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FOR EXCHANGE.-MLSCELLANEOUS

Under this heading subscribers to the Herald
may insert an advertisement OF 60 words or less,
four times, free of cost provided the advertiser is
not dealer In the article or goods advertised.
IGOR EXcHANGE-oNE ALMOST NEW
IL Densmore typewriter in good condition, hav-
ing been used but very little, to exchange for
solitaire diamond ring; will accept pay differ
ence in value In gold state size and full particn,
lars in regard TO your diamond or no attention Will
be paid to your answer. Address n, box 40.
JHOR EXCHANGE-A GRAND ENGLISH
~ pointer dog, eight months old Just right age
for training, full pedigree, bench show win
ner ut the coming Los Angeles dog show next
month"; 10 exchange for first-class kodak camera,
gold watch, bicycle Offers Gail at 232 Also st. %
L>OR EXCHANGE-A WHEELER & WIZ
as new, never having been repaired, and USED
very little; will exchange for a dressing bureau eat
Address IL. No 7l9 Merchant ST., city. :.
LNoR EXCHANGE-BOoKs OF ALL KINDS
choice in 1000, and stationery of all descriptions.
GlNsS, 3i5 S. Main ST., near Third 81. S-21
INOR EXCHANGE-NEARLYN NEW. aBURN-
Il er new process gasoline stove: Davis sewing
machine, and bedstead; want chairs and lounge,
or incubator and brooders. Address Y, Box 30. Il
I1oR EXCHANGE OR sALE-HlGH GRADE
- hickory bicycle, nickel frame. good order.
VIII sell for cash or ex, hange for frst-cass micro
scope. G. II. s., room ioi currier building. -
NOR HANGE-ARCHTrECT'S PLANS
IL and specifications for handsome 6-room cot
tage want cooking stove chairs; what have yon'
Address L., box 90 Herald Office. -
JNoR EXCHANGE OR sALE-A FIRST
Il class gentle family fresh COW, for good horses
or what have you to offer? Address L., box 20,
Herald office. %
THOR EXCHANGE-EXCLUS AGENCY
II for eastern manufacturer. VIII take city or
country property for part payment. Address s. f..
Herald office. 6tf
V,OR EXCHANGE-COLLECT OF 1000
II stamps. and album for machinsts' tools or
anything useful, valued Nv about So. s29 Mon
treal ST. %
L1oR REXCHANGE-GOOD LIGHT BUSINESS
have w YOU to % oifers Address J. T H. Herald cfce.
off
I,OR EXCHANGE-RENT OF A FINE UP
II right piano for groceries or butchers account,
or hay and feed bill. g. w. sixth st. 20
IHOR EXCHANGE-.A CYCLOPEDIA BRIT
Il annica, new and unopened, for COW or other
article of value. Address r., box 10. Il
LCoR ENCHANGE--A GOOD ORGAN, FOR A
II fresh nilch COW. GEO HARLAN,
Il S2S s. Broadway.
I,OR EXCHANGE-A COON GASOLINE
Il stove and bel springs to trade for good cook
stove Address 6l2 San Pedro st. "A
NOR EXCHANGE-TWO (a) FIRST-CLASS
IL horses for good delivery wagon. Inquire at
S23 Il. First ST. "A
NOR EXCHANGE-A GOOD PIANO FOR A
IL good work horse. Address 727 Mozart St %
FOR RENT-HOUSES
1NoR RENT HAVE A LARGE NUMBER
e Of furnished and unfurnshed houses for rent
house, or II you have one for rent, call and see
CREASINGER. 2i7 S. Broadway. 26
nor RENT--CHEAPEST NEW GROOM
IL house in the market; only $50; barn, sanitary
plumbing sewerage, Oh car lines. OWNER,
cor. seventh and Beacon, close by. ~
NOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE, 1888 VICTORIA
II u n 100 u d.
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EOR RENT--CHEAPEST NEW GROOM
- house in the market; only $50; barn, sanitary
plumbing, sewerage, on car lines OWNER,
cor. Seventh and Beacon, close by. ~
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Country Property

