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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-25
NE XIC AN
SHORT ORDER HOUSE
AND
Chile ParIOr,

One Block north of Hardy & Seay's
Drug Store, in Brick Building,
CADDO STREET, ARDMORE, /. T.
The attention of the public is called
to my house, and they are invited to
come and see our counter and pur-
chase our goods, as there is no other
such Healthful Diet for the Human
Race as CHILE AND TAMALEs.
Call and see us. Everything is kept
clean and nice, and our prices are
cheap. Every one treated with cOur-
tesy. Chile 10 cents. TamaleS 10
cents per dozen.
Yours Respectfully,
80 TEODORO NASQUE EZ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-25

eHOts dflO ndu removed MS coat
and vest, tie and collar.
Around his neck was a white
handkerchief tied in several
knots.
II can't stand this drain any
longer, cried Daniels to Mrs.
Crowley. II am afraid / am
taking that accursed fever"
.Grs. Crowley says Daniels
snapped his fingers impatiently
as he spoke.
"Oh, you viii come out all
right" Mrs. Crowley replied.
but before the sentence was
finished, Daniels turned. dir
rected some unintelliRible
words to his wife, who was in
the sick room, and walked into
the drawing room. Three min
utes later a shot was heard,
followed by the falling Of a
heavy body.
The sound Of the revolver
shot and the fall Of the body
Mrs. Daniels screamed "mur-
der" and Immediately swooned
away. Mrs. Crowley and Mrs.
Snodgrass added their cries to
those of the affrighted wife.
John Hixon was walking direct
ly in front of the Daniels resi-
ldence when the shot was fired
and he rushed to the house and
, into the front room from
whence the shot was heard. A
horrible sight met his gaze.
Mr.. Daniels was laying in 4
: pool Of blood on his face anC
, presented n siekning appear
T ance. He was lying in from
T of a table in the south side o.
, the room with his hands anC
! head almost under it. BlooC
| was streaming from a hole i'm
! mediately behind his right eal
: AS Mr.. Hixon pulled the bod!
4 out Of the pool Of blood. the re
e volver with which the terrible
D deed was committed was foun,
: tightly clasped in his right han'
l and one chamber of the gu
: was empty. The police an,
: coroner were at once notifie'
: and after viewing the body ad
z journed until this morning. tn
body was taken in charge b
5 Undertaken Rhoads who en-
:, balmed it.
q IDLE RUMoRs.
= Immediately after the shoot
:, ing all kinds of wild rumoI
: gained currency, but the aboy
: story is substantially eorrec
= One report is to the effect thl
Daniels was a maniac when th
: shot was fired; another, thu
= he had planned the suicide fC
= several days and stood in froI
= of a mirror in his shirt sleeve
II and aimed the fatal shot.
- 1t is almost certain that Nj
- Daniels had absorbed typhI
= germs and was delirious wh'
= he took his own life. Yesterdl
: morning he called at the Bar
h of Indian Territory and, statiI
a that he was sick with feve
- gave the bank officials the ke,
- to his Office and caused the Il
10 lowing notice to be posted
NJ his Office window:
"Notice-Notes given to N
OR Daniels will be found at {
mo- Bank of Indian Territory 1
de collection"
Int Mrs. Daniels, a loval
le, woman, is prostrated with gr
I'm over the awful affair, and (
he sympathy Of all goes out to b
Of Mr.. Daniels and family came
mt Guthrie FIVE years ago fr'
er- Lincoln, Neb. At one time II
ler resided at Montpelier. Vt. D
ngi Daniels was engaged in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-25

Did you know that the ARDMoREITE
is headquarters for fine job printing
The best of stock and unequalled
workmanship.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-25

Il one of the INCEST and best selsctEd,
she Invites the Ladies of ArdmQrn
% call and oee TIE May ne4utlf1l
thinRn she has 20 nGer.
In Wmiama a. &Pennington buileinw
arsf door west ek nom1 A Bonu41N
Drug Store, South side Mnln btfe4A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-25
Well?

