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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-24
DrdfwaRce No.

Levyiug Tax for the year 1896 on all prop
eriy situated in tire Parish Of Lafourehe.
snlJrct to taxation under the Constitution
of 1879.
Sec. l.t.--Be it enacted by the Police Jury
1T the Parish ut LafOnrche i'll regular meeting
assembled that an ad valoren. tax Of s mills
on the dollar be- and whereby levied for It's.
enrrent year tl8S6) Ei:rteen Hnnared .n.
N,n-f,--is on all pros~ity sIt,,as..si i'll H..
Patis., et ! af0urchs,. n"f exempt from ta>a-
tim nid'r t'.e Cone.itueeu Of 1879.
See anl-Et it en..', etl .rrc.- t;a. the sail
tax hen cnta'4tl shall ,,e ;rl,,.nrttoM-, .,l,
set apart ~ inl'nws:-
Fir-t-t mills shall he set a,."r. 4" pay the
rnrr. III Expenses ot the P,.risi, fnein.iing All
the SALARIES If '!r pan ish asliers se.+s shall b..
known as he General Fund.
SecoDd-2a mills shall hs set apart anil
used fcr the suppOrt'and maihtenance Of the
Public Schools of the Parish. and shall be
known as the Public School Fund.
Third.-a OF Il mill slis, be set apart and
used on'y for the purp"s.s n3builtlins, I'M
proving and repairing tie Scls.,ot Hsrses be-
longing t9 he Parish, payin.s the SALARY o!
the superintendent and euch :ncisientais M
may be necessary, and shall b.. known as the
Public School House Fund. The Public
School an3 Public School Housa. Finds shall
be subject 70 the legal order of the School
Boar,l of the Parish of Lafourclie and a state
ment of the expenditures therant sAssll be
Submitted ny the School B0ar.l Of This parish
through its, Presidentor superintendent 80
this Jury hi.annuaily. OH the first Monday 81
July and January of each year.
FOURTH mill shall be set apart aud used
for Drainage purposes as stipulated Nv Or,si-
nance M. 1872, adopted March 9th, 1895 ae4l
any subsequent amendments, aIal shall be-
expeniet. IA therein provided for.
Sec. 3tl.-Be il enacted ETC., that siis Or.E
nance shall take effect from and after the
first publication thereof.
Adopted and approved Sept. 10TH. 1896.
il. AUCOIN, President,
Fl. n. COUEON. Clerk.
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Grand Master Workman Sovereign
of the Knights of Labor has this to
say Of the methods Ut Hanna aud his
syndica,es which are being employed
in this campaign:
.If the character Of McKinleyism is
to be judged ny it's influence in this
campaign. it must be conceded that
it's only mission on earth Is To make
threats against industry, intlm:date
the working people, and dem,nd for
America the same laws and conditions
un whicl, rest the mOnarchles of the
old world. A system that is too cow
ardly to stand before the world ON its
own merits. hut steals into the hnmes
of the poor anu demands the votes of
the working people on threats of dis
charge, the ystem that com pels work
ing people to lie to hold their jobs and
forces them to wear Mckinley buttons
whether they want to or not, and re-
oaires them To 60 Oh excursions to
Canton. O., against their will, is in
conilic. with the spirit ut Republican
noyernm. .nt and too cOntemptible to
command the support Of a patriotic,
liberty loving people"
We commend the utterances of MIR.
Sovereign 10 every man who earns or
hopes to earn wages and still retain
his manhood aud self-respect. The
attempt of Hanna and the money
power backing him to intimidate and
coerce American labor should be met
by u laundering rebuke at the ballot
| box.
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SCHOOL BOARD.
4 X. Mcbride President: w. p. Mar
aa' superintendent and secretary -.
'...... Numa Elfer Chas. 5 Math.
svs. l.. kraemer, w Z. Howell. J. l..
Leblanc, Emile Toups.
tHIsoaAux BRIDGE COMM TIE.
We Ragan. president: ... :.
y; secretary Frank Zernot.. ]. l.. Aucoin
T.. u Morvani and l.. j. Trosclair.
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SILVER OR GOLD.

