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IN THE POLICE couRr.
Boston Fined $40 for Hitting Thos.
watkins With Fsrass Knucks.

A rather interesting case was that Of
Alonzo Bo:.on and Thos. Watkins Tht
two had indulged .heir propensities TO-
fighting the ether with the result tina
both were pretty badly done up. es
pecially Watkins. who had a deep gasl
across his eye inflicted by brass knuck
les. Justice Tomlin fined Bo:ton slC
and costs and Watkins s. and costs.
The case against the former for assault
ing ". B. Arlington was di:mis;sed
satisfaction having been acknowledged.
upon the paymen: of costs.
CASE OF MR.. IRWIN.
The case of Mr.. W. r. Irwin. charged
with asssaulting William Collins, a
colored man. with stick, was con-
tinued 10 Tuei:day. oath Instant. bond
being furnished IN the sum of $50. Mr..
Irwin says It WAS a case of self defense.
WANTS TO PROVE AN ALIBI.
Felix Bell. colored. an old Police
Court habf;ue. who has been sentenced
TO several terms in jail fo- stealing. was
arraigned on the charge OF stealing a
pistol from John Griffin. His Honor
fret gave him three months, but upon
Felix repre- sentlng that he could p.ove
an alibi. continued the case one day
more to give him chance.
MINOR POLICE cot RT CASES.
John Robinson, colo:ed. assault on c.
Camp, Continued to 81; bond s25.
Edmond Shor.. white assault: contin-
ued on day: bond $50
William Reddick. white. begging; 81
and costs. Edward Hayes. white. beg
glng oh the .stree; and abusive Ian
guage; fined Sc and cos;s.
Charlie Gentle and Joe Santone
arH
Richard Blunt. colored. suspicious OF
stealing; con.;nued to 21-;.
A. Wilroy, eolored, breach of the
peace; fined $40 and costs.
Sophia Shears. colored. assault on
Flora Jackson; dismissed.
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The BALANCE 0FPoMER
The popgIists Profess TO Be Abs to
Elect Either Of the Candidates.
WHAT ARE GOV. 0'EEaaALls NEWS?
He stiIi Refuses TO comnlis Himself
Regarding His Attitude Towards
the Somi..ses or the Nafloaai Deal.
ocratic Consentioa-Pslitie Ges.
sfp and New.y Paragraphs.

Richmond. Va, July 16.-(SpeciaD-
About Atty of the Virginia Populists will
attend the National Convention In ST.
Louis next week. Some who will go
are Messrs ]. Haskins Hobson. Mann
Page, James G.. Field, Z. r. Cooke and
]. Bradley Beverley. I talked to-day
with one Of the leading Popuiists. He
said the Virginia members Of his party
were not in favor of endorsing Bryan.
except on certain conditions. When
asked what those conditions were ne
replied that Bryan could be elected
onlyIby Populist votes and In the event
of success the Populists were not will
Democrats as deserving Of reward.
Some comment has been made upon
the fact that Governor O'Ferrall has
not expressed himself In favor OF the
ticket nominated at Chicago. and some
OF the Democrats who refuse to support
the nominees are encouraged to hope
that the Governor is with them. There
Is hardly any doubt that Governor
the ticket. Some time before the con-
vention was held he said that while he
could not endorse free silver he would
support the ticket and work for Its
election. sI
The free silver leaders IN girginla
nope 10 ger CanaaSase ha % rya ~ siaAg Ths
,mnnd so ona 10 % q, y St.nnton and the third at :
% |nchh,,re mr. Roanole Thev ,ro,,id he
r,orsta,. Observation-Disclosures with chean ex-s
n,,rsions over all railroads. Air BRYAN
at Sh,caeo promised Senator Daniel to
sneak In Richmond early In September.
The Republicans have rot made up
gr. IS in the Tai,d district. Hon. L. l.
Lewis, ex-pres.dent Of the Court of Ap-
peals, would make the best run, but the
machine" Republicans do not favor
him. Col. W. F. Wlckham, also, ts
the distric. Uudgs WaddlIl and Mr Ed
gar Allan are both talked OF for tbs
No, steps have been Spken
to call asconyent.on.
~ ifs
bali catcher. has teturped to. Richmond
and win probably play with the local
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Richmond Ben, Ronnoke.

