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COULD NOT re CONFIRMED.
Tlic Rumorcd Sale ofthc ~ScRbGnrd as
Yet Remains N umor

The rumOr which gained wide cirCu-
lation Immediately after the adjourn-
ment of .;hc meeting 10 the effect that
n majority of the Scaboard stock had
of New York. caused a great deal Of
excitement In .a.lway circles IN this
city. III view OF The significant action
Of th= stockholders, hCwever, il did no:
gain much rredence.
Presiden: Hoffman was seen at the
theatre in refs rCEce t. the matter. but
he sal that he knew nothing whatever
Of any such action. He declined to eX-
IrpsS al. opinion.
Mi. T.. 81 John was seen at MS $50
ler2e. but drclined to be quoted.
Judge i.cgl: l.. Watts. general counsel
for the road. said that he knew abso-
lutcly nothing of the matter and could
neither confirm nor deny it.
However. it Is Il we'll known fact tina
the general Officers OF the Scalroard Air
Line have been ~ fully aware of the
attempt on The mar. Of MIR. Ryan 10 So
cure n controlling interest in the line. in
aid of tho Southern railway. as they
have o; General Gi!rs scheme. BON
plans are bill, Ved to have been eifcC-
tually sauclchnd by The action OF the
Board of Directors Yesterday. How
ever. rs q VII known tinancier said last
night. the fortunes OF the stock markets
and the ne = owncrships daily developed
ny .GPEi can 1CNtG De depended on.
\ telegram was received by q railway
man in Newport Ncws last night. stat.
inE that ;l.r :cad had been sold. and .s
The night Wore on and no denial came
from authoritative sources. the belief
that there mus; be something in tha
rumnr grew.
Whispers rHom Portsmouth supposed
II emauate :rcm apparently lutli0ri-a-
tive sources led many TO believe ti.a:
thn r. aI had really been sold 10 ifs OH
enemies.
Absolutely nothing. however. could ho
learned from any official source and ihc
nullic was LEFT 10 srecLlate.
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LONG DISTANCE PHONE
The American Telephone and Telegraph
Company Coming 10 Norfolk.
CONNECTION WITH NORTHERN CITIES
IA introduction OF the Long Dis.
tance Teiephons Will put NorIoth
ANA New York In the Same Posi-
tions Regarding Communication
ms Norfolk and Portsmouth.

Norfolk will soon have direc, long
distance telephone connection with the
principal American cities. The Anncri-
can Telephone and Telegraph Company.
n corporation (which las It's charter un-
der Virginia flaws. Intends placing this
city on its circuit IL: IS early Il date ~
possible.
The company last night made api,li-
cation to' the Common Council for pe:-
mission to erect pol5s and stretch cables
In the stree" of this city.
Its attorney, MIR. Alfred +. Thorn, told
a Nirginian reporter the would
come TO Norfolk just rs soon as the
Councils granted the requisite permits
sion for the use of tn" streets.
The American Telegraph and Telr-
phone Company operates lons-distancc
phones as far West a.: Milwaukee. Wiz,
ami as far North as Portland, Me. They
intend putting all important Southern
cities IN d!rec. telephone connection
with all the great Northern centres and
Norfolk will become one of the H. $.
places cachcd on Jf.c!r Southern cir
cult. They have "irear.y connected
with Washington clay and will proceed
~s1u;hward "a rapidly rs possible.
Vile II Is not the puipose of the com
pany To enter into competitions with
local telephone companies for exchang
patronage. still 4 p%rO\iso is inserted IL
thci" franchise giving them the RICH: {,
operate a local sWvicc. which will cua.
bic the company 10 glvc a direct service
H. those of their patrons who desire
such accommodation
The entrance oil a iCng-distancc tele.
phone system her" IS an evidence of Tx
growing Importance NJ this port and Il
will greatly enhance the cOmmcrCia'
possibilities OF Norfolk. Business met
can then talk with customers hundred.
Of miles away. Brokers can discuss til.
markets with clients il. far-away cities
Norfolk and New York Will bear THE
SInie relations so far as telephone con-.
mul.icaticn is concerned, as Norfolk AMI
Portsmouth at present. Everyone vii,
be glad of the ven of this triumph
Of modern invention.
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AMusEMENTs.
MISS PHILADELPHIA" COMING.
The Quaker maids. so folks relate.

