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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06
It's YsnnrI, Weather.

Rnt business is lively. Our Wood and
Coal company. with plenty OF teams and
men. are able 10 I'LL ali orders promptly
both with wood and coal The manager
MIR. j. i. Walters. is determined that
by strict attention and personal super
vision the business shall be run on
strictly business principles. Two thous-
and. two hundred and forty pounds of
coal is ton and 12S cubic feet Of wood
Is a cord with US. So with honest
measure and prompt delivery we ex-
pect and hope to share a liberal portion
or the patronage Of our citizens and
friends generally. Our family wood at
s4;oo per cord. sawed. split and deliver
ed, IS moving off lively. Large store
WOOD at $500 per cord. We think It is
the best In the city. All grades of coal
al rock bottom prices. Phone 2g2. or
write postal to Our Wood and Coal
company, corner Henry and Chanel
streets: VIII receive prompt attention.
OUR WOOD AND COAL. COMPANY.
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BRAMBI.ETON.

Trinity M. e. Church-Prenchinc to-
day at the usual hours by the pastor.
Rev. Il. A. Potts. Communion service
WIN be administered In connection with
the morning service. The lIpwortli
League of this church will conduct SER
vice at the city Almshouse at D. IN.
There VIII be communion services Mt
n number OF Fifth Ward churches to-
day.
The official board of McKendree have
adopted the envelope system to meet
an assessments Tor the conference year
IL is expected to work finely
The Busy BIS of Sturgeon will have
their literary and musical entertain
inent at i<irn Hall tomorrow night for
the benefit of their organ fund
Miss Bessie Taylor, of Waterlily. N
C.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. NJ
Nash. on South Marshall ave.
Gilbert Wooden, the famous Southern
elocutionist. will appear at McKcndree
On me night of Dec, 10. Let everybody
remember this attractive event
Mrs DR.. Bennett. of Ashland Vo
VINO was visiting her son at the Mctho-
dist parsonage on Willoughby avenue.
left yesterday for her home.
The Gypsy Queen operctta which was
postponed last Thursday night will be
given on Tuesday night of this week
ut the Kim Hall for the Park avenue
Baptist church.
Thirty five young ladies and children
representing gypsies. Tyroleans and
fairies take part In this beautiful on
eretta. The leading characters will be
MISS Nellie Eckles. as Resale: Miss
Rlth Fulford. as Mother Grunt and
MISS Mamie Williamson. as GYPSY
Queen.
The scenes are very pretty. In the
first part you behold waysIde Eynsv
camp, and In the second a beautifu,
fairy palace. Admission will be 10 and
20 cents.
McKendree NJ. e. Church-Preaching
at II a. m. by Rev. DR.. George w. Car
Yer; at p. m: by the pastor, Rev. r..
II. Bennett. Epworth League at d. IN
Miss Lille Watson will lead
Messrs. Taygart and Wilbur. of Levitt
avenue, are selling flowers very cheap,
Kew j. j. Hall, ID. n. the pastor viii
preach at II a. m. and 7:t5 p. m. to-day
Morning subject. abraham. the Friend
of God" Al night "A Refuge for AM"
Mems meeting at $3.50 p. M: b. Y. p. u.
ut Gas p m.
Mr.. James W, Temple. of North Mo-
cart avenue. returned to his work nj
Lambert's Point last evening. having
been at home seventy-four days on ac-
count of sickness.
Memorial Christian Temple-Preach-
ing to-day at IL n. IN. and 7:3O p. m. by
the pastor. Rev. J. u. Barrett, ID. ID.
The Y. =. S. c. T.. meets at GO n. m,
Oyster shells judiciously put down on
Kelly avenue would greatly improve this
thorouGhfare, which is now worse than
any in Bramhleton. The attention of
the LOCAL Board is directed 10 the mat
ter.
Memorial Christian Tcmple-Sunday
school Mt $40 a. m. Preaching at II
a. IN. and a 7:3o p. IN. by the pastor.
The Y. p. S. c. r. meets at $50 y. IN.
The public Is cordially invited 10 attend
any or all Of these services
The pastor. Rev. r.. H. Martin. viii
preach at SpurGecn Memorial Rrptist
chur~' 'o-dnv ut II n ~ ana 7%n "
m. Sunday school at 9:30 n. m. The
pastor WIZ also preach at Gilmerton in
the afternoon Al 3 o'clock.
IF you want a good pair of glasses scu
DR.. Week. 49, Main street.
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Lecture.