To take it where 1t
will be accurately
compounded, and
where no doubt ex-
lists as to the purity
of the ingredients.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06

quaintances. 1t was no ordinary night,
for the regular monthly meeting of the
Select Council would be held. II was
an august and eloquent body. but their
versat ility at debate would soon be
brought into requi:ition. An hour before
the momen,ous time of converting some
of them were vehemen,ly discussing the
pending Issue before their constituents
and right eloquently they did It. There
must be municipal reform. II was an
age of evolution and abomlnable prac-
tices--Ielics of the middle ages-which
must be relesated Into inocuous desue-
tude and superseded by modern ordi-
nances and untainted men-true reform
ers. great principal had been vio-
lated and somebody must suffer. The
faces of the constituency were lighted
with unalloyed Joy as they remarked
what brilliant Aldermen we have"
An hour passed. The municipal pater-
nifty, wise-look!ng and -visaged,
were seated In their auditorium. The
preiiminaries had been electrocuted in
the most approved manner. The grea [
question of the month had been Intro
duced. and spectators leaned back with
mingled awe and admiration In ant!cl-
patton OF discussion which would force
into outrageous ins!gniticance all for
mer debates, and on which depended a
question of lasting vitality. 1t was an
suspicious occasion. The dropping of a
pin would have sounded like q sledge
hammer.
Speak out. gentlemen" demanded
Mayor Granddaughter, this Is very i'm
poTtant matter. and now Is the time for
its final disposition"
unb, oxen silence. Aside from q ner-
vouS sliding about In chairs from which
the few scattering sp.inters were I'm
nedded In pants hosoms. no sound could
be heard. The city ia hers Of Foxhorn
were waiting for something. 1t came.
DR.. Kelly, whose opinions had indispu-
tably shaped the Council proceedings
for years. whose judgment was unim-
peachable and unimpeached, whose logic
was unanswe: able and unanswered.
arose with dignity. In a forclble man-
ner he reviewed the question at issue
and presented logical conclu; ions. which
conclus Ions were. however, diametrical-
~ opposed to some which had been
enunciated on the street by other mem
bers. These facts. gentlemen, are ex-
listing conditions. and this Is what I be-
lieve"
"Me too" echoed fifteen members IN
chorus. ME too" Clipped in the six
teenth, and "Me too" concluded thc
seventeenth. we agree with Dr. Kelly
entirely" There was not a voice In dis
sent
The precedent remained intact. TIL,
unwilling dictator continued to dictate
His voice wa: law. and was undispute,
and unopposed. None dared comb
him. And the Council OF Foxhorn aG
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
BRITTLE AKMOR PLATES.
A Furry Cronted in Newport News
ShIpbuilding Circles.

Newport News. Va. Dec. 5.-(SpeciaD
The news that leaked out yesterday
relative to the defective steel plates,
which were manufactured by the Carne-
gle Steel company for the battelships
kearsarge and Kentucky. caused quite
furry. Although Naval Constructor
j. j. Woodland made special report
to the Navy Department several weeks
ago on the subject, no one here was
aware that many tons of steel plates,
which had passed the Inspector, were
condemned because of insufficient due
tily. 1t is believed that much of the
work already fitted in the hu.l will have
to be removed on this account The
Navy Department has taken no action
SO far as 1t is known here but il Is
presumed that the defective plates will
be thrown on the manufacturers hands.
POLICE COURT.
Doc Jones. a colored lad: whipped for
stealing coal.
Tom Scott colored. larceny; continued
CREOLE SAILS.
The Cromwell Liner Creole, fully
completed, will sail for New York Sun
day morning. The Creole Is nearly, If
not quite, as large as La Grande Ouch
esse. but was constructed in about half
the time required to build the latter.
Rev. w. j. Young. of Norfolk, gave a
practical talk before the Y. Nj. C. A.
last night. Subject, "Money-Who
Makes 1t and Who Gets It."
The telephone lines have been put In
order and the phone service between
Newport News and surrounding cities Is
possible again.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
Damaging IA Reputation.

The reputation. originally good OF
many proprietary articles. Is In some In
stances damaged by that most egregious
Of all business follles. iiamboyant adver-
Using. The public soon become dlsgusted
with an article concerning which state
ments are made with the evident design
OF hoodwink!ng 1t. by reckless claims Of
impossible merits, II has ever been the
aim OF the proprietors of Hostetter' $
Stomach Btters to make the published
reason and proven facts That they have
succeeded In this laudable design Is shown
by the fact that their remedy is not only
popular. but widely respected Expert
nee without the aid OF bombast. has
iemonstrated that 1t Is tonic OF the first
rider. safe and. thorough remedy for
niutary anti-spa smodic and remedy for
!ebility. and capital corrective OF dis
orders OF the stomach, liver and bowels
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06