For SALE
VALUABLE WALNUT RANCH AT RIVERA,
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I1OR EXCHANGED GOOD ORGAN, FOR A
II fresh inich COW. GEO. HARLAN,
Il 32S s. Broadway.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

wv ED-SECOND-HANDt GOODS; HIGH
w est cash price paid at GA N. Main st. u
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TTNHE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN So
l. A cety of San Francisco will make loans on inn
proved city and country property.
On loans of $4,000 and under certificates
of title from the Title Insurance and
Trust Co. will be accepted, making the
expenses such loans very small.
Building loans specially. Apply to
II. q. LuNT Agent, 227 w. Second.
6ljtf
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FINANCIAL

Rates for advertisements under this classfca-
ton-l time. cents per lne week 30 cents per
line; month, 81 per line.
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DACiFIC LOAN CO.--LOANS IN ANY
Il amount on all kinds of collateral security
diamonds. iewelry and seal skins, also on pianos,
furniture and household goods in private, lodging
and boarding houses or hotels without removal
Partial payments received. Money quick; business
confidential; private office for ladies. w. f.. DE-
GROOT, manager, rooms and L. ia S. Spring st..
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INOR EXCHANGE-.A CYCLOPEDIA BRIT
i annca, new and unopened for COW or other
article of value. Address r., box 20. II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VNANTED-PURCHASE FOR TWO BOOK
w cases, to be seen at room $50, Bradbury
blk, "a
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VIZ ANTED - SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
w for appointment for young men in railway
mail service. Examinations soon in every state
Particulars about all government positions free
NATIONAL ALCORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE,
Washin gtOn. n.
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CHURCH NOTICES
DROFEssOR FRED BELL

DKOFESSOH FRED BELL
Desires to announce that he will give private
lessons to limited number of ladies and gentle.
men who desire TO be developed as spiritual
mediums on the true plane.
He also gives Instructions in bypnotism to those
who give evidence of sincerity of purpose. ANA
teaches that most helpful of all studies, practical
Occultism.
great power and iii the line OF nervous affections,
paralysis, general debility and mental troubles he
has accomplished some really wonderful results.
Pain and disease disappear under his touch and
the sunshine of his philosophy AS II by magic.
As a phrenologist and physOgnomist Profes or
Bell is without peer Full delineation Of charac'
ter. with chart, si5o. Specially written charts,
giving valuable points to health, future life,
with occult laws, S5. He aiso rormlng class in
lnrenoioiy and nrvsiognoniy. and will take q few
rrivrta pupils Office rooms S1 81 and 81 Prtle
block corner Broadway and Fourth SITS. Hours,
St0 IL, 1:30 to .; evenings by appointments
Consultation and diagnosis absolutely free
Strictly confidential. a.
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INOR RENT-THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN
l. Town for mattings, linolenms and window
shades. TIE MATING MART, 5Oi S. Broad
way. as
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WY ANTED-PARTNER,W WITH SMALL CAP
w ital, TO assist me in a Legitimate business;
good money be made please investigate;
young man preferred. Address q. b. r., Herald
Office. All
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1NOR RENT HAVE A LARGE NUMBER
IL of furnished and unfinished houses for rent
in all pirts of the city. If you wish to rent n
house, or II you have for rent call and see
CREASINGER, 2i7 S. Broadway 26
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1NOR RENT-NICE FoUR-RCOM FLAT, s12
j per month. 633 Town ave, in Wolfsk tract,
close in. S-16-tf
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yJNo LoAN-slOoo TO $4,000 ON REAL ESTATE
L security. ALLISON BARROW l23S. Broad
way. GIFT
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DERSONAi-FRESH ROASTED COFFEE
i Mocha and Java, S5c: Kalston cereal coffee
lac lbs good tea ~; lbs rolled wheat. 25c; |:
lbs white beans, 25c; lbs eastern buckwheat, 25c;
can cocoa, i5c; can beef, 10c can jelly. sc;
lbs peaches. 25c; lbs prunes 25c; 10 lbs raisns.
.5c; boxes sardines, 25c: cans salmon. sc; 50lb
sack -four 9Oc; 50 bars soap, 81; pork, Sc: bacon,
I6c; pure margarine, 3Dc n roll ECONOMIC
STOKE, 400 $. Broadway.
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Wy yANTED-TO BUY FURNITURE OR
w household goods, etc. 81 $. Broadway. .d
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Rates for advertisements under this elassiiica.
tion-l lime, cents per line; week, so cents Per
line; month. tl per lire.
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IYNION LOAN CO.
~ Stimson Block.
Loans money on all kinds of collateral security:
watches, diamonds, seal skins and furniture in
lodging and boarding houses and on pianos without
removal; also on bonds, SOCKS mortgages; low in
terest; money at once; business confidential: pri-
vate office for ladies'; room Ill. CLARK X.
SHAW, manager rooms Ill and liz first floor;
Stimson block. II
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-PERSONALI.YC CON
- Quoted excursions 10 the east every Wednes-
day over the scenic line oi the world upholstered
tourist cars without change. T. II. DUZAN,
agent, 2ee S. Spring ST, Los Angeles. Cal
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MONEY LOANED IN GREAT OR SMALL
1N1 amounts on furniture. Room ~ Bryson
block. o6
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NOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE, 1888 VICTORIA
II ST. ALLISON BARLOW. 1.S s. Broadway. II
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EHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER
~ Day Saints, .i5 S. spring ST.. up stairs in hall.
Sunday school at 10 n.. preaching service at 40
pm. Tonight Elder Il. NJ. Whitesdes will take
for his subject, Pre-existence OF Spirits. Did we
have an existence before came on earth: Come
and hear the testimony of The Bible OH this ques-
tion. Your time is all it will cost you. No col
1pcti
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RESTAURANTS


