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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-25
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torium fir Rerpentrdnte, oas Weltrllt
oeniebt, benin bic grfol9e, ipel4e er
bort eraielt, iinb, pbippbl er nur foertlg
Meoicamente antpenoet, garS cploftale.
anitrensenb freili9 1T bic Sur =
Iebr a%nitrensenb. Oas iasen Ile, Die
beraustommen. 9enn bic 2eibenoen
miiFen massachusetts td9lt6, ia, TAFT
ftiinbli3 am grepitaten arbeiten bis
our @rmibung.
9arin aber liegt serabe bic eninente
Seilpirtung. Der Gr9oitat 1T ndmlt4
cine Wai9ine, an Der bur9 umbreben
elmer 8urbel Der 9dtient cine an Der
Gontrolubr senau abmebbare arbeitss
leiitune perri6ten muB, uno oteie Irz
belt ftGblt feline Sebnen, itGrtt feline
Rerpen, brtnst feline SGfte in triide
Circulation = fur5um, lie md9t sl1'en
CANA neuen Meni6en aus ibm.
limb bann lit Doctor Soslid ni6t
etpa, tpie man bas bie unb ba bel
Gratlidsn @rDBen finbsn ioa, elm berz
Der, miirrii6er Monn i'm Se9en<
tbeil, er i9munSelt uno lddelt INNER
unb feuert feline patienten unermibz
lid bur9 acknowledgements CUR Irz
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ten piibten, mas fir elm entieBli6er
@aoiit er inssebeim lit, iie piiroen iein
S6mun5eln oft fir elm iatanii6es
SobnlG9eln balten miien.
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iinnrei9e, poblperoedte maihtneue
Contribution erfunben, ppbur9 er bic
bur9 bic Sur bebinstenarbeitsleiituns
gen isiner 9fleglinse in Der einfa6ften
Weiie fir ieinen Sausbeoarf uno feline
9equemli9teit uusniiBt.
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ner Stunoe pie Elm @tlber arbeitet
unb ale Minuten eri9Dpft etnen Bid
auf bic Gontrolubr tpirft, bat gum 8ei<
ipiel feline Ibnung, bab er ourA feline
Sbdtigteit bas 9umptpert berpegt, mits
tells beiIen Der 9Grtner unten i'm Gar
ten persniist unb miibelos ben Raien
ipribt.
@benIo tpenig peiB Der reiGe Sdnz
tier MoIes bon 8liim6enbatn, Der
nab ben 4ufregungen bes 9Oriengez
i1Gftes cine Sur bur6ma6t unb ft6
am Grspitatsn plast, ipGbrenb inn fein
9iener bic Stirne trpdnet, buB er fac
tii9 ben gratipieb in Der Slide brebt.
inbsfen bic So9in NIT 9ebagen uns
tbdtig babel itebt.
4u6 bic sttpas iibsripannteS hriftz
ftelerin SrGulcin 2beoboiia Monbz
filter, tpelhe iid ii mebr mittels Der
bon ibrer @eieaihafterin eereiattn
Rie9eHenSen aufre6t erbdlten unb 10
ipeiter turbeln Tam. pdre emport,
tp.nn iie piibte, bab ite ben S6uutelz
itubl b~esglrstsS,f in benz sr i6mau9snb
Sieitd bGlt, unb nod o~benbrein bic
@iese ietnes Siineiten in S9pung
feben mub.
limb fpie ipiirbe srft Der psrg0tterte
Glapisrpirtuoie 8obo b. 4lineertabfp
raien. tpenu er piiBts, baB er, Der iei=
ne rambroIii9en Sdube" baSu bersibt,
In Sturmessile ben Grgoitaten gu be-
urbeitcn. tbatiGdli6 bic @aI9mafdiz
ne unb bic @ii6epldtte Der Srau Doc
tor treibt!
Sp arbeiten I1e fir BEN Germ
Doctor uub - mas oas @elun9eufte
baran 1T = lie Sab!en inn nod Idiper
0elb bafir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-25