SWEEPER MAKER, HAS MADE,
LIKELY TO ADVERTISE HIS SWEEP
EES, a CHILD'S SIZE EXACTLY LIKE;
THE HoUSE-KEEpERS KIND. ONLY
SMALLER. STILL LARGE ENOUGH
TO DO EFFECTIVE WORK WE
HAVE LOT OF THESE THEY
HEAD THE LIST OF THE THOUSAND
AND ONE ATTRACTIONS IN THE
TOY. GAME BOOK AND GIFT DE-
PARTMENT HERE AT A NOMINAL
PRICE, ToO.-a5c.
BREAD AND BUTTER PLATES
THESE WITH ATTRACTIVE DECO
RATloNS WE'RE AMONG THE LOT
OF FANCY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
THAT IS-WlIY. EACH. Sc.
CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS
SOME THOUSANDS OF THESE WE'RE
IN THE AUCTION LOT. WE ARE
WlIoLEsALING THEM, AND LONG
BEFORE CHRISTMAS THEY WILL
BE GONE PROBABLY a FEW
DAYS WILL END THIS SELLING
HEY ARE RETAILING BELOW THE
oBBlNG PRICE. WHoLESALING BE-
OW THE IMPORTER'S PRICE.
PRAYER BOOKS. IIYAINALS. CATH
)LICS AND EPISCOPALIANS WILL
IND THESE HERE FROM THE LOW
;ST TO THE FINEST GRADES, ALL
'RICED FROM "A TO u BELOW THE
BOOKSTORES.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
AmougO Our Cotton Wen.

Weather in the cotton belt is warmer
The visible supply of cotton Is 3,Sl7.-
9l9 bales. against 3.75l.4O9 bales last
year. the Increase during the past week
being $4,000 bales. against an increa sc
last year OF corresponding week OF &C.,
800 bales.
The spot market in Liverpool declin
ed 1-32d. The future contract market
closed quiet and steady. 10lH points de-
cline.
The takings Of Northern spinners last
week were 1906 bales, against T4.44l
bales same week last year.
Future contracts In New York advanc-
ed to points, closing quiet and steady.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
S. COATS AT ST.

THREE OR FOUR HUNDRED LA
DIES SHORT COATS. MISSES LONG
COATS. ETC, ALL OF GOOD. AND
MANY OF VERY FINE MATERIAL
ARE ON THE THIRD FLOOR. MARK
ED THUS: $500 ONES, 500: $500 ONES.
$780, $l2.0O ONES, $500 AND $3.50 ONES.
$500. SOME HAVE LARGE SLEEVES
AND NONE ARE FAR AWAY FROM
THE HOUR. BUT NONE ARE THIS
WINTERS COATS. THIS is SAID
THAT NONE MAY COME EXPECT
ING THIS SEASONS COATS AT ONE
FIFTH THEIR PRICE If WE COULD
AFFORD TO GIVE THESE AWAY WE
WOULD DO IT. WE I.S DONE
THE NEXT THING TO IT THOUGH
WE HAVE MADE THE PRICE so
Low THAT YOU CAN GIVE THEM
TO SERVANTS. TO TIE NEEDY WHO
DO NOT CARE so MUCH FOR STYLE
THAT THEY WOULD RATHER
FREEZE IN THEIR THIN CARR
THAN WEAR ACOAT THAT is NOT
DUPLICATE OF THAT OF THE
DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH A
GREAT MANY OF THESE COATS
WENT LAST WEEK. THIS WEE;
WILL END THEM LIKELY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
foft OF NGrfolk Dud pnrtsmoutn
December 4. 1896,
ARRIVALS