MISS PHILADELPHIA" COMING.
The quaker maids. so folks relate.
Don modest gowns of sober gray:
Miss Phiiadelphia's" up to date,
And wears the gayest OF the gay.
1t cost $4,000 to put the show together.
1t needs II hundred people to present
1t. 1t has Willie Collier, Inez Mecuker,
Louis Allen. Joseph Coyne, Johnny
Hvams. Budd Ross. In it's make up, it
shows William Penn lately come down
from his tower OH City Hall, it shows
the Mint OF Philadelphia, Ninth and
Chestnut Streets the p~ostofflce and the
Wissahickon drive. 1t has innumerable
speeialties. music OF an exceptional or
~dancing-that Is Miss Philadelphia"
There are three hours of good, healthy.
pure and innocent fun In the piece. 1t
Is the most consistent burlesque that
has been written In the last decade, and
genuine wit takes the place of horse
n,nS. me march of the city troop of
shilauelphia is one OF the features, as
Is also the ladies' symphony orchestra.
Miss PhlladeiDhia' will be seen at the
Academy of Music shortly.
DELLA FOX. TO-NIGHT.-That pop
ular little comis opera star, Della Fox.
make her first appearance before n Nor
folk audience at the Academy OF Music
tonight.
The Richmond TIMES of yesterday
says:
a large and Brilliant audience greeted
Miss Della Fox at last niflht's produc-
ton of the Little Trooper" Miss Fox,
as Clairette Duval, scored a triumph
sustaining the part of the masquerading
trooper with all the requisite and nee
essary spirit and diablerie..
The series of complications constitute
ing the light, rollick.ng plot. implicated
the star and her support in Il pleasing
manner.
The operate career on Miss Coy has
been a brilliant one. and, though her I'M
tial performance, while II mere child,
was that OF acting ''Pinafore's Midship-
mite" the baneful influence of the an
Gent maritime opera seems to ~ spar
ell her.
The advance sale of seats for this
engagement is the largest of the season
and the largest audience Is confidently
expected. There are some choice seats
VT TO DE had. Prices %. 80. S1.Q0 and
s1.50.
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS" LAST
N1GHT.-Mlle. Rhea, supported by n
good company. presented this play al
The Academy OF Music last night. Rhea
a Mary Stuart sustained in every way
the character of the beautiful and un-
| fortunate Queen. ]. is perhaps true
that at times the conversation in this
play is rather too pToliN to interest the
average audience, but Rhea's i%nterpre-
tation of the character was superb. and
her defamation of the splendid periods
OF Schiller evoked great applause. Hei
support was good in the main. OF spe-
cial excellence was Mr.. Edmund O'Con-
Tor as Earl Leicester and MIR Howard
Hail as Lord Burleigh. Miss Helen
=. Singer as Queen Elizabeth was ex-
| tremely good.
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HE WOEEDN'T sWEAR.
Mr. Michel Grinin's Experience In
Becoming n citizen.

Nor. sir. nivir will l forsake ould Ire
n No. sir. j will not do so, Sod bless
me mother country"
The speaker was Michael Grinin, q
son of Erin, who yester-
CAV declared his intention of becoming
an American citizen in Judge Hancke!s
court. Griffin has been in this mt
forty wears and was Vouched for by Mir.
r.. H. Baker. Jr. Griffin is noted here
ahouts for his readyI Irish wit and Gaelic
dialect. When he came into court YES
terdaN with Lawyer Baker every one
who knew him knew tina something
Las bouEd To occur. After LAWYER
saker had explained the object of the
visit Deputy Clerk Coleman arose in his
seat. and handing the Bible to Griffin.
began saying:
VI YOU swear"
mo. sir. will not" broke in the APP
plicant. II nivir cwear."
But y will rave to swear" per-
sisted the clerk. while Lawyer Baker
e~nd"aVored To convince his client that
in the present case it was perfectly
proner.
But YOU will till me what I am to
swear o." again broke IN Griffin.
He was told that the oath itself was
EXPLANATORY and the Clerk proceeded
until he reached that part in which
the question is sked, "Nill you re-
ounce allegiance TO the Queen of eng
land and Ireiand?"
y tender spo had been touched and
court and spectators broke out in n
laugh as the man from the Emerald Isle
shouted:
Nor sir. nivir will forsakc ould Ire
Land. No. sir. l will not do so. God bless
me mother country. God bless ould Ire
land"
Again LAWYER Baker had to explain
that il was necessary 10 take the oath
to become IL citizen of the United States.
But the most cruel blow of all was when
the Judge informed Griffin that he
would have to come back in three years
to get his fun papers.
But / want them now. SO | can
vote" persisted the man. as he was
waved away to make room for other
business.
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THEY WE'RE sURpRssND.
Baltimore Finnncicrs 10 Not undcr.
stand the Harmony.

