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The sun., 1897-05-09
RAILROADS IN RUSSIA.
Six thousand MILES OF Railroad Vow Being
Built In the Cars DOmInions.

IhOuA0ud MtIe0 OF Railroad Now BeinG
Buiit In the Cars DOuiinions.
The State OF Illinois has 10000 miles of rail-
road, Iowa $500. and Michigan 1900 The
three States-Illinois. with land area OF $4,000
square miles: Iowa, with n land area of $4,000
square miles. and Michigan. with land area OF
57.O0o-havc collectively 26.260 miles OF rail.
road. or more than the empire of Russia had
according to tho last official reports which
showed that at tho beginning OF the present
year the total length OF railways open for
traffic in Russia was 25.975 miles. of which
1920 miles belonged to the State, exclusive OF
945 miles OF the Trans-C Caspian railroad. which Is
In the hands OF the Minister OF War. The area
of Russia in Europe is 100000 square miles
and OF Russia in Asia, 100000 square miles, a
total OF $500. 900 square miles. This deficiency
of communication, however, Is being, IL not
rapidly, at least steadily, overcome, and 1t Is
computed that there are now 5000 miles OF
roads in course of construction. and IL is
estimated that by the end Of the century there
will be something like $4,000 miles OF railroad
in the Russian empire. twO-thirds belonging to
the State.
The growth Of the railroad system in Russia,
1890. The first road constructed was sixteen
miles long, from 81, Petersburg to rsarskoc-
empire. 5n emu At T. that time the United States had lin IN
operation 2.sOO miles In 1850 tho mileage Of
Russian railroads had increased 70 300 miles,
and in 1860 II was still less than 900. The rail-
road mileage Of the United states in the same,
Russian railroads was 1000 miles; in 1880 it
was $4,000; in 1890 1t was 1880. 1t has
since increased with such rapidity that, rs
stated il is expected that before 800 there will
be $1,000 miles OF railroad In Russia, though,
of course. these figures compare poorly with the
totals In the United States, whore there are
now 100000 miles of railroads. One difficulty
from which the railroads OF Russia have hereto;
| fore suffered severely has been the lack OF
| freight business. In other words, the Russian
railroads have been run chiefly for passenger
traffic the profits of which are relatively small
and the. expenses Of which are inOrdinatcly
| large. Up TO twenty-five years ago the railroads
| of Russia carried twice Rs many passengers in a
| year as they did tons OF freight, though
| gradually tho disparity between the two has
been leSscned. and since 1880 the proportion ol
| freight carried has been maj erially larger thar
| heretofore. In the United States about 70 pei
cent. OF the railroad earnings are from freight
and this is tho chief item OF profit In operation
| on all the lines. The Russians are beginning u
utilize their railroad facilities for the transporta
| tion OF freight to greater extent than was for
merly the case with them. and as q result of this
| managers OF the various lines have found Il
! profitable to extend them.
The sun., 1897-05-09
An Election Hct oil Well brings 5000" ,""o
From the PhflddeiI,hia Record


PITTsBuRG, April 30.--Onc OF the most u'' r,
csting oil-property snlcs ever made was ''"-'
to-day when The South Penn Oil tonpnnl l.'
$2O0,O0O for one little 30O.barTcl-pcr.da$ N'
on the FORMER farm In Greene Inty. ThD-
tho biggest price ever paid for one well aud ~ BE-
additionally large when the isolated and u'a,
vcloped territory in which the well Is lorhird ''
considered, Only LOO acres Of tcrrlinr, en
with this well, II is thought by the south REM
The well has most peculiar history. lii 'lr
result of an clcCtiOn bet. The Morris i'I AM
Gas Company and the Carnegie Gas Comp'I''
ated on il. They had operated on other n''d-
sharing expenses, When gas wa; found II IH
paid all expenses When oil was found the M",
rs people hid tho same thing. Early la'I IA.
Manager Tom Ross of the Morris tumplhl
that wen be drilled on the FORMER farm, "a"
Carnegie people agreed 10 drill the well u NJ
Kinley should bo elected. On Nov. Is tho Vel
was started, Strange to say the pay sand WA
struck on March Z,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
LOCAL islsEVITIES.
Minor Ncntinn at various Matters al:
Interest.