Norwegian STR Athalie. wasbberp
Tampa to Stettin, TO VIM. Lamb g. Co
Coaled and sailed.
Br. str. Cayo Blanco Winter, Calves.
ton and Ilavre.. TO VIM. Lamb G. Co
Coaled and sailed
Br str. King David. Ritch. New Or
leans to Rouen, to VIM. Lamb g. Co
Coaled and, sailed
nschrs. NJ A. Randall. =: B. C.
French, -, and Jennie E. RICHTER.
Crossley. to VIM. Lamb & Co. for coal
Schr. Bessie o. Beach, McCabe. Phil
adelphia, with coal. See local.
Schr. y. a. Roe, with bluefsh.
Tug Manistee. North Carolina. light.
Barge Washington, to VIM. Lamb &
Co, for coal.
Tug Asher ]. Hudson, Williams. Bal
timore. with str. Susie Hitch. light
Tug w. +. Taylor. Tatem, Turner's
wharf, with barge l.. &. Anderson.
light.
schr. Edna Pogue, saneH, Philadel-
phia, to Elizabeth City. with coal
CLEARED.
Schr. Elmer Haggett. Pool. St Lucia,
by VIM. Lamb & Co. agents. with coal
SAILED.
Schr. Lydia Roper. Hansen, New York.
with lumber.
Schr. Jennie Huddle, Hansen. New
York. with lumber.
Schr. S. V. w. Simmons. Griffith. Suf-
folk. in tow of tug Sallie
Schr. Lizzie Williams, Williams.
Washington, N. c.
Schr. John 7. IIargraves, Connolly.
Newberne. n. G..
Schr. Mabel and Ruth. Clog. New
berne. n. c.
Tug Croatan. North Carolina, with
three barges in tow.
Portland. Dec. ARRIVED, Br str.
Emma Thoren, New Orleans. via New
port News.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06

January. 7.3i to 7.35; March, $50 to ISL
May, T.6l.
Future contracts in New Orleans i'm
proved 4 points. January. 100.
Receipts at United States ports yes
terday were 1885, bales, against 3s.7G0
bales last year and 47.ll4 bales In 1894.
The total crop in sight Is 4,949.214
bales. against 3.s6O.G00 bales last year.
The leading Southern markets de-
clined Lie.
New Orleans estimated receipts for
Monday are $4,000 TO $4,000 bales. against
1919 bales last year and 1896 bales in
1891.
The Liverpool Cotton Exchange will
be closed on December 25th and 2Gth
and January LIST and 2d-Chr!stmaS
and New Year holidays.
1t is said that Archbishop Temple Is
the first teetotaler who has occupied the
See of Canterbury.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
Ladies' Stylish Coats, SIS.

NEVER IN OUR HISTORY HAVE
WE SOLD LOT OF CLOAKS so
CHEAP. 1T is OF COURSE a MAX
Frs CLEARANCE. BLACK AND MA
Wy COATS. LADIES'. MADE LAST
MONTH-THE LATEST, THE UP-TO-
DATEST STYLE. SHORT,CuRLY BOU-
Gle IN PERSIAN LAMB EFFECT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
w ~ 7 II, II II II 7 u W =,

be presented In very entertaining
manner. No ladies Will be admitted. AT
1880 the subject is, when viii Christ
Come the Second Time?" At 3 p. m.
Monday he will talk about "Wni We
Know Our Loved Ones After Death and
the Resurrection
~ $4,000 SUIT.
Judge Pren;is will convene a special
session Of the Circuit Court Monday. 1t
will be an interesting session. The most
important case is that OF James NJ. Wig
gins vs.. the Suffolk Sawmill company
for $4,000 damages. Able talent will APP
pear for each side. During this term
Judge P:entis is expected 10 deliver his
decision on the Camp Bruce suit, which
was argued and submitted about a
month ago.
REVENUE OFFICER KILLED.
The wires brought word to-day that
Mr.. r.. a. Moiit, an aged citizen of Ash
boTo. \. c., who IS we'll known in Suf-
folk. was killed last night while on a
raid. Mr.. Motif; is n revenue officer. and
1t is supposed that he met death dur
ing battle with moonshiners. The de-
ceased was about iifty-tive vars old He
was former sheriff of Randolph coun-
~.
RETURNED FROM MARYLAND.
Mrs. X. Rowland Moore has returned
from Maryland, where she went 10 at
tend the burial OF her brother in-law. r.
T.. Marshall. who was superintendent
of the Altoona division. Pennsylvania
railroad.
SEERIFFS SALE. THEN MURDER.
George T. Russell got drunk some
month: ago and his head was opened hy
his wife. Mrs. Mary E. Russell. She
was acquitted. Now their personal pro-
perty has been sold by the Sheriffs or
der. Deputy r. e. Norfleet did 1t at
Whaleyville. Yesterday
NORFOLK'S FUTURE.
In speaking of The Virginian's article
on Norfolk's increasing export trade in
Thursdays issue MIR. Wilton. of the
Virginia Manufacturing Company. pre-
dicted for Norfolk great Industrial fu-
ture, saying II was unqucstionably the
natural outlet for Western grain and
other products. He complimented the
enterprise of The Virginian very highly
and declared that the next three years
would mark an era Of unexampled pro-
gress in the history of Norfolk and the
South.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
SEWING STANDS.