Baltimore. Md. Oct. G.-The harmo-
nious result Of the stockholders meet
ing OF the Scaboard Air Line. which was
held in Portsmouth. Va. to-day, caused
great surprise amOng financiers and
railroad men of this city. General John
Gill. president of the Mercantile Trust
Companv. has bitterly opposed the
management in maintaining the rate
war against the Southern Railway
Comuanv. and President Hoffman has
as s~trenuouSlv insisted upon continuing
the struggle for railroad supremacy in
the Southeastern territory of the coun-
try. In 10 last evening, when the party
left for Portsmouth. 1t looked like a
finish fight. but to-day all was changed.
All The unfriendiiness seemed 10 dis
Dncar
- well known railroad man of this
ci.v said Tonight THAI IN mis- opinion the
action Of the stockholders to-day wa
practically a victory for General Gill!
He believed that If IN agreement to-
Withdraw the cut rates had not already
heen entered into between the Sea-
hoard Air in and the Southern Rail
wav COMPANY that it would be within n
few DAYS. Az the cessation of Hos,iii.
ties was practically ali that General!
Gin aimed fol, F~inanoiers who were
about the clubs tonight were inclined
10. in this way. account for the AMIGA
bile outcome OF the meeting. ,I
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Mems furnishings Cheap. al Levy
Bros, I7l Main street.

Mems merino half hose, 12kc.a pair.
Mems imported half-hose. fast colors,
in blacks. tans. II b~albriggans, 12lac.
Il pair.
Mems negligee shirts, 25c. each.
Mems half wool shirts and drawers, in
white and natural. soc. each.
Mems pure linen collars, ali styles,
perfect. three for 25c.
Mems ~suspenders. good quality. use. a
paif.
Mems hemstitched handkerchlefs,
wh!te and colored border, SC. each.
Mems garters. black and colors, 1Oc.
a pair.
Mems white unlaundered shirts. linen
bosom. reinforced front and back. ele-
giant muslin, soc. each.
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,s:i,:s, >. ris.i..s,>.


