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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31
RALEIGH NOTES.
Reports OF BnnIts Made PnbIic-Thc.
Erce IibrnrH Icrna.

Raleigh, N. c., March 3O.-(Special)-
There Is considera BILE interest shown as
to what sort of reply Congressman
Skinner will make to the very tart let
ter of Republican state Chairman Hat
ton> AS yet the reply has not come to
hand.
The statements of the eighty-nlnc
banks In this State for the last quarter
Is made public to-day by the State Treas
urcr.Therc are ~ National, 40 State, lG
private and savings banks. The re-
sources aggregate 500. III 1856. The capi-
tai stock paid in is $5.294 ,00o: the surplus
fund. $1,070,000; undivided profits. $a29.-
600. The individual deposits aggregate
$9,S3o.000. The United States deposits
arc only $99.402. The showing is IL good
one.
The excessively warm weather has
greatly forced vegetation. Strawberries
are I'm full bloom! Pear trees are I'm leaf
The frosts have cut off at least half the
peach crop. The damage was done Feb
ruary goth and March 25th.
II s Learned that the S u hoIn Railway
Is making n plan To yet into Southern
Pines over the line OF the Aberdeen and
West End railway. by building n link
between Spray and Asheboro.
The Supreme Court tomorrow takes
up the docket of appeals from the Ninth
district.
So far $1,000 rs subscribed for Ralcighs
free library. while $4,000 is required To
start It. The real sum needed is $l2,-
600.
Concord is likely to get the new re
male Presbyterian College of the Neck
lcnOurg Prcsbytery.
Raleigh, y. c.. March 3O.-(SpeciaD-
To-day Republican State Chairman Hat
con received Il letter from Congressman
Skinner IN reply to the letter which he
wrote the latter. warming him tina, Rs
publicans would not permit fusion of
Populists and Democrats. Here is Skin
ncr's reply: II thank YOU kindly for
your letter of 2lst relative to alleged
fusion of Populists and Democrats I'm
Tyrrel country. This county gave us
trouble two years ana then run three
tickets. MY Information from there is
contrary to what you represent. | will
investigate thoroughly. and let me state
l am satisfied YOU are in error"
Chairman Hatton has been In the First
District two or three days.
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HENDERSON.

Henderson. y. c.. March 30.-(Spe-
cial.)-Aliss Leila Newcombe. of Raleigh.
Is visiting her brother. Mr.. 4. +. New
comb.
Miss Dunlop, who has been visiting the
Misses Warrick, returned yesterday 10
A2r home In Richmond
Massenburg II tel: W. II. HAN. We.
:er;own. n. Y; T. Winston, oxford y.
G.: II Rosenthai, Raleigh y. c.: Jane.
r. Young. city: ]. II. Vincent Peters
hurg. Va; w. r. Born North Carolina
j. L. Hudgins. Fudgins. Va: C. T.. Null
lo:. city: l.: O. White. Norfolk. Va; O.
B. Barnes. Greensboro. y. c.: w. f.
Medernis, Philadelphia. Pa: T.. c. Ed
mission. Greenfield, o.; r. II. Meacham,
Baltimore. Md: y. II. Harris. New Or
leans. La; John r. Odom. Rocky Mount.
~ G.; w. j. Gooch. Kansas City, Mo !;
=. II. Lamotte. London, Eng
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Well known I'm Portsmouth,.

The New York World Of last Saturday
contained an account of the operations
or man named n. ]. Weaver, who
worked the advertising racket" on a
Cargo number of persons in that city,
collecting from them between $4,000 and
$4,000. He had headquarters at one
time at the Hotel Waldorf, and had a
large force of clerks. typewriters. etc.
weaver was here about two weeks ago
on the schooner yacht Norma. and dur
me hiss weeks slap entertained iavlshly
by giving wine suppers. He first made
his appearance in Portsmouth about
ten or eleven years ago as the proprietor
of turkey rattle. and when he returned
as the owner of yacht his old acquaint-
ances were much surprised, and Won
dered where he got 1t.
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WILSON.