Better than either is a healthy
liver. If the liver is O. K. the
man is 0. 4. His blood is kept
pure, his digestion perfect, and he
can enjoy life and act intelligently
and patiently upon the questions
OF the day. You all know what to
take. You have known it for wears.
1t Is Simmons Liver Regulator
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.Ne,TICE:

G. , THE STEAMER LOUISIANA
.ka az. =. >~vs i,onailsOnv;lle ON Sunday.
Ture.say nu; Thursday ~ 6 o'clock -. rn..
passing Na""ieonvillo vt 8:l5 a. IN. Thito-
daux at i1:.{e, rnnneeting with IL ~. M
train: arri~e- ut :.,ckp"rt at 2p. m
Leaves l-orkrort u Monday. Wednesday
"''i FRIDAY. M 6 -. M, passing Tl,ihniaux ut
9:30 Il. m. San,leonville ut 1870: arrives at
DonaliSonvi'ia 1t 3:30 =. ~. making cl"se
cnurectinn with the r. l. P. 3:i5 train for
New Orleans.
DoGa idsany,lie 20 Thil,splaux anu rack
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DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
Dist No. l-rhos. Beary, o. Anthement
snd ]. B. 5. Mire.
Dist. 40. 2.-Thos. Barker, Oscar Anthe-
uent, G. j. Guidry
DIST. No.3.-L. j. Trosclair. j. l.. Leblanc,
III Tomassi
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For years you and your fathers
have found it Of sterling worth.
It is and always has been put up
only by J. 81. Zeilin & Co. Take
none but the genuine. It has the
Red z on the front of the wrapper,
and nothing else is the same, and
nothing so good.
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A SENSIBLE MAN!

CCvers his steam pipeing and dru ns with
Carey's Asbestos Maxnesia Sectional Cover
ings 1t pays for its cost in less than i, year.
Put in Thompson Eclips. to burn .,.gasse
shaving, rice hulls, pea or buck wiieat coal
lining papers and engineers supplies, to
DAEFUON & STOUTZ,
SiJ Union Street
9m' ). :. New Orleans
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THIB0DAUX, La, SATURDAY, OCTOBER "A, 1885,

residence Of the Pierre Lee place. neay the
Sanders Canal on the right bank of Bayou
Lafourche.
Be it further ordained ect, That all ordf
nsnces or parts of ordinances POW extanr,
fixing the polling places and election pse.
cincts in this parish are hereby repealed.
Adopted aud approved Sept. 9th. 1896.
J. LOUIS AECOIN, President,
II. n. CCULt,N, Clerk.
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TIE iae- n
tS:is'' ! s''&M2z<Zx i:;''' ~
BOSS QUAY'S BLUFF.

Mr.. Faulkner Declares It will Do
Democrats More Good Than Harm.
"What do you think of Senator
Quay's claim that Mckinley has al
ready assured to him 270 electoral
votes" was asked Chairman Faulkner
OF the Democratic Congressional COM
mlttee, by the The Times Democrat
correspondent. at is an excellent
one," replied the astute West Virgin
ian. "He could not have made q
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Bryan's trip removed all doubts
about Indiana. Safely count on 5000
for free silvcr.-Delpbi Times (dem.)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
Town OF SUFFOLK