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Bids. Sin Serr nimmt neben eiz
rem SrduIcin auf elmer @arten6unt
Slab. Die tudrme SrablinssIonn
Dirtt 10 auf ihn, bub er BON S3laf
befallen pirb. Gr I6rpantt mebr unb
mcbr mad Der Ssite Der Game hin.
biz er Sulebt fdnft on oeren Sdulter
rubt. Die Dame tpirb INNER r0tbsr,
pbne ii9 gsgen bieIe unbstpuBtt
Sdmsidslsi gu tpebrsn. Saliebli6
fabt is Iid Elm SerS unb idmsl3enb
fI0tet fie: rSitts. iprsam sic nit
Iawa."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
WIRE COTTON TIES.
Their Defects VIII Probably bc Rem.
cItCd.

charleston. 5. G.. Oct. iG.--Cotton men
throughout the South are familiar with
inc war which certain alliances have
Ma"ed against what they call the '"rir
rust In South Carolina various wire
,ieS nave been used in place OF the
phnu ana much trouble has been occa-
stoned thereby between Manager ID y
Duncan. of the Alliance Exchange. and
the exporters Of this city. The wire
used in many cases was alleged bv the
exporters To be far too heavy ana stiff
To allow of its being handled in the com
presses.
IheSc complaints were submitted TO
Air. Duncan and to-day. after Il confer
cnce with the manager OF the Alliance
exchange. Mr.. l.. w. Schnlthciss, II rep
reSenintivc of the firm that made the
WIRE lies for the exchange. came To the
city To Investigate the matter. He wat,
met by leading exporters and compress
men and practical demonstration was
given of the difficulty OF handling cotton
bound with the wire ties In the com
presses.
After Witnessing the experiments AIR.
SchuitheiSS said that he would admit
mat the complaints against the ties
were Justified; that the wire used was
Tar To" sin. He said. however. that he
tclt certain that the defect could be
remcdicd aud he would advice his com
pany to make Il tie that could be cut
ana handled to advantage In the COM
presses without loosing any weight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
FOR RAPID READERS.
Passing Mention Made Of Many Minor Hap
penlngs In the City and Suburbs.
FkiTS.euL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
In Order to Get In Everything IL
was necessary 10 Economize Space
by Applying Condenser 10 Many
Etems Worthy of Much More ZEE.
tended Notice Than that Given.

Grimes Battery will attend the Suf-
folk Fair one day next week.
Miss Katie Benson, of Lancaster, Pa,
is visiting friends in the city.
All arrangements have been made for
the big barbecue next Thursday.
The Norfolk County Court will con-
vene OH Monday. The grand jury will
be in session.
Mr. r. b. Daughtcry and bride re-
turned home yesterday, ana will reside
in Park View.
The remains of Thomas Browns lit
tie child We're inferred in Oak Grove
Cemetery yesterday.
A drunken white man fell on the
bricks OH High street last night and cut
himself quite badly.
a well.known conductor on the Sea
board Air Line will be married next
Thursday in Bristol, Tenn.
y party OF professional gentlemen
went doUn 10 AiuiTey'S nj Port Norfolk
las. night and had an oyster roast.
Mrs. Charles Bailey will shortly build
two nice houses on Fourth street. be-
tween Randolph and Harrison streets.
There Will be plcuty of speaking next
week. Republicans. gold Democrats and
Democrats will each have u meeting.
Mr.. VIM. Il. Wilder has accepted the
position Of Portsmouth local editor OF
the Norfolk Pilot and will take charge
on Monday.
The Knitting factory is working about
100 hands now. II there We're several
more such places Il would be a great
help TO our city.
y t5Sntleman--a Stranger-was robbed
"n the ferry boat Thursday night % 81
by some unknown person. Ills paHts
pocket was cut out.
\ party was in the city last night
searching for man from the county.
who left home THURSDAY morning and
had not been seen since
,.j
Wright Memorial Church will be held
tomorrow afternoon. An excellent pro-
E:amme has been arranged for The oc-
CaSion.
In another column the members of the
;Sortolli County Executive Committee
Hotel to-day al ] O'Clock. Business of
!Tporiance.
At,cntion is called to the advertise
Ment OF c. X. Wciton X Co. in which
they announce u special sale Of hats for
to-day. Hats from II cents to - cents
for children.
Smith, The prize fighter. will arrive
here from Philadelphia to-day III charge
OF Deputy Sheriff Carminc. y watch
will be kept over him 10 see that ne docs
rot again make his escape.
y large number OF strangers were
locking around the city yesterday. The
OH horse cars seemed To amuse them
considerable One of them remarked
"These people must be slow. or else they
Would have an electric road
Ii is said tina; Mcssrs Powell *
Steele. TWO lumber dealers from New
SONS. Va, viii shortly star; the furni-
turc factory In running again. Those
gentlemen have purchased il from Mr..
John Cox. The price paid was $1,000.
Attention is called TO advertisement of
c. =. Moody. in which he announces
thai he is still contracting for horses.
etc. Mr.. Moody is well known in this
community. having been connected with
the firm OF hutchins e Moody for a
number Of years. See advertisement.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
IMPROvED CONDITION.
Revival OF Trade is Confidently
Looked For.