The gifted Gilbert Walden, the ia
nous dialect humorist and fascinating
elocuiionist. will render one OF his many
unique programmes al F,pwOrth NJ. T..
church Tuesday. December Sth. s p. m.
Alike powerful In humor. drama and pa
thos. all who hear him will be sure of 4
pleasant and Profitable evening. The
Atlanta Constitution says: The gifted
Southern clucu;ioni$t carried his large
audience with him al the Y. NJ. c.. y.
Hall His wonderful rendition of the
Bells and his Southern scenes were
perfect. Every one went away enchant-
ed"
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4 Lumber Denl.

CORTLAND. Va. Dec. 5-(speciaD. The
Camp Manufacturing Company, of
Franklin, have closed q deal whereby
they become owners of the entire plant.
standing timber. etc, OF the Old Do
minion Lumber Company. of AIRING
dale, Va. The price paid. we are in
formed. Is $4,000. The deed has not yet
gone on record but the papers are being
drawn by their attorneys. Messrs Prince
& McLemore. This Is the largest SINGLE
deal ever made in the County Of South
amDtOn.
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has been on duty at Newport News.
will soon succeed Lieut.. John 6. Quinby.
y. 5. N. who has been In charge of the
United States photographic Bureau in
this city for several years. Lieut. Quin-
by has received orders to hold himself
in readiness to he detached at any time.
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-Arrcs,citor stcoIinr.

Professor Fox" alias George Cave, a
ledger over the Virginia Dairy Lunch
Room, Commercial Place. and who
claims to be from Baltimore. was ar
rested yesterday morning, on complaint
of ii. Everett Norman, fellow
ledger. who charges him with stealing
a 50 set of dental instruments from his
Moorman's) room Friday night. Cave
was locked up at the station house. He
will have q hearing in the Police Court
tomorrow morning.
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THE REPLY !.

John Progress. Esq, Norfolk. Va. s. IN
Dear sir-In reply to yours Of recent
date will say the demand for the suite
you ordered was so great that they aerss
all sold when your kind order was rs
ceived. ~, r
We however. can furnish YOU very
much better suite for TEN C1c) Doll
LARS MORE and think 1t win please sota
much better.
we are quite sure you VIII find it 81
least 80 l-s per cent. lower than you can
purchase the same quality Suite for ins
your village.
trusting to receive favorable reply.
and to be favored with your patronage,
we remain yours, ETC..
/. HuMnUa / CO..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06

Now this is sample of much correspon-
dence from our city, and we think q, III.
Tie explanation may do some good.
The New York. Baltimore and Other
northern furniture dealer buys his goods
from the same factories as do the Nor-S
ioik concerns. and the fact of the order
coming from Virginia does not cause the
manufacturer to charge more for hIss
wares: but notwithsta ndlng this fact
there are many people who are caught ;bv
iiashy advertisements and In. consequences
the Norfolk dealer Is the sufferer.
We have frequently advertised special
articles In our line at s.i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06

folk. de-1ts
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can be used but once. Use any dictiof.
aIy. Plurals, pronouns. nouns, verbs,
adverbs. prehxes. suftixes. adJectives.
a leg innate word will be allowed. Work
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ISIS. The above rewards are given free
pose Of attracting attention to our ha nd
some woman's magazine. twenty-four
pages. n,nety;six long columns. finely H.
and short stories by the best authors:
price $l.OO per year. 1t Is necessary tor
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and every person send ng the "a cents
and list OF twenty words or more is
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lists should be sent at once, and not
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make your list now. Address JAMES HI
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deG-lt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06

The Baltimore Elks, who attendel
Lodge. No. 81. in this city on Thanks
giving Day. after returning to Balti-
moe. pissed resolutions .thanking Can
tain B!ddle, OF the steamer Atlanta {"
for courtesies shown them en- route
They were delighted with their trip bv
me new line. Captain Biddle Is an ex-
cellent epicure and a most gcriai hos,
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Suits Entered.

