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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16
NEW CUMBERLAND.

New Cumberland w. Va. February
15.-The family of George W. RObb, of
this place, have been sorely afflicted
during the last two weeks. Their sick
ness was caused by eating fresh pork.
which proved to be affected with trich-
liner. Three members of the family.
Mrs. Robb, son Grover. about II years
OF age. and daughter Ollie, ages II years
and only daughter, became sick soon
after eating IL. They made some of il
up into sausage and spread it on some
bread IN its raw state. making a kind
or sandwich. and thus partOok of it..
The girl died Wednesday night. and
was buried from the NJ Z. church Fri
day at > D. m. The mother and son are
a little better at this writing. but are
not out of danger. This being the first
case of the kind TO appear in this sec
ton naturally caused a general feeling
Of sympathy and sorrow for the entire
household.
The story that has been travelling
around about man disguised i'm female
garb and selling a patent garter among
the falr sex of this place. is only fake.
and a very thin one at that. There was
lady canvassing the town selling the
above named article. but she was
known before she came. and lodged
with an acquaintance while here. Some
of the nearby towns came near uuaran-
teeing against the witch, which turned
out TO be a myth.
1t is risky to cast a stone these DAYS
lest You strike a Republican candid
ate for Assessor. Rough roads and bad
weather has no terrOrs for them They
are securing the county. each one aim
ing 10 supplant the other fellow. The
easiest and perhaps the best way. as it
would save deal of wear and tear and
suspicious surmisings. would be to meet
and rattle for the nomination. At
present there seems to be only two as
pirants for County Clerk. o. S. Mar
shall, the present incumbent. and Ar
mour Cooper, Of the foundry firm of
Shelter eco
Rev. Robertson is said TO have his
eve on the State Senate; also ex-Consul
TO southampton J. p Bradley. II is
supposed that Senator Frank Smith will
also be in the field.
The Democrats are saving 2 little
wood i'm q quiet way. and planning for
q flank movement when the right tins
arrives.
The prOtracted meeting at the M. E.
church still goes on.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16
HANNIBAL.

H9nnibal. O., February 15.-The pro
tracJed meeting which has been in pro
gress in the English NJ z. church, still
continues.
J. A. Voegtly returned home Monday
after a weeks absence on the steamer
Lexington.
Mr. Hostetter, Of Sistersville. was on
our streets last Sunday.
DIR. Ferguson, eff Marietta. O.. has
bsen in town for the past week.
Z. w. McCammon, a prominent at
tOney Of WOOdsfeld, O.. was in town
on legal business Thursday.
The funeral of Mrs. Phoebe Fisher
took place on Monday morning. ser
vices being conducted by Rev. Kuster
at the English NJ E. church
Gilbert Wilson arrived home Wednas-
day evening from New Waterford. O.
where he has been for some time.
Mrs. Margaret Muhleman. of Buck
hill. o.. died on Thursday night after q
protracted illness, aged So years. In
terment Sunday afternoon in the Buck-
hill cemetery.
Samuel Braunlich was at Sisters
vile and WitJens, O., Wednesday on
business
Bert HOfer returned home Tuesday
from a trip to Pittsburg.
Miss Bell Rlst was the guest Of rela-
tiveS at New Martinsville Wednesday
Capt. and Miss Minnie Mubleman
were at Buskhill, O., Friday.
Mrs. Albert Bruny was at WbeeIinq
Saturday.
Mrs John Harbaugh returned home
Tuesday evening after spending several
days at Sistersville. the guest of her
brother. Mr. Will Noll. and family.
Miss Bell Rist spent Thursday at New
Martinsville, the guest Of her sister
Mrs. Levi Oblinger.
Sam Hofer, Of Sardis, O., was in town
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kettv returned IN
their home at New Matamoras n
Thursday. after spending a week here
with relatives.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16
CHTLDRENS HOME SOCIETY.