Richmond. Va. July l6.-Richmond de-
feated Roanoke to-day in beautifully
played game, full of nice work and ex-
c.t!ng moments During the contest a
decision render,d d by MoDermott so an
gered Dr. r. Fuller Gasktns. we'll
known baseball crank. tina; that gentle
man left The grand stand and went upor
the field to argue the point with th=
boss OF the yatd-McDe,mc:t-whc
tried to pu, the Doctor elf. and but for
timely interference on the par; of the
police there might have been trouble.
Score:
Roanoke. :. :. ......o o o o 9 90 p
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man John P. O'Niel and other promi-
nent men met Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Bland
at the train, where the crowd had gath
cred.
In his speech here Mr.. Bryan said:
II have just been thinking where could
find in all the country combination
Of circumstances which would make a
speech so pleasant as in a city named
after the greatest Democrat that ever
lived. and in the Congressional district
of one of the greatest leaders the
Democratic party has ever known
Richard p Bland. Cheers.) And pre-
sided over by one Of the greatest fight
ers. Governor Stone. and to leave moth
ing undone they have just elected, as
Mayor of the town. a man named Silver.
daughter and cheers.) Thomas Jefier-
SON. Dick Bland, Bill Stone and Mayor
Silver? I'm at home here"
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q Cnri,tinn Endemvor Rally.

AT Freemason Street Church of Christ
Disciples) tonight at o'clock there
will be a Christian Endeavor rally or
echoes of the great International Con-
.yentian of sc, which has just closed
ptzzrsiyins IAN City, at which DR.. u ~
Tyief. OF Cleveland. o.. trtstee OF Ing
United Society of Christian Endeayofs
will speak. All Christian EndeaTorerq
and the public generally are invited 70
come out and hear what great things
the Lord is doing through this great.
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cnorred WIN Cruelty 10 a Child.

The Society for the Prevention or
Cruelty to Animals had case In the
Police Court yesterday against Mr.. Ed
mond Short, residing al. No. ITO Brown
avenue. charged WI cruelty whipping
his little 4-year-old daughter Elva. JUS
tice Tomlin, at the request of the prose
cution. continued the o:tze one day, phe
accused furnishing bond IN the sum OF
$50, with his wife as surety. The ccm-
plainant in the warrant Is Mr.. D.. Y.
Do1ior
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silver and Gold,

OF silver and gold have they much
and much else on the jewelry lines have
the Messrs. Greenwood to offer the pub
lie at special midsummer prices. BY in
terviewing THE Casket" you find how
close the Messrs. Greenwood have to
buy to offer such close figures. In many
cases lower than some dealers have to
pay for them for net cash. Sterling sill
yer and sterling quality watches. dia-
monds and jewelry sold at down prices
for silver or gold coin or greenbacks.
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specini notice 10 Truckers.

Office NJ. & NJ. Transportation Co.,
NorfoIL Va .July 16, 1856.
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niseaxereaI nj in rir,e.

About o'clock last night the jani.or:
of the new City Market while cleaning
up the building, detected The smell OF.
something burning and upon .nvesttga-
ting discovered the floor Of the City Ea-s
gineeer's Office 10 be on fire. evidently
originating from lighted match or
cigar .etump thrown lr-o the rubbish
upon the floor. He cent for Chief
Ryan. of the fi,e department. who came
around and extingusshed the incipient
blaze before It had done much damage.
No alarm was turned in II the janitor
had been a little la.er a very serious
might have occurred.
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cal,eee omcers Elccled.