Interest.
MIR. Hugh Miller is onl after a scyerc
illness Of grip.
Mr. S. W. Little ana wife, of Towan-
da, Ia, are in the city.
4 big dog was killed by Church
street car yesterday morning.
Rev. J. y. Rawlinson. Of Baltimore,
spoke at the Union Mission last night.
Airs. ltichard +. Hayes and daughter
Of Georgia. arc visiting relatives in the
city.
Air. and Mrs. W w Parramore. Of
Philadelphia. arc visiting Mrs Hayes,
5l4 East Main street.
Dr.. c. w. Saycrs has moved his office
from Main street TO more commodious
rooms at No. 10 Bank street.
Mrs. II. II. HURT and daughter left
Monday night for Baltimore. and while
away Will takt. in the Inauguration.
Mr.. Albert Odcll, occaDanird by his
sister Miss l.usy. left last evening Tor
Washington 10 be gone two weeks.
Mr.. Dick Johnson. OF Charleston. w.
Va, IS in the city. the guest Of his
brother, Mr.. w. j. Johnson, city editor
Of the Nirginian.
The Kings Daughters OF the Disciples
church will hold IN important meeting
this afternoon at ! o'clock. Let every.
member be present.
Mr.. Albert Stahl. Mr. j. f. Fulford
and Mr.. w. l.. Fulford left last even
ing by the Baltimore steamer for visit
to Baltimore and Washington.
An aged negrcsS, Aunt Bette Newly,
Of Norfolk died at the Central State
hospital for the insane Yesterday She
had been in the institution only about a
month.
The Boys Choir. in charge OF Mr.
w. ID. Crowcll. will take charge OF the
choir part Of the Ash Wednesdays ser
vices nj St. Paul's Episcopal church at
|" o'clock this evening.
Among those who left Tor Baltimore by
the Bay Line last nigh; We're Miss ]. NJ.
Simmons, Miss Butler Mr.. Mac Wrenn,
Mr.. j. H. Winslow. Mrs. a. T.. Taylor,
and Mr.. Fl. S. Winston.
Mts. EVcline Thorpe and two children,
OF Chicago. who have been OH n visit 10
Thomasyillc. Ga. are at Ocean View,
the guests Of Superintendent ana Mrs.
L. D. Mathes. They leave for home In
a few days.
Mrs. y. p. Blount left on the afternoon
train for Washington, n. c., to attend
the funeral Of her father, Mr.. VIM u.
Morton, Sir, who died Very suddenly Of
heart disease Mr.. Morton leaves a wife
and several children.
W. S. Oakley, formerly postmaster Of
Salem. and n representative Republi-
can of the Sixth district, is in the city
for a sotourn Of several days for
the benefit of his health, which has
been much impaired for some time
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
a ~ EiSt:1l EX1S

GEORGIA C-aYNAN TONIGHT
Squire Kate" Robert Buchnnan's beau
tiful pastoral drama was first made
known to theatre goers In this country
four years ago by the Lyceum Theatre
company Of New York when Miss
Georgia Cayvan was seen in the title
role. III 1t she made one of the most
pronounced successes of her career
Miss Cayvnn brings Squire Kate" to
the Academy of Music tonight. The
play Will be done here precisely as it wa :
seen in New York and other large cities
Tomorrow Thursday evening. Miss
CayVan will he seen in Il new comedy
by MI. W. II. Wake, entitled, ..Mary
Termination. Spinster.' Mr.. Wakes
has earned an cnviablc position in Lon
don literary circles by virtue Of his
dramatic work and Mary Pennington
Spinster" is said to be decidedly the best
Of his productions SO far.
THE PRISONER OF ZENDA.--',rhc
Prisoner Of Icnda," which will be pre-
scented for the first time in this city
next Monday night at the Academy Of
Music BY Daniel Frohman's celebrated
Lyc1um company is said to be iri-
umph OF dramatization. Beside it 'Tril-
by and other book rcfrainS sink into
nsiSniicencc. Certain it is. that THE
Prisoner OF Ienda'' rs a romance, is the
most remarkable tale ever written by
Anthony Hope. The original produc-
ton. together with the full strength Of
the lyceum company is what Will br
presented at the Academy. The sale Of
seats begins Friday morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
Among oar cotton If Oh, !.