The public are cordially invited to
attend a meeting of the friends of this
society, whose work is finding family
homes for homeless, dependent child
rem, on Monday evening at 1880 O'clock
at the Y. NJ. C. A. building. DR.. Gregg,
of Chicago. national organizer, will be
present and explain the principals and
methods of this organization, which OBJ
tanned a medal and diploma at the
Worlds Columbian Exposition, which
is already used in thirty States of the
Union, and is supported by many prom
nent people in Church and State. 1t
is non-sectarian, Observation-Disclosures
and unites city and country every
where, having in a few years placed
10000 children in approved family
homes. DR.. Gregg visited the county
infrmary on Friday and reports it in
excellent condition and one of the
best asylums he has ever seen. He
found there ten children that could
easily and quickly, under the system
Of the Home Society, be placed in good
family homes.
He states that West Virginia needs
this society, and that Wheeling should
be it's State headquarters.
The people would do we'll to give
prompt attention to this matter which
concerns suffering and neglected child
rem throughout the State
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16
-CLA5RINGroN.

Darlington, O., February 15.5Slater
Lemons, of Sardis, was in town We'd
nesday.
Philip Letter, of Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting relatives here.
Albert Duerr and wife, Of New Mar
tinsville, visited relatives and friends
her this week.
Miss Lydia Thomas, of Wheeling, is
the guest of relatives and friends here.
Mrs. DR.. F. Habermehl visited rela-
tives at Franklin, w. Va. Friday.
The ]. o. U. A. NJ. will give an
oyster supper and festival Saturday
evening, February 22nd.
c. L. Cochran & Co., are closing out
their entire stock to quit business. Mr..
c. L. Cochran expects to leave for
Pittsburg about the middle of March,
where he has a position.
Darlington Lodge K. of P. will Gel
citrate their anniversary February 18th,
which will consist of music, speaking
and recitations, followed by a ban
quet. The Daughters of Liberty will
get up the supper and have charge of
II
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16
BURLINGTON.

Don, Pc. o., Ohio, February 15.-Mrs.
VIM. Pitner is visiting friends in Steu-
benyille.
G. w. Delaney is suffering from an
attack of the grippe.
Miss Emma Hulin was calling on
friends here this week.
Mrs. A. Hodgkiss is on the sick
list.
T. J. Smith has received a car load
of potatoes.
Mrs. C. H. Knckuck has returned
from a visit to East Liverpool.
Smith, Hall & Co. are unloading a
car load of bran.
Friday was Valentines Day. and the
boys received the usual amount of
pretty Valentines.
VIM. Konner was down from Long
Run last week contracting with the
Don Canning Company for tomatoes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16
Dbeelin9 8e9ister
THE SCOTTISH REFORMATION.
Or Mary Stuart vs.. John Knox, to be Given
at the Grand Opera House.

Or Mary Stuart vs.. John Knox, to be Given
at the Grand Opera House.
The Board of Managers of the Home
for the Friendless and Aged have been
very fortunate in securing Mrs. H. Z.
Monroe, of Philadelphia, TO deliver her
lecture on the Scottish Reformation"
The people of Wheeling need no word
of recommendation in regard 10 Mrs.
MOnroe's ability as lecturer, when re-
minded that about q year ago she gave
the German Reformation" or Life Of
Luther" at the Grand Opera House.
Mrs Monroe will be aided in her lecture
by one hundred Of Wheeling's leading
ladies and gentlemen, selected from
the different churches. Good singing
will be one of the leading features of
the evening.
The entertainment affords so much
pleasing variety that the most compe-
tent critic cannot fail to be pleased with
some part Of the programme. The Ia
dies OF the committee are sparing no ef-
fort 10 make this entertainment as
highly successful as it has been in other
cities. The entertainment consists Of
the lecture by Mrs. Monroe with her
stereopticon views. two allegorical pro-
cessiOns representing the "Rallying of
the Clans" in defense of their religion.
The chorus Of Form Your Battalions,"
seventy voices strong, is one of the
pleasures of the evening. A scene be
tween Puritans and students on their
way from Glasgow University to Leith
to meet their Queen is unique.
The court scene Of Queen May sur
rounded by her lords and ladies, priest,
and guards. hearing the grand reform
err, John Knox, in his firm defense for
truth and right is a pleasing scene
Mary on her way TO execution is touch
ing and beautiful. Mrs. Andrew H.
Patterson has kindly consented to take
the part of Queen May. She will be
ably supported by her friends in Wheel
ing. The New York Sun says of this
entertainment: a stirring. instruct
i've and pathetic story. told by lecture,
dialogue, music and tableau."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16

