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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
Among car cotton Men.

Generally clear weather in the cotton,
belt.
%po; cotton in Liverpool declined !.
22l,; ini!dlirg, l-32i.: con.rac: market
a,csed barely steady; PIG po,n.s de
cline
Fr.u;e contract market In New York
declined 10 70 l. points. closing steady
sales. l62,ico Bale; January. 6.Sl 10 6Sa
March. Cos % G.s9; May. T12 10 7lS.
Spo. cotton In New Orleans declined
Lie: future contracts declined - point:
G.5G
New Orleans receipts to-day are ezti-
mated a from 5000 TO 10000 bales
asains. ll,l67 bales, and 1873 bales In
1895
Mobile advanced lie: Savannah de-
cl:ned Lie; other Southern market
without change.
United states port receipts yesterday
we e iG.26S halcs. against 2S.999 bale,
last year. and 1859 bales in 1897
The five leading interior towns have
received 50 far this week o. 500 bales
against 1856 bales last week. and Gi.6it
bales last year Socks have gained
1885 bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
IN wAR,iKE ARRAY
The NorfoiIs Military IInsIfs Bnttlion
Drill Followed by ~ Dance.

The city military had its regular bat
talon drill at Arinory hall last might.
and. as usual. 1t was a pretty and in
Spring event. Three companies of in
fantry of the gallant Fourth were in
line under the command of Lieut.. Col
George w. Taylor. The companies COM
posing the battalion are the Lee Rifles,
Norfolk City Guards, and the Jackson
gone through with in true s5ldierlv
style. and the boys put both their Of
fcers and themselves III high good hu-
NOR by their precision and brave bear
ing.
The galleries were packed with spec
tators. the majority OF whom Were Ia
dies. and before the ,serried ranks Of as
sembled fairness and the flashing bat
teries of bright eyes the boys did full
JUS to themselves.
The Naval Post band was present and
rendered martial airs for the drill, but
immediately after the companies were
dismissed, the inviting strains of inspir-
ing dance music took the place o, the
cadence OF the march. and the floor.
Nhere but moment before had stood
the grim solid ranks of blue. was quick
ly crowded with the gracefully whirlinG
forms of the soldier laddies and their
fair partners. The spectators came
down from the galleries and Joined tho
dancers, and the enjoyment continued
until close upon II o'clock, when Re
treat was played by the band and the
aSSemblage dispersed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
LOCAL BREvITLES.
Minor Matters Gathered from Many
Points I'm the city.

Mr.. Adam Tredwell and bride have
returned to the city.
The pilot boat Relief and revenue cut
ter hamilton are IL port.
Mr.. j. G. Carroll is quite sick at his
residence on Holt street.
if you want n sewing ma chinc buv
thc one advertised in another column.
II IS chance YOU can't afford TO miss.
Rev. DR.. J. X. Hower.on close: his
pas;o:a;e he.e mex; Sunday. and shorty
ate" that will assume charge of his new
field IN Charlotte, y. G.
some Of the k!nsfolk of Hannah
Rraye, colored. killed not long ago In
Boston. have gone To that city 20 inyes-
tiGItc HE cause Of her death
Professor HImi |, OF Illinois. Interna-
"onal Sunday School Field Worker. will
address an undsnOminatinnal SUNDAY
school mass meeting to-nigh; at the
Free mason stree. Eap;is; church.
cCnside! able excitement was caused
on Avon and CRANKY s,rec;s Yesterday
afternoon by runaway o: a horse at
;acheG - carr. The vehicle was emp
y. ana no damage was done
Mr.. V. Hoffman has gone to Holland
on Vi 1t to hi old home and parents.
AIRS. jenni" Morse and Miss Lizzie
Balance. OF Curri.ucii Courthouse. n. C..
"rc visiting Mrs. Deacon, at So Chapel
street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
TO DEvELOPTiGE SPIT.
New Company May Develop the Old
WiiLnn.IlbT Snmki Iinuii