Weather In The cotton belt Is very
fav0rh bic for crop preparations l
Spot cotton In Liverpool declined
l-32d. Sales, 1000 bales. Contract mar.
liet closed quiet. ! to . roin,S down.
Future contracts IN New York close,
steady, to 10 points decline MAY, III
August, III to 7.22: October. GA 10 CTS
Sales, 1921. 200 bales
Yesterday was Mardi Gras IN New Or
leans. Future contract market was
closed
New Orleans receipts to-day are csti.
mated at from 500 to 100 bales, ;eains
GAGS bales last year ana ! .96l bales ii,
1896. =
United States ports receipts ycsterday
were 17,G3S bales. against SIT bales las
year. and 2S.4l4 bales in 1896
The Southern markets were IN.
changed.
The five leading interior towns for the
half week have received 5000 bales
against 1913 bales last year ana 2H,SG4
bales IN 1895. The stocks have dcci eased
s916 bales, against 3.44G bales last veal
and 2.a96 bales in 1895 '8
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
u u. e, A. Anfns

The game of basket bali between the
l'yEnlcs and Giants, postponed Monday
night, Will take place in the gymnasium
Friday night.
The final rehearsal Of the anniversary
music by, the Mekemie League -shoir
will be held In the association hail
Thursday evening at;SGcoc!I.
y Junior exhibition ;wili be given in
the gymnasium next Tuesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. S. II. WIlicnt. Chicago. associate
editor OF Men, the organ of the nsso-
citation, who has been the guest Of the
local association since Sunday, left for
Washington vim Old Point yesterday
morning.
lie expressed himself as highly pleas
cd With the work of the association
here.
By actual register, 1856 visitors we're
recorded between the hours Of > and
10 r. m. yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
Police Etrtcfs.

Bette Newly, colored, sent from Nor
folk short time q go TO the insane asy-
I'm, a. Petersburg, died in that institu-
ton yesterday, Sheriff Llwler receiving
Il wire to that effect.
George Hawkins, the negro who, in
trying to escape from Policemen East
and Harrison several nights ago, and
who sustained severe injuries was re-
moved to the jail hospital.
lie escaped from St Vincent's Hospi-
tai. thinking the physicians were about
10 cut his head Off, he having overheard
they were to trephine his skull. He took
refuge at the house of a colored woman
who notified the police.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
Thc nI,c mn, T,,e t;rnx.

Hello, stranger" says one old Con
federate; how did you loose your legs,
arms, ears and your nosc?"
II was in the Yankee army and lost
them at Gettysburg" says tho Boy in
Blue
Hero. take this dollar" says The boy
IN Grey. 'as n recognition of my full
appreciation. for YOU are tho first rascal
that have ever seen who fought on
that side. that was TRIMMED IYp no
SUIT MY NOTION"
If You will take pound Of Fox S
NNNN Square Butter Wafer Crackers
and run them into your cooking stove
FOR few moments you will be remind
ed or the good bread your mother aud
Erandmo:hcrs had m their tables Try
IL and soc that YOU get FoX.s.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
BRA ~ nH.ErON.

THE day: yesterday was just right 10
please everybody. ana So m6rhe.s and
LITTLE ones. ladies ana lassie:,, We're on
the streets: -!I;t':, tI.
Miss Ella Gill. or East Willoughby
avenue, who had diphthcr!a. is now well
enough TO be down stairs ut her home on
East Willoughby avenue
Mr.. Harry Walton, superintendent of
the City Union Mission. has taken his
family TO Brambleton 10 live, and they
are occupying residence No 10l West
Lovitt avenue.
Of The Trinity Epworth League Literary
Department, was conducted last night
with an interesting prOgra mmc
The American Food and Oil company
with HEADQUARTERS in Pittsburg. Pa,
and factory on Reeves avenue near
Levitt, began operations some weeks
ago, brt had 10 suspend as the machin-
cry did not work satisfactorily. The
product OF oil was not as excellent as it
should be, which made 1t necessary to
provide better machinery. Mi w. T..
Wcatherly, manager says he expects to
be working nicely now in a few. weeks,
There Will be 4 church sociablc With
appropriate programme al Trinity NJ. T.,
church tonight
The funeral Of Mr.. b. f. Patrick will
take place from Sturgeon Memorial
Baptist church to-day at p. m.
Miss Katie Monnie, Of Washington. D.
c., left q day or so ago for Washingto
ID. G.
Miss Pauline Pick, OF Cooke avenue,
is on a visit to friends in Washington,
d. C.
Mr.. j. c. Perry, q grocer, who carried
on business on East Brambleton avenue.
has occupied store at the corner Of Malt
by and Corprew avenues. which was re
Gently kept by Mr.. e. G. Hampshire
where he will continue In the business
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
Female Complaints : welcome New.

