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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-25

The word of an illustrtous actor. like
that of II great general or salesman,
commands the attention OF the world.
Alexander Salvini, son of the great
est actor that ever lived. is rapidly TAX
ing his fathers place in the minds and
hearts of the people. Every word of
his. therefore. like the utterances of
jefferson or Irving, whom everybody
honors and reveres, will be read with
deepest interest and profoundest atten-
tin by all.
Mr.. Salvini writes to the peoplc:-
'rravclling as ] do, ! cannot fail to
notice the great use of DR. Greenes
Nervnra blood and nerve remedy, and
especially among my friends and
acqEaintancets.
From my own experience, / can
recommend ii as a most excel
lent and reliable family remedy, es-
specially for rheumatism and neural
gia, nervousness and all nervous affcc-
tons. which illnesses in our profession,
we are most liable TO contract"
Weak nerves, E0or bleed, low vital
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-25
NEWS.

ped In flames, when he pulled it off and
| threw 1t from the window.
| SHIPYARD NOTES.-The stageing
that surrounded the Eunbont Helena
mas all been removed. leaving the white
Don't 10. stand out conspicuously.
Stageins from the port side CT the
Piant ship is about removed and her
potion is receiving q coat of paint pre-
Vious to the launching, which will take
place next Thursday.
EMENTS.-Bulding Is ac-
tive this week. Mr.. Bartlett is to erect
two buildings ut the corner OF Wash
ington avenue and Thirtieth street
The large addition to pattern shop of the
Newport News Foundry Company is
nearly completed.
IN THE CHURCHES TOMORROW.
st. Vinccnt's Catholic Church Rev.
at a. m.; SundaY-School at $50 n. M;
second mass, 1880 a m.: vespers and
benedictions at Z p. M
st. Paul's Episcopal Church, Rev. J.
f. Ribble, Observation-Disclosures School at $50
a. m Morning services. II O'Clock,
Evening services ut 7:90.
First Baptist Church. Rev. C. C. Cox
supplying the pulpit-Sunday-S School at
$3.50 a. M. Morning services, IL O'Clock.
Evening services. 80.
First Presbyterian Church. Rev. T.. T.
Wexford, pastor-Sunday-S School at 9:3o.
A''o' ,''''P So N'SSS, II y CLOCK. evening
services, 1850: Young Peoples prayer
meeting att p. m.
Christian Church, Thr,icth street,
Rev. w. r. Motley. pastor-Sunday-
School $3.50 n. m. Morning services, II
o'clock. The Christian Endeavor So
ciety will meet at p. m. Evening SER
vices, 100
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. G.
w. Wray. pastor-Sun1ay- School, $40
n; M. Morning services. ii O'Clock.
Evening services. 1870
Second BAPTIST Church. Rev. w d.
brown. paStor-Sunday-Sch 9a0 a.
m. Morning services. IL o'clock. Even
ing services. 7:45.
HOTEL -Warwick-S.
Hellman. New York: S. Huchbersh.
Baltimore: NJ. Il. Griffin. New York: ].
Fl. Van Vic, Brooklyn ". y: T.. s.
White, Brooklyn, n. Y. G NJ. Wales.
New York: j. Tucker Washington, u.
e; j. Rooscnhalt, Baltimore; H. T..
Pnslie.
lvey-T.N. Ladd. Hampton: L. Il. I'M
man, Cincinnati; +. NJ. Ocddcnglo. Bal
tlmore; l.. G. Davis, Berkeley, Va; S.
Bland. Berkeley. Va.
REAL ESTATE NEWS.-Rcal estate
is active. Powell Bros sold the follow
Ing property during the week:
One lot on Washington avenue. to w
II. Sears: Consideration. s.. SEQ.
One lot, near Shipyard. to Il. Leonard:
consideration. $3.50 3tt
one lot near Shipyard. to J. II. Cuffu.
consideration. $3.50.
One lot in East End. to Jas. Pood:
consideration. $l75
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-25