party Of Northern capitalists, con-
sisting of Messrs. William Kelley. sam
uel n. Jarden. John II. Rulings ana
Frank G. Taite, were here Yesterday and
held meeting q: the Atlantic hotel
looking to the formation Of new com
pany for tho DEVELOPMENT ~ Wnlouehbv
spit into cottages ana O her sites. The
present holders. the state Realty COM
pany. Of which Mr.. l.. C. w. Page is
president. Gnd MIR ". J.. Page secretary
and treasurer paid about ISL 900 foy
the property. upon which Cant. VIM. f.
Taylor holds q mort.agc Of $50. 500 1t is
HE purpose of the new company to have
a capital stock of 100000 with which 10
pay of the mortgage and begin the de-
velopmen: of the property. Nh II. l..
Page VIII he IN the new company. but
the PRINCIPAL owners will. 1t is stated.
be the ont-of-town men referred 10
abovc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
Mass Mccting OF .nndnx schno,s.

AS previously announced the mass
meeting IN the interest Of Sunday
schools Will be held this evening a s
O'Clock in the Second Presbyterian
church, Mt which tine an address will
be delivered by Prof II. NJ. Hamill the
field worker OF the International Sun
day School Association OF the United
states and Canada.
Although denomnattonal associations
in cur city are well conducted. YET II is
claimed that great benefit Will be lerv-
cd from an address Of one who has had
extensive experience along he line of
the best Sunday schools methods. as he
has wide reputation as an Elective
Sunday school wor:or
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
AMERICAS GIFT TO CUBA.
An American Misunderstanding 1.cttcr
From Rev. y j. IEnlI 80. H.

Editor Norfolk Nirginau: The great
moral support America Is giving to Gu
ia must DC gratifying to all who arc In
sympathy with the patriots of that dis
nactcd island. But the opportunity has
come for u recognized leader i'm the mill
tary world to offer his services - that
struggling peopfe. We can hardly look
Tor such one To come from Europe or
any OF the old world countries. but
there are those of the United States who
are known the world over as men OF
experience gained OH many Il battlefield
whose names would he IL tower of
strength to the Cuban cause were they
to enter the field in Cuba's behalf
Lafayette came from France and
served u7 i'll the critical days of our
struggle with the mother country. His
name is roVcrcd throughout our whole
land. ana 80 long as this nation cndures,
l.afaycitc viii have the gratitude Of all
our people. The great cause of the col
onists was not regarded with much more
favor BY many of that time than Is that
OF Cuha'S to-day. and the latter Is as
brave struggle MS was the former, and
as deserving OF the greatest sacrifices
and lofticSt hcrusm that in the name of
humanity can be shown il.
The hour has come. the cause Is right
the people are brave. but where shall
we look for the great military leader
who is willing NJ the risk of life 10 leave
home and country and go forth Ia aid
Cuba In her hour of need? Such q man
would link his name with Il cause that
Is as old as human rights, and ms just
az the Throne of the Eternal
Cuba, from u thousand blcettinl;
wounds. calls for the man. We cannot
believe the call will be In vain.
]. J. HALL.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
LowENEiRG toXvEulAmI.r cAE,
Model Made tn Ecs, ;ts r'rncticai,iiiiy
Exhibited Here

The model Of new convertible car.
recently patented by Mr.. Benjamin Low
enberE. OF his city, has arrived ana was
on exhibition a the yards of the New
York. Philadelphia ana Norfolk railway
yesterday. The model was constructet
in order to & We the idea practical
test. 1t will be carried to the Norfolk
City Stree: railroad depot. IN Hunters
vile. and later on Will be civen 4 test
on that cOmpanys tracks. If found prac-
ticable II will greatly economize the eX-
penses OF street car companies in the
matter of rolling equipment. 1t resem-
pies ho;h street car and a steam raj.
way coach. The upper part Of the nova :
Bile panels are of glass. which forms the
windows IN the winter car. It contains
fourteen double seats. seven on each
side Of the car. with m aisle il the
centre. like Il steam railway coach, and
Is quite nice car
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
its i.n,,.n I,.cnri,rr