The following are the officers OF NOT,
folk College for Young Ladies elected
for the ensuing yeag; J. L. Roper. pres
Sdent: f. T. Powell. vice-president: L..
NAY Kilby. secretary and treasurer; n.
& T. Davis, 8. Q. Collins, L. Sheldon.
R S. Dodson. Fred Greenwood. George
W. Dey, E T. Powell. A. D. Blake. y;
a. Hume, ]. w. Hunter. B. T: LoyaH
and Rev. Robert Gatewood. directors.
The college will be continued under tne
same management as that Of last year.
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Renairs Carnp,c.e.l.

The steamer Alabama, of the Old Bay.
Line. was docked at the Columbian Iron
Works yesterday. On the trip from
Norfolk Tuesday night she struck an
.ohstruction which broke one &of the
blades of her propeller and DELAYED her
arrival in Baltimore. A new blade was
sniaeed on the wheel and the steamer,
MeTs out hast nigh ltimore Sun
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PLATFORM AxD CANDIDATES
or the Democratic Convention En-.
dorsed by the John s. Barbour slnb.

On Tuesday evening. meeting of the
John S.-Barbour Club was called by
President Marshall Ior the vrrposeIei
tionai Democratic Convention held at
Chicago last week. In spite of the heat
a large number of the members were
present. and after short. but eloquent
speech by one of their number. by
rising and unanimous vote, endorsed the
Chicago platform and the nominee on
the Democratic ticket for President and
Hon. William j. Bryan
and Arthur Sewall.
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real Estntc rrnnsfers.

William 4. Payne to Bennett NJ. Sim
mons, a lot with :mp. .ovements on the
east side of Gibbs avenue. Bramole-
ton Ward: 81. 500.
The Client Company to ]. P. Andre
Mottu. three lots on Mombray Arch.
Ghen., with certain rights to the City
Gas Light Company. s9,36O.
Andrew E. Chamberlin, trustee. ct al.
TO Charles H. Diggs. their interest in
the property Nos. A and 81 Nicholson
street. 81, 80.
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Summary: EARNED Runs-Norfoik.l lO;
Petersburg, 9. Two-base Hits-Ramp.
a. McFarlan. 2; Bradley. .. Three-base
Hit-Gllroy. Home iRuns-Stephenson.
9. Passed Balls--Gilroy. 2; Vetter !:
Base on BalIs-Off Pfanmiller. 2: off
Hallman, I. Hit by Pitched Ball-Scott.
Struck Out-By Pfanmiller. 5; by Hall
man, 3. Left on Bases-NoTfolk. .; Pc
tersburg. 6. Double 'Plays-Lamont and
Davis; Dundon, Breen and Kelly. Sac.
rifice Hits-Cleve and Davis. Stolen
Bases-Cl We. C. McFarlan. Gilroy. 2;
Davis, 9: Lamont. Armstrong. Dundon
Kelly, q Bradley. .; Stephenson. Reed,
Mailman. Tme-o:20. Ump:re-Mace.
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COrreSpOndingIy low ratts 70 tIIe II"
tire South, Southwest and Southeast.
No interruption in our superb train ser
E. ST. JOHN.
Vice-President and General Manager.
V. L. A'BEE.
General Superintendent.
H. W. B. GLOVER,
Traffic Manager.
T. J. ANDERSON,
General Passenger Agent.
General Offices Portsmouth, Va.
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b hEwARD-Lost on the road between
q Ocean View and Norfolk Ferry Satur-
Il day afternoon. n pair OF CUFFS with
3cameo cuff buttons. Five dollars will be
! paid for their return TO T.. NJ. TILLEY.
i 242 Water street. Norfolk. je2l-U
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The weather. unsif lates Yesterday II
te.noon. was excessively w!iEyn, the :
mercury between 3 and S q. m. going up
to 9e degrees in the shade. The thun-s
de. storm that came at naghdah was =
: sro,,ch wanted blessing and had very
1efresfIing effect Among the electrical
,as,,sle reported was %ah rather unusual
dtaniay at the Custom House. where
fhe fluid played strange freaks on tne 6
,-,ndow bars, but did no damage
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5E,sr,;;sI,sue. J, 4 Ifzt.isi srs