Wilson. n. c.. March 3O.-(Spcciap-
Edgar Simpson. Esq. one of our enter
prising and highly esteemed young citl-
Zens. who for the past few months has
been residing at Ring Wood. n. c., re-
turned home for a five days trip on Sat
urday
Mr. Will Lee. formerly a citizen of
Wilson, n. c.. now of Greenville. y. c..
is in town for few days.
MIR. NJ. r. Young. who has been on a
business trim North. returned last Sat
urday
We understand that the daring
"smokehouse" thieves have at last been
arrested. 1t is told that near Saratoga
they had the impudence 10 go to a mans
house. awake him and make him hold
the light and count the pieces of meat
they stole
Mr.. w. l.. Cantwell. the editor of the
Advance. left Saturday Tor Raleigh. n.
c.. for n few days trip.
The charming and fascinating Miss
Mamie Lee, of Virginia. who has been
visiting tho family of Mr.. John Gold for
a few days. left Saturday for her home
Mr.. George Earefoo: IS in town spend
ing a few days.
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EDENTON.

Edenton, n. c.. March 30.-(SpeciaD-
at 10 O'Clock Sunday morning at the
Baptist Church u Sunday school meet
ing was held Speeches Were made by
Messrs. FELTON,, Jordan and lynch. At
ii o'clock there was preaching, Rev. Mr..
Givin. of the Seminary of Louisville. oc-
cupying the pulpit. At the same hour
at the Methodist Church Rev. j. T..
White. of Raleigh. preached. At night
Mr.. White preached at the Baptist
Church. and Mr.. Givin at the Metho-
dist Church.
Judge Robinson arrived here this
morning on the boat and opened the
spring terns of the Superior Court of
Chowan county at IL o'clock. There are
quite Il number of cases OH the docket
ana the Judge. jury and lawyers VIII
doubtless he kept busy this week
News reached here this morning that
the Norfolk and Southern railroads
boat steamer Ranger. was destroyed by
fire "A; Hamilton Saturday night.
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PLYMOUTH.

riymouth. n. c.. March 3o.-eSpeclal)
rheV. Il. =. Green left Saturday to MI
ms regular appointment In Williamson
yesterday
MI, a. w. Waters and family left Sat-
III Tor visit to friends and relatives
IN GAINESVILLE.
mr. William Madrn, former lumber
,,uspectnr at the company's mill left with
m'a ians'ly Saturday for Elizabeth City.
built = -. ~ man 30 e.
:, MI George buchanan, of Washington.
M - WIS III town Saturday.
ne Republicans of this and adjoining
,,'s held meeting in the court
II use on Saturday.
Mr' Robb!e T. Walker. who has been
.'hs school in Baltimore for the
day ''o'iie Su'ur
News reached here yesterday TINT the
~. me ranger. freight boat owned
~ me Norfolk and Southern Railroad
n,ompahy. was burned at the wharf In
' ,, II. n. c.. on Saturday night.
MI d. w. Read, formerly of This
pidcc' out now of Baltimore. Md. ar
rived yesterday
Vu'e number Of our people attended
day. 'iie Sestei
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ELIZABErLs CITY.

Elizabeth City. N. C.. March 40
,,"pcc'a'2 -Eer. 7. J. Wood gave an IL
MStra'ed lecture before the u. Y. p. u.
~ yne baptist Church tonight.
Mr' Z. L. Weeks, one of the lealin,-
ana most popular citizens OF thIs co,,ni,,
uien Yesterday morning after a very
49, n,hess. Mr.. Weeks had only risen
rom .he bed after long sickness n
n,n t.'ne ago and was able TO be out
mnIh relapse came. Mr. Weeks has
ned several important offices in the
COUNTY; ana was atthe time OF his death
member OF the county Bard of Com
miss!uners VI y JIM
,,,n "as' ohloe Flora, wife OF Mr.. Dennis
flora. well-known and bfmni,, ra.,,a,.
90 woman of this place, died al the resi-
U W 81 Mr.. Nj. NJ. Forbes. In the First
,,' SUNDAY night at 10 o'clock AIrs
ipT1 h"d "a wide circle IF friends and
.e"IiVe ~ this place. and Camden com
~. her old home. where Tho body Lii
be taken for n;ermcnt ""'
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AMnn.lsop,e Picture.