ity, rheumatism and neuralgia. are the
pane of life, the thief of comfort the
DESTROYER Of happiness. Ii IS the height
of'folly to suffer when a cure is easy
sure and speedy by using DIR. Greene's
NerNura blood and nerve remedy Use
this great and wonderful remedy. mud
the nervo'ls, irritable. weak and tremh
ing feelings will disappear: your sleep
Will he natural, calm. restful, and vol,
Will wake mornings feeling strong and
vigorous instead of tired and eXhaustrd
all gloomy depression and sense of anx
ley will fade from the mind: yctIr
nerves VIII become strong and steady
as steel, Your strength. energy and am
bition will be restored, and parfect
health take the place OF weakness and
debility.
This remarkable discovery. DR.
Grecrc's Nervura blood and nerve ram
edy should not be classcd with ordinary
patent medaines. II Is the prescription,
OF the most successful specialist in ncr-
vous and chronio diseases. DR.. Greene.
OF 30 West 18th ST.. New York City. and
ne can be consulted by all without
charge. personally or by letter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-25
Town OF SUFFOLK

eign travels. An immense audience
composed of students and citizens of
contiguous territory, heard him.
TOOK THE iIOMESTEA DC. A..
itNnerts to-day filed papers taking adj
vantage Of the homestead law, He
claims an exemption of personal urop-
crty enumerated, and amounting alto
gether to $3i2.
AT THE THEATRE.-''Little Trixie"
was presented tonight at the City Han
Theatre Miss May Smith Robins in
the Tile rc!e was thoroughly enioved.
Whiie other members Of the company
proved adequate To their parts. Some.
OF the spccia!tics were good.
- tiNANcl Al STRENGTH UNIM-
pAiRED,-Fo!l ing . thorough cx-
animation CT the books by bank cx-
pert under the direction of "a special
committee the Farmers l;ank to-day
publishes a. Statement; showing that its
nianizcs are in excellent share The
total assets arc $G:G,606.S5. while tho
undivided profits reach $6i.5T2.37.
AIRS. Frances Hoffman is critically I'll
tonight and fears are held regarding
her survival.
Mr.. q. Lipman and wife viii leave
SATURDAY fo: an extended visit 10 Balti-
more Philadelphia and Kew York.
pr and Mrs. j. Wesley Jones, Of WAY
crly were in Sufoil: to-day
y young medical dC7tor at Zuni was
recently robbed of his chest and IA oian
ti;y Of drugs.
Miss Edith Wicl;ham. who has bee.
visiting the Misses finner. LEFT ,h;.
afternoon for her home, in Baltimore.
y license was to-day issued for the
marriage OF Charles LAWS. Jr., to Alice
Porter coiorcd
Miss Alice Lee Strinrfellow. sis,cr-ir.
law OF Rev. w. ~. Barr ST Pauis rec
TOR, was married yesterday in Ncls5.
county 10 MIR. Robert NJ! ShuIticc, II
Norfolk. The ceremony was performs, /,
by the brides father. Rev Fran! string
fellow, and Mr.. Barr. Miss Jane String.
fellow, well-klfown IN suh'oik. was maid
OF honor.
Mrs. Wci;hy Matthias died this week
a; C"rapeakc. aged Sc years
Sheriff lfaker has returned from Rich.
mond, where he went to deposit pris.
OnerS.
me skating rink was open tonight
at the new armory.
me Young ladies gave a new year
hop tonight in the old town hall
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-25

Continued on Eighth Paee)
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
THE FAKE Pl0TURE BUSINESS