affair anything but; pleasant to the,
oarticipants. Those .arraigned to-day
on the charge of assault were some of
.ne CLUBS big guns. members or conn
mlttee whose duty twas to collect tick.
cts from passengers. They We're: Joe
Hill. Bill Bracey, John w. CopeIand.
William Ash and John Hill. The com
pIainants. at whose instance the war
rah , We're sworn out: were Lucy Elliott
and Annie Brynnt. who claimed TO have
peen assaulted, cursed and partially
stripped of their clothing.
When the ticket collectors came
around around one OF hem could not lmme-
afterwards found In her stocking.
Trouble then ensued, during which one
or more pistols were fired. 4 part of the
evidence was of very racy and laugh
able nature. The defendants were flnetI
*Z.5O each and costs. which were pretty
steep. amounting to about Sal
Col. X. r.. Griffin, OF Portsmouth. nm
peared for the defense. while Mr.. Merritt
Briggs. of Suffolk. represented the pro-
seCution. The case had previously been
called in Portsmouth, but nom jurlsdic-
ton was pleaded.
There Is on foot n movement looking
tothe organization In Suffolk of n brass
oand. There have been numerous occa-
sions when the need OF a local band ,vas
experienced. and IL the enternriso he
successful 1t Will supply a long felt
want 1t Is proposed to organize with
tWcnty-fcur pieces most of which will
be operated by local talent An experi-
enced Instructor expects to Grain the
men. and within a, few weeks music
may be expected.
Mrs. E. T. Wilcox, after an extended
visit to her sister, Mrs. Ben Dunnville.
left last night for her home in Prince
Edward Island.
Mr.. Jarvis Stith, of New York, arrived
in Suffolk tonight for visit to his
parents.
Col. r. W. Jordon. of Norfolk, is In
Suffolk as the guest OF his brother. Com
modore l.. w. Jordan.
william Powell. aged as. will to-mor-
40.
Third Baseman Billie Boyle returned
last night from Ashland, where he spent
Sunday with friends.
MISS Edith Cheatham has gotten back
from n. visit 10 Charottesville. 'tf
DIR. A. w. Eley left to-day for Hamp-
ton, where he VIII attend the fifteenth
annual meeting of the Virginia Phar-
maceutical Association
Ladies' of The Episcopal Church to-
night gave an Ice cream festival on
Main street.
Manager Vanderslice has arranged
for the locals to play the Franklin team
on the latter's grounds next Friday.
Mr.. William Daughtrey, of Chicago,
is visiting relatives in Suffolk
The schooner Henry Shepherd, Gram
mer, of New York, has arrived to load
with lumber.
Mrs. Brooks Dunnville. after visiting
Suffolk friends, has returned to her
home at Newport News.
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BRAn Bl.ETON.

The Misses Bennett. of Ashland Va.
who were visiting their brother, Rev.
II. II. Bennett, returned home yester-
day.
Mr.. ]. B. Bebworth and family. OF
windsor avenue. will spend some time
In Currituck county, N. c.
Mrs. w. T. Wilbur, of 200 East High
iand avenue, has returned from Rich.
mond, where she spent a week most
Pleasantly with friends
There are arrangeme nts in progress for
an open air concert under the auspices
OF the Epworth League at Trinity Al r
Church later in the week
Mrs. w. S. Peet, of Bridgeport Conn
accompanied by Miss Mary Martin, Of
concord, are visiting Mrs. j. b. Alexan-
DER, or North Reservoir avenue.
Mrs. j. c. Reed. of 4O7 West Hiebla M,
avenue, is at home again after spending
several weeks at Lynnhaven, Va.
Mrs. Mamie GLENN and daughter
MISS Jennie, will visit friends in Peters,
burg, Va, for some time
Mrs. Captain Amy, of Claiborne ave-
nue., left yesterday for Rhode Island
Misses Matte and Eliza Hunter. Of
Willoughby avenue, will spend lima
with their uncle, Mr. John Keeling. of
uhls city, and then visit in the country
several weeks.
Mrs. N. Moore, of East Willousbbs
avenue, Will visit relatives in PRINCESS
Anne county the remainder of the SIM.
mer.
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NEWS