white feet seamless, at 12igc. All silver
ware sc Dig reductions. Rogers knives
ana forks. $50 dozen 100 dozen Paragon
Corse-s. reinforced SIDES. at SOC worth
double. SIDE Combs. Black Combs. Pom
Vado- Combs. all az reduced pr-ces.
Stamped and Tinted Linens a. big redGc-
tons Odds and ends I'm Ladies', Gentle
mems and ChiIdren's Underwear az re-
dUecl prices. Bleached and uuoleacAed
Sheets az 4oc. Pillow Gases l-i2c. hem
scctned Pillow Cases IL. 8 dozen C3SN-
meret.e Wrappers on sale Gt Csc. lao Eng
urad Brlgartlne Skirts. Buckram lined
and Velvet faced. full width. on sale at
Sf9S 100 dozen unlaundr.ed White Shirts
an Z1c odds and ends slightly Soiled Mus
lin Underwear az about = price. 100 dozen
Neckwear ar 25c. 22c. worth SOC. lo-i White
Al-W00l Blankets at S239. Comforts at
o. per cent. discount. IL Ladies Cloth
Jackets which sold from S6sS TO $3.50 at
$fgS fine As-rakan. Sealette and Couey
Canes Martin trimmed collar and front,
sold from slices 20 &39.4S. az $3.50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOISES BUSINESS ACADEMY ,Ii

Schaefer & Driehorst Buud,.
street, corner Alley Il. 4 prsr,illS', "
ness Training school. where 4, ,',,',aI b
taught exactly as II he were i'm ',,lS ma
ness house. Every branch +. ols n
practical and useful. Is
The Training received will maL.,
liable to any business house i'm NM. s ''l
Business men, parent, and youno ,,..'
invited TO call and see for them,ei',,i'''..'
methods used. 'e'
Morning, afternoon and evening ,e..,,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD
to all points in Virginia and the South
via Luray and Natural Bridge. For all
information as 10 rates. schedules. etc
write TO W. 3. Bevill. On. Pass. Agent
Roanoke. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16

II you need Spectacles, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing
consult us and have your eyes exam
ined for glasses free of charge. Din
cult cases a speciality. Prot. Shelf. the
scientific cptician. lilo Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16
MONEY TO LOAN

Money to loan on real estate. West
Virginia Savings and Building Associa-
ton, Room IA, Masonic Temple. Office
hours. 6:15 to SIS p. m. every Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16
SPECIAL sALE-THE LEADER.
Tomorrow (Nontay) Tomorrow!
MAKING ROOM SALE!

f daily this
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30
Pending Nnvn, Assignments.