TTNHE NEATEST LITTLE DINING ROOM
4 ~ the city Is the Hotel Clarendon 4os $. Hill
st., AiDerl oteVefs, prop; nome coUkiuy; prices
reasonable: Il meals, -; breakfast from $3.50 to
everything new. "A
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CMALL MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY-CAN
- be paid off on the instament plan or your own
plan. X. A. NEWLYN, 23l Byrpe building. ii
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I1,OR EXCHANGE-RENT OF A FINE UP
Il right piano for groceries or butchers account,
or buy and feed bill 62a w sixth st 20
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

>~-~>~>--~
TyyIIEN IN NEED OF sHREWn MAN
w to trace down u trail or 70 locate any indi
vidual, apply 10 the GLOBE DETECTIVE
AGENCY. Pacific Coast Office, l0lls s. broad
way. 3-:l
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And many others OF all sizes in all desirable To-
cations III the city. If you desire to purchase n
lodging house and have not enough money will
get it for you 1t will pay YOU to call and see the
bargans'l have before yon purchase.
26 s. L, P,CREASiNGER 2i7 - broadway,
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CT. PAUL'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, OLIVE
- st. opp. the park. Open every day in the year.
Daily service at 10 n. m. The clergy will respond
all calls for The offices Of the church for strang
ers or visitors without respect to craed; burlns,
marriages baptsms visitations OF the sick. Use
of the church cheerfulIy given Tree for funeral
services Tel. 143 red.
NHRISTIAN ALLIANCE MEETS EVERY
~ Wednesday al 2:SO ut Foresters' hall, 1917, n.
Main At. sat-f
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lNOR SALE-DRUG STORE, IN PROSPER
Il ous town, about 90 miles east of Los Angeles:
good reasons for selling. For further particulars
address L., box so, Herald Office %
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NOR EXCH ANGE-GOOD LIGHT BUSINESS
II Owner leaving town. Value $1,000. What
have you to Offer? Address J. r., Herald cflice.
off
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VIZ TANTED--PARTNER FOR MANUFACT-
w uring business, well established. NJ, box so.
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WANTED-LIVE STOCK

"ANTED--A FEW GOOD SERVICEAB
w horses; will trade land. have IS sores OF
good land In San Luis Obispo county, Cal: II acres
under cultivation, and will give the right party
bargain. Apply at southern California Creamery
CO., 3i3 s. broadway. If
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INOR HANGE-ARCHTrECT'S PLANS
II and specifications for handsome 6-rOom cot
tage; want cooking stove chairs; what have yon"
A ddress H., box 90 Herald Office ..
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WANTED-PARTNER