IT !s q fact that our women suffer
from female complaints and are con
Seuucntly weak. tired, nervous, dragged
ont and full Of pains and aches Dir.
Greene. OF 81 West 18th ST. New York
City. who is without doubt the mos, sue
cesSful specialist in curing female com
plants offers To give free consultation
by mail 20 all women suffering from
these distressing Weaknesses. discharges
pains and Irregularities. Consult Dr.
Greene hy letter and he will write YOU
carefully explaining all your symptoms
so plainly that YOU will understand rX-
actlT what ais YOU. Write now. III.
can and will cure YOU
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
DULL DAY in COURTS
There Was Very Lille 70 Record Ii the
City's Tribunals Yesterday,
TWO THIEVES SENT TO JAIL FOR THEFT
Criniinni Docket Of tho Corporation
Conrt VIII nc Called This Morning
Some Important Cnsea--.A $4,000
land Sale-Many Matters or ii inor
Import Are RecOricd Here.

This months docket in the Corpora
ton Court promises to be of interes, and
includes three important shooting cases
the Ryan and Lewis shooting cases
anu the Duman assault case. Caps
case Is set for the 18th, aud the Rya II
anu Dumun cases later iii the month.
POLICE COURT.
The docket IN this court yesterday was
neither leng thy nor Important, and was
disposed Of in very short time by Jus
-4ee Fe,ni;ii.
John Jones. Il negro. was sent to Jail
lot thirty days for stealing chickens al
the city market
Pearl White, for the theft Of shoes
from William Neal, was given six
months In jail.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
speeia. Noticc TO the virsininu nea,l.

\ :
The Nirgnian calls the attention. or
is readers TO the offer it presents OF Sc
curing those beautiful souvenir pictures
OUR HEROES AND OUR FLAGS for
the small sum Of Ten cents and cent
stamp for mailing each.
These pictures should be in every
Southland home. embracing as they do
the portraits of the grea; leaders and sol
diers Of the Confcderacy and The flags
under which they led their heroic vetc-
rams.
Cut out the coupon found in another
column, containing the picture you want,
and With Ten cents or with cent stamE
for mailing. bring or send to The Wiz
Ginian Office, ana secure one or both OF
these splendid souvenirs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
4 GRAND CONCERT.
Given Inst Night by Nlmc. D,Erinn
ma Mr.. yOntosn ut lL0nteriOrc Hall!

