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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

The big candle in the window at
GundllnE's, on Twelfth street, finally
consumed itself yesterday. II burned
20 days and 10 minutes. c. Blggs, OF
Wheeling, registered the best guess, 20
days, and gets SIS suit OF clothes from
Gundling for his ability In this line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

Mr.. Paris r. Myers, organlst at st.
Mathews church. will receive limited
number Of pupils In the following
branches: Pipe organ. plano-torte. voice
culture, theory, and will receive pp-
pOlntments as visiting choir director
to churches. For terms address as
above tt&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

Andrew Gavin was released yester-
day from the Moundsvllle penltentlRry.
where he had been confined for several
years. His term was not ended, but he
was released on pardon u the COVER
nnPs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

DON'T invite disappointment by ex-
pcrImcntIrg. Depend upon one Minute
Cough Cure md you have immediate re.
-lirE II curoS Group Tho only hnrm-
less remedy TINT produces immediate
results. Logan & Co., Wheeling, w.
Va, u. r. Peabody. Benwood, and
Bowie & Co.. bridgeport. o. G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

AS stated above with EXTRA LARGE SLEEVES here
are choice lots and these too have the right kind of
sleeves in fact all chidrens Refers right shape trim,
peom those at that sell for so Hundreds
here in the Reaymade Department. where will grand lines
Of Ladies Wraps, Wrappers Waists Separate Skirts. etc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

LAST evening a great number OF peo-
pie accepted the invitation OF the
wheeling Bakery 20 visit their model
bread baking establishment. They
crowded into the baking department IN
such numbers as TO interfere with the
duties OF the workmen. All were most
deeply Interested and greatly surprised
10 see how bread lie made In immense
quantities In a modern bakery. the
splendid work OF the machinery, the
perfect arrangement OF the plant. the
care OF the workmen, the perfect clean
illness and nicely OF every thing ohal'
lenged the admiration, and won oompli-
ments from all.
The management OF the bakery y
surprised Mt the eager curiosity with
which the public accepts the Invitation
20 visit the establishment, and the gen.
eral interest they manifest in the manu-
facture Of the staT OF life. He takes
pleasure In renewing the invitation 70
the general public, and VIII be de-
lighted TO explain 10 every man, woman
and child in the city the chemistry OF
making bread, and the process OF man
ufacturlng IL on an extensive scale.
The best time 10 visit the bakery 10
after Z o'clock In the evening. Tonight
the regular Saturday baking VIII be
done. The programme Il always very
heavy which makes Il the most inter
esting nignl OF the entire week. Every
body Is welcome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28
Fx.pRTRsT sIATTRRY
Aud Mrs. sIattsry Talk TO Two Large Au-
diences az EScrtsr Hall.

Aud Mrs. sIAtfsry Talk 10 Two Large Ah-
dienees at REertsr Hall.
At the ESerter hall yesterday after
noon Mrs. slattery had good audience
OF women only 10 hear her lecture. Last
night the ex-priest talked to an audi
enee OF men only which packed the hall
This afternoon Mrs slRttery will de-
liver another lecture to women only on
"The Enforced celibacy OF the Clergy
and its Terrible Effects on the World.
She will describe the rite OF infant bap-
tism. She will appear In her nuns
dress. There will be no lecture this
evening or tomorrow, but on Sunday
Mr.. Slattery will speak on the subject
where Is PurgRtory2 how TO get In and
how 10 get out" and ~ the evening
lecture ne will talk on "Rome's Atu-
tude toward Liberty as Seen In the saw
amman Riots" At both these lectures
he WIN wear his full priests vestments,
No Admission win be charged. but q
silver offering will be taken al the door.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28
NoR RENT.