VIZ UTANTED-PARTNER.B BY A PRACTICAL
w man having plant and contract for "A paying
out-of-door business: investigation invited by
principals only; capital required, $780, Address
T., box 40.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

INOR SALE-SAN GABRIEL.-ONT.Y A FEW
II 5and l0acre blocks left; water right Now
is the Time 10 buy. II yon have anything to sell
way, m
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WY YANTED-SALESMEN- TO si2j PER
w month and expenses: sample line; position
permanent. pleasant and desirable. Address, with
stamp, KING MFG CO., +. 73, Chicago. 10
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NOR RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED, SINGLE
.H or en- suite beds % cents and upwards. RUSS
HOUSE, cor. Los Angeles and First SIS All
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vNOR EXCHANGE OR SALE-A FIRST
Il class gentle family fresh COW, for good horses
or what have you to Offer? Address L., box 20,
Herald Office %
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FOR RENT.-ROOMS

LNOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
Il centrally located, with bath and all cOnven-
fences, with use OF piano and parlor il3 $. Olive
ST., upper Hat. %
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Business Property

We have choice piece of property on this
fine street, centrally located, now in the
heart of Lhe business center. We are Offer
ing this property at such low price that will
make the lucky buyer u handsome profit
within "a short time.
CLARK e. BRYAN, 127 w. Third ST. 7tf
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, WANTED-TO BORROW

6eE = UP LOANED ON ANYTHING. ROOM 4
DSJ 320}a 8. Main, afternoons. ~
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YUNO LOAN-UNLIMITED AMOUNT FOR
Il small loans; no commission; light expense.
SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST CO., .e3 5.
Spring ST.
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LNOR SALE GROCERY, CREAM ERY,
Il fruits, etc. price $500; bargain. MAHONEY
Il MYERS, 4e6 s. Main ST., adjoining postofiice. n
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EoR SALE-CHEAP. a 5-HORSE POWER
- electric motor, in frst-class order. Apply
Royal Bakery, MS S. Spring st. 3-2iif
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CREAsINGER's COLUMN

WANTED-TO PURCHASE.
l have n cash customer for good lot in the
southwest part of the city. In answering give
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VNOR SALE-s3000 CASH BUYS 80 ACRES OF
Il land; all townsite and good as land around il
held at 500 per acre: Is miles from Los Angeles
Enquire at Massachusetts Shoe store, 129 w. First
st. mth, sat, sun
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EXCURSIONS

TUDSON PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EN-
- cursions over true Southern route to Chicago,
via 81. Louis, leave Los Angeles every Wednesday
at 2;SO p. m. Through cars. through managers.
comfort, economy and enjoyable route. Apply to
JUDSON Il co, 81. $. Spring ST., Los Angeles.
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DHIll.IPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
l. excursions via The Rio Grande and Rock Isl
and route, leave Los Angeles every Tuesday, cross
the Sierra Nevadas and pass the entire Rio
Grande scenery by daylight also via Southern
route every Monday. Office, 1888 s. Spring st.
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EOR SALE-oNE 2-ToN SIDEWALK ELE.
= vator a. sacrifice. Inquire at the Herald
business of1ce. l2-tf
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NOR SALE-A BARGAIN TO THE MAN
II that means busness first-class meat mar
ket the best in the city. except none and for sale
by owner, no agent. Address C., box Co. Herald
Office. %
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A BARREL OF MONEY TO LOAN, IN ARGE
"A or small amounts, on long or short time,
real estate. lodging houses, diamonds, pianos and
all other cOllaterals. $. p. CREASlNGER. 247 s.
Broadway. o6
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DERSONAL-RALPlIS BROS. GOLD BAR
J. -four sl.05; city -four. soc; granulated sugar,
10 hs., II; brown sugar. % lbs 81; $ lbs. rolled
wheat or oats, 25c sardlnes, 5 boxes, 25c; toma-
toes, cans, 25c; burs German family soap, .5c;
gallons oil. 95; gasoline, a5; 3 packages morning
meal sc: lard 10 lb can, toe; II lbs. beans, 25c
lbs. rice, 25c. 600 5. Spring ST., cor. sixth. $50
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
TUBERCULOSIS MEAT
Board of Health Says that Under No Cir
CumStanGeS Should 1t Be Eaten.
GERM is NOT DESTROYED BY COOKING
A lengthy Discussion on the Subject
ms Yesterdays. session of The Board
MIX Also Ranserous-,,cmbr
neous Croup-Lecture on Tubercu-
iosis Mt Hunter Woods Hail.