New DIRK, Oct. lG.-Bradstrert's To-
morrow say: While the volume of gen
cral trade has not increased materially
new conditions are favorable to an enrjy
improvement. Features Of the business
week are continued advance in price and
strength of wheat and the maintenance
OIL large volume of wheat exports, no.
tnbiy to India and Australia. While
wool is no higher holders have sold
enough to render them Indifferent to i'm
meuia'c business, ana are holding
stocks for full figures.
While new orders for iro,, and stool
products are not being placed freely.
they would Ice if makers would accent
current quotations for 1897 delivery
southern pin is ~ cents HIGHER and
Notwithstanding the growing export
trade in iron and steel, has been checked
by higher iron freight rates ana cut
prices by German steelmakcrs Ii is
anticipated that within three weeks tho
domestic demand will meet eXpccta
lions. Cotton goods con inue in unsatis-
factory demand
Mills are running on full time. bu:
stocks tend In increase again. AS Job
bers and other wholesalers are slow Ia
pay the advance asked while having
lower priced stocks on hand Dcprcs-
sion In wooden goods continues marked
the mills running being on part time or
on samples. Prices continue the uD-
ward tendency of several weeks past
Shoes. leather. southern pig iron. wheat
wheat flour. canned goods. Indian corn.
oats. pork. coffee and print cloths being
higher; petroleum lower, and cotton an
thracitc coal. lumber, sugar ana various
finished products or iron and steel t,l-
changed.
Bank ciearinGs totals amount 10 $9a!. :
GUo.mO this week. 6 per cent. less than
last Week aud 146 Per cent less than in
the second week of October. 1872. TIE
total number Of business failures re-
ported throughout the United States
this week is 27". II fewer than last week
and 10 less than in the second week o!
October. 1885.
r. G. Dun & Co. will sly tomorrow
in their weekly review Of trade: Gold
commands 4 sml!! premium The most
powerful force in business IA present Is
. conservative timid..y, and Tie foreign
bankers who have been Offering fl" Il
small percentage 10 cnsur" people
against premium ON gold un:il Ne
cember have made an easy ald 81. %
n:,h' out of r.evale. r!.c.c,. .o.r.
s''':A Kansas. = ar- Ska ana other
s.".-S whe"r lie silver agitation is said
L. ~ : r)nS come orders by many bank
"HS eN! business mel - get them al a
mail premium and there has al.p been
some demand foY boarding from iad!-
NidnalS IN Other safes. who are afraic
even cf their own hes; Judgment. one
c0mineEc!ii change. which. more ,haE
any other. ensures better business in he
near future. is the exec. of merchandise
export owe" imports. The heavy move
ment Of grain * the corner stone can
!litnce as - The future makes trouklc
III som" industries. because Specula.jon
III ma - al raises prices 20 that de-
nand !nE finished products Is checked
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
a partinl ISiacIlHt.c.

or the main avenue for escape OF refuse
from the human system Is utterly subver-
StNe OF regularity among thc other organs
Let constipation become chronic, and
leaving out the emm 'ncnt danger of in
flammaiion Of the bowels and their total
certain to 'nsnc. The liver Is liable 10 he
corr cnCorgyt. tn" blood and urine are
poisoned by the bile. which also vitiates
the Juices OF the stomach. and other I'M
happy consequences follow Hostettcr's
Stomach lhttcrs, q prime tonic Alternative
their cause. as the case may require and
IL ALSO siGnally cfficacious in cvcrcom-
we'll AS Constipatcd action of The bowels
1t rcncws nerve power. improves the anne
tit@. stays the progress of early decay re-.
NcVCS The tniitniiticS OF age, and Is n
health: appetizer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
Keep Your Door Locked.