EoR RENT.
House OF eight rooms. with all modern
lnIprOVctnCntS on EdgIngton'R Lane.
There ID ono aero of ground with all kinds
OF fruit. Five mlnutcN' walk from motor.
This IL one Of the finest suburban places
around our city. Price SIS per month.
fcgs NEsBITT & pEvINE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

Dr. Mllon' Palm plll1 stop Hoadaohe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

on1DpaEws RssyrRs-aEo. NJ SHOOK 8 CO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.


me Board of Health held its rcruln +
meeting yesterday with DIR. Landlord I'm
the chair and the following member,
present: Messrs. Johnston. Davis. Will
hanson and DR.. Vance and the Health
oiiicer, street and Sanitary Inspectors.
The Sanitary Inspectors report for
Two weeks showed So nulsances rcport,
cd, OF which i6 have been abated. New
cases of contagious diseases: Diphtbn,
ria, l; scarlet fever. (.
~ committee was appointed TO con.
Ter with the city Attorney in regard
10 the matter of the collection of fines
imposed under warrants swor out M
the Instance of the Hoard Of Health
me Sanitary Inspector having export,
ed that tlc collection of aid fines can
not be enforced.
Ihc street Inspector was called mon
10 eNpiain the condition Of some of the
o streets, which. Il was laimcd
nnd not been swept for two months.
church. F~enchIrch and Cumberland
streets were reported as not heitlw prt.
perly swept and Inspector Cruiser stated
That he was powcricsS in many in.
stances to have one things thar nir
thought To he within his province to at
tend to. He instanccd the matter OF
paving, saying that he cannot make n
MAJ Il in front Of his house unicss
said owner feels disposed to have the
work done. "
The matter of disinfcction was dis,
cussed ut length and the meeting adj
journcd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
A SAD PARTING.
nut North CuroIinn's Loss is NorroIk.a
GRin.

a special dispatch to the Raleigh
Tvs ew nnu o6serKer of yesterday, from
-cSihEto N. q, says:
Yesterday was the saddest lay In
tle cicSing Year for many msn, women
una children in Lexington and the coun-
W Tor they had to oprt, perhaps for
ever, rom their friend and beloved phy-
sician, DIR. Lee Payne, who left hrrc
Yesterday morning for his future homo,
In Norfolk. Va.
notwithstanding the rain poured
Town mud the weather was cold, scye,
raj hundred of the best citizens of the
town and county went TO the demo,
TO bid farewell to DIR. Payne. his most
estiinnble and lovely wife and family
tully one hundred of those present were
IN tears when the North-bound train
pulled out from our town,
rad II not been for the inclernoncy
of the weather. there would have beer
nt least fifteen hundred people ut thu
depot to bid the doctor and his fnmil '
goou-byc and GCd speed. :
Thus the last OF the Payur family
nave LEFT the county in which they have
iiVed II been prominent for more thar
three generations. DIR. Lee, though
quite young In years, has attained n
hlGher degree of prominence tina any
of his rohlc sires. :
tn North Carolina Medical Assocla.
tioii has lost one of its ablest and mos,
ctiiclent members, the State one OF ite
best citizens and Davidson county n
Christian gentleman and learned physi.
claf of whim ii was justly proud"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
a -lEanason,c present.

y pleasant surprise awaited Mr.. Van
tihurS Iioiman last evening upon his
hrriVal mere from New York. where he
had gone TO spend his Christmas bo,i-
,ia%s. Ills assistants in the Turkish
BARS and the male nurses Of St. Vim
cents Hospital waited upon him in his
f''ams L presented him with a hand
some gold-mounted pipe. ci%Sar-holder
ana match safe. Mr.. j. a. Pickens
made the presentation. 40 witch MIR.
Holman suitably replied. after which n
very pleasant evening was spent. Music
and songs were furnished by the nurses
male quartc;te. assisted by Messrs. Ber-
gin, Davis. Kaiser Jaffery. King, Gort
and WolSkcnS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Those Who Will 0ccnpy the Chairs
the Ensuing Term.