The members of the Chambers Fire
Company TO the number of sixty have
been handsomely photographed by Mr.. A.
M. Turner. which has been put in a
frame oxS feet. with a set of resolutions
In the centre which were passed by the
Chambers boys after their return from
Reading, Pa. in September last. The
boys were SO Hospitality entertained tina /
they passed the resolutions and conclud-
ed to send the pictures in one frame,
each mans photograph being separate
with Is autograph at the bottom of his
picture. 1t will be forwarded to-mlr-
row to Friendship Hose and -Hooll-and
Ladder Company, of that city, and will
no doubt be highly priced by them, and
will adorn their meeting room. The
frame and picture are on exhibition In
Mr.. w. G. Nash's dry goods store win
dow, and attracted considerable atten-
ton yesterday.
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Two nn,nnSe Snits.

Judge Prentis opened toe Circuit Court
yesterday morning after a ten days re-
cess and began the trials of two suits
brought by the administrators of Ber-
na:d Randolph and Anderson Gibbs
against the Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company for $4,000 in each
case. The loss of life was occasioned
by collision between the steamer New
port News, OF the Washington Line,
and the TUX Katie. In which the latter
was sunk. Messrs. il. c. Marshall and
White & Garnett represented the de-
Tense, and Messrs. j. sydney Smith. Il.
Nj. Hughes and Floyd Hughes the plain
tiffs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31
"TUEsDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY,
OF This Week Will BE Big Bargain
Days at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the List
of Easter Bargains-If You Miss
This Easter Week Sale You
Have Only Yourself
to Blame.

to Blame.
Double width chameleon brilliantines,
the leading spring shades, worth Csc.
at only 19c. the yard
40-Inch wide French melange suitines
new colors. worth 40c., at &c the yard
English checks. covert cloths. imperial
serges. French tacquards, entirely new
worth Soc. Csc. all 75c., the entire line
will be sold at orly i9c the yard
Double width fancy plaids beautiful
new colors. worth l5c., at lie. the yard.
loo. New spring zephy bingham, at
only sc. the yard.
White check and plaid muslins. the
Sc. kind at &c. the yard.
Table linens, the soc. kind at 371c.
the yard.
4i-Inch wide black henrietta, the SOC.
kind at SOC. the yard
46-Inch wide black henrietta, the S5c.
kind at 69c. the yard.
Apron check ginghams, the Sc. kind
at 4Ac. the yard.
Fringe doylies. the Sc. kind at &c.
each; the l0c. kind at &c. each, and the
12Iac kind at Sc. each.
Turkish towels Qarge size), the 2Oc
kind at lac. each.
And $50 towels. the Sc. kind at CSC
each.
Sale commences this morning at 10
o'clock These prices are for cash ONLY
HAMMILL'S. 800 High street.
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HEREFORD.

Hartford, n. c.. March SO.-(Spec.al)-
Miss Sallie Barrow returned home from
Elizabeth CITY SATURDAY.
G. L. Major spent Saturday last In
Norfolk on business
J. r. Saunders left this morning far
icdenton.
Most of our lawyers will attend court
AT Edenton this week
Major e Loomis have put in their new
engine and boiler. and are now putting
in machinery for their factory. They
have also made their mill Rom larger.
Flu;ewood & Jackson will soon be
ready to launch their new tug
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PORTSMOUTH NEWS

purchasing saw dust when necessary,
which would be but a trifiing expense
Mr. tDashiells, Keeper Of the Cemete-
ries, reported t. Mayor Davis yesterday
that some 'little girls had been stealing
hyacinths from lot in Cedar Grove
Cemetery that were growing there On
account of the age of the little ones His
Honor sent IA message to the parents OF
the children, requesting tha5 they be
corrected for the same and that they be
not permitted to visit this cemetery
alone unless they can keep from modest
ing other peoples property.
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SOUTHERN PINES.