8ut business is lively. Our Wood ana
Con- Company, Win plenty of teams and
men, are able To fill all orders promptly.
both with WOOD and coal. The manarer.
Nr D. =. Walters is determined that
by strict attention ard personal super
vision the business shall be run on
strictly business principles Two thou
sand and two hundred and forty pounds
OF coal is a ton and l2S cubic feet of
weed IS a cord with Us SO with honest
measures and prompt delivery we ex-
rect and hope to share liberal portion
OF the patronage of our citizens and
friends generally. our family wood at
$500 per cord. sawed. split and delivered
Is moving off lively Large store wood
at 50 per cord We think 1t Is the best
In the city. All grades of coal at rock
bottom prices. Phone 300. or write a
postal to our Wood and Coal Com
pany. corner Henry and Chapel streets.
viii receive prompt attention,
OUR WOOD AND COAL COMPANY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
TOIfELp HAMPTON INSTITUTE
Plans OF fhe Armstrong Association
of New York.

New York, Dec lG.-'rhc Armstrong
Association, which looks after the wei
fare of the Hampton Normal Institute
held lis annual meeting to-day al the
Helen Willard, Mrs w. j. Scheiffcln
Among those present were Rev. Ionn
Hall. George T.. pRcbody, Mrs. Thomas
Sutro. Mrs. Francis c. Barlow. Miss
Helen Willard. Mrs. W. j. Schiencin
Lloyd NJ. X. Garrison and j. G. Phelps
Stokes.
Addresses were delivered by II. B.
Frissel, ID. d. principal Of the Hamp-
ton Institute; X. c. Ogden. president
of the Armstrong Association. of Phila.
delphia. and W. j. Schieifclm. The
burden of the addresses was that owing
TO the fact that there is so great oppo-
sition 20 negroes entering the field OF
skilled labor, the association should
make special efforts during the APP
preaching year 10 provide work for tho
sons of Hampton. and 10 use it's in
fluencc in trying to secure the free adj
mission Of colored men into all fields
of labor.
These officers Were elected for the en-
suing year: President. w. ]. Schiefc-
lin; vice presidents. Mrs. Morris X Jcs-
sup. Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James. Mrs
Almon Goodwin ana Mrs. G. y. Runklc;
corresponding secretary. GEORGE Nc
Aneney; recording secretary. Miss Edith
Brice; treasurer, y. $. Frisscl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
lfTSTI.,iGyIr.iE..

Mr.. Joseph Kleppar, who was stricken
with paralysis some days ago. was
slightly better yes e:tiay. at his home on
Wa h!ng;On avenue.
Miss NJ. Z. Wa.,IsY. Who spcnt some
time with Miss NlGSie Savage. on Cen
trail Avenne. LEFT yesterday .or his new
home in Hampton. where her father
will pre- lch during ,his confidence year.
Justice 4. II. Hawks. vino has been
unable 10 attend 30 bu ines for ONE
time, was reported improving ycs:er-
day.
1t is said that the management Of the
Norfolk street railway has been inform
ed that steps mus; be taken looking 20
the be;termen: OF GRO sings on Cen ral
avenue al street into sections. This
neglect, continued 50 long. is causing
Just indignation on the part Of residents
and property owners.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
IT WILL MEET TO-DAY
The Republican State Committee VIII Be
Gathered Together at Noon.
CURIOUS COnvOCATlOA OF THE CLANS
OF state Chairman Lamb-The Latter
as Endorsrd-Promine Rcpubfi.
cans Arrive-The Tidewater Re-
publican Association Prepare TO
DO Things UP Brown.