Mis-, Mathews and Mrs. HaileF tsse
.wo ladies arrested Wednesday f2r Ts--s
..sisang Deputy United STATES taIssial b !
cross in llis sattefnpt TO libel their ikslte
yacir. the Herald. = wsrs discharged
after having arranged TO settle ehs
fet.... thstr attorney. Dir. Shelton. naS-s
:ng secured the ds:missai OF me war war
-ant against them. -
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FOR HIRE--Two Double Drum Double
Cylinder Mundy Hosting Engines ans
Boilers. Apply to JUSTIN MCCARTHY
Building. je20-tt =
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Notice..

1 beg to state to my friends and Gus
toners. that / am now ready to receive
Lace Curtains TO be cleaned. Please LET
me know and shall have same called
for, so as to have them ready for the
FaJl H. WERTHEIMER.
with the. Fass Furniture and Carpet
Co, l95 Church street. 1yl4-lw
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Church str n e X Z & = w
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r. H. WRIGHT. Agent.
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a slow Game.

LyncaDurg. July ia rather slow
game was won by Lynichburg in the
ninth inning. Evans and Mcfarland
pitched good ball except in tae first inn
ing Evans was wild. and In the sixth Nc
Farland was hit hard. Sco:s:
Lynchburg. :. ,.,....4 4 0 o 20 0 Is
Portsmouth. ..-,,..0 90 0 0 ) o . 0-5
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Na,ionnI I.engue Gn,ne.

At P!ttsburg: R. n. E.
Phila'phia 20 o 0 go @ 22-5 IL 8
Pittsburg Il 0 0 o 020-3 8
Batteries; Gumbert and Grady; Hii-
len and Sugden,
AT Cincinnati: f. H>
Cincinnati Il 20 201 - 10 y
Baltimore 20 0 0 0 o 0 O. 70
Batteries: Dwyer and Peitz: McMf-
hon and Clark.
At Chicago: X. II. =;
Chicago 10 osol3o5 5.-17 IL 3
Washington 001311o 02-S u
Batteries: Terry and Donahue; kins'
and Mcclure.
At Cleveland: r. y. n,
Cleveland ..,o1O1a05 0'-T 10 9
Boston .......1 90 oo00 O0-1 9
At St Louis: p. H y.
st. Louis .0oo0O.0ol0-1 8
Brooklyn ..,.l 0soa0 % 1s
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special SaIc Mosquito Canopies ut
Wrirht,s. l0G MaEn Street,

Greater reduction in prices. Having
sold all but the three largest sizes. we
offer them at sl.+9 for the 80 by yards;
81. rs for the 100 by 10 yards Not many
left and these prices will clear them up
quick. CO..
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Rates Reduced to All Southern Points
vim Seaboerd Air Lime.

Effective July 18th. 1886. the Seaboard
Ar Line begs 10 announce the inaugura.
ton of a new and greatly reduced Tariff
of Passenger Rates, for First-ciass Tick
cts. These Rates will remain IN eifect
mill further notice, and the tickets are
good on ali trains of Ithe Seaboard Air
Line. including the Famous Atlanta
Snecial'' and the IS. A. l.. Express"
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raneraI os Mrs. ra1ar.

The funeral of Mrs. Annie Cazar took
place Yesterday morning at IL O'Clock
from her late residence. No. 32l East
Main street. and was conducted by Rev.
!. p. wales. Of Christ Episcopal Church
The interment was in Elmwood Gene
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aa,e Arrests.