Southern Pines, NC, March 30.-(Spe-
ciaD-Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Swartz and
son left town thiG morning for Ashvile,
n. c.. where they expect to remain for a
few days. then return to their home.
in South Norwaks. Conn.
North Cardinals distinguished lectur-
er, Prof, Henry Blount. gave very
interesting lecture in Clarke's Hall on
the eth. Subject. Beyond the Alps Lies
Italy"
The first and second mines plays a
game of ball Saturday. Score, to 3
In favor of former nine.
The Southern Pines Tennis Club are
having'a new court built on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue
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w AXE FOREST.

Wake Forest, N. c.. March 3o.-(Spe-
c!aD-MRsI Lulu Powers is visiting Mrs.
G. F.. Reid
The following Is the college baseball
team: Gwalney. catch: Powell. pitch
Mills shortstop: Honycutt. first base:
Camp. second base: Sans third base:
Briggs. left field Fenner, centre field
Williams. right field.
Preparation are being made fo- a
picnic at the Falls Of the Neuse on Eas-
ter Monday.
on Sunday night the organization Of
the Baptist Young Peoples Union was
completed. The union starts out with
ia members
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The Baptist Sunday School Associa
ton.

The Baptist Sunday School Associa-
ton of Norfolk, Portsmouth and Berk-
ley held It's regular quarterly meeting
al South Street Church. Portsmouth,
Sunday afternoon. Rev. A Il. Owen,
ID. D., of Court Street Church, delivered
the address. taking for his subject An
Ideal Sunday School" The reports OF
the various schools showed them all to
be in flourishing condition. The cleo
ton OF officers was postponed until the
next injecting of the associa ton. which
will he held at Berkeley Avenue Church,
BE, kley. Rev Mr.. Davis. of Scottsville,
Church. was selected TO make the ad-
dress a this meeting.
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They Took EIoMcrs.

Keeper of Cemeteries Dashiel wishes
the two young ladies who were dressed
In black last Sunday week, and who.
to make themselves look still more at
tractive. helped themselves to whole
bouquets of flowers. to know that he
has succeeded in finding out their iden-
tity. He wishes to say to them. also.
that If such n thing should occur again
that he will not hesitate to make known
their names and prosecute them for
larceny besides.
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Aboard Ship.

Sea voyages are usually deemed pro.
motive of health. SO they are In mos
cases. But 1t may well be doubted If ths
Shaking NJ aboard ship. which people OF
very fragile constitution and weak Nerves
get is not prejudicial If its effects arc
not avertcd or nulliiied by a medicinaI
safeguard. The best. III we are To- H..
lieve the testimony of ocean TRAVELLERS
whether they go abroad for healti
pleasure or business. is 1Iostettcr's StoIn
ach Bitters. Invalids, commercial trnv
eicrs. sea captains and yachtsincn Ger,
cur in recommending this fine defensiv,
tonic. SO 60 ciuigiants to the frontie,'
the inhabitants OF malarious regions, and
all who are exposed to harishins ~,
rigors of climate. For malariai. rheu.
matte or kidney trouble. nervousness
dyspepsia, liver complaint ana constina
tion II is eminently efilcacious, and corn
mcnded by the medical fraternity far
and near.
Wall papering and decoration done
upholstering and hair mattress reno,
waited, carpets cut. made and laid. j.
S. Crawford's Furniture and Garnet
House.
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RICbI SQUARE.

Rich Square, March 3O.-(Special)-
Mr.. S. NJ. Baugham, of our town. was
married last Wednesday to one of Vir-
ginia's daughters and returned with
his bride on Thursday
Professor wv. II. Albright closed, his
school on last Friday. and will leave in
few days.
Mr. f. Baugham returned from the
North Saturday.
The Union meeting OF the colored peo-
pie met with the Church here. Quite a
large attendance.
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OF ,Me rolicc Commls.loners