Tie Washington Star OF yesterday
saws:
Several important naval assignments
are looked for in the next few weeks
capt. X. B. Evans is TO be detached
from command Of the battleship India
ma and ordered To duty in this city as
u member of the Lighthouse Board
Capt. VIM. 5. Schley. commanding the
New York. is to get Il shore assign
ment near New York. Capt Henry G..
TaNior. president of the Naval War Col
lege ut Newport. will succeed him in
command of the New York Capt. Good
rlch. now stationed I'm Connecticut, will
probably succeed To- the presidency OF
the War College. capt. Bartlett OF the
Lighthouse Board. is to command III.
monitor Puritan. and Capt. Cook. of the
Navigation Bureau. will command the
Brooklyn. Capt. Sampson. chief Of tile
bureau of Ordnance, is slated to COM
mDnd the Oregon as the relief of Com
modore Howison. Commander mellow
an of the Navigation Bureau. viii re-
licve Commander Dickens Of charge of
the Naval training station at Newport
Arrangements arc being made To have
the North Atlantic squadron undertake
more extensive series of nancuyers
and drills than have yet been attempted.
as soon as the ships can be made ready
me experience gained in the cynlutiOny
of the past summer and fall has re-
suited SO satisfactorily i'm the education
of officers and men in the handling in
combination of warships that the de.
part'nent feels justified in putting then.
10 SUI greater tasks, and unless there
IS a change in the programme and Il.
should he abandoned from fear of q.
misunderstanding of the purpose. which
IS In no sense warlilSe. the coming win
ter Will sec the assemb,agc of the most
formidable squadron which has been
undcr one command in American waters;
Sihc" the war. The word has gone out to
push steadily the work of completing all
ot Inc ships which can he made ready
Within reasonable time and as many
VeSse!a VIII he put i'll commission as can
he manned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30
Nentttcky's Vote.

,isville. Ky. Oct. 29.-Chai,man
Srs. of the Democratic State Com
re. has given out Il statement i'll
N ne Says that Bryan's vote In Ken
Il. outside of Louisville, will show
arality Of from $4,000 To cocoa over
tor Nick inley.
iisvillc, Ky. Oct. 29.-Chairman
sncrs, of the Free Silver Democratic
s Campaign COMMITTEES. to-day
out his poll of the State by coun'
trXclusive OF this Jefferson) county
J is the final silver poll, and give!
Inns majority at 29,3l2. Chairman
Smcrs estimates the Palmer ant
skncr vote at 5000. but he lcav'R i
l OF his figures entirely.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30
EVEN CHANCES
issouri say Mamma ana Esis ASS"
ciatrs.

caso. Oct. 29-AIiSsouri continued
the state most talked about and
ted on ut Republican Headquarters
IS. The camaiEn managers, from
man Hanna down. are now settled
sir conviction that there is an even
20 in that State for the Republican
DENTAL ticket. They We're Chccred
g report from New York that even
" was being waved on Missouri
for Mckinley. Charles Smith. OF
5uis. who is national committeeman
is confidential secretary, arrived
sadquartcrs, He place" the gold
lcratic strength in Missouri at 90
10 per cent. of which he says viii
Mckinley. according 10 the opei
essions of those Democrats
,ty-tivc thousand Of their votes, u
tpinion of Mr.. Smith, will be sui
# 10 give the state to the Repuh
Is. The bulk OF the credit for this
tied change in political scntimcn
i;cn to the BUSINESS Mems "Soun,
Ny" League of 81. Louis.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30
Marriage nj Monumen,nl church.

There was large attendance a; Mon
ui'iciI al NJ. T.. Church yesterday after
ICON To witness the marriage of Mr.
William NJ. BUN den, secretary to Nj
Marian. Auditor of the Seaboa:d Air
Line, TO M!fs Pauline Harrison. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. r.
Men. Simpson, a former pa:tor of tina
church VINO was assisted by Rev l.. b.
Betty, the pastor.
the bride entered the church on the
arm of her cousin, Mr.. Harry Brink
ley. ]. II. Bowden. of Washington,
y. c.. acted as best man TO the groom.
Miss Julia Harri: on. sister of the bride.
acted as maid of honor.
The b!ide wore n travelling gown Of
covert clc.h, with hat and other parts
of the rousseau 10 match
The groom Wore the conventional
black.
The ushers Were Messrs. James +.
Wright. Charles Syer. Norman Pedrick,
Avis Bowden, Willie r. Jones. T..
Thompson and Everett Owen.
The newly married couple left imme-
diatcly after the ceremony for an ex-
tended Northern aour. taking in Mag
ara. then to Wilmington. n. c., the home
OF Mr.. Bcwden.
On their return Mr.. and Mrs. Rowden
Will reside al 200 Washing on street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30
en,orci Politicians IN Jail.