Rose Teresa Barnes VS.. Joseph S. w
Barnes, in chancery.
Ella j. Bowman VS.. L. T. Blick Ell
ais. in chancery.
Wesley A.. Tucker VS.. Fred p. Stew
ems, in assumpsit; damages 5000.
S. T. Fulford vs. y. f. Hill, in assump-
sit: damages $500.
Jacob Ebel vs.. Elias Marks, damages
$780,
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a COMING NUPTIAI, EVENT

Mr.. Edwin w. Adams, secretary of the
Central state Savings and Loan As;o.
citation, of Baltimore city, Will be mar
rled In this city on next Tuesday to Miss
Flora Dodson. the charming dlugh,er
of Mr. II. S. Dodson. of Baltimore
They will make their future home on
North Charles street, extended, in Bal.
,imOrp
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06

Gibraltar It is as hard to move as the
mountains. or even the earth itself. A
dinerent arrangement of machines,
however. Will put the great enterprise
on Gods plan Of Northumberland the
fuicrum love the lever. Gospel faith the
power and the human Will the thing to
be moved. Now 1t Will work
TIMOTHY
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New Company unicor.

The following are the officers of ,bo
Norfolk Provision Company. whoIesaie
and retail chartered by the Corporot;nn
Court Thursday: Joseph Hecht Preei.
dent and Treasurer: Louis Westheimer.
y ics rres:aent and Secretary. These
OF Directors. Capital stock from 81 ono
to $1,000. i Si'oUo
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Real Estnte Transfers.

l.. Shildon ct ux to SOphronia ]. Sta
pies, Mozart street property. $500.
j. d. Burrow to A. d. Burrow, Thir-
teenth street property. $3.50
William T. Webb ct. ais. to Russell 3.
and Lucy W. Webb. one-third interest
in Dartmouth street property; cons!d-
GRAFTON, $500.
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VALUABLE BUTTE STREET PROP
ERTy FOR SAFE

l Offer, for sale, upon the most liberal
terms. these three dwelling houses mum
heIed i:S, y. and i21, on the south side OF
brown stone fronts. brick bodies, three
ST res high. built of The very hest mate
Iinl5. and with every modern convenience
There are no more desirable residences
for sale IN the city Possess on given az
or. ,r GpIry 70 ny, attorneys. STARKE
& STARKE, Norfo'' f'ftv. Va or IN NV
SELF DENNIS SIMMONS.
no19--tf Williamson. N. C.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast ana General Conditions For
To-day.
washington. Dec. s.

Washington, Dec. s. 1896.
Virginia.: Fair. but partly
FAIR cloudy; warm southwestetly
winds.
North Carolina: Warmer. fair
weather; southerly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06

The Court Of Law and Chancery was
engaged again yesterday hearing the
0.C60 damage suit Of Mr. l.. u. Priddy
against the Norfolk street railway. The
jury was adjourned ill Monday morn
ing
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HUNTERSNII.lE.

Huntersville NJ. Z. Church. South
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Preaching
at III a m. by Rev. r. W. Webb. 4.
1870 p, m. Rev. j. Powell Garland will
preach.
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FINANCIAL.
"BEFORE AND AFTER"
Copy Of Letter Sent Out ADJUST 29th.

I now know positively that the pools
have decided TO move q certain l,tie of
stocks. /, will not do 10 wait until the
clouds all clear away before making
your investment. BY that tine the move
will viii be over and The insiders viii be
higher price; 4 RllI.L TIDE REG'NS
WHEN THINGS LOOK THE WORST
AND ENDS WHEN THEY LOOK THE
RES T., II ; you propose, to do anything
EI.ECTioN." AND NOT TO WAIT AT
ALL. You will not have such opportu-
mites often as you NOW have"
PAUL was G5. ROCK ISLAND 81 Louis.
VILE -; SUGAR. lo5 and GAS 80
w to g. ROCK ISLAND g., LOUIS
Did you wait until after election" to
buy? If so, are you pleased?
we are not bankers and brokers-jus,
plain Investment agents.
WE CAN TELL YOU WHAT TO DO
NOW.
SEND FOR NEW PAMPHLET FREE.
w T.. FOREST, 50 Broadway ~ Y
Norfolk office: a NJ LLOYD Mgr
Room o. iIaddington Building.
del-tnih.su
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Eyes Examined Frec

superior glasses accurately adjusted
Tor all defects OF vision at moderate
cost. DR.. GEO. D. LEVY,
II CRANKY street.
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SMEN.-Merchants' Trade san n
week: new, quick, good. Light samples
free: side line or exclusive. MFRS,
S94l Market street, Ph.la. noS-su-4t
who will work for 81 per
day. salary or commission paid CLIFF
ocll-su-ly
RELIABLE MAN TO handle agents for
telephone tablet and special les; pays
$1,000 year. Enclose stamp VIC
TORY MFG CO.. Cleveland. o.
del Is. jail, ID
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Corporation Court.