slack Hawk Tribe. No. 81. ]. o. r. NJ.
Joseph NJ. Swinzlon, Sachem; a. j.
Smith. Senior ~Sasamore; n. S. Mclean,
oui:or Sagainore: y. p. Sammons, Pro
phet: X. =. Bayto. Chief OF Records; j.
~: Eutt. Keeper of Wslmpum; Thc,nas
Linton, Keeper of Wiswam. These Of
iicers will be installed next Monday
night.
Virginia Conclave of H~cptaeophs.
or $. w. MA. c. Ward, Archon: j.
M,opasat,~ Chancellor; Augustus Fr!ckc,
Provost: George W. Dean. Probate: c.
+. Mccoy, Financial and Recording
Secretary: J.. l.. Bunting, Treasurer:
w. Il. Digs, Inspector General: e. v,
atwood. Jr.. Herald; Charles Powers.
Warder; Il. NJ. Dudley. Sentinel: {.
r. McCoy William Rawlings. and James
,. Addison, Trustees; J. l.. hunting
and j. w. Spagat, Representatives. to
the Grand Conclavc.
Endowment Rank Knights OF Ply
thias. Section No. d7.--James f.. Scott,
preSident; w: a.. Ship, Vice President:
Ira L. Holt, Secretary.
N2Tfolk Lodge No. ., *. of P.-J S.
IS. Anderson, G. G.; Walter II. Hall.
V. c.; :. ID. Frank, Prelate: w. Z. VII
bern, NJ. OF w; G. y. j. Scott, NJ. of r:
II. ~. Tarrall. NJ. of T.: James l.. VIII
l!ana:, Is. OF Il; ant s.: w. f. William
Copeland. @. c.; NJ. $. Westhcimer,
Representative to the Grand Lodge:
John +. Ashley, j. w. Bassett and
itobert Gatewood. Trustees.
BtTimhles2n Lodge No. sc. *. of p
}. l.. Thompson. i. c.: +. b. Oakley,
G. G.: George G. Erwin. V. c.: J.. k.
~Boyntcn. Prelate: 7. w. Thomas. Nj. Of
w: O.. J. Spann. NJ. of T.: j. G.. Hamp-
shire, NJ. of T.; W. y. Wickhowsc, *.
of K. and s.: William Etheridge, NJ. al
~: y. &. Whitehurst. l.. c.: w. W.
Spann, O. g.: c. II. Spann, Representa-
tive TO the Grand Lodge.
HI3mony Lodge No. 10. |. o. O.. F.
q. w. Elliott, n. g.; T.. s. Runalduc,
V. g.: j. 7. Cross, Recording Secre-
tary: j. l.. Mccoy, Financial Secretary:
X. w. M"reland. Treasurer; Edward
Church. Chaplain: G. j. Holland. j. T..
Mccoy. Il. w. MOrclard, Trustees; WI.
Cason. G. w. Davis, II. l.. Shenhcrd.
School Committee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
4 Nor.ofk r.ndy.. Vorn

Tho Augusta Chronicle OF December
18th devotcs nearly Il column and IA half
TO n celebration OF the Chinese Sunday
school in that city. presided over by
Mrs. y. Smith Irvine. formerly of Nor,
folk, where she has several Relatives.
and friends. In speaking OF Mrs. Irvine
and her lady assistants, the Chronicle
says:
TO Mrs. Irvine ana the good ladies'
associated with her in this work these
occasions are ma less enjoyable than to
their pupils. 1t is the one opportunity
that is furnished to show the progress
in the work To whirh they have devoted
six years of patient Christian rndcavor
"a work in which they have had their
discouraEcmcnts. ana which there have
not been lacking these who believed IL n
fruitlcss and hopeless undertaking. But
already they have had one Of their
pupils to unite with the church. and
they have led most of their pupils to a
knowledge of the story of Christ and his
lov for men. How great shall be the
harvest from his patient and earnest
work Of these devoted Christian women
only h Master in His own good time
shall reveal"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
AM USEME NTS.