The meeting OF the Republican State
committee at noon to-day is expected to
be an interesting and exciting one, and
no one can accurately forctell the re-
suits. Among those who have already
arrived are General James A. Walker,
Congressman from the Ninth District;
MIR. Morgan Treat. of West Point: Mr..
). Brown Allen. of stanton, and MIR.
Barksdale, of Danv.lle.
The Tidewater Republican Association
VIII have layout of ea .ables at their
rooms for the benefit OF the committee
men.
DIDN'T SEND UP HIS CARD.
There arrived in the city last night
Judge Adgar Allan. of Richmond; lon.
S. Brown Allen, of Staunton. and Major
James a. Walker, secretary of the State
committee. a telegram was received
from Judge Edmund Waddil stating
mat he was detained by important bust
ness and would be unable TO attend
Col. John r.. Waddy called at the Al
iantic hotel. where the gentlemen are
stopping. to pay his respects and Col
Lamb also dropped in. but did not send
up his card.
LOOKS CURIOUS.
IF some one did not stir up the local
Lanlbites last night and suggest the
calling of meetings TO endorse the Colo
mel. then indications lie. Certain IL is
mat there was Il sudden and apparently
unpremedita;ed unrisinE of The anti
Bowden cohorts last night. One club
claimed $50 members present. another
20 and third l75. In every case the
actual number present was considerably
less than half OF that claimed.
THIRD WARDERS LOYAL.
The Workingmen's Club of the Third
Ward. First Precinct. met last night
and resolved COD William Lamb as
state Chairman. John l.. Gibbs presided
and 5. Taylor oHiciatcd as secretary.
There was Il large attendance.
WILL STAND RY LAMB.
The Hustler Club No. l. Of the First
Precinct Of the Fourth Ward. met las.
night with George johnson in the chair
and S. w. Williams secretary. There
was large attendance and resolu-
ton was passed commanding Col. Lamb
and advising all present to stand by him
THE EUREKA LARORING CLUB.
The Eureka Labor!ng Club of the Sec
on1 Precinct OF the Third Ward also
held n meeting, a which it was re-
solved that the members endorse Col
Lamb. George w. Gordon presided and
p. e. Smith ofHciated as secretary
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
SIMON CAPps BAILED
He Was Released by Judge HanGkel on
a Bond of $4,000.
MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL DISMISSED
IN the Friddy Dnmnge Casc--Tbe
f"rk rineo and Campany Cnsn
settcd-Acquittod OF the Perry
Robbery-YOunE InrUrmcr wlli
Now he Arrested,

Simon Capps. who shot Church Lewis.
IN SeelinEers Talbot street bar. has
peen bailed. He was taken from the
CITY Jail yesterday and carried before
Judge Allan II. Hanckel. presiding In
the Corporation Court. before whom he
was Dailed in the sum of 81. COS for his
appearance In the Police Court ON the
Z4th instant. Joseph Scelingcr became
surety on his bond.
Daniel Carter. colored. was also tried
IN the Corporation Court FOR snatchlng
81 from colorcd boy named Robert
Nhltehurst. of Princess Anne county.
while the latter was selling his produce
IN Atlantic City Ward ON November III
last. He was given two years in the
pen!tentiary
Cornelius Smith, colored. was tried in
the same court on the charge of burglar
.zinS the residence of Mr.. l.. NJ. Curdts.
In Client on October 18th last. He was
round guilty and given three years in
the penitentiary. The prisoners attor-
ney, w. III. Land. made a motion for Il
new trial.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

The parent of insomnia or wakefuness
Is, in nine cases out OF ten, dyspcptic
stomach. Good digestion gives soi;ad
sleep, Indigestion interferes with IT, The
brain and stomach sympathlze one of
the prominent symptoms OF weak state
OF the grastric organs is disturbance Of
the great nerve entrepoi. the brain Invi-
gorate the stomach and you restore equi-
lrrIum to the great centre. y most re-
liable medicine for the purpose IS Hos
letters stomach Bit;ers. which is far pre-
ferahie to rninSral sedatives ana powerful
time exert Il soporifc influence upon tho
brain. soon cease to act, and invariably
injure the tone of tho stomach The Bit
the operations of that all important or
Eah. and their beneficient Influence IS 70
Elected in sound sleep and n tranquil state
OF the nervous system. y wholesome i'm
petus is likewise given to the action OF
the liver and bowels by Its use.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

On tine 22d of this month Mrs Shipp,
of Portsmouth. will present this musica!
gem OF Gilbert & Sullivan at the Acad-
envy Of Music under the auspices Of the
Pickett Buchanan Camp and the Daugh-
ers of the Confederacy. II will doubt
less bring out large audience. IT Will
be red letter night TO al! who come ont.
for in addition to the musical event
there Will be war tableauX. in which
survivors of the war will appear and
also Confederate sociahle. Ii Will be
a most enjoyable even. and one that Will
present scenes that VIII touch the hearts
of those who now live in these prosper
ing times of peace.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