John Sherman. disorderly. fined $3.50
and costs.
John Sherman, carrying concealed
weapons, fined $40 and costs and appeal
was noted.
Robert Jenkins. charged with selling
beer at retail without a license was be-
fore the court for trial during the after
noon, but the decision had not been
reached at this writing.
John Clark. drunk. fined 81 and costs.
"A delightful fishing party was given
this afternoon in honor of Miss Ora
Cr!slty and Mrs. Moore, of Manchester,
who are visiting Mrs. r. d. Adams on
West avenue. The party was composed
or Mrs. Moore and Miss Ora Crisley, Mrs.
and Captain II. ID. Adams. p A. Talbot.
Julian Ford, Miss Lizzie Daughtrey and
Miss Florence WILLS. Prizes are to be
awarded for the largest catch in the va
rious catches of fish. while the gentleman
catching the smalles: fish Will give the
party a layout.
IMP IN BUSINESS
More vessels have arrived and cleared
during the past few days than there
have been in the same length OF time
since March. 1t is reported that large
quantities of wheat is being shipped TO
this pont from the Central States and II
is known that work at the elevators will
start up this week.
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EaOUNTCAsrLE ON THE STAND.
He TesIifies TINT he Assisted Many
Voters but Only OH Renucat

Newport News. Va, July 21.-(Spec!al,
The case of Post VS.. Moss was again
resumd in The Hastings Court this
morning. Testimony for the plaintiff
was all in before the court took the usual
noon recess. During the afternoon wit
nesses for the defense were heard.
Mr. Robert Mounca stle, the judge who
is charged with the greater part of the
wrong doing sought to be established
was the first witness put on the stand
by the defense. MT. Mountcastle stated
that he had assisted between 20 and 1OC
voters on the day OF election In the sec
ond ward, but that he rendered no as.
sistance except upon request of the vot-
ers. This seems 10 he n fair statement
since 1t is very proba BILE that out of 400
colored voters in the Second ward one.
fourth, that IS 100. would be- unable 10
read or write.
This case. however. still continues and
the end thereof is out of sight
In the Police Court to-day August
Beach. for jumping board bill. was
fined $40 and costs.
N1arg Minor. colored, assault. dis
missed a costs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Matters Of Small Moment About tho Ctr
Very Briefly ChranIcIed.
PERSONAL AIN SOCIAL NEWS NOTES
A Full and Concise Record or the
Minor Events of Growing Sea.
port City Laid Bare to the Many
Readers of tho Newsiost OF Nor.
folk Papers.

Miss Rosa Ellis, of Richmond, Is visit
Ing Miss Brown, on Fenchuroh street.
Miss Durand has left Norfolk to visit
friends and relatives in Princess Anne
county.
Rev. Herbert NJ. Hope and family, Of
Hlchmond. are spending several days at
Ocean View.
Mr.. George Munson. formerly of this
city, but now of Philadelphia, is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. S. D. Rhodes and family left yes
terday for Albermarle county, where
they Will spend some ttfne
The Danville Grays have gone into
camp at Ocean View They will remain
ABOUT ten days.
Miss Lila T Hungerford, of Rich
mond. is visiting Mrs. H. D. oliver. on
Fenchurch street
MIR. Ambrose Page. assistant Y. nj. C.
"a. secretary. left yesterday for Lynch
purg, where he will spend some time.
Mr.. John l.. Curley, of Richmond. pres.
ident OF the Virginia branch of the To-
bacoo Workers Union of America. is liz
the city.
Mrs. William Mahone and family pass
ed through the oity yesterday en- route
LOT Nag's Head, N. c., where they will
spend the summer
lnteliAgence has been received here oil
the serious injury in PHILADELPHIA Sum
DAY OF Mr.. William Stevens, of this city.
by railing from q parachute
"A force of hands Is at work LAYING the
subway telephone line on Atlantic street
Inc line has already been laid on Roa-
noke avenue and portion of West Wa
ter street.
Rev. H. NJ. Hope Supreme Chaplain
knights OF Honor. will address the mem
6ers of the order at the lodge room of
Orient Lodge. Odd Fellows Hall, to-
morrow night.
The Y. M. c. A. Bicycle Club. owing
20 the condition Of the road and wea-
ther, was unable to take its proposed
run last night. 1t was postponed TO
Thursday evening.
Inc sailmakers who struck at Hud-
guns d Hursts establishment Mon day
nave not yet returned to work. The
1rm claim to have been unjustly treated
by their employees, and say they only
worked five apprentices before they
took on the other two. and not seven as
was stated.
Quite fleet OF barges and schoonera
are gathered at Lambert's Point await.
ing cargoes OF coal. a gentleman stated
yesterday that he had just returned from
uhe Pocalhontas and Flat Top regions and
that a miners strike in that section was
regarded as imminent, lin which event
there will be scarcity OF coal here, pro-
Vaded the strike Is OF long continuance.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
DEATH OF ]. P. CLAUD
His End Game As tho Result Of Collapse
Following Protracted Dissipation.
EXCELSIOR EXCURSION Row SETTLED
The LOngest Session or tho Mngis.
trRte's Court This Year Given to
Hts Considcration-Fi Fines and Costs
Imposed TO Organize Brass
Band-Fined for Sunday violation.