LILLIAN RUSSELL TO-NIGHT.-
Lillian Russell is coming to our city
again. after IL lapse OF eight years. Tho
queen of comic opera has never PLACED
south of Louisville since. but this yea,
her managers have decided that tho
South shall claim at Least half Of the
time which she devotcs to her our II
their decision is a wise and good one.
for no other section Of the country APP
rrcciatC3 good music. well rendered.
more than "DiXia Land" and Miss Rus,
sell is said To be the greatest living
singer who devote their attention 10
those works Of n lighter nature. which
are popular with the educated musician.
and the natural lovers of melody alike.
Miss Russell is here tonight only and
she viii make Il production of which il f.
promised that it will be the most mag,
niiiccnt ever seen south of Washington.
They promise (and that is cnouEh) that
the opera Miss Russell will present
Offcnhach's La pcricgole"-will be per-
fcctly cast and sumptiously staged
Miss Russell will appear in the above
opera as the pretty little street must
clan. Her company is n splendid one.
numbering about ninety people, and 1t
contains many artists nearly as clever
in their respective lines as the star her
self.
The prices are: First floor seats. $1.5o
and 50: admission, 81; balcony, seats.
75c. and $l.50: admission. soc.
"FhBID ROMA NI."-Walic Law
renee and Miss Thcrpsc milford. sup.
ported by an excellent company. will be
seen at the Academy of Music next
Monday night in Arden B%encdict's
spectacular mclo-dramas ever written.
Incidental to the performance will III
the famous s~tcrcoptican and Spanish
darceS by Miss Grace Hunter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02

Observe Germans Two Good Rcso-
lntions" in tn-dav's issue Of The Nir-
Sintnn ana make the further resolve to
II only AT home and from Green
zoe and Gon't send away for your
silver. Remember tho trademark OF
Anchor and Lion. specially the letter
which stands for "Gorhain, Greenwood
and "a Good thing"
TO protect the honest dealer the
Atcssrs. Greenwood are using their in
i'tencc to have Il hill enacted making IL
an indictablc offcnsc to offer or sell
silver not being what it is represented
for genuine goods strictly guaranteed
cal on McSs:s. G. +. Greenwood e Bro.
lbs Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02

u:terdnT's baltimore Sun says: The
lirst freight and passenger trains of i;lr
railway arrived yesterday al
over the Norfolk and CAROLYN, ,oirond
WIN which traffic arrangements we've
perfected several weeks ago. The event
was ~signdliHed by the transfer by the
Scuthern OF thirty clerk, and one hun
dfGd iahorcrs from West Point 20 Nsr-
TOTE. Inc centering nj Norfolk of a
large amount OF tho freight tra;lic nj
me southern. now controlling over five
Thousand miles OF railway. means
much for the prosperity and growth of
Norfolk. With this addition 10 its bus
mess n the building of the two great
patiieshiit ~ Newport News, involy-
inE an expenditure by the Government
of ali least $4,000, 600. times viii soon be
very lively in thai, section"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02

IS Milling the niche which ought to be
by them. These are the times
ior serious thought and earnest effort,
Let us, under God. highly resolve this
aay-this hour-to lend the full meas
ure OF our influence for Il vtrtuols
nome and an Industrious household,
ana we Will thereby honor the race
and. "Ho
Last night the Sons OF Freedmen held
thelr exercises at the same church.
winch was again crowded. After pray
er by Rev. j. NJ. Young. the pastor.
nose present sang MY Country. TITS
OF Ihee.' Anthony S. Primer. n PresI.
deht. explained In a few remarks. the
reason for celebrating the day and
blanche Brayc read the ton
proclamation. The Mandolin Club rem
dered several selections ana J.. 70. Mills
reviewed the progress of the colored
man from the days OF slavery to the
present. The orator was Thomas Nor
rls. Jr., vino was attentfvely listened 10
itecitatlons by Emma B. Salycr and
Luiu completed Il programme
which brought forth frequent applause,
me church was handsomely decorate
with flags of the nation. the pillars Inc.
ing wrapped with bunting and the pull
PIT TOPPED off with an arch made OF
1iaSs. 1T was an occasion which did
credit to the colorcd people of Nor
folk. 80
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
IN COURT YESTERDAY
A Holiday Observed by All Except Po-
lice Justice J. J. Burroughs.
A BLANK DAY AROUND THE CITY HALL.
Batch OF Alleged Train Rob.
hers ArrniEned and Turned Over
TO The County Authorities-A Bar.
Der Arrested on IA Chnrgc orObtnin.
ing Goods Under False Prctcnccs.