LADIES' WORK BASKETS ON
WICKER STANDS. a SPLENDID GIFT
$3.50. 1915. $3.50 AND $500
EUREKA!-THEY HAVE ACTUALLY
MADE y NEW SAVINGS BANK-IRON.
a CLOWN STANDS ON HIS HEAD
AND REVOLVES RAPIDLY. EVERY.
THING DROPS WHEN THE COIN
SLIPS IN THE SLOT. THIS is GREAT.
BOYS. Sac.
CH1LD'S MALLEABLE IRON TRI-
CYCLES WITH LEATHER SADDLE
$50 AND UP.
WOODEN BONES OF VANISHED
| HARDWOOD TEN PINS AND BALLS
loc. 4 BOX AND UP.
CHILD's CHINA TEA SETS, lOc A
BON AND UP.
BOYS WAGONS BEGIN AT soc. END
WITH BUCK BOARDS FOR BIG BOYS
| AT $3.50.
! THIRTEEN SIZES ARE HERE OF
CELLULoID BALLS--lOc. TO 45c
! CHlLD'S CHAIRS OF OAK, Csc OAK
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
BLANKETS.

ONE CASE WHITE COTTON BLANK
ETS, DOUBLE. 1914. GOOD. HEAVY
| WEIGHT, A PAIR, 75c.
ONE CASE SIMILAR TO ABOVE.
BUT HEAVIER AND LARGnR"
FULL SIZED ONES. A PAIR, 500
ONE CASE EACH. GRAY BLANK
ETs. A PAIR. $3.50. $500. SIPS AND 500
ONE CASE HEAVY. ALL WOOL
WHITE, lo-4 BLANKETS. GREAT
BARGAINS. THESE. AND LIKELY TO
BE SOLD OUT VERY FAST, A PAIR
s2.i9
MARK THIS. You BUYERS: New
ER AGAIN IN MANY YEARS WILL
YOU GET SUCH A CHANCE. THREE
CASES WHITE. SOFTEST OF PURE
WOOL. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS
MISSION MADE. GREAT SIZE, 1874.
PINK, LEMON. BLUE AND CARDI-
NAL BORDERS. SO FINE THESE. AS
TO BE FIT FOR GIFTS TO THE RICH
TO PAY MORE WOULD BE WILL
Full WASTE o FMONEY COME
PROMPTLY. THOUGH FOR THESE,
PAIR ARE $500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
CHENILLEPCRTIERESS 1.9s

CHENILLE PORTIEREs. VARIOUS
CHOICE CoLORINGS: REALLY GOOD
QUALITY. sl.S9 A PAIR
THERE ARE THREE HUNDRED
PAIRS OF CHENILLE PORTIERES.
Sl.S UP TO BROMLEY'S FINEST. AS
THE SALE is VERY GREAT. WE SUS-
PECT THE SAVING is ALSO. FEW
GIFTS PERHAPS ARE MORE APPRE-
GATED THAN THOSE WHICH
BRIGHTEN THE HOME.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
SCRAMBLE MONDAY.

WHITE PILLOW SLAMS AND BU-
REAU ,SCARFs TO MATCH. OPEN
WORK APPLIQUE EMBROIDERY IN
WHITE. EXPECT TO GET TWO OR
THREE TIMES YOUR MONEYS
WORTH, BUT COME SOON, FOR
THESE THAT CAME SATURDAY GO
ON SALE TOMORROW FOR THE
FIRST TIME. EACH RICH AND
BEAUTIFUL, SOC.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
BARGAINS FOR MEN.

WHITE AND NATURAL WOOL UN-
DERWEAR, USUAL $3.50 QUALITY.
DOUBLE BREASTED AND BACK. 81 90.
MEMS WHITE UNl.AUNDERED
SHIRTS, PURE LINEN BOSOMS, WAN
SUTTA MUSLIN BODIES. PATENT
Fly AT BACK OF NECK-A NEW AND
MUCH NEEDED IMPROVEMENT.
THESE ARE SOLD ONLY HERE, CON
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
NOTION B R iAlNS.