The Board of Health held an import
ant session yesterday. The absorbing
topic OF tuberculosis was discussed by
the guardians OF the city's health
me members present were: DR.. New
Dill I'm the chair), Rr. Mccormick, Dr.
Riddick. DIR. Field and Dr. Chiles; also,
Heauth Officer Shephert and the in
spectors.
An application for the position of In
spector of Diaries was received from
Mr.. j; w. Dozier and filed.
Sanitary Inspector reported on three
cases that had been suspected as con-
tagious-that one of them was MEM
DaneouS Group, one skin eruption and
that the other was scarlet fever, but
That the child was well when ii returned
to the city, having had the disease
while away from Norfolk
me reading of the action of the Board
some weeks ago as to membranous
Group was called for. The resolution.
which was read, said that the disease is
considered the same as dipththeria.
In the matter OF the said case of MEM
branous Group, 1t was decided to issue
warrants against all parties RESPONSE
Die for the house not being placarded
as containing contagion.
An application from DR. r. e. White
for the position OF Inspector of Daries
ana Cattle. was tabled for the present
no such office having yet been created
Several members spoke on the subject
''iS <hSSoClallOll recent
action i'll regard to the position of In
spector of Diaries and Cattle, the feel
ing being that the millSmen had treated
the Board OF Health with an indignity
III attempting 10 take out of the Boards
hands the appointment of such an officer
by going to the Councils with q rec
concentration that those bodies appoint
Dr. White to the position. DIR. Chiles
said he had learned that the milkmen
hau threatened to shut ont from their
daries the inspector that may be ap-
pointed by the Board of Health. and
said that when the milkmen do this the
Board of Health would shut out from
N0rfolk the milk of such dairics
Or. Field offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved. That in the opinion of this
Board, meat from tuberculous cattle is
under no circumstances suitable food
the tuDercle germs when in the spore
state being practically indestructible at
the temperatures usually employed in
cooking. unless used for three successive
days. For the same reason milk from
such cows is also unsuitable for use"
~ discussion followed as to what heat
1t takes to kill tuberculous germs. and
1t resulted in DR.. Chiles moving as n
substitute for the resolution that the
sale of tuberculous meat be prohibited
In Norfolk. because it is deleterious To
health. Adopted.
The Sanitary Inspectors reports for
the past week showed 81 nuisances. of
which 60 have been abated
n nuisance was reported at No. 81
Duncan avenue. Ordered abated.
ON motion, the Board then adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
r.ntest Returns from, Suffolk.

Suffolk. Va. Nov. 3 (SpeciaD Re
turns from nine out OF twelve precincts
in Nansemond received up to | u M
indicate that Bryan will carry the
county by 200. Latest returns are ia
vorable 10 small plurality for Young
who ran ahead of Bryan. but whosa
plurality will not be 50 large owing 10
Mckinley's small vote on account Of
the voters inability to scratch the Pres
idents and Nce-Pr- siden;'s number of
void ballots thrown out was very large
The election passed off without serious
incident
Following axe returns from nine pre-
cincts. two of which are only semi-of-
fetal; Suffolk. Bryan 81: Mckinley, 93:
Young. 344; Wise. ISL; Whaly, 80. Mgr
tle-Bryan. 173: Mckinley. &c; Young,
ia; Wise, 1O1: Whaiey. l. Nilby's Mill
Bryan, 30; Mckinley, Sc; Young. 81;
Wise. lGj. Junction-Bryan, lO9: Nc
kinley, I'll: Young, l04: Wise, 1861 VIVA =
ley. So Yeates-Bryan. Al; Mckinley.
l3; Young, Al: Wise, 40: Whaley. 4
Chuckatuck-Bryan 1O5; Mckinley. CO;
Young. LOG; Wise, 50: Whaley. . Paul's
GRANDCHILDREN. 30; Mckinley. so.
Young. 81; Wise. lG2. Copeland-Isryan,
20; Mckinley, 6S; Young, 107. Wise
County-Somerton-B yam, 80: McKin
ley. so; Young, %: Wise, 81; Whaley.
~ These precincts gave Cleveland l3l
plurality in,1 1892
Meagre returns from Isle of Wigh,
ans indicative of handsome Democratic
majorltiea
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BRAMBLETON.