Yesterday being q national holiday,
there was no business transacted in the
Clerks office or in any of the courts. eX-
cepting the Police Court. hence there
burroughs had u small docket of minor
cases. there being but two cases of
sufficient Importance to especially note.
MORE TRAIN ROBBERS AR
RESTED.
Three more colored men. named Isaac
Smith, John Nimmo and Titus White,
stood before Justice Burroughs in the
Police Court yesterday charged with
being accessories to Alexander Miner
and William Purvis. colorcd, in the
robbery OF the Norfolk and Western
grain car, of 200 bushels of corn. JUS
ticc Burroughs, as is his custom, made
Il sufficient examination into their cases
10 justify him in turning them over to
the county authorities. and did so. All
five cases will be tried before Justice
Hawks 1T noon tomorrow.
A BARBER ARRESTED.
Mr.. G. Olsen, II w~cll-knuwn white bar
Der. former proprietor Of Il barber shop
on Main street near Church. was ar
rested yesterday by Deputy High Con-
stable Manning and taken before JUS
tlce Burroughs on a warrant sworn out
by "a woman named Rosa Macklin,
charging him with obtaining goods
=. "i' II
ohsrn's attorney. Julius II. Saunders,
asked tina the ease be continued unit
tomorrow. in order to subpoena wifi.
nesses, and His Honor granted The mo-
ton. 80
MINOR OFFENSES.
coward Martin. white. nuisance; dis
missed with Size costs.
Isaac Smith. colored. housc-breaI,fng
turned over to county authorities.
J"hn Niinino, colorcd. house-break
ihs' turned over TO county authorities
Hattie Lewis. co!orcd breach of thu
peace; dismissed with SIZE costs.
iilouS White. colorcd. larceny: turn.
ca over TO county authorities.
missed. lis
u. S. Barnes, j.. a. Knoxson. Joshua
itogg. white, fined ST and costs.
james Sexton, white. drunk dismiss.
cd.
Moses Boykins, colored. drunk; fined
81 and costs. 1919
Annie Moore, colorcd. drunk; dismiss.
ed with SIZE costs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02

Last night was u lively one at the
skating rink. at Srmory Hall. 4 large
crowd was present and many skaters on
the floor. The o%nc-niiic race on skates
was won by Len Matthews in three
minutes and ~forty-iivc seconds, Ollie
White coming out victorious in the
potato race. a novel feature. Another
lauEhable feature was a pickle eatinE
contest. III which the skaters. with ;hcil
hands tied behind them. e~ndcavorcd 10
bite OF the ends. In this contest w. III.
Shredder came out victor. Next We'd
nesday night n masked carnival will be
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
Hitler, Rhodes IL Goa New 0cpnrt
ncut House,