Suffolk. Va, July 21.-(SpeciaD-while
suffering a collapse following a protract.
ed period OF dissipation. Mr. j. p. Claud,
well-known citizen of Southampton
county. died in Suffolk at noon to-day In
the Baker House, on the extension us
East Washington street. The deceased
had been in and around Suffolk for two
or three weeks, rarely being free from
liquors influence. but not bea silly drunk
the collapse began two days ago, since
which time he gradually sank, notwitA-
standing the fact that he had good med.
ical treatment and close attention from
kino-hearted citizens.
Mr.. Claud was some years ago tina
most prominent merchant in Courtland,
Va, and was recognized as one Of the
best business men in his community He
was In addition philosophical, honest
and popular, but could not down the fas-
cination for drink. His store was burn
ed down about five years ago and he was
charged with the crime and jailed The
jury considered that he was irresponsi-
BILE at the time and acquitted him.
Recently the deceased has been rep.
resenting a Northern fruit nursery in
Northampton. Nansemond and surround.
Ing counties. The remains were tonight
prepared for burial and taken to South
ampton on the midnight train.
CHARGED WITH SABBATH VIC.
LATION.--While stroliing on the Fair
Grounds Sunday an officer made find.
He discovered two barber shops In oper-
alton and in violation OF the town ordi-
nance. The proprieto!s, James Ayler
and Sherman Ballard, were summoned
before the Mayor yesterday They were
assessed $3.50 each. f.ls
THAT EXCURSION ROwLOne of
the most lengthy sessions of Magis-
trate'S Court of the year was held to day
in the County Courthouse Justice A.
S. Eley presiding. The court was &C.
cupied till nearly night. A large num-
Der of spectators were present.
The defendants were members of the
Excelsior Independent Club, Of Ports
mouth. which organization last week
ran an excursion to Suffolk On the
return trip there was some fighting and
cursing on the train. which made the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
Tried Laudanum For

NJ ouIia Grlfiin, a coiored girl living at
NO. IL Chesapeake street attsmnte6 "a
END her presumably miserable existence
Yesterday afternoon about 8 O'Clock by
taking five cents worth of ,audanum
at one and the same time The matter
MAS reported to the police station. and
r. epelgnt being summoned. repaired
to the Griffin domicile. and nv a n~on,nt
ana energetic use of the stomach pump
succeeded In dragging the unwilling
Jnl:d back 10 life and health once more,
Generally speaking. :: may be said tina I
i, troubles were at the bottom of the
ill-advised deed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
PROPOSALS,
Proposals for Coal,

Bids will be received at the Office of the
Water Department TIN ~ m, July 2lst
1876. for Two Thousand Tons, more or less
or Bituminous Steam Coal, to be delivered
In the coal shed on wharf at Morris
Bridses. IN such quantities and Mt such
times as may be ordered by the Depart
ment. The bidders to specify the Trade
Name" OF the coal bid on.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
BOARD OF WATER coMsRs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