Montefiore Half held u very larset au-
,!dience last night, when Nine. D'Erina.
assisted by Mr.. G. r. Vontom. gave q
delightful concert. ana well We're those
repaid for their attendance. E9s3
Nine. ID lIrina has been termed the
Irish nightingale. : and has 4 reputa-
ton OF being one of the most accompliSh-
cd singers travelling. Well did she
sustain that reputation last night, and
her auditors attestcd their appreciate on
by long and hearty applause. she having
to respond to several hearty cncOres.
Inc concert was for the purpose OF erect
Ing morgue at ST. Nincents Hospital.
and nettcd neat little sum. 0
Or Mr. NontOn, who assisted the
Madame, too much canot be said Of his
artistic wo.k, and he also had to re-
spOnd to cncores.
y little after S o'clock Mr.. NJ. Glen
nan Introduced the prima donna, and
her appearance was greeted with ap-
plauSc.
The programme as rendered was rs
follows:
PART /.
French Aria, Robert tot que
SerioComlc Ballad How to Ask
and Have" $500. Lover
Nine Rosa D'Erina.
Old English Ballad. The Ballad
sero iso Ballad, The Low. h'n'es
3
Humorous Reading. From
pecks bad Boy"
Mr.. G. r. Vontom.
The Music of Italy. IT Bacio". Arditi
| The Music Of Scotland, Comm
Thro the Rye" ........... . Burns
Nine Rosa D'Erina.
Scotch Ballad. Annie Larrie"... 7---
Humorous Reading, Selected -. ---
Mr.. G.. r.. Vontom.
Italian Duo, Mira Di Acerbe"... Verdi
Nine. Rosa D'IGrina and Mr. Vontom
PART II.
instrumental solo, Echoes from
Erin" ...... ...... ...... Rosa D'1Irina
Introducing popular Irish airs, marches
etc.
Music Of Ireland, The Harp that
once ..-.... ..... ...... NJ core
Nine. Rosa D'Erlna.
| Music of England THE Light
Serlo-C amic Ballad, 'phil. the
Monologue, ''Inquisiiivc Roy" .Burdeste
Mr.. G.. r. Vontom. 81
Music OF America. Home, Sweet J.
home ~. .Pa Inc
| With vivid Diano-forte imitation OF q
Storm ut sea- composed by Rosa
| DErna while CROSSING the
Atlantic.
| Mime. Rosa u t2rina
| humorous Duet Tire Singing
| Nine. Rosa D'IIrlna and MI Vontom.
The concert was termed Song Lee.
| ture Recital, or Music Of Many Lands,
| and before each number was rendered q
| biograp hical sketch was given.
Should Nine. DI!rina and Mr.. Nontorl
| favor Norfolk with another visit, n
| warm reception is in store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
Cnt Rate Drug Storc.

The Cut Rate Drug store has invaded
Virginia MS an advertisement IN 'rhc
NirGinian this morning indicates. For
some time L syndicate has been pstah-
fishing in the large cities. principally In
the E'tst, drug stores where Il special
ny was made OF selling patent mcdi-
clnes- ami soaps. perfumery, toilet arti-
clcs. etc, arc sold but no prescriptions
are filled. at cut prices. They have
opened one in Norfolk where Plume
and Church streets meet" as the advcr-
tiScmcnt puts It,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
We Can show Ynn.

Old worn-out shoes that we have sawed
In half showing what OUR $500 PA
troll SHOE; Is made OF. Three distinc,
solid leather soles, with double shanl1s
and well put together. They are, worr,
by policemen, railroad men, painters
carpenters, oystermen, bIacksmiths ana
every known Kind OF mechanic. Your
name and line Of business is record ed
alongside Of date when purchased, thus
finding out how much wear you get from
them. Come and see them at
HELLER'S One Price Shoe Store,
IS Bank ST., Opp. Courthouse. /
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
Cornorntfom l.onrt

In this court yesterday George l..
Whitchurst qualified as n notary pub
lie
The criminal docket Of this court Will
be called to-day.
DEPUTY Sergeant Cain has summoned
the following Jury for this term: II. p.
Drummond, ]. w. DcJarnette, G. NJ.
Greenwood, Samuel Frank, L. d. Brad
ford. William Camp, Thomas II. Roberts,
J. W. Martin. Jr, J. @. Reid, w. RI.
Ship, Ed. Atkinson. r. w Southgatc.
w. IA. Dickson. and G. II. Wood
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
Change IN schc,l,,ic1o old Point

me Old Dominion Steamship compa ny
announces the following schedule in ef-
icct March 1st between Norfolk and Old
Font: Leave Bay Line wharf. week
days, ana II 80 q. m. and I p. IN. Leave
company's wharf only, foot Church
street. week days. 7:10 p. m. Sundays
leave Bay Line wharf 10 a. M, D. m.
and 4 p. m. Returning from Old Point,
week days. a. m, 3, I, and GIG D. IN.
Sundays. II: 80 n. m, 2:30 and ella y. m
faoT-Tt aH II1aT. n IFfr $780,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,--Largc lot air Stacked line
turning lathe. band aud jig saws, boring
morticing and marching machines. h.
y. BATCEiEi.DER. Butte street extern
sion. mr3-3tt
FOR SAlE-Onc i5-horSc-poW 4 engine, in
first class condition: has just been thor
+. oughlv Ovcrh3 ulcd, ana Is as good as
{ new has an improved adjustable cut OF
and can therefore be run nj a less horse
power II desired ana be very economical
in fuel. 4 pply to GEORGE W. DUEAL
d CO.. or OLD DOMINION GUANO co.
fc2l-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
Nu.iuc,s ss,n,,r.o.