HouSekeepers have been repeatedly
aaYned against leaving their front doors
open. bur some do not seem 10 heed
tn" warning. Tuesday night II Mrs.
Chn,ry. wife Of Mir. William Cherry.
left home for II short While ana left Il
c0lnred girl in charge OF the house and
her children The girl went 10 lie front
window and was looking out when by'
some means she turned and Jaw Il
shadow on the wal. She went TO see
VINO il was and found a negro women
named Della Dag in the room. She ask
ed her what she wanted anad received
some kind of mrudent reply. Della
then lcf; and the cir! shut the door,
bu. never knew tina; anything was miss
ing until Airs. Cherry returned and
missed ! dress she was making for
some che. The girl told her what had
happened and who haI been there
Mrs. Cherry reported the facts 10 Lieut.;
Griy Officer DickersOn was sent to
search the woman's house and found
he dress in her bedroom drawer. The
case was heard yesterday and the wo-
man WAS given sixty days in Jail.
The same woman visited a house on
South street q few days ago and car
ried of some clothing. which was after
wards recovered and the lady refused
to prosecuted her.
The hest thing 10 do to keep these
people OH is 10 keep your doors locked
all The time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
Hastings Conrt.

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany yesterday filed a general demurrer
III the case of Irving Bros. for damages
for non-dclivecy of telegram. The
case viii come up for trial in January.
William Bates, Il switchmnn. former
~ in the employ of the Seaboarl and
Roanoke railway. who was caught be
tween ca: bumpers August 3. 1925. ana
severely injured. entered suit against
the road for $1,000. The case WAS dis
missed At ihc cost Of the DEFENDANT
David Haiti. IL Russian. ana Eugene
Smith, Canadian. who served ono en-
listment in The United States marine
corps. We're naturalzed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
PORTSMOUTH NEWS
NaYnI Noics.

Washington, Oct. l6.-Chaplah, w. f.
Morrison has heeh detached from the
FRANKLIN aud ordered to the Minneapo-
us relieving Chapain c. Q. Wright. who
Is uetached and ordered home ON three
months leave: Ensign n. E Irwin has
been ordered Ia the Bureau of Navi-
cation; Passed Assistant Engineer c. A.
=. King has been ordered to duty In
me bureau of Steam Engineering.
Mcdlcal Director G. w. Woods has
peeii assigned TO represent the medical
uepartmcht OF the navy at the Pan
American Medical Congress to he held
III the city of Mexico November lG next.
me arrival of the Yorktown at Chefuo
ana the Michigan ut Erie were reported
10 Tie Navy Department to-day. A
caniesram stating that the Murblehead,
win the short service men OF the Euro
reah suunuron as crew. would start
for the United States on Monday nnxt
was also received
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17

a special meeting of the Bryan, Sewall
ana Young Club will he held tonight at
oxford Hall at y. M. for the transac-
non OF important business, and cspec-
ialiy TO enable all Democrats who de-
sire to join the club 10 have themselves
t ,ia as members, and ut the same
time members who desire can nav their
dues.
me secretary will be in the hall at : 40
ior me purpose of enrolling names and
receiving dues. 1t is hoped that every
member VIII be present and bring others
VINO desire To join with them
VA iuc*day night, October goth. the
v!"D Will he addressed by Hon. Charles
/. iiand and DR.. l.. H. Eriery. of Nor
ioik. ana the public is cordially invited
/" near the distinguished gentlemen.
EORERT y. GUY Sncrrinrr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
SHIPPED Az ,CATTLEMEN.
How Champion BnIipIaycrs VIII Gct
Ia Europe.