Twenty-eight Prohibition votes were
cast in the First Precinct of the Fifth
Ward Tuesday.
The attraction at Park Avenue Bap-
list Church tonight will be the oyster
supper and concert givenNin the lecture
mall under the management of the young
ladies' of the church.
On tomorrow night the members Of
Mckendree Epworth League will have a
sociaple and evening with Tennyson
unuer auspices of the Literary Depart
ment of the league.
Mr Willie Walters was able to be out
doors yesterday after an illness Of about
ten weeks at his home, corner Reser-
Voir and Highland avenues
The community will be shocked to
near or the death of Mr.. Robert E.
Bland. of Rose avenue, which occurred
yesterday at los p. m. Mr.. Bland was
an eX-Confederate soldier and died at
the age of 63 years, leaving u wife and
several children to feel their great loss.
His funeral will take place to-day at
II m. from Park Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Interment will be in Elmwood.
Miss Josie Randolph, of Norfolk coun.
~, is on visit to the family Of Mr.. w.
Il. Russell. Sc Maltby avenue
The Kings Daughters will meet this
afternoon at 1880 o'clock at Mrs. Cor
don's, IL Rose avenue
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Y. NJ. &. A. Notes.

Although great excitement has pre-
vailed for the past few days the usual
good attendance has been kept up and
the members of the association have not
tailed to use the many privileges &C
corded them.
Mr.. Alexander Allen, a member of the
Rochester Association. who is on a
wheel trip from Rochester to Jackson
vile, Fla, called in at the association
last night to shake hands and exchange
greetings.
The Tyrolean Troubadours and Mrs.
Il. +. Ransom, prestidigitateur, will ap-
pear at the association tomorrow night
under the direction OF the Athletic Com
mittee. From the present sale of tickets
the outlook points to a good audience.
The entertainment comes highly recon-
mended and all who enjoy good music,
both vocal and instrumental, interpers-
ed with mirth and high class magic,
should not fail to attend this entertain
ment.
The noon meeting to-day will be ad-
dressed by Rev. a. Cane. All are in
vited to attend. Come If you get in late
Meeting begins at 1915.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-05
NANsEMOND.

T'ranklin-Bryan, 2S3; Mckinley. 81;
Young. 2Gl; Wise, 50; Whaley, 49, J. c.
Parker. chairman. says he above is n
Democratic gain of 220.
Suffolk-Bryan, 81; Mckinley. o..
Palmer. 4: lowering. 4; Young. 344: Wise
1874: Whaley, 30.
Suffolk. Nov. 3.-Scven out of twelve
precincts in Nansemond give Bryan sos.
Mckinley. G3S; Young. S54; Wise. 9l0:
Whaley. l0l. County will go for Bryan
and give Wise a small plurality
Sunolk-Bryun. 3l7: Mex inley. 81.
Palmer. 4: lowering, 4. Young, 344:
Wise, 1884: Whaley, 80.
Nansemond county in 1892 gave CIeve-
land. 1919; Harrison. 1,T25: Cleveland's
plurality, a. Tyler, Democrat, $50:
DeZendorf. Republican. 1907; Corrigan.
Republican. 307. Tylers majority,
523
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CHI1TENDEN'S STOCK
Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
trimmings. Notions, Etc.

I hereby give notice that / have
boughtthe Chittenden stock of dry goods
in the store No. 9S Main, street, new
number 230, for one-third It's cost. 1t is
new and complete STOCK. for Chitten-
den has been open but a few weeks
1 bought 1t on speculation and want
my money back Immediately. / have TO
remove the stock from the store within
n month, and l have therefore TO sacri-
fee 1t, which l will do without delay
beginning at once 1T will be sold without
regard to its market value. There will
be no effort made TO get cost for the
goods. They will be sold from the start
at Strengthening prices. Great bargains
may be expected by buyers who come
quickly. b. MILLER