Berte World, colored charged with
stealing clothing from Mrs. Aston. on
virginia street-Officer Swinson.
Walter Butt, colored. arrested by II
zen A. Poole. who charges him With
stealing an umbrella.
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early Friday morning, cledt M
by. noon; northerly winds. be
coming variable.
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VOL. LII, NO. 40.
WEATHER REPORT.
!.s,s, nna GENERA, Conditions For
TO.tIny.

foah Washington, July l6:-Fore-
cast for Virginia: showers
{'ssAN early Friday morning. clearing
-- by. noon; northerly winds. De-
y coming variable.
For North Carolina: Spowers fr.uas'
probably fair Saturday; northe:iy winds; as
Rain has falieE in the Middle ana
son,h Atla ntic States. the Ohio. the mid
lie mississippi and lower Missouri val
&ys. ,...,, =,
The temperature has risen slightly IN
he northwest and upper lake region anu
Ras generally fallen elsewhere.
3The following maximum temperatures
saye been reported: Ninety degre al
New Orleans and Montgomery; " de,
krees al Yicksburg and jacksonville ana
& degre az Savannah.
} Showers may be expected in the Soute
Ailantic and East Gulf States and gen
sraNy fair elsewhere. Slowly rising tenn,
Lerature. is indicated in the middle and
5pper Mississippi and lower M!ssouT
ialieyS
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BLAND AND BRYAN.
The Two Leaders Meet and Exchn"e"
Hearty Greetings.

Jefferson City, Mo-, July 1s.-More
than thousand people were
assembled about the railroad statloi
when Mr.. Bryan arrived here. Gov
ernor stone, Mayor Silver, eS-Consress-
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PORT CALENDAR.

Sun r..ses. Ass a. m; sets. 7:24 p. m
Iish water, Al a. m. and 2:l9 a. m;
5w water, 1855 a. m. and S:4i u. m.
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SuHolk Defeated.

Newport News. Va. July 16.-(SpeciaD
The locals won from the Suffolks this
afternoon in the seventh inning, when,
wild, throw was directly responsible for
three runs. The contest until that time
was sharp and full of ginger. The game
was called at the end of the eighth in
ming on account of rain. The umpire
was badly off on balls and strikes.
Score:
R.H.E.
Newport News IL OOOl3O-5 c 8
Suffolk ..l 0 0 0 0 I-2
Batteries: Enright and Osborne;
White and Eeefer
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1t having come to my notice shat ru,
NOR Is In circulation that the Merchants
and Miners Transportation Company
are demanding prepayment on all perish
able stuff going to Boston and Provi-
dencs. desire to state the party or par
ties circulating this report are stating
that which Is false Any perishable
stuff delivered US by the farmers Of tails
section OF the country Will be forwarded
as h.retofore.
r. H. WRIGHT. Agent.
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Kt In "a Fact

that Hoods SarsaparilIa, The One True
Blood Purifier, has proved, over and over
again. that it has power to cure. even
when other medicines fail to do any good.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable ana
do not purge. pain or gripe. All druggists
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

530 CASH buys a Waverly Bicycle vsrth
80: machine can be seen at Nirginia1 Of
4 fee. jyletf
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MOON PHASES.

July: Last quarter, I'd. 1923 p. M; new
hoon. 10th, 2:35 p. m: first quarter. lth'
:04 a. M: full moon. oath, l":45 p. M
hpogee. I'd. 1912 p. M; perigee' loth'
100 p. m.; apogee. Both. 4:4S p. m.
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HAY. Hay.

Choice new hay arriving daily from our
farm in Princess Anne county. Con
'sumers will save by calling on US netoIe
buying.
jy14-1mo ID. T. REiD q b6O.
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BOARDERS WANTED-A few summer
Ioarders can secure good accommoda-
tions at Ryland Institute by applying 70
iIrs. ANNIE NJ. BUTT. at the institute.
The location is excellent. being only
three minutes ride from Norfolk: tniry
minutes from Ocean View and forty
from Virginia Beach. je24-w, u,fr-tf
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3aEW EAnEs AL ABOUT CHANGING sE>
NsW NVHS the Features and Remov- [ "a
4 Ing Blemishes. IN 150 D. book for q stamp. 3RpS
aB ohm Ii. Woodbury., I27 w. ed ST., N. Y. 49,
Inventor OF Woodbrrys Eaclal Soap. W
$500 TO LOAN on long time. II. c
/ HOGGARD & co. ja1i-tf
FOR SALE-Three and q half shares OF
4 stock West End News, Norfolk. We
4 Apply to JOHN H. WINDER, S&aboar4
Al: Line Offices. Portsmouth. Va
noS-tf
1 fcoNSULTING ELECTRICAL ENGI.
EEER.-M. A. Agelasto. 81 Plume at
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Buypianos of the manufacturers. We
guarantee to save large profits to piano
buyers. Call or address CHASE BROS.
PIANO CO.. No. s05 E. Main street,
Richmond, Va 5y9-2w
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FOR SALE.