IL is gratifying to that the
stores formerly occupied by Mcssrs.
watt, ettew & Clay. in the Lowenberg
building, Main street. have been leased
ny Messrr; Miller. Rhodes & Co. VIII
are conductS13 large department
Messrs. Miller & Rhodes have. hnen in
Norfolk, thoroughly examined the sit
nation and impressed with the belief
ma there Is q bright fr.'irc for Nor
ioik, decided to establish business hcrc
cohi'nent that they YOU make no
mistake. "o
The people of Norfolk Will welcome
them. and take their coming as n bright
omen OF other lines OF business that
VIII eek our city. 800
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
W Ea'TIsh;,s ls Er'olr'H,.
Eorccn.tl To-day.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 1.
" For Virginia: Fair; warm
FAIR er; southerly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair
= and warmer; southerly windis
There has been "a sudden
and sharp rise in pressure in the north
west.
Higher temperature prevails in the
lake regions, the central valleys. the
Mountain region.
A cold wave hals developed / in the
Northwest and will advance eastward
to h Mississippi tomorrow and south
ward to Kansa and Missouri.
Fair weather is Indicated through
out the East and South, and partly
cloudy weather in the Northwest with
scattered snowfalls.
The temperature will rise in the AT
lanttc coast districts and the lower
lake regions. 1t will continue to rise
in the States bordering the Gulf dur
Ing most OF the day, followed by,a sud
den fall In the West Gulf States ct
night. LEVER temperature Is indicnted
in The Upper Mississippi Valley and the
Il k regions and districts to the west
ward.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
Southern Rnnway Company.

Five hunder and lightweight bales of
cotton were reported to the Cotton FIX
change yesterday by the Southern Rail.
way Company, T.. II. Lamb. Esq, agent.
This is the first receipt OF cotton by
this extensive runk line for Norfolk.
Only cotton for and via Baltimore will
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
To.noy and ro.yorrou.

Banquet Lamps, Brass and ONYX
Tables. Lace curtains. chenille p6r-
there's. &c. at prices advertised in last
Sundays Yirginian. Big bargains. See
them. WRIGHT'S,
19G Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
Meteorological Dnta.
U. S. Department of Agricul

U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau. Norfolk, Jan. 1.
Local meteorological data for the "a
hours ending 8 p. IN. last night:
Maximum temperature ............ "A
minimum temperature .............. 80
normal temperature deduccd from
"a years observations ........... 40
Departure from normal. ......... -
Departure since Jan. t........... =
Rainfall for "a G
Rainfall since Jan.
j. j. GRAY Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02

Our novelties in cut glass. silver
mounted. are all new and low in price.
CHAPMAN & Jakeman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
Burruss. Son & Co.,
KHRS

Commercial ana otner business paper
discounted.
and sold.
sVited.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
moderate.
SaIDtaw bills OF Exchange and make cablo
transfers TO Europe.
g&Iettcrs of credit Issued 20 princlpal cities
OF the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
PORT CALENDAR.

IL rises, tbs u. M; sun sets, . d..
M; high water, 9:5S q. m. and 1928 D..
m; low water, 1888 a. m. and 4:2S
p. IN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02

You can find what you want for n
Christmas gift at the corner lain and
Bank streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
The question.

ITO sec, or not 10 See-That Is the
question" DR.. Week can answer Il.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
E,,IoY Christmas.

If you you'd enjoy Christmas sights,
DR.. Weeks specks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02

We have sterling silver novelties
for 25c. and soc. each. Cheap presents.
Chapman & Jakeman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02

Messrs. Horace S. Peed and James
M. Jordan AVE formed a co-partner-
ship under the firm name OF +. NJ. Pecd
IA Son, to conduct the ship ~chandlcry
and ship supply business at Water
and Roanoke avenue
Gctober LIST. 1904. eeS0-su. tu.7
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-02
NOTICE.

Once OF
Notwithstanding Chemical Company,
liiyilnoid, Va, Dee. y. lS.il
TIE Eoard of Directors have this day
declared Il dividend o: 2 per cent. uwu
per cent? oil tie preferred stock Of tho
company for the quarter ending Dnccm-
Der II. 1888, payable on or after January
Il. 1895; to all stock holders OF record OF
December 81. lSt5.
ic3i-lw JAS. q. TINSIEY. Treasurer.