The tug Hudson, formerly renorted
cleared for Baltimore with barges Tri-
ton and Susie HEch. only got as far
as York Spit. when it was discovered
mat the Triton was top-heavy and was
iisting very badly. The captain deemed
II unsafe to proceed. and returned to
TINS pont, where part of the Triton's
deck-load was Transferred 70 the
schooner Three F.iends. af .cr which the
same tug cleared with the barges Tri-
ton, Susie Hitch, and the Three Friends
for Baltimore
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
A Walking Policy shoD RniIed.

,oIncer Ruddick last night ARRESTED
moses johnson at No. Yaxley's lane,
mpon warrant sworn out by Robert
se Ix,or' charsins him with writing and
seInhS poGcy slips. A number of tick
ets. drawings and books were found
upon his person and held for evidence.
lie was bailed for his appearance he.
zorro Justice Tomlin this morning,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
At Auction To-Day.

y: t. Jones & Son, auctioneers, will
sell today, by order OF d. j. Turner.
High Constable, the machinery. etc.
OF the Virginia Parquet Flooring Co.
ana one fine horse. buggy and harness.
See advertisement.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
Hofhefmer WILL Closn

To-day at IL. Hofheimer's shoe store.
1914 Main street, will close to prepare for
me reduchon sale. which begins to-
ment in the Virginian.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

Annual excursion to Mathews county
BY steamer Northampton" leaving
Bay Line wharf at 500 D. m. to-day
Only s1.0o for the round trip. See adj
vertisement AZ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE-A we'll built residence on
wood street; sold for no fault: too large
path and all the modern conyeniencas
lot A..Xll5; a splendid opportunity for
anyone ny Wishing nice home, with op-
s Ih on Two lots in rear 40 feetx120, on
Which can be erected three IN nIca
tenement houses. For terms. etc nm
ply ON premises. No. GO Wood street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

LEXINGTON. VA.
,,a Flfth-eighth year, State military. pcien.
tile and technical school, Tboro,,ah
courses In general and applied chenIstrv
ana In engineering. Degrees conferred n,
course course, Grad: V. NJ. |. and Bachelor
SScience' IN Post Grad. courses, Master
Science. Civil Engineer All eTnenaas H..
ctualng clothing and incidentnls provided
at rate or 5000 per month as an averoYa5
ior the -FOUR years. exclusive of OUTFIT. -a
,,.o, Gen. SCOTT SHIP.
JSEi-tu,lh' sa-l9t Superintendent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

SOR SALE-.At a sacr!fce-A small con-
ttscuonary business: stand Very desIra-
PIE and neatly lifted up; very little
money needed. No better chance can
pe mad to engage in a paying business
with small capital. Terms easy il de.
Church street. ieoc-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

BOARDING. or two single gentleman
can be accommodated with q front room
and board ut reasonable figure, at 2S2
East Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

WANTED-FOR CASH BUYERS-Gro-
Gerry stores, lunch rooms, saloons. drug
stores, coal yards, etc. No publicity.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, West Build
Ing Main and Church streets. teA-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
Norfolk College for YOuIg L0dIes.

,ed Mext session begins SEPTEMBER 3C.
a it'S Inc courses of study are thorouEh7
mmu practicai, Including English, Matfe.s
nmatcs, the Languages, Science, ART.
Music. Elocution: all taught by Competent
,an1tI uctors Primary and intermediates
;, Chalses as low as can be afforded for
tho advantages given. Catalogues may
oc , n5a al book stores or at the college.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

$50 CASH buys q Waverly Bicycle wortl
$50; machine can be seen at Virginian of
nee. jy10-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

MAN LATELY FROM PHILA-
delphia wants position in first-class
buying and selling. Address "a. NJ.
care Virginian. jy21-3ts