Miss Eva Jordan. of North poIl
typhoid fever. IS now able 10 be on tho
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. a.. walkers little
daughter, Eva, hi been quite sick some
days at their homo on East Claibornc
avenue.
Mr.. Il. y. Mapp. who with hts fam
lily spent the summer Mt ~Lynnhaveu,
where he has extensive oyster Interests.
is Eow operating success. fully his steam
saw mill ON Malone Lake. which teens
with logs brought down Eastern
Branch by raft for manufacture into
lumber mt this mill.
The Parsonage ana Aid Society of
MckendIee vii! meet this afternoon
q: ! o'clock.
MIS-. w. L. Rex. of Richmond, Va,
is the guest OF Captain Robert Gill'9
family on Ela; Wiiloughby avenue.
HIS many friend regret 10 learn that
Mr.. Willie Walters, Ill at his home. cor
ner Reservoir and Highland avenues,
now forty days, grows no better.
The BUSY Rs of Spnrgcon viii have
an entertainment, to-nigiT, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin, &C. W.T.
lirambleton avenue.
The EpVyortli l.caer" of Trinity NJ.
EI Church Will hold a birthday :ocilblc
tomorrow niSht N The residence OF Mr..
g =" I'Ii''N 90 ANN4lh iN'sf4 OlI ave
III"
Mrs. j, w johnson, who was i'll for
some time at Princess Anne to!l gate
and under treatment of DR.. l.. Landlord.
IS now able to be out.
Al tn" meeting Of he T.. Y. u. l.. of
tn" Park Avenue Bap,is Church. held
Monday night. the following delegates
elected; Ms. Meade, Mis-. Ethcl Tur-
neT, De. j. j. Han. Dr., l.. 4. Chilrs.
Mcs.r-. NJ. y. Williams. l. r.. Hail. T..
w. Thorn" ana Allen Odeni'ha1.
Last night al Festival Han there was
4 musical entertainment for the benefit
o. The ladies' Auxiliary Of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers. The
following was the programme:
PART /.
Prot. Sraine's Unique and Novel En-
;e'tiinrncnt, consisting Of Fclts of
Magic. assisted by Master Lee
Roy's Punch ana ,fudy Show.
and Professor Betiino, IN His Slack
wire Act ANA Felts OF Con.ortion.
PART H..
Vocal Solo ..............Mls= c. Pullen
solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Miss Cousins
Speciality Ccpmic). Mr.. Jno. G. Jarnes
Tea0s Ballad ........Mr. Frank Jordan
solo ........ ..... Miss Mlu- Winston
SOLO ....... .........A!is Mary W'alsar
Specially Comic Mr.. Abe Moses
SuIper w. tS'ye,i and 'hr.c was q
good ;.mn genci Ally.
Mn. Dr. l.. H.. liuniicy 90 ~ t.l-..,
courthouse. who was visiting G,r uncle.
capt. J T.. Miller. 80. "5 Mtl:ty ave
nl". returned home Yesterday.
Miss Mary Hams, who spent some
tim with her si-:e.. M!s. II. y. Heath.
ITO South Iteiiy Uen has returned
10 her home at H1sodalc. y. G.
Mr.. !. u. I;aydeld has removed his
family TO the ward and takes On his
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In the Police Court.

Justice Tomlin had q number of cases
before him Yesterday and the most in
teresting were disposed of as follows:
Iohn Nimmo went to the circus on
pleasure bent and business, too. He
carried away with him two bushels of
oats belonging TO the company. Justice
Iomlin thought fifteen days in jail q
pretty good fit for John.
Earl kench. the young man from
"binShampton. N. Y. who Is charged
with stealing a S75 bicycle from MIR. w.
II. Iavlor. Jr.. in this city, was sent on
to the grand Jury on that charge.
George Jones. colored, was fined 81. 40
for a breach of the peace.
John Robinson. colored, who was ar
rested as a suspicious character, was
heid for five days.
itohert Powers was requested to re-
move himself hence and pitch his tent
Wherc begging is a more flourishine in
dustrv than in Norfolk.
oscar l1rothers. q small colored schol-
az AT the Cumberland street public
school, who deported himself in such a
manner mat after eXhausting ali means
at his command his teacher was com
Se!led TO have him arrested. was dis
charged with n severe renrimand.
i.hcv Lee was arraigned on the charge
or stealing S13 from Joseph Jenkins hui
Tor lack of evidence she WAS discharged.
Cress Graham and John Heron. both
coioted. became cnraged at their lady
love. Mary Hawkins. and assaulted her.
Al least that's what Mary said. but the
Justice discharged the men.
The grand fury having failed 10 bring
IN a true bin against Mary Taylor, col
ored' whom Justice Tcmi:n sent on
unon the charge Of robhing ]. Klocfald.
n" Justice Yesterday morninf released
Mary GLASGOW. colored. who had been
sent Ia iail Tor three months upon the
charge Of stealing some SO from Kloc-
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THE CITY COURTS
The Corporation Court Grand Jury Presents
Another Batch of indictments.
WIN. DOWNING SENTENCED TO Be HANGED
He Will Pay the Pcnaliy OF his
Crime OH the GaIIows December
4th, Unless Executive Clcmency Is
Extended Justice TOmlin.s Days
Work in the Police Court.

