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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24
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STEuBENvILLE. O.. NOV. ID M

STEUBENvILLE. O.. NOV, 10 M
The stockholders OF the Jefferson Ia.
Works arc hereby notified that a meettSna
Will be held at tho ONCE OF the compenS
in Steubenyllle, AZ 1880 u. m, on WednS,
day, December 10, 1851.
As matters OF importance, including m.
proposition below, will be presented n.
consideration, you are urged to be preses,
either In person or by proxy,
Respectfully,
s.. X. WALLACE, President
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF JEF.
PERSON IRON WORKS,
AT a meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Jefferson Iron Works, to be held at lie
office OF the company, at S~teubenville, o.,
on Wednesday, December Is, 1881, / pro,
pose TO offer the shove resolution.
W. II. McCLlNTON,
noll-w Stakeholder In above Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24
s. K. WALLACE. President
-sTEURENYILLE. d. Noy. hal M

1AEGhIkN NAAaAAaf ~ NOV 10, lNT
Whereas, The Jefferson Iron Work.
DESTROYS OF interesting outside capital IN
said works, therefore. be Il -
Resolved, That the capital stock OF hi,
company Jefferson Iron Works. De ana
Is hereby reduced 70 i've hundred thon'
sand dollars; that the present stock. con,
slstlng Of 1858 shares OF one hundred an
lars Oi00.M par value each. be reduced IA
nifty dollars $4,000 per share, or N9Ia@
In all; that this company issue and AN
for cash preferred stock In shares Of aftv
dollars 05Q.M each TO- the amount OF g'Gl
shares, $3.50, 5000 In all, and the shares 40
issued be entitled to a dividend OF ) per
cent annually out OF earnings In prefer.
ence over common stock, said dividend IA
be cumulative and to be paid out Of flturs
earnings In the event OF not being earned
in any year. ANY additional earnings re.
mainlng after preferred stock dividend /,
paid 10 20 to common stock until 5 Der
cent is reached. Balance OF earnings
any, 10 be divided equally between each
kind OF stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24
ROUTINE BUSINESS
Chiefly ocsupled the Attention OF
the City Fathers.
FERRY LANDING PRIVILEGES

Granted Amer Some Discussion 10 t. C.
Wilson. who will ran a Gasoline Yacht
Between the city and Island-Nsw Loan
Commissioner ana Election Jadgss
Hamsd-Board OF Fable Works Goes
After the w. E @. Railway.
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FOB RRNTT.

FOR SALE.
Lots In McMochen.
N-acrc farm In Belmont county, 500;
will exchange for city property.
l@-acro farm for $500! will exchange
for city ropcrty.
No, II McCoiloch street. ti,iOO.
~ acres land West Liberty, S.roomea
house and orchard. $3.50.
No. 1l1 High street, f72i.
Q acres land Peters run and troomA
house.
Nos, 49, and tg National Roai
No. 1926 McCollOch street.
No. GO Seventeenth stroeL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24
SOCIETY.


The Cathedral was the scene yesterday
morning OF the wedding of Miss Hannah
A. o'Kane. daughter II Postmaster NJ.
], oKane, to Mr.. Joseph A. McGuigan.
travelling salesman for S. NJ. Rice & Co,
and the esteem in which the contracting
parties are held was attested by the large
number OF their friends present.
The beautiful marriage ceremony of
the church was performed by Rev.
Father Robert o'Kane. OF Moundsville,
a brother OF the bride, and assisting him
were Rev. Father McDermott, Of Wythe-
Vile, Va, as deacon; Rev. Father Gala
CHER, of Cumberland, as sub-deacon, and
Rev. DR.. Farrell, OF Cleveland, master Of
ceremonies, RI. Rev. Bishop Donahue
occupied his throne at the left OF the al
tar, and ne was accompanied during the
services by Rev. Fathers Moye and Har-
rls, who assisted In the sanctuary.
There were no attendants, but Messrs,
John O'Kane, Charles Ray. August
Vented and James MoGuigan acted as
ushers. Special music was rendered dur
ing the ceremony, under the direction of
olskeI AHBGidf VIM pINrluSu Nv hAS ObAAit
and Miss Kate Gather sang several
solos. The ceremony concluded by s
o'clock, after which the bridal party were
driven to the home OF the brides parents,
where breakfast was served. Mr.. and
Mrs, McGuigan left for the east yester-
day morning, and upon their return viii
live on South Eoft street,
Another wedding solemnized at the
Cathedral yesterday morning, was that
IN which Miss Laura Klieves, Of this city.
and Mr.. Theodore Jungling, OF the clert-
cal force at the Panhandle depot, Pitts
burgh. were the contracting parties.
Rev. Father Harris performed the cere.
mony, and the attendants were Mr.. AL
phonso Leocker and Miss Rose Dorsey.
The bride was q prominent member Of
the Cathedral young ladies' sodallty, and
this organization remembered her by the
presentation of a beautiful picture. Mr..
and Mrs juggling will make their home
In Allegheny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-24