The Board OF Police Commissioners
held an adjourned meeting last night,
with the following members present:
Hon. l.. n. Davis, President: DR.. l.. a.
Bilisoly. w. Il. Robinson, w. ]. An
derson and w. ]. Williams.
The Board continued the invcstiga-
tion OF the fire on the corner of King
and Green streets. A number OF Wit
t.sses were examined, but no light
was thrown ON the matter, except that
the fire was an incendiary one. but who
the party was Was unknown to the
Board. resolution was passed to that
effect. after which the meeting adjourn
ed.
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Simon s. Hartman. OF Tunnelton.
West Va, has been subject to attacks
of collie about once year. and would
have 20 call a doctor and then suffer
for about twelve hours as much as soma
do when they die. He was taken re-
Gently just the same as at other times.
and concluded TO try Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy.
He says: Il took one dose of II and il
gave me relief In five minutes. That Is
more than anything else has ever done
for ms" For cG,e by ell druggists.
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OFT for Washington.

The Joint committee from the Board
of Trade and City Council left last night
fer Washington and VIII appear to-mor-
row before the House Committee on Pub
lie Buildings for the purpose of urging
the needs OF this city for a public build
ing.
The Joint committees consist of c.
Ratton, II. l.. Maynard and q. NJ. Rey-
nolds. frS.n the Board of Trade. and
{. S. Sherwood. j. j. King and ]. Davis
Reed, from the City Council.
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HAE.rFAX

Halifax, II. c.. March 3O.-(speciall-
On Monday last Mr.. II. l.. Fenner and
Mr. D. {. Lircsay went squirrel bunt-
ing. ana willie walking through Tho
woods suddenly Mr. Liycsay felt some
'hihS pun his pants leg. Thinking II
was the dog. he said, Go away. Joe {"
put ON looking around he discovered a
iaLEt piack snake about 4 feet long,
holding To his pants leg. Mr.. Fenner
Immediately shot and killed II.
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TAKE THE BLUE LINE

a new line of large cushioned wagons.
buckboards. ETC.. for picnics: First class
hacks for weddings. balls and etc. Fine
driving horses, good teams for outing
Groceries. Feed, Buggies. Harness, BIZ
cycles and ETC.. Wood. Sand and Lime.
Harness and Vehicles repaired. Black
smith and Horseshoeing done by w. c.
PECK. Phone No. 974. Prepared to
meet your needs, ! am yours truly.
Q. L. WILLIAMS
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True Prophecy
FOR RENT.
THE HORSES NOME.

have just rebuilt the stables at eis
Sha am preparsd ee so take
horses at the following prices: Bosrdss
ing Hores, S12 per month; Clipping
50. Medicines for horses always on
hand. Spoilt horses broken OF an FAD
soaring, etc. Horses for sale ar S5
change always on hand. Your pAtt0ssxs
ago Is cordially solicited. HespecfygilS.
CAPT. JIhfs XII Ssss
{ Z HAvE GoMN TO sTAY. feiissssss
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Death OF Mrs. Hilton.

Mrs. Roberta r. Hilton died at the
residence of her husband, No. 634 High
street. yesterday morning in the twenty
ninth year of her age. The funeral will
take place from the above residence to-
day. The remains will he Inferred in
Elmwood Cemetery. in Norfolk
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q CA F. .

lau volunteered my services 10 20 on th,.
bond OF Rachel Riddick. tile woman who
assaulted Mr.. w. ii. Codd on Friday
night last, l desire to state that when /
Went on the hord was told by her son
Robert. who is In my employ. that IL was
SIMPLY an assault and 1t being about ]
o o'clock in The morning had no time to
investigate the case. Had | known that
Mr.. Cod had requested that she should
not he bailcd through any fear of in
Jury to his peopl" | would have refused
which | did the next day when the case
was heard. thought I was doing an
act OF charity in ba!ling one of my EN-
ploye's mother Not that ] felt any i'm.
terest In the woman whom | hardly
knew but 1t seems as IL there is n dis
position to make capital out o: my kind
ness and to try to injure me, but my
friends know me too well FOR that
j. II. LASSTTER
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PORTSMOUTH.