Pictures, like books, age made to bo =s plentiful as silver was la tho Jays of King Solomon. The nusjno5a ot enIar2- ing and copying pictures naa ter. P years 8 vroG5aDle and n}s,~~a. ...ssL-...
 and wou.J yoss.H1y ~ .4-r5.= 8 out G9l the unprinoi1IaI 1,.,: .4o .nv<d3 the
 homes or teou-1. .a- -n3uaa them to pay some .4~.1y s3 Au,Luce. only ro rob
 tLetr uEs~9z. .oos-1s victims nut oaly rob
 them of 6Lolr nonsy, but 5Iiea3 fakes
 take the picture, (cho only ona 2& 8 dea1
 friend-porhaps ps a3atllor, meth #, gi.cera,
 brother or child, who have long lin in
 the city oG the dead), an1 a1ta- " -5ine
 raonths, and possibly years, nlses hear
 CT see any thing Of tho man, mn. / CT
 picture. aooh 5rearmelG G>A.. A@-a
 who have soEcroas sya.'~.@u3 1I - gesf
 man, no nattoe how ooaoraD)a anc fair
 he pras54ss hinsel2 aEa h.s bu3-aeas {.
 the people, a11oreAs o1 I1Sla551e@ o@@
 be addavaa aose2 rhaso fal9 picture
 agents have operated, and it is oo5 sUr. prisiag that ahe people Daad1y oau bog the sight o1 oanvaa2iDs agent, Dc he| ever SC honest, and the firm E8 repre- gents the largest in the United sCaGea and It's members roen of tried business integrity. Tha simple request to exam inc the samples almost creates panic Vf5h aome ladias, but when they are in formed that tbe agent does not ask any money in advance, nor arg they com pelled to purchase 2 frame, they zee tnings il 5 new light and h many case confidence takes t9a plaea of distrust, and the honorable agent secures an or
 aer u ia au Important iteFa whien
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Al the End of the Road.
MARY CLAIRE uUNTINGTON IN THE
 ISBEPENDENT.

''rhcy amt to know thing about il unless they mistrust. It's to be a real surprise" ," said Lou Harlow, poising her self, like one about to take flight, in the doorway of Mrs Greens kitchen
 You must come, Mis- Green. Twill dc you good to get out. You're too much shut up. Sarell will miss you if you don't come. She'll want to see her neal neighbors, if nobody else is there. Get 'Rastus to bring you down."
 Mrs Green set the teapot further back on the stone and murmured an indefinite ''Mm." The milk house door opened with a rattle of pails. Lou's eyes turned slightly ln that direction as she talked on persistently.
 "Brother Ed was going to stop yester- day and Invite you, but he had to go another way, so I stopped in now. It's rather late to be giving inYitations, l know but it's all been planned in such a hurry that we are out and out fus- tered. I thought, too, that might stir you up to coming better than Ed could. It does seem too bad nOtito have a lot of fslks at tia wedding surprlse party. EverybOdy's to bring something beside attachments, you know. I've the cutest little oatmeal cooker that got at the five cent store In the city, and l shall take that. We'll, I won't hinder you any longer about your supper. Good'by. Now do come If you can. Good by."
 The kitchen door timed its closing with mathematical accuracy to the issu- Ing of young man from the milk-house. Through the window Mrs Green saw Lotus lnnocentiy surprised start and cor dial bow, but the bit of talk that fol- lowed was inaudibls to her. She felt certain, however, that 1t was about the surprise party.
 "Is those Harlows ant managin'v was her mental comment. But It'll
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
THE NEWTON \ BEE,
The Home Circle.

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 dow Dnrs,
 1.-Two look 70 see them shine. Sunshine And shadow in Gods wise plan Chase each othor ucIos4 cmtI'7 face, Aud no child of God, if he look Abrood, DwclIa long in dnrk-"mc place Tnou open the windows, nn@ letlhc sun shine in tlrso darkcucd rooms of oula, And be sure that God givu7 W Whnt Is Lest for
 our lives, Be It dgEk or sunny hours.
 -L ENnnNnEc.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
, ....y~-. Wi5h a cutiousI1