THE BARGAIN TABLE IN THE NO
TON DEPARTMENT TOMORROW
WILL BEAR. FRUIT. SPECIALLY
PRICED NOTIONS WILL BE ON IT.
u NO MORE NEED BE SAID TO THE
Wise.
ag STERLING SILVER UMBRELLA
MARKS ARE lsc NEW PURSES.
CARD CASES. LEATHER LAP TAB
LETS AND A HOST OF USEFUL
GIFTS ARE AT THE JEwELRY COUN-
: TER-MAfN ENTRANCE.
DRESDEN CHINA CLOCKS-THESE
q CAME IN THE AUCTION LOT. PER
y So--Sa50 ONES. sl.ss. THOSE WELL
WORTH $500 ARE $500.
SILVER KNIVES, 39c.
HURRY FOR THESE. MONDAY
s NIGHT WILL FIND NONE OF THEM
IfEAh. SEVEN DOZEN POCKET
& KNIVES. SOLID SILVER HANDLES
TWO BLADES OF FINE SILVEI
!, STEEL, SHARP AS A RAZOR, MADl
FOR THE FINE JEWELRY TRADE
SOMEBODY FAILED. WE Get THEsl
FROM THE WRECK. TWO-BLADEL
4 ONES MARKED TO WHOLESALE AT
: 800 A DOZEN ARE YOURS FOR 39c
y FoUR-BLADED ONES. WITH JOB
BEERS MARK OF $3.50 A DOZEN ON
THEM. ARE SOC.
DECANTERS, 9ec.
CUT GLASS WATER BOTTLES ON
y MONDAY FOR ONE DAY oNLY-JUST
r + TO MAKE A ST1R-EACH 9sc.
THE DOLL SHOW.
YOU CAN SEE A THOUSAND DOLLS
IF TOu WANT. BIG AND LITTLE
DRESSED AND UNDREssED. KID
BODY OR JOINTED-THEY ARE
HERE FROM A FEW CENTS UP TO
LADY DOLLS AT 1000.
THERE ARE SOME BEAUTIFUL
4 KID BODIED AT 25c
THERE rs A LOT OF CURLY HAIR
Jed sDARLINGS. ABOUT YEARS.
JUDGING FROM THEIR FACE AND
HEIGHT. THAT ARE IRRESISTIBI.E.
THESE ARE A SPECIAL BARGAIN AT
8 b0c- ALL OUR DOLLS WE'RE THIS
SEASON IMPORTED BY US FROM
EUROPE. A LARGE OUTLET MAKES
1T POSSIBLE FOR US TO DO THIS.
WE OURSELVES JOB MANY DOLLS
TO RETAILERS. WHO CANNOT HAN
DIE IN CASE LOTS.
CARPET SWEEPERS. CSC.
LITTLE HoUsEKEEPERs WILL DO
BIG HOUSE KEEPING IN THIS
TOWN. BIssELL. THE CARPET
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
NORFOLK'S FITTTTRE
A Lille ,Crnycsiy.

1t was night. There was an unusual
atmosphere of subdued excitement per-
vading the town of Foxhorn. Knots of
business men gathered on the street
corners and conversed In a low tone.
Other: strolled along with an air Of
nsstery and nodded knowingly at ac-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
GIFTS Fer MEN, 81.

BOOT BLACKING CABINETs-REAI-
Lf a SMALL HARD WOOD STOOL.
WITH COVER OF VELVET CARPET,
WHICH RISES AND REVEALS THE
FOOT REST AND BRUSH RECEPTA-
Giles. WE CANNOT GET THESE
FAST ENoUGH-NEW LOT YESTER-
DAY. THOSE WHO WANT FOR
CHRISTMAS MUST BUY THIS WEEK.
FINE ENOUGH FOR THE PARLOR-
CHEAP ENOUGH FOR THE KITCHEN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06