WcGlc Gay the Good Samaritan Hall
on .Gh street extended. near McMann's
store. VIZ .cnted by some Republicans
10 huid meeting 20 endorse Mr.. Whalev
Tor Congress. The meeting was Ia b.
addressed by Thomas j. Fitzpatrick. n
white man living near the suburbs. and
William Asbury, colored. eX-Common-
"elith.s Attorney of Norfolk county.
both Of which are opposed ~ Al. Wise.
ara wanted 10 Try 30 get ;hc Rcpubli-
CARS 10 swallow Whal.y
The meeting was opened with Mr..
= m rick as chairman. who began 10
in4i;r'I short speech before introducing
: shury, VINO was tn be the speaker of
ths evening. Mr.. Fitzpatrick was inter-
.upted number of :lmcr by Charles
Howard. coiored, Il mated Republican
ls!!er. In ;his he was joined by Ed
d Ballard. Hunter Hodges. ard Will
Ham Arlington. all colored. The four
men turned over seats. tables. broS e
!@n:ps. Sc. and b:oke up :he meeting
'n'ire!y. H-'Na:d ana Ballard were ar
!esi"d. ana We're T.'icd to the county
IA, where ih7y remained ur,il yester-
DAY morning. when they were hailed by
Justice Ru;tc. for their appearance
when wanted The Other two men had
u been arrested Yesterday afternoon.
plt Warrant; are out for hem. The case
'iil attrac; considerable attention when
comes uo FOR trial
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30
Political News.

The Democracy of Norfolk county, or
at least that part of it at and adjacent
to West Norfolk. will have a grand
rally al that place next Saturday night.
Tho meeting will be called to order
promptly at 80 o'clock and addresses
will be made by Hon. Charles T. Bland
ard other we'll known speakers. The
absurdies of the oddities and Republican
orators will DE laid bare for the inspec-
ton of those who are searching for the
truth. and an Interesting meeting will
be the result.
The Democrats of the Fourth Ward
had a big time last might Speeches
were made by Hon. John w. H. Porter
and Capt. K. G. Marshall. There was n
large attendance and the speeches were
loundly applauded. \ number of reso-
lutions were passed.
The Republicans had speaking at St.
Joseph's Hall. Mr.. Borland spoke ard
created much enthusiasm
The John w. Daniel Club of Ports
mouth held it's final rally last evening
al its handsome hall on Fourth street.
Ihe occasion was an interesting one.
Addresses We're made by Mr.. John
Whitehead and Capt. l.. C. Marshall
who spoke for about an hour each
Mr.. c. Il. Bland responded briefly TO a
call for him. The hall was filled with
al interested and intelligent audience,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30
wntchidg for Fraud.

New York, Oct. 29.-Fraudulent citi
Zens papers have been discovered in the
possession of a number of Italians resid-
ing in this city. These papers bear the
counterfeit seal of the Superior Court
and the forged signatures of its chief
clerk. One of the Italians found with
the fraudulent paper in his charge
stated that he bought 1t from fellow
countryman for $40. He says the
seller made considerable money dispos-
ing of the papers to Italians and that
he sailed for Italy. Most of the holders
of these papers. it IS believed. reside in
an upper district OF the city, dubbed
Little Italy" and this district will be
narrowly watched on election day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30
Japan Aiding the Rebels.