Judge w. b. Martin, presiding III the
court OF Law and Chanccry. disposed of
the following cases Yesterday:
IN the case OF {. w. Teabult VS. the
fark Place Land company for commits
slons on II sale. "a non-stlit was entered
by counsel for the plaintiff ana the case
thrown out OF court.
y motion for new trial in the case
of Priddy vs. the street railway company
was ovcrruled. The painun recently
sued FOR $4,000 for the loss of q foot
ana verdict was rendered for the com
pany.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
Reiicfin six rIours.

Distressing Kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure
account of Its exceeding prompiness in
relieving pain In the Bladder. kidneys.
saEes in male or female. 1t relieves re-
tention OF water ana pain In passing Il
almost Immediately. II you want quick
RELIEF and cure this Is your remedy. Sold
by Wake & WILLIAMS. druggistg
Toe Water street Norfolk. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
pncc.sfcDnN,cii.

Mr. Charles Ambrose Page. OF Rich
mond. and Mss Ruby Ethel Mcdowell.
OF Richmond. VIII he married q. the
brides home on West G,ace street. in
that city, this afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
Owing to n recent aiilction IN the family
the marriage Will be very quiet one.
No cards were Issued.
The happy man i: not Mr.. Ambrose
Page. the gene.ai assistant secretary OF
the Norfolk Y. VI. c. A.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

There was not large locke: In the
'oi1ce Court yesterday. Justice Tom
lin heard the case against +. H. May
held. SAM Freeman, George Brooks ana
James Brooks, who wee arrested on
suspicion of having robbed The store of
j. c. Perry, in Bramb,eton Ward of
goods valued at 500 y young negro.
who is employed as n messenger by
Perry. made a voluntary statemeE. To
Detective Heppcl, that Mdyiicll had
paid him 10 cents to leave the window
unbarred. that the burglar might en-
ter more easily.
After hearing the evidence Justice
Tomlin decided that the boys state.
ment was not true. and the prisoners
were. therefore. dismissed.
Mir. Perry will probably now prefer
charges against the boy.
OTHER CASES.
Elizabeth Banks and Laura Crowler.
both colored. fighting; fined $3.50 each.
Morris Goslee, unlawful shooting; Dis
missed.
Jesse Duvel, Frank Thomas ANA VIII
lam Faulkner. all tramps, We're order
cd out of the city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
OTHER CASES


w. H. Moore TO l.. w. Spivey. High
land avenue property; cons .dcrat.ol
81 200.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
ELIAS BALL,
100 Main St. New Nc. as2.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
Marine Hospital Service, Cape Charles
QUARANTINE; Custom House, Norfolk. Va.
pecemlnr II, iS96.-Sealed proposals viii
TUESDAY, December ed 1896. 10 make
repairs TO quarantine steamer Koch, for
use OF the Marine HOSPITAL Seryira ar
Cape Charles Quarantine. Schedules and
further Information may be obtained
upon application to the undersigned The.
right IS reserved TO waive !nformalitfess
and to reject any or all proposals. w. i
PETTIS, Passed Assistant Surgeons III y
II. s.. in command OF station, deI5-lt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
DoTlCE!-To ALL WHOM 1T MAY
~ COMCLLlN .--,rnlse nnt. -. ,hai hn:..

tins oay. bought OF Nj. .ohn c. r!.Iom,
Of poul,ry. Fruits and Vcgeta6iss. e,c'
Ir-%iulcs and Book Accounts situate al
the stats Nos ana City Market, i'm
th.s ETY., ana have also this cav an
pointed Mr.. y. f Twiford my agtnt 10
rcuc"c. the business there for me, buying
ana selling for cash only. until Curther
not q, X Il TWiFCpD
Norfolk. Va. Dec. II. 1896 deii.st
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
TO cunEA CoLp IN oSED.r.