Summary; Earned Runs-Portsmouth.
4. Three-base Hits-Marr Two-base
Hits-IBurke, Rollins. Mari and Glenn.
Base on Balls--Off Garvin. 3; off Mack
ey. 3. Hit by Pitched Ball-By Gavvin.
Reiman. Struck Ou;-By Leach. .; by
Garvin, /; by Macl<ey. l. Stolen Bases
Glenn, 3; Rollins, l: Hargrove. .; Hail. /;
Holman. 3: Leach. /. Left on Bases
Portsmouth. s: New Haven, S. Double
Flaps-Hali. Holman and Mari: O'Con-
nor, Gilman and O'Hagan. Time of
Game-'rwo hours and ten minutes. UNI
pire-Mr. Judkins. G. T. b.
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why Pay Fancy Prices for Grocer,e.

When you can buy Smithfield hams
for lac. Rumford's yeast powders, &c
other yeast powders ut 4c.: home-mads
lard Sc. Baltimore &C.. sugar SC. Nav.
Orleans molasses Toe. quart butter IL
and lSc, Elgin creamery 22c.. lobstors
1Sc., salmon l0c. per pound. sardines 4c
per box. for Csc.
l.. II. PEARSON.
Phone 9sS. Corner Green and Bart
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Rare a'hnpce.

For the next thirty days we will coll,
at and below cost everything contained
in the Chicago Bargain House. 21O High
street. Portsmouth. Va. Come early
II you want the best OF bargains.
mh25-1m ]. j. BILISOLY, Prom.
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OPEN FOR THE Seasonal HAVE
Opened my Soda Fountain for the
season and Will dispense Pure Soda with
Ice Cream Soda and Whip Cream, Lem
onade, Milk Shakes and Coca Cola A
choice drink delicious and appointing
Call and see me.
L. A. BILLISOLY
mar26-1mo 3l4 High Street
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nresrnuer & Au,hony. ia u,x,, tree,

The largest stock of clothing and
gents furnishings in the city. Agen.s
for two Of the largest merchant taiIo,-
ing establishments in the country. Suits
10 order from $3.50 to s35; trousers n
order from $3.50 to $40 per pair.
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MODIFY Euster Tic.

We have something new and nobbv :,
Easter ties. .
CHARLES r. WELTON g. co
Hatters. and Mems Furnishings
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CITY BONDS FOR SALE
Office of the City Clerk,
Council Chamber,
Portsmouth, Va, March so. 1886

VI tsHipH'H' a. NldiCIl lcSD.
THE CITY or PORTSMOUTH, VA,
offers for sal" $1,000 COUPON Paw
ING REDEMPTION BONDS. payable IN,
30 y-arS and bearing interest at the rate
of per cent per annum, payable semi
annually I'm June and December. These
bonds are In denominations OF 500 and
lac registered, principal and interest, or
principal only. at the option of the hold
ers
Sealed proposals addressed 20 E.
THOMPSON, Jr., city clerk. will D,, ,e-
ceived until o'clock j. m. MONDAY.
Auril Is 1886. for the purchase Of these
bonds, the city reserving the right to
roget ail or amy OF the bids
Communications other than proposals
should be addressed to
c. S. SHERWOOD,
Chairman Finance Committee
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Get Your Spring Suit.

Whether ready made or made to order.
from US. II will pay you being lower
in price and better made. Suits. ali
wool, $3.50. $3.50. s775 and upwards.
LEVY & JACOBS,
200 High street.
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This IL Your chance

For one week all winter stock. such
as dress goods. men and boys cassi.
meres. blankets, gloves, etc.
y. j. Phillips
Under Oxford IJnu
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Suits Ian Order.

Our spring suitings for Easter AT nonu.
lar PRICES Look at our window disnIav
From $3.50 to $3.50 Sp'a'-
NJ. ROSENBAUM.
116 and 1lS High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31
Specials for To-Dau

Carolina Rice. &C.. or lbs for CSC Fine
2iinnoa A. Sugar Corn, &c, or for Csc
Sltted EARLY June Peas. I0c per can: these
peas are bargain Finest Rolled Oats.
a. or IDS FOR 25c. The Job Lot of Greer,
nc ~ morey. Give IT n trial. our Cracked
, mra,n Java Coffee at zee. is receiving
many compliments. Try 1t
@. w. IIUDGINS &. 90 rs