At yesterdays session of the Corpora
tion Court Judge Allan r. Hanckei sem
fenced William Downing, alias Dodd,
che murderer Of Emma Lane, to be
hanged December 4th next. On the
same dav Charles Williams. who failed
TO secure a writ of error from the Court
OF Appeals. will be hanged for the muir
DER of George Bess, aboard a schooner
at Hemmingway's wharf, Atlantic City
Ward. Williams was sentenced some
time ego. The hanging of these two
men on the same day will be the first
t9uble execution hat has occurred in
this CITY since 1921. when two Spaniards
named Castilano and Garcia, were
named for the murder of a Frenchman
named Peter Lagandette. whose body
they dissected and hid In a trunk.
ROUTINE COURT WORK.
Edward Steward. Michael Griffin and
A. 5. Hill. natives respectively of Scot
End. Ireland and England. were grant
ed fuli naturalization papers.
Isaac Columbes was bailcd in the sum
or s2hU. with p. j. Morris surety.
MT. 5. Mark was excused from serving
on the grand Jury and Mr.. !. Mori,z sub
stituted.
The grand Jury retired. and later
brought in the following:
True ~Bills-John Whitehurst. MAIN
i1s.
George Smith. arson.
G.. H.. Boush II Earl Kcnch, grand
larceny.
Not True ~Bills-David Wright, MAIN
ing.
David Williams. rape.
The grand Jury was adjourned for the
term.
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cmUnCm VS. OF uNrEnEsr.
Pertinent items Regarding the Work
of NOrlNIk'a (IcrgY md LaitY.

Rev. William II. Atwili will begin a
series of revival services at the Cumbcr-
land Street Methodist Church tonight.
EVANGELIST Lee preached to three hun
dred peoplc under his tent, at Lam
hert's Point Monday night. There was
one profession.
Rev. j. w. Moore. of this city, preach
ed before the State w. c. y. u. at New
mort News Yesterday.
At n meeting of the b. Y. p. u. of the
Park Avenue Baptist Church the fol-
lowing Delegates to the Lynchburg Con-
Vention were elected: Rev. DR.. j. J..
Hall. Mrs. Meade. Miss Ethel Turner,
Messrs. NJ. p. Williams. l.. r.. Hall. l..
w. Thorne. Allen Odend'hal and DR.. l..
r. Chiles.
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Bargains This Week i'm Fail and Win.
snr C.anI.

New n nohby dress goods worth
sl.2a. now 9Sc.: French novelties worth
Go a:d 15r., now 20 and SOC: lovely line
OF new silks worth Toe. now SOC. silks
worth Sl.uO. now tgc. Think of fancy
wool dress goods worth l2Iac.. now Sc:
dress goods worth poe. now i2iyc.; rem
nanis of pretty %percales worth 10c. now
Glac.: 2.O10 Yards short lengths of can
tan flannel worth s and &C., now &c.
Special low prices in winter underwear.
You can save honey this week at
w. n. PORTLOCK. Trustee,
For Il. 4. Saunders
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without knowing in any degree what they
mean, or what responsibilities and trials
they bring. The highest and best thing
that any woman can do Is to bear and rear
plishuient of this end depends almost en-.
tirely upon her health and particularly
upor, the health and strength Of the organs
distinctly feminine. The state of the chill
dren, both intellectual and physical de-
Ponds on the mother. i ehe doesn't care
to tax ihe proper cafe 81 kerself, sha Ger.
tainly ought to do It for the sake of her
children. To q very large extent the des-
tiny and achievement Of q man is decided
In the months before his birth. During
that time is determined whether OF not he
lect. During that time, his mind and body
arc started on the path that they will follow
through life. Circumstance may inhu-
ence him. but he cannot get away from the
effects of prenatal influences. One of the
principal uses of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-.
mothers for the time of trial and danger
that comes when a child lie born. The PIE.
scription" is Strengthening and i~nvigorating
and lessons pain and danger. It insures the
perfect we'll being and the perfect health
Of both mother and child. livery woman
should know these things before She really
needs to know them. There are many
things in DR.. Picrcc's Common Sense
Medical Adviser" that every woman ought
to know. This celebrated work has reached
a sale of Csc, 900 copies at 81. so each. The
expense of production having thus been
covered, 500, 900 copies are now being given
away. a copy will be sent to any address
on receipt of twenty orc l2Il one cent
stamps to cover cost of mailing only.
Address, WORLDS DlspkNsAnY MED
IcAL ASSOCIATIONS. No. 653 Main Street,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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Law nnd Choneer, Copr,.