Take Laxative Brcmo Quin.ne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il 1t
fails to cure. Zoe. spS-tu, thu, SATIN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

Always in season. Hopkins' Steam ed
Torr'ny tHu'led Corrl. Elegant lun ch
ha Milk. Quart can. 10 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

Ladies' nli pure linen uniaundered
hcmatitched Hnndcrchiers, open work.
hand embroidered. initials amy letter.
Zoe.
Ladies' All Linen II. S. uandker-
chiefs, Sc
Ladies' II. s. IIundkerchicrs, en-
hroidercd corners, &c.
Laidcs' H. s. HandlScrchiofs en-
bro'dcrcd corners. Zoe. value, &c.
Ladies' Embroidered edge, fine IT. S.,
also H. S. and Embroidered Handker-
chiefs. loc
Ladies' Fine Sheer II. S. Linen
liandkorchicfs, fine Swiss cmbroider-
ed. lace edge. lace corners, ETC.. 12lac
Indies fine Linen ii. S. IIandknr-
ch!ers. 25c.
Ladies' fine Linen Embroidered
liandkcrchicfs FOR 25c.. &c, zoe. and Toe
Mems all linen Unlaundcrcd, open
work handmade initial liandkcrchiefs,
heWstitched. FOR l2iac. each.
Mems fine all Linen Grass Beachnd
II. $. liandicrchlcis, 12Gc
Mems fine all linen II. S. nandker-
chiefs for 1sc., .5c., S5e. and sec.
Mons all linen colored border Hand
kerchlerp. l2i4c. ana 25c.
Mems line linen Initial IIandker-
chiefs put mp In half dozens. In neat
box, 25c. ana 500
Mems nnc all silk II. S. IIandker-
chiefs. 25c. &c, 50c,. 7jc. ana SlO0.
Mems silk Initial lIandkIerchicfs.
very fine. soc. and 7Jc.
Mems inc Mochn Gloves, II 81 Glove
special Tor the holidays, S9c.
y complete assortment of Mems
Holiday Gloves.
i.adies' Holiday Gloves.
Chidrcn's Holiday Gloves.
Fine Sterling Silver Novelties.
Ladies' and Cents fine Pocket Books
for the holidays.
Names printed on Card Cases. Pock-
ct Books or Purses in gold or in any
style type. CSC
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

Do .uur eyes purn. or blur? Are Won
troubled with headache2 The proper
glasses. In most cases. will afford relief.
See Dr. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
SIT Exhibition.

There will be an Art Exhibition In
the parlors Of the Norfolk College to-
morrow from p IN. to 10 p. M and on
saturday from 10 a. IN. to 10 p. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

FOR SALE.-I have for sale on easy terms
g good farm at the gro wing town or
Niniol., \ g. on the \. X S Railroad.
Apply - H. S ELEY. Berkeley, Va
ocll-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

FoR &ALt.--Wr! built residence on
v COD s.i.sI. solo for no fault. 100 large
htth ana AL The modern conveniences:
lot z4is%li3. Il SpienG;d oppor,...., tor
any o. ~isn,ng q nice home, with OPP
tioG on two lots ia rear, 10 feet MO on
which can he erected three 60 nice
tenement houses. For terms etc, ap-
l:lN5.tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
eSeeeeeeeeeoceeeeoeoseees
; Miller, Rlloads 81 Co.
Shrewd
Handkerchief
Buying I!

[ housands and thou-
sans of Holiday Hand
kerchiefs were bought
at ridiculous prices with
Our ready cash. It's
merely a repetition of
former purchases. YOU
knew then the difference
between former and
special" prices.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

"Ois s-AI.k..--Ihe ues!raU!e residence lot
{" ItE!ok avenue, lnot vi bermuda ST.,
i!Lht!.E ca AluhOAv'S Lake. Price ana
ltiH!s iensoNan!0. Auply to G. W.
Nuo'age, loSia Bermuda St. auj-if
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

RUBBER BOOTS HALF SOLED AND
hceled with leather: cement patching
and machining; Repairing of al kinds
to zoos and shoes, leather and rubber.
Woih pood and cheap. w. ]. REY-
NOLDS, Festival Hall, Brambleton.
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