"... -....y>-. With vutiousIv aggrleved feeling hie mother noticei how carefully he avoided shaving the do4s trnoi his 1pns' lp> nd cha. ho lefta sus- p.cjnn og ,.Gn w}u.z>e~.
 "scem= 10 mo youre pcinkio nayrca o'u@!. >ae vcntmou.
 'la 4"or.a. H= had a tr1c', of afn,b- ..& Ike e gil
 --. 5aa4,at sAaYrc ajucc sunday, aad here 'tts Friday, Getting bard to suit. ant you, mochcr@
 -'Mebbe," sh" said, IaconicaIly.
 A moon in is svcond quarter was sho".u5 above tbe eastern horizon as 'Eastp> walked across the lo,s after Lelp- ing }"a ,1ot1cr oil. A few crftks.s vi- orated from inc grass; sweetness born of the first October froet5 lent Go the air d subtle collaborating quality which gave him an added buogan3y. Life seemed on tbi5 evening to open before AIrn radiant Wjsh hope. When he Ieapta wall he was in NheeI-worn lane leading from the main foaa to the Harlow houec, whose windows were hospitably alight. Be- youG, at the end of the lane was another house, old fashioned and yellow painted. There lived fir and Mrs English, two middle-aged people, They were coming up from the Lou4a AUw. As he waited by the fance in the shadow of a lilac bush he could see thern distinctly in the clear moou1ight-two somewhat bent figures, stepping irreguIarly. Be- tween them walked another figure, with youthful poiso of head and shoulders, and his heart gave 8 queer little jump at tie sound Of girls laugh.
 "If haven't stove my thumb into this 2ake,' Mrs English was saying.
 "NcVor m5r'.. Ef.. "-9- it 'tother side ~"ao yo. h-7@ 1r 5a. and no5ody,n oof'c-, ' ausEeated her husband.
 r4e mos,oai girl laugh sounded again.
 Let me carry 1t, Aunt Martha"
 "isA thrill of satiafaoeion 'Rastus 5aw the napkin-oo7erod plate change hands. The slim, quick stepping figure vas ahead of the others now. As she reached the gate he seized the coveted op- and moved forward awkward Ly snatching off his hat.
 "Good-eyening, Miss Holland. Let me open the gate for you"
 Never did gate latch so long refuse to lift; and when she had passed through was 1t not to pause and turn back with a pretty 'Oh dearl" How he blessed the rose branch that caught her skirt, and 50 aeld her for his releasing, aThank you, !,
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
E9UGAr10aAL B0BAR4agsNGNrs

Ile New York 54- has herv 9olle,5. ing z1ou..L>l4 q. "1, ..- letter writing from ar.... .g -~-. ..:rs in the scho ols c: ....al.e Ao24a them ara the 4r oU.uA:
 vssLu.a to 4HIslcAL CULrCP.~
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 ANgE IS .ERY CNro... lAE.
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Gl,,J. -'~ LlIs