E E5nMEE1 To THE LEADERS. THE DAY
NOoDe UNION MEMBERS. SOC.
BOYS, CAMEL HAIR SHIRTS AND
4 SovE si isSi 3MMAEtTf uM rs
CAN BE FiTTED 70 THE Hrst CANE FIAT FIAT
GOES WITH EACH-CAN BE PACKED
IN A TRUNK-ARE A CLEVER THINc.
Game. HANDLE AND SILK I'M,
BRELLA FOR $500.
DRESS GOODS.
UNUSUAL ATTRACTION IN LADIES
AND GHiLDREN's CLoAKINGs.
ING DONE AS YOU WILL FIND
WHEN YOU COME
! FOR GIFT, a DRESS LENGTH OF,
SILK OR WOOL IS MOST ACcEPTA-
BILE THE GIVING OF SUBSTAN
TlAL. USEFUL GIFTS HAS BEEN AN
TlC1PATED IN THE DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT: EVEN THE DOLLS
HAVE BEEN THOUGHT OF. FOR
THESE FRIGHT CHINA SILKS IN ALL
EVENING SHADES ARE. A YARD. 25o.
HANDKERC HIEFS.
THE HANDKERCHIEF DEPART.
MENT is READY FOR THE RUSH or
CHRISTMAS. HUNDREDS OF DOZEN
ARE HERE. ON SATURDAY THD
LAST LOT CAME. EXPECT THE BIG
STORE TO GUIDO EVERY OTHER.
EXPECT IT TO DO MORE-oUTDo 1T.
SELF.
SPECIAL SELLING OF MEMS. wO-
MEMS AND C1IILDRENS HANDKER-
CHIEFS BEGINS TOMORROW.
GLOVES.
THE HOLIDAY sToCK-THE LAST
CAME SATURDAY WILL RE READY
MONDAY. YOU WILL FIND EVERY
THING THAT you WANT AND AT
THE PRICE YOU WANT 1T.
TABLE LINENS.
HOLIDAY SALE OF TARLE LINENS
AND NAPKINS BEGINS THIS WEEK.
y SPECIAL LINE OF TABLE LINENS
THE GREATEST VALUE WE HAVE
EVER GIVEN ARE soc. A YARD.
TIE 33c. RED DAMASK IS MARKED
DOWN TO 25c.
RUGS FOR GIFTS.
UNLESS YOU SEE THESE YOU
HAVE NO IDEA HOW CHEAP RUGS
ARE SELLING. SMYRNA RUGS.
FEET LONG, ONLY $3.50: SIX FEET
LONG. s2,S9-PERFECT BEAUTIES,
TOO. MoQUETTE RUGS. NEAR TWO
YARDS LONG. $500 THERE ARE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THEM.
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ROCKERS FOR REAL BIG GIRLS ARE
95c. THESE HAVE PLUSH UPHOLS-
TERED SEATS.
FIN KEEL. HAND MADE YACHTS.
LA NORMA, 75c. VERY LARGE, csc
HERE is a MARVEL-DOLLS DOU-
BILE SWING WITH FRAME WORK
COMPLETE. LOT LIKELY TO LAST
BUT A DAY OR TWO. 22c.
I REAL RANGES THAT YOU CAN
MAKE a FIRE IN. PERFECT IN
EVERY DETAIL. NICKEL PLATED.
REAL JIMMIE JONES RANGES.
WITH A DAIRY LUNCH PRICE ON
THEM THOSE YOU HAVE SEEN AT
SLIGO IN PAST YEARS ARE HERE SOC.
EACH. THEN SOME BIG ENOUGH
TO COOK GIRLS AND BOYS DIN
NERS ON WITH POTS OF PORCE-
, LAIN LINED IRON ARE s27 BE-
TWEEN THESE ARE OTHER PRICES.
WOODY DOGS THAT EVERYBODY
THINKS ARE Csc. BECAUSE THEY
BOUGHT SOMEWHERE LAST YEAR
FOR THAT, ARE HERE, 1oc
PYRAMIDS OF ALPHABET BLOCKS
ARE CHEAPER HERE ALSO. THESE
ARE FOR THE SET. lOc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
SEPARATE SKIRTS, S1.s7.

THESE OF RANDOM FIGURED
FANClES-A STYLISH. IF LOW COST
ShlR KIT NEW FANCY BLACK SKIRTS,
w oRTH $500 ARE BY y TRADE
CHANCE HERE-NOT MANY-SSQo
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06

TEN DOZEN VERY LARGE FINE
WHITE FANCY HEMSTITCHED AND
DRAWN TOWELS WORTH UP TO s1.OO.
SUITABLE FOR SCARFS. ETC, FOR
VERY LARGE-ARE 5Oc.