Victoria, e. c., Oct. 29.--According to
Oriental advices the Japanese are Sc
crctly aiding the rebels in Mania. y
umor was in circulation to rhr effect
that two Japanese steamers had sue
ccedcd in secretly landing $4,000 stands
OF arms on the Southern coast of the
Island of MANN. Several Japanese Were
arrested and thorough search 81 their
residences was made. The Japanese
became alarmed and placed themselves
under she protection of the German Con
sulatc. AS q further protection for the
Japanese at Manila, the Japanese gov
eminent sent Il war ship there.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30

: W shington, Oct. 29.-It is stated au-
''hor,atively at the state Department
hat :onsul-Gencral Lees return 10 this
county al this time is without any other
International significance than that the
state Il affairs in Havana just now Is
so satisfactory that his presence there
Is not urgently required, and that ht
has ben able To leave his office i'll The
hands It Vicc-Consul General Springer
General Lee, the officials declare, ha:
merely seized this opportunity tn N.si
his fanny. as well as TO see his son
who is a cadet at West Point, and pos
sibly take his family back To Cuba will
him next month.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30
LAWRENCE & wELToN.
n5I High Street-Cash Dry Goods
Dcnicrs-SpecinI for the Week.

Fruit of Loom Cottons 6hc. yd. Mo-
hawk Valley 1914 Sheeting 19c. yd. Utica
1914 Shooting PC. yd. New stock of all
linen towels at 1919, 16 % and 25c. each.
Ladies' Coats and Caps made in the
very latest styles from So to SIS each.
Childrens Cioaks from 1 year to 8
years.
Misses Coats, sizes years to Is years,
ranging in price from So to $40.
DRESS GOODS-All-wool goods,
black and color. &c inches wide, CSC. yd.
Novelty Dress Goods from soc. yd. to
$40 for pattern.
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND
GLOVES a SPECIALITY.
LAWRENCE s. WELTON'S CASH.
| AND STORE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30
BERKELEY.
I'M

co,o,oa ,,o, oa 1,o,,rA ,S,..,
had his left foot noshcd off jast ni,,St
n hnut r o,cioci, n ~, ~, Ell e,n,,s3h
ern wharf In thia Nice -, 't,.
emnIove az tho -, ,ir",1 oan,nam,. Ill
niten,ntad 10 10, ~ - ,,,n,.ain.. t,ni na
his rnnt siinpcd tbrn.,.ina. it,, 80, =, 80,
with Ibc ojn,.n ,.a,,,it tJa ae ~. - - -
tho residence az D, Sn 80 ,,,ina. ~
n tonrnin,,c, ,ya. ni,naI on III. sni.,e
ana bo yvns, ron,n,'oi, -, tho ti,rn ,tnnnn
rial HOME ,,hnro H., 60 800. ,,
Cd The In iureh man Gis,,Iowod y srsat
don, nf ncy,.c MOI finnIp'i, -, ~
min ana ,rhor n,'ostianan E. 49, NJ
,rini5n.s corrnsnond9nt n,,sr.or,5 NEE
tions ,nhostintin,rIy oni IN, a ~ III
tJn said bn ,vas eror, c:n,,.;,n -
nourtw brt -, nr,,.ant i,,.oI Il, Ja,tn
mo,,h
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30
Election JIfIrea.

The following judges hav. been ap-
pointed to serve in the COMIC election
First Ward-C. w. Murdash, Jr., w.
o. Hope.
Second Ward-R. w. Muren, Jr., w.
l.. johnson. John +. O'Conpr.
Third Ward-J. r.. Whehurst, w.
Pablo, James Boswick.
Fourth Ward-John r. King. NJ. ].
Riley, w. G. Neville.
Fifth Ward-Lewis Mo.is, F. Nash
Bilisoly.
There Is one vacancy inthe First and
one IN the Fifth Wards. which will he
hIled by the Electoral Bord.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30
A Rather Serious Joke.

some young men through a je put
crepe on the door of house in oumy
street wednesday night, and ii ran ined
mere some Tune before the fany was
aware of it being there. and we'd per-
maps have remained there all light II
some OF the friends of the fairy who
saw 1t had not come in 80 len who
WAS dead and to offer condolc.e. .i,
Death Is TOO serious a matr to be
made light of in such name besides
the annoyance ii caused the imily in
having 10 answer unnecessy ques-
lions.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-30

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This remedy undoubtedly saves more
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