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 Eu . .r 5ae Ar.J chatter of ~u.:s an1 n.r:.s. .rra'a'uss coming rrtrcehmros. fl. e..u.oy,s a.e.tu.~ if voastraio l. r"a. bfscoa "4d pgose5vrs r.@ .s .aaav rlu1- nt n.... aS .bo:a u-r- hoo-- >r.s.7 pr.-e. |. l:ov-. > @r4rrful jro. b." .aHd.ys and ~hr.. ,.N 2 .c h"5 ans ucIiof1u--
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 Ic- ~.- a r..: -":p:,se ur" t.en. eorroDorated 3aIclI Harlow, hv, u.ual.y quiet face very aoisoatcd. S.. didn't sugpo>e huy oue would rnmeo be, chat W.u and hrd been lnarri.- ten years to-day. It's real plea@an. have oDc'a friends 5o remembering"
 Mrs Green, taking inventory Of | tin things on 1he table, siotla3 b. naoay aro0 oua speaker. She " found huc one dfpper among the T. and naturally felt the prestige of h.. the only person who had given -- .: :. plicated arrlrle Mrs Dod ,.H., j.. !ooal merchants wife, began - .' ., her elbow.
 "uow nice Lou Harlow .>.-. F.. night, That lace ac her taco ho4oming. hear sowathjne and gour >Eas.us, How tl@:s. Mrs Crc@u drew heraelf F.. -.re
 "roIa9 can hear a -..a @ao.~ -n- sail.
 'Kaatus looks ratn~. r4.s ,1 aus1 . of marrying. And Lau-~Ay, she & let ne see.~ Mrs Dodgson screwed her face into arithmetioal puckers, "Sbc E three years older'n 'Rastus! I remeu7- ber she WAS born the same year as my Ameret.'
 "Oh well, it's the fashion nowadays for men to Larry oldor'n themselves, '' Mrs Green answered, with 8 blandness born of remembrance that Mrs Dodg- sons own son had welded woman ten years his eeuior-a widow with aa over. grown daughter just entering her teens and that the affair was very displeas~ ing to his people.
 But her naigbbor's friendly tnquisl- tivencss set her into Q new train of thought. What if Lou Harlow had been the one whom 'Raatus had fanoied {? Before her rose 8 vision oz heavy bread, cake smelling o2 salerataa, careless housekeeping which she knew to be the rule It he Harlow homestead; she thought of what it would be to live day after day with Louis giggling laugh, her persistent chatter, and good Looking across the room at one who but few hours ago she had characterized as ''that aitterin' little Holland gicl, " she noted with stirring of pride akin to what she felt in 'Rastus the trimness of the black gowned figure, the Quieb manner, the delicate contour Of 8 face whose prettiness did not conceal decision and capabIlity. 'Rastus was talking with her now, his attitude marked by that new dignity which hie mother had noticed of late. Something in the turn of his head reminded her ofI hig father when he had como courtiuR
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

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The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

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The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

t
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 ..-. There ac>. -c ..- a"u .s,e states of the tc... .,. ~ i, -o 'li.aaktog ,h>n, T. .3.  a2. zHa Hou, f yon ~l& :" -.. t---4.3 h,a5 sa.. .u." *~su1 wr~ .sr.a, ,.... ...-.: .:. yyu 73,"o'# .....# .~": <.r oo7 t.:- -.. .s =r, s.'.
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 "" o..., a.nr.. H"1: house l. ." ..-':a.s ..ay u-e up quick. l..- ..s- .u'J Nhat d.pp.s. ,.~a . .. Th~r..s hardly one to h,- A,r but bu- ii weakness in r,e >oldtm. doa>r lno" what more proyo>iu' than. 70 have dipperful of water come .plosh in onto tIc floor and leave nothin' hut a handle in your fagers.
 The quick. bright smile tI,shrd over 'Rnstu~.> r.cn,
 ,,Batlar carry pan or somvthing of that ADDd."
 His mother took the suggestion R. profoundly serious.
 "I haven't one 1 could spare, Can't we stop for the Blake giIIs, 'Kastu. ?'' They like to get out, and it's rather far for 'cm to walk now they're EajIin'. declare 1t goes to my ae4r; to o2a poo. Miss Bctsey % mec.or l-gcIg sE, doesn't seem to know y,necnal her tAlDga k on straight Or not. ast ~.nL8y twas all l could do to -eal. ny m.no 24 the sermon for wan.n D araj<j.o1 her false front, Twas cwisteu 45 :n3 rart.n' was oyer one tye. ind t ro4l pathetic to see Miss Harrle, novern aboa. he. sister and fu5-.n to na-c her -o4fort- able, when ali the time Miss Har,i5t's the oldest. Miss Betsey aln.c o4, sixty eight. l shouldn't woaly4 if 'tuoJld chick 'en up oons,d'4LIe .o aa ;c the surprise party au.s 45vn.n','
 "welI, you -aD 5a4o >co lL v.IR 'Twould be aoo .roaa.ng .4 5Lo 3yggy for us ali, and don't want to Let out the business wago1. @Eer9'o B spoke loose"
 Mrs Green looked 1a.rov4y St him the reposc of his face tnd:casoa nothing
 'But, 'Kastus, I can5 hitch old Nell. You know how she a2to sho minute We get oul-a-caper.n' and puHin,"
 "Tu be on hand to look out for you" 'Rastua pushed away his chair, and 5he door closed after him.
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