IFOR SALE-A fine driving mare, buggy
and harness. She is also a good saddier;
may be seen at Davis Stable. jyl6-3t
(E0R- -SALE-Remington Typewriter No.
G; absolutely new and perfect in every
particular. Price S75 Address REM
lNGToN, care Virgin:an. jy16-3t
FOR SAL Cat sacrifice--A small con-
feeti onar.f business; stand very des.ra.
bic, and neatly fitted up; very little
money, nj eded No better chance car
be had TO engage in a paying business
S!:e s!.ss saa S%. HIIllI Ssss I ~
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g..OARD-One or two single gentleman
/ N:an be accommodated with front foom
i and board at reasonable figure. at 2S5
East Main street.
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HELP WANTED.

YANTED.-First-class Buselman; steady
fob to the right man; state references.
Address, TAILOR SHOP. This office.
iyI7-tf
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lady Stenographer and
Typewriter who can attend to once
Z work. Address ]. Z. w, care virgin
ian jyl5-tf
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China dinner sets at cost.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY.
20, 81 and 50 Granny street
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WANTED--Bicycle or Horse and Bugf
as first payment on new seven roc
frame house in suburbs: easy term
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, West Butf
ing, Main and Church streets.
iyl5-3t
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Isn't it pretty near free coinage
when lump OF lead Is put fn pot,
transmitted into type through the
put N the want column that thou
ands OF thoughtful. men and wo.
men read. and the cost Is only fifty
cents?
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will pay $1,000 cash to any
person who will secure me position as
4 bookkeeper. Best of references. Ad-
4 dress BUSINESS, this office. jyl6-St'
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kyANTED-A partner with about 5000
Is. 900 to enlarge we'll established, goo,
paying retail business. For further pa
ssT jyl5-St
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SVANTED-Sccond-ha hand Remington Type;
$sriter State price and condition: All
dress ]. T.. w, care Virginian jyl5-tf
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sNewest DIscoye4y"-Ext. teeth: no
r>sa. n. =. D, Ro1,ps. Ennis. les Mats
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WANTED-Ground and second floors
near Main stneet; space about 7OX2O feet
y Address ]. L. W., care Virgin.an.
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Batteries: Donahue and Murphy;
Payne and Grim.
AT Louisville: r. H.. e.
New York 30 1210O-7 10 {
Louisville 20 0 l . 0 6 3 *-12 9
Batteries: Sullivan and Farrell; Fra
Zer and Warner.
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holden SILENCE.

Speech is silver. but silence is
golden" The silver tongue that
spoke or the golden pen that wrote
these words would be unknown TO
modern men II the words had not
been put in print for posterity., No
matter how good a thing Is 1t don't
go unless advertised.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-17

Industrious man, one wo
has had some experience as salesmn
In this section preferred. with $500 or ~
to invest, and is willing to work le
trade in q wholesale business. Hoe
and wagon will be taken>as money.c-
cording to value. Address at once IT,
T." 191 Church street. 1yIf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-17

Slsosqusto neg esn1
|saee each All !;
Cut prices on
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-17

DINING ROOM SET FOR SALE CHEAP;
Table. Chairs and Buffet Of Oak. Call
2i9 Hampton avenue. Brambleton.
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buy for cash small buSi|
ness in good location. Address J; r: WI
care V.rginian. 1ylo-tl