McsSrs. Wignton & Co, who for TWEEN
y years and i've months have occupied
the building, new No. $50 Main street,
as y clothing store. have removed 10
new NO. d2 Bank street ana the Main
street store Is to be rc,iiicd. beginning
to-day. for the occupancy or The new
firm or clothiers and mems furnshcrS-
Andrews x Parker
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
Thc Rcviva, nj Epwor,n.

The revival which is now being con
Quoted at Epwor;h church by Rev DIR.
Lcftwich. assisted by several local Meth
ndis: ministers. continues 10 attract
large congregations, and last night ;he
above cdiiice wa; completely filed With
an audience who listened a;tcntivtly TO
the several short addresses. AS Il results,
there were several conversions
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
A Great 4 ggrcrnliOu,

The baseball editors thanks arc due to
Mr. G. II. 13roome for 4 handsome pic
lure or the sixteen members OF Norfolk 5
new baseball aggregation They are Il
tne looking lOt Of chaps. and arc all
"comers." Taken individually or as n
whole better looking baseball team
cannot be found in the country. TO add
to their attraction they can play ball
to burn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
what President Hoffman

Df the Seaboard Air Line. SAYS:
mir. j.. T. Harris, Harris Springs s.
G.: | will say that in my opinion the
Harris I.ithia Water is by far the best
Llthia Water ever used. It has done
ME a great deal OF good, and think It
a most valuable remedy" Sold by NJ. l.
'Dodson, Druggist, Atlantic Hotel, and
.3aurrow. Martin Sc Co. d
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
Special white Goods Wrishl's. $40
4 Main Street

Checked and striped muslins al 3Mc., &C.,
&c., 1Oc., and l2Mc
India Linens. c1ac. Sc, 1oc., l2,ac. lie,
and 19c.
EmbroideIies &C. Sc. 1Oc., 1a].c.. l5c..
1ac.. 25c., 29c.. ana 33c.
All fresh new goods and fully % per
cent less tilan value. Call and see them
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
Clearance sale OF shoes.

We have marked down several large
lots OF winter shoes. Mems $500 white,
tans. at $500; Turner's mems ST. 90 black
calf, CT, lace and congress, at $500 One
lot Il. G. Burt's ladies' shoes, formerly
$500, at $500 ISL Main street
S. J. THOMAS a. CO, Shoes.
fe7-eOd E@ ,4 Ear s&.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
Union Mission.

The Rev d. ]. Rawinson. Of the See
lond Baptist church or Baltimore, will
speak at the Union Mission tonight
subject Heaven and the Way to get
There" The public are cordially in
Eitel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
SOLD tor six t'ho,,.nnd.

Messrs w. Fl. II. Trice & Co, sold for
w. w. Old, special commissioners, al the
Real Estate Exchange yesterday. a tract
of land In Princess Anne county. known
as the HEslop farm. for $4,000. Mr.. b. T.
Harrison becoming the purchaser!
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
. AGENTS NfANTED.

HVANTED-Boar and pleasant room for
lady and small child In n private family
preferred, in or near Norfolk Address
". z. E.,'' this office, giving terms and
other particulars. fe2S-Su, ", SO, ct.
AGi.NiS--Irade imFroy'ng: men wanted
inducements. LAKE SIDE OIL CO,
Cleveland, O. tlss. fe2S-1w+ II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
lSNrislr Medicine

is = necessity which Hoods Sarsa pa rilla
Erandly supplies. Ii puriilcs and vitalizcs
the blood and thus gives tone ana strength
to the whole system.
HOODS PILLS are the only pills to take
with HOODS Sarsaparlla. Cure all liver
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-03
ronuinr Person.

Hundreds consult Prof. Pasco, til,
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