the Bryan and ScWau Free
Silver Club. has received the following
communications, which are SELF cXplana-
tory:
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HELP WANTED.

wANTED-Board by gentlemen in private
family: references exchanged. Address
M. Il. j." Nirginian.
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TONUaEAC com ryoNE nv

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if II
fails to cure. CSC spS- tu thu. sat I'm
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Always in season. Hopkins Steamed
Hominy Qtulled Corn). Elegant lunch
n Milk. Quart can, 10 cents
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--l6s Boush street: rooms and
Bath. W. H. SARGEANT. Public Lii
brary. Se2o-3t'
ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM in
western part OF city. with use of bath;
terms moderate. Apply 223 Butte. new
number. seq
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WANTED.-Two bright and intelligent
young ladies to take charge Of candy
booth ut the Norfolk Fair Tor Balti-
more House. VIII pay good salary to
right parties. Address l.. A. HINES, 222
FreemaSon ST., Norfolk. sc99-St+
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lincoln. Neb.. Sept. .. 1896.
Mr. Page McCarty. Norfolk. va:

l-iHColH, Neb-, sept. -, 1871.
MIR. Page McCarty. Norfolk. Va:
My Dear Sr--Your favor of August
2oth, addressed To MI. Bryan at Chica-
go, Ills. has been received Mr. Bryln's
time was 50 thoroughly occupied during
his brief stay here that 1t was impcss!-
Die for him to give personal attention
to any Of his correspondence He how
ever, directed me TO thIuh YOU and
through you the members of your CLUB
FOR the honor you have done him by
electing him an honorary member of
your club. and Ia express 10 YOU his APP
probation of the interest manifested
by you in ghe success of the cause.
Should ii he possible for him TO do
SO. he will be glad to address the voters
or Your Congressional district. and !
would suggest that the resolutions To
which you refer be forwarded 10 the
National Committee, which has charge
OF Mr.. Bryan'S appointments during the
campaign.
Thanking you Oh his behalf for your
i'!ehIiy interest, ! am yours, very re
specuully,
WILLIAM f. SCHWIND.
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Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO..
No. 10 Water Street. Norfolk, Va,

ENGINEs. BOILERS. SAWMILL and
all kinds OF machinery OF the most i'm.
proved patterns. Also repairing at tine
shortest notice. Pa ticuiar attention
to steamboat work. DUVAL'S PATENT
BOILER TUBE FERRCLES are the
only perfect remedy for lcaty boiler tubes.
Trsy can be inherited In few minutsD By
sny engineer. aud are warranted to stop
tAnhL
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I'VTNIVN, ' II, sept. -btN, ISNb.
This day personally appeared before
me. IL. y. Mccoy. Mayor OF the town of
hrrkiev in the state aforesaid. Charles
hiiNen. and made oath that the analysis
OF water herewith suhjoincd is an exact
COPY OF the ANALYSIS made by Frederic
J.. Dewey. al the City OF Washington,
~ =. which said water the said Charles
Bliven further affirmed. was taken from
the gang wells near The city of Norfolk
Va
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wANTED.-An active man in every local
ity to represent us, mo fortune hunter
wanted). Will guarantee $1,000 weekly
and all expenses. Investigate ct once.
Box 530S, Boston, Mass. sei-lm
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CHARLES l5IIyEN.

subscribed ana sworn 10 before me
ms 10Th dav of september, in the year
of 1896
tSpned Il. A. mccoy
Mavor of Town of Berkeley, Va
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WANTED.-An active woman at 5000
weekly TO represent us. Address BOX
5S0S, Boston. Mass. se5-lm.
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WANTED-Recrutts for the L. S. Marine
corps. Wanted-Able bodied, unmarried
men, between lhe ages Of q and 80 years.
Food, clothing ana medical attendance
free. For further particulars, etc, apply
or address. the Commanding Omcer,
Marine Barracks, Navy-yard. Norfolk,
Va tyi-3m
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HOUSTON GAS LIGHT co
Gas for Illuminating. cooking. heating
ana power IL desired. Appy TO J. j
Mckeeyer. General Manager
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fsas rs<.Etnn sf4fte ara aof r'ates FOR
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'nlnlaNnA lfuHaiaH siululatar wnsnns
ittu' SOC WAGONS. Columbus WAGONS,
fitlh4 NHEneR, tnlir aNi Harness COL Gn,
"lil M fltIaaipH AvLHuh
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LYONS PLAINS.
PERSONAL MENTION


 Miss Alice Merwin was home over Sun- day.
 Miss Vesta T. Fanton is suffering with salt-rheum in her face.
 Miss Jessie M. Kellogg returned from Stamford on Friday.
 Mrs Alexander Hamilton visited her daughter, Mrs Gilvie Kellogg, on We'd nesday.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Candee of Easton have been recent guests of Mrs Candee' g aunt, Mrs Emeline Fanton Miss Lulu Banks is suffering with a sore throat.
 W. o. Hoyt and son, Richmond, of Danbury were quests over Sunday of his brother, Leigh R. Hoyt.
 Mir and Mrs James A. Smith and son and Mrs H. B. Coley were agreeably en- tertained at Simon c. Bradley's at Green field on Friday afternoon. Mrs Maria Banks is caring for the sick at T. w. Treadwells'.
 Rev Alexander Hamilton attended the clericus held in St Paurs church, Nor walk, on Monday.