Judge Allan r. Hanckel will convene
the December session of the Corporation
Court tomorrow. The grand jury Will
not meet, however. until the following
day.
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A LETTER.
Messrs. I. Humbug & a. ).

New York N. III &.
eentiemen-Pleass send ma Ar 6sfH
ono Parlor Suit, same as YOU ads eftissd'
N last Sundays "whiris for IS. / am IS IS
large property owner and can throw 4;
great deal OF trade In your way. and srust;
you will do your best. 81 RI
~ Yours. etc, /;
JOHN PROGRESS,
. st4ii''si Norfolk, Va.
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meteorological Dn,a

U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Dec. s.
Inc following observations are record
ed for the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature r.,
minimum temperature .... 20
Norman temperature .. az
departure from normal .minus
departure since Jan. ......plus 2S7
Rainfall since Dec. l..1 IN
Rainfall in "a hours .... q
j. j. GRAY, Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-06

Do Nour eyes burn. or blurp
troubled with headache? The nrGnaa
slasses. IN most cases will afford relief
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FOR SAIE.-T have for sale on easy terms
Eoo5 farm at the growing town Or
Apu,v TO ii. g. ELEY. 3erkley. Va
ocii-tf
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Newest Discovery-Ext. Teeth. M
pain. n. Y. ID. Rooms, Ennis, 1862 Main
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WANTED-I.ive people In every locality
at sl2G1 weekly salary and expenses 10
take orders for Christmas goods: per-
mancrt employment IL right. MANU-
FACTURER p. o. box sos. Boston,
Mass. ocS-2m
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FOR SALE.-Bcycle Support Simple
aLu cheap: readily applied to any ma
chine: ADS in mount ns, also permits
I1$i 10 stop without dsmounting
eSe!y cyri ST Will want one. For full
WILLIAMS, care John Wrdderburn &
Co. patent attorneys. Washing ton. d.
y. deh-lI
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WA NTED.-Rramb!eton shoe work.
Women's shoes hale soled. 3oc.; chill
dren's shoes half suled, 25c.: mems
shoes heeled. 20c.: mems shoes half
eoed. soc. All good work and best
leath :. Mems shoes made TO order,
Cash Only. W. ]. REYNOLDS. Fes-
tiyal Hall uol-tf
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WANTED.

MANUFACTURING cleaned and pressed
by the New Process; Suits from 81 90.
JEROME, az East Man street, Nor
folk. de-lts
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hRrringc Licenses.
Edwin Webster Adams and Flora
Dodson.
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FOX sALE.-Flg--used for scaling pipes,
10 adapted more especially for plumbers
use Tor plugging NJ end of trap Tor pur-
pose of testing Joints OF pipes: simple
Cheap and efficient. Address FREDK
". .. NORTH. care John Wedderburn
q Co, patent attorneys, WushinIton
D. c. d.,It
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THE W0RLDO or SOCIETY
Concluded from second page.>

NConcluded from second page>
city. - VIC
Mr.. d. Benedict, OF New York. who
mas many friends In this city, passed
through here last week. en- route to the
ducking grounds OF North Carolina.
Colonel w. II. Degge. of the War De-
partment. Washington. d. c.. and Mrs.
oesge, are I'm the city visiting Poztmas-
Ter Degge and family. Colonel Degge
IS on his way home fiom hunting eX-
petition In Carolina.
THEIR SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
a party consisting OF MIR. and Mrs.
Charles G.. Elliott, Mr.. James y. Leigh
and Mrs. r. a. Dobie, or Norfolk /:
Mrs Atkinson, OF Baltimore. and Mrs
Hobb. of New York, left Thursday in
inc private car OF President w. G.. Ell
Eott, OF the Atlantic Coast Line for Will
mington, n. c., to attend the silver we'd
ding of President and Mrs. Elliott, which
TOOK place at their home at Live Oak
Point Club. near Wilmington. n. c.,
Friday evening last, and was largely nt
tended by their friends from all over
the country.
Miss Dade, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Mrs. Walton, on Butte street.
LOVELY CARD PARTY.
Miss Louise Du Barry entertained n
number of her friends at cards MONDAY
evening last. 1t was n most charming
little affair. entirely informal and
therefore all the more enjoyable.
Mr.. James Longst,eet. OF Washington
city. son OF General James A. Long
street, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. William II. Taylor has returned
from trip to New York.
FRIDAY NIGHT solREE.
AT Monteno.e Hall last Friday night.
young folks solrec was given and II
was very largely attended by the young
er set.
Mr.. Evcritte St John. vice president
OF the Seaboard Air Line, and Ny. II. N
Higginbotham. Chicago, formerly presI-
dent Worlds Columbian Expo:i tion.
nave returned from pleasant trip to
Atlanta, whittier they went In Mr.. ST
Johns private car.
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WANTED. Women and girls wanted at
beaskel factory OF Dubois d Clute. near
Tor good hands. DUBOIS g. CLUTE.
deI-3t
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ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM in
western part OF city, with use OF bath:
terms moderate. Apply 81 Yarmouth
street. new number. SEQ
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HELP WANTED.