Baltimore. Nd. October ld-From
feted and dined and three times cham
plohH OF the world and Temple Cup win
neI" To cattltancn on Il cattle shin lis
quite drop i'll the social scale. but thai
Is the condition of those members of the
Baltimore Baseball Club who finally
decided To so tn Europe on a social trip
After announcing positively and rath-
CT oS'cntntiously To everybody that they
We're to leave for their homes in Moosic
Penn, and Boston on Thursday night
Kelley and jennings, and perhaps
kccler. slipped down to Locust Point
yesterday morning and shipped on the
Johnston Liner tlstermorc as cattlemer
bound for Liverpool. McGraw and Pond
have signed as cattlemcn on the IndranI
FOR Glasgow, and will sail to-day
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
Big Time ut microry Cro,n.

ne Democrats Of Norfolk county had
i my ;lme al Hickory Grove yesterday.
~ ~ meeting was called Ia order by ]
w t.aSon. who WAS made chairman.
Speaking began at ]" m hv Hon W
n. Young. who spoke for one ana u half
hours upon the issue of the day. lie was
followed by Col. w. II. Stewart, who
spoke Tor an hour. Mr.. John Whitehead
closed with an hours speech There
were ABOUT 400 persons present and all
were FOR Bryan ANA Srwall and rrnn
silver Democracy. Mir Young made u
favorable impression
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
IsIt n Violation OF I.nwY.
Portsmouth. v

va ''-houNh, vs., klCl 10.
To the Editor of The Virginian:
when man approaches the polls he
VIII pc asked whom he intends to vote
for. After he leaves the voting booth he
VIII De asked to sign an affidavit that
ne mas carried out that intention. 1t is
assumed that every man who has voted
Tor Mckinley will be willing to sign an
alluaNlt 10 that effect, and these afli-
aaFlts Will be submitted to the State
board that canvasses votes. IF the re-
turns co not correspond to the aTfidaV-
us the sound money committee will al
icSe fraud and demand corrections If
mat Is denied they will appeal to the
united States Courts, and ask for an
injunction restraining the Governor
from issuing certificates to electors who
are shown to have been fraudulently
elected. Both the Governor and the
secretary OF State will recognize and
obey such an injunction. and the cleo
toral vote of Virginia will not be sent
to Congress
excerpt the above from days Vir-
Sinian. which seems to the writer, if
carried out. to be in direct conflict with
our election laws. | understand the
walton law TO bcffor the protec ton OF
the voter and to enforce a secret ballot,
but If the above be allowed or can be
done, the Walton law is a nullity. There
are a very few men who are employed
by corporations who would not vote as
directed by their bosses il the bosses
could supervise their voting. rather than
lose their employment. and it was for
this very reason, as understand il. that
this secret system of voting was enact
ed into n law. This secret ballot was
to prevent intimidation and coerSion of
this sort. ana If the above can be done it
illustrates the whole law. | contend.
however. that If any person or persons
attempt anything of the kind that it
would be n direct violation of the spirit
Of the law. and officers should j." on
hand to arresi such offenders who
should be made to pay the penalty in
scrihed In the statute.
REV. ZEEE BROWN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
'sEr SuHol,s rnir

The Suffolk Fair, which occurs oc;u.
Der 2C-:3 Inclusive. viii be- on, of The
LeSi i'll the history Of the association
The programme of the racing is very
attractive IN" largest entry of fas;
horses mat has ever been had. and me
finest exhibit of farm products ,i,.c
stock. poultry. etc. ia promised. mo
art display and ladies departments ARE
la be the best ever Witnessed Pnlit!c9l
speaking by the most noted Dcmncrsf :
and Republican speakers viii he q nnynI
departure. On Tuesday. 10th. ana Fri
DAY, 20. senator Daniel. Hon. John $.
Wise and other distinguished orators
have been invited. and are expected
The Suffolk Fair promises. 10 he great
for 1896 Season tickets -four days. only
sl.0D. Regular admission 30 cents.
GEORGE w. NtRNEY.
President
nctI3-tu Tim sat S,in
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
a Glove SnIG.