The Court of Law and Chancery was
IN session for u short while yesterday
but no business of special i'm
nortance was transacted.
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Elizabeth 4. Beardsley To William IT.
Beardsley. two lots with improvements
on the east side of Mlltby avenue.
B.&mhleton Ward: $40 and other con
siderations.
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CHELDREN's FALL. CAPS.
New Line Opened Wednesday-At
Wright's. 100 Main street, New

"FfHHfs' IUU Main Street, New
No. 800.
KS the prettiest line we have ever
shown. and the styles are confined to ne
for Norfolk. Call and see them. Prices
2Sc.. Soc. 75c.. CSC, s1.00. ST. %. $1.4S, $l.75.
sl.9s. s2.4S. s2.9s n s4.9S. and they are
beauties.
Specinl sale winter underwear this
week. For bargains call and see us.
WR1GHT'S. 1876 Main street.
Near No. 40
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If YOU want n good pair of glasses sec
DR.. Week. 152 Main street.
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Marriage Licenses.

John c. Capchart and Mary T.. Field.
j. K; Peyton and Belle Darlington,
cO!orsd.
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narCain Seekera Attcutlon.

our entire stock at manufacturers
prices. to make room for fall goods.
JOHNSTON CHINA CO.,
20 to 90 GRANNY
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DIR. Week, eye expert, is located per-
manently. Examinations free. F. H.
Gale. 152 Main street.
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Prices and quality are strong parts in
our underwear line. We can give you
the lowest price and highest quality.
Come see us.
RUDOLPH e. WALLACE.
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camp Sale.

This week at Johnston China Co.'S
One hundred lamps at and below coss.
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REFLECTED

CsSud lsIU moIJ p7pnIouo0)
nav ecure an order of court for tho
of rental.
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Tine counsel Of
older women ID Of
i~nestifrable value,
A mistaken idea os
N o d y prevents
many. girls Got,
learning the things
that they ought to
know before they
assume the duties
of m~atrimony and
m maternity. Wemeh
generally lake these
most ~important
etepa IA tbett lives.
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WANTED.-Position OF some kind by
young man, 10 years old; 2i2 years eNpe-
TON HARPER. No. SGS Church ST.. City.
oc7-2t
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED.-A p%nctical sterpsrapher ard
typewriter: must be rapid. Address =.
Y. care Nirginian, giving references.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pants maker. APP
ply at 1872 Church street. Norfolk. Va.
60
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
FOB SALE.

foH ~
FOR SALE.-A heavy il karat double case
gold watch, cost 5000. Sold for no
fault, purchaser may have privilege of
easy payments if desired. provided sat
isractOry references arc furnished. Price
on time So. cash SO. Address WATCH,
care of E.tSini4n, seS-tf
FOR sALE.-Thc desirable residence lot
OF Cornt.k avenue, foot 81 ST.,
fronting on Mahcno's Lake Price and
terms reasonable. Apply TO G.. w.
KoolaEc. IOSis bermuda St. 1us5'tf
LADIES - CHlCHESTER'S ENGLlSf4
~Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brandt,
are the best. safe. Reliable. Take Mt
other. Send &C., stamps. for p%articu-
lars, "Relief FOR ladies' In letter h5
return mail. At druggists. Chichester
Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa.
mh?SJftaw
FOR SALE-A well built residence on
Wood street; sold for no fault: too large
for owners family, eight rooms and
batll and all the. modern conveniences'
lot 2lAxl15:. n splendid opportunity iur
anyone wishing q nice home. with OPP
tion on two lots in rear. 40 ~feetXi2o. on
which can be erected three (3 nice
tenement houses. Fer terms, etc, up
ply on premises. No. co Wood street.
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