WANIED.-5 neat appearing ladies one
or Two months; salary 81 90 per day Adj
afess h. La BAR, General Delivery,
S-ty- de6-lts
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FOR RENT,

>->~-->~-~~-~~~----~~
FOR RENT.-Furnished rooms, with or
without hoard. also TWO connecting
front rooms. apply l:5 York street NEW
number). de6-lts
FOR RENT-In West Freemason street
rooms. southern exposure, nicely fur
nished: gas, bath and heat IL required
at moderate terms for gentlemen. Ad-
dress #. T T. nolO
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A THOROUGH CANVASSER WANTED
for city or towns. STEDMAN'S LII
BRARY OF AMERICAN LlTERA-
TtRE." 10 West 22d ST., New York.
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FOR SALE.-Carrage Curtain Fastener
A very valuable and useful invention:
simple, cheap. efficient and durable; A
particulars and terms address T. s.
flSEliN, care John Weddriburn & Co.,
Gt,,-lt
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TRAVELLING SALlcSMEN.-s5U 10 $3.50
monthly and expenses: rare induce
enclose stamp. ACME CIGAR CO.
Chicago de5-lt
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FOR SALE Well built residence on
Mood street: sold for 10 fault: 100 large
bath and all The snodetn con U".ns ana
lot Hi2xlI5: splendid opportunity Tor
anyo!'- wishing q nice home. with OBJ
ton on TWO lots In rear. 80 feet XI20 on
which can he erected three 49, nice
tenement houses. For terms. etc, ap-
ply or premises. No. GO Wood street
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FOX SALE.-Thc desirable residence lot
On Ioiiok avenue. foot of Brrinudu ST
fronting on MahoDe's Lake piice and
terms reasonable. Apply 10 C. "
koolaSe, lUSE Bermuda ST. au5-tf
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FOR SALE.

-
f'OR SALE.-BuSgy and harness, lap
robe, storm curtain, WHIP Abby
MODEL STABLES, Plume street.
deG-3t'
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WANTED. SIS to $3.50 a month salary and
expenses paid statesmen for cigars: per-
manent position; experience Unnecessary;
largest. hnest line; elegant holiday Of
Mo. de6-2t SUI we
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WANTED-A flrst-class clothing sales
man. Address D." Virg.n!an office,
this city. None but experienced man
need apply. de5-3t
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FOX SAl,E-NnRon Brake-simple and
Shtap 10 manufacture. when ouce used
VII never ls done without: won silver
nI,dal; VIII stand inves igatiun For
fuli particulars and terms address
kALiL SA" AiA. care John Wedder-
Duth y Co. patent attorneys. Washing
ton. j.. e. dcn-ii
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fOR sAl.E.-Electr'cal Generator Can
De used upon electric cars, steamers,
won siived medal: fortune in il TO
right party. Will pay you 10 investigate
Fur palticuiaTs address t. G.. HENRY
care John " tdderbuTn & Co.. patent
attorneya. Washingtun. d C d,.;.I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LOST.-A poor boy lost $500 on the street.
HIS Christmas money saved from his
small earnings. thief found II lei
him keep II: IL an honest man, return 10
FRANK, care Virgin an. deG-st
MRS GEORGE BERGER has for sale n
fine quality or homemade lard at
Sc. pound. Orders received any day
except Saturday ut 2o6 iuInlin avenue.
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A LOVELY cAnD pARTy.

Mr.. william II. Taylor has re,urne
from trip to New York.
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FRIDAY NIGHT so,pp,

AT MonteNo.e Hall last Friday nigh,
young folks solrec was given and
was very largely attended by the young
er set.
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WAIS IED.M Men 10 sell candy to the retail
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