Yesterday a bicycl!s; came riding
down County .ree: and yh, II nea"
Green street he attempted 10 cross Tie
CO. and III doing 50 ran into q wagon
;ha. was coming down ;he street al q
pretty good speed. The man was
Knocked down and the wagon passed
over him. smashing his wheel ana h,ui =
ing him pretty badly. he was indeed
very fortunate that he was no; Killed
considering the speed ut which ii" was
SCing when he struck the horse
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17

The remains OF Mr.. Charlie. 4. Bous!i
arrived hele yesterday morning IN ,hr
Va Ellington steamer. 'rEey were IA
Il, :nc boat ny 4 niimhar uf Mr.. l,j;:. = 9
to?:n': associates md was escorted -
teLar Grove Cemetery, whore the LAT
sid rises Were performed by Rev. Mr..
funsten. The following gentlemen act
ed as pall-bearers: T.. W. Maup!n T.
+. Nal r. l.. y. Stewart. Job =. Man
ming. {. Il. Ashton and T.. A. BUT:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17

y license was issued to-day for the
l ...,rs of James Ilartcli. "a. to Hattie
Mrs. X. II. Rawlcs entertained f,irc,,
NO. (. Kings Daughters. this after ar
iernoon at her home. Is Bank street.
Shcriii Baker has recovered sufficient
~ 10 attend to official business.
me SUFFOLK fair opens next Tuesday
which is Republican day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
Cars Robbed.

On Monday night ear on the South
eTn road was robbed between Piuna.r.
Pom; and Bruce station and abuu: 5000
worth of stun WAS taken. The q rob
her!eS are getting 10 he 80 CONNIE n
.'A' TWO special officers have been nut
on 10 - IN and out with the train as
lar a. Suffolk both day and nlghl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
a Handsome SIS Umbrella.

wRi lag presented 10 tie person vino
Eutsse-s the whine: and The nra.est num-
beg Of electoral votes that lie Will receive
a: the coming Presidential cleo ion.
Every purchaser = entitled 70 4 guess.
W. e.. NIHNELSON & co.
l,aticls 226 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
I'M BERKELEY.

The Sound Money League of this
place was addressed last night at Bliv-
ems Hall, on Berkeley avenue.
George Y. Old. the correspondent of
the Virginian. stepped on nail yester-
DAY ana received u painful wound rem
dering him unable to walk without sup
port.
Mrs. Il. c. Bilisoly, who is quite sick
at her home on Chestnut street, was re-
ported n little better yesterday.
The glass blowers gave an exhibition
last night at Market Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17

We took special care this season 10 So
lact nothing except the ncatest. nObbicst
and best made clo:hing that could be
found IN this country. at prices thai are
aa;oniah.ncly low.
BRESLAUE.R 6 ANTHONY.
III High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17

k!i,i, smith. the fanattcal Iuack. who
has been aijuagcd insane. is Stir in
jail. ANA here -. no immediate pl.,:-
poets of removed 10 the asylum. rhc
auihcriiic' write Deputy Norfeet .b9.
the HOSPITAL j. crowded. and :hcv can
no; say just whom she will be adm. ri
DESCRIPTIVE LECTURE.
B!. w ". S:alcy tonight mad. a loo
:ure as oakland Christian Church. uaa;.
Chucin;rch. He told ;hc audienr, i'm .
graphic manner abou; his travels I'm pal
es.!n". Egypt and other coun:ris.
NOTES
Suhok's bras band give. indjc,tinr
of attaining :. comm anaalLr dcn,ec nf
5ihc.en,y II systematic practice ana
hHrd work coUu for anything - H.
hauuG g make music
THc :; ndard O! Company ha. ;,s,i.
large tank and will supply the -.
felix trade with wagons.
Dr. l.. I.ank ford. of Noyfclk. air,yed
IN SUFFOLK his afternoon 10. a >i.:: TO
friends.
Mayo, and Mr.. II. l.. brewer ir..
have moved into their attractive no..
home on Kilby street.
The force of half dozen youn., ladies
who are making abstrac, deed. In ;hc
county clerks Office seems TO he n .i.
,urc. Nobody objects. FOR they are Vi
vaccus girls and pre-! y. en- info.m-
ed. though. mat visitors often loifer
ianEe! han absolutely nece ssary 10 al
tend 10 .helr business.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-17
y. y. Crawford.

TIE High erect furniture man has re-
aueeu prices Oh his refrigerator :. door
an" an! WINDOW screens. liiG bargains