THE verdict Of the people is that
DR.. Bulps Cough Syrup Is the best REM
edy for coughs, colds, sore throat, asth-
ma. etc.
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This sum will no doubt be the basis upon
the finance committee viii make up
Its budget Of appropriations for 1895. Ont
of this the first appropriation Will be $780,
as 70 as interest, and SO, 2S0 as principal, 10
paid upon the debt OF the city as shown
in table No. !, u total OF 500, 7OS 30, leaving
n balance OF ST2,623 "a to be used as general
expenses OF the different city departments.
The appropriations for the present year,
1897, will no doubt form the basis OF the APP.
The Lamar register., 1897-09-25
CHURCHES.

The United PrrsbY terians hold services every
sabbath az n a. tn. and % a. M sabbath
school al 10 a. m. G. F. meeting at 90 p M
I.C. RANKiN, Pastor.
NJ. z. CHuEcu AT LAuaE--Servires held as
fniIo,s.s Pr~arhins every Sunday at ~ al and
.. m. Sunday school a. - a M;
&. f. De Ia MATER. Pastor.
CaHfsTfAx CuuEcu AT LANAE-S Sunday School
every sunday at ~ a. m Services each sunday
at II a. m. and p, IA.
AYvRLLHr suNpAY-scHooL-At May Valley
School House at ao'cloek p Evcry one cor
daily invited to attend.
dENSApA ". p CHuEcH-Scryiees every sun
dsy evening" aud Sunday-seliool at 20 o'clock
D. N. EVER body invited TO attend.
q. ). FEESCH, Pastor.
M.EY. P.s.C, K.-Meets every sunday even
ing att 30 at ". r.. Church. All young people
A. cordially invited TO attend hesc meetings-
LrcY N. NOVELS. Pres.
DoRA SELsoS. see'y.
The Lamar register., 1897-09-25

Miss May Brenaman, of st. Louis,
Missouri, is visiting her father, A.
NJ. Brenaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Switzer, who
have been visiting here, returned
Monday to their home in Huntington,
w. Va. Miss Louise Merrill accom-
panied them for visit with friends
in West Yirginiu and Kentucky.
Another party of land buyers are
here this week looking at Amity
lands. The number of land sales in
dictate large increase of populi on
on the north side. A majority of the
buyers viii! probably move here dur
ing the fall and winter months.
The Granada town trustees by
vote of two against two refused to
grant new saloon license to Frank
Milburn this week This is not dne
to any Temperance wave but simply
shows the hopeless split in the popo-
cratic ranks. All the republicans
present voted for Mr.. Milburn's Ii
cense as they did not think politics
should have anything to do with
such matters.
1t is wonderful how republican
spirits have risen since the demo pop
conventions. A terrific bowl was
raised two years ago because the east
end was so ignored by the republi-
cans, and now the demo-pops have
committed the same blunder, and
have also run their independent allies
out of the combination. Granada
will hit the ticket nominated last Sat
urday a good deal harder lick than
she did the republican ticket two
years ago, and reports from all over
the county indicate that other pre-
cincts will do likewise.
AMITY.
The Lamar register., 1897-09-25
City omcIals.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

oarxSr CHAPrrR. No. a2. r. A. M-stated
Conversations LIST and srd Wcdn.sdsls -
A. ). HOTEL, II. p.
L. wtRI MAEKHAH, Secretary.
AF&A. M.-LANAR LoDoE No. 90 meets on
the first aud third Saturday evening % % each
CO. LYScH. Secretary.
100 F-LAMAK I.1paE No, 10 meets every
Tuesday. at y. IN. All limenbrrs OF tins lodge
and all visiting brothers OF the order SFe eorti-
Ally invited to attend. +. T. WATERS, N.6.
5. X. MYEu. Sec
wOoDMEN OF THE woRLD,-LAHARC CANF
No % meets the last Saturday in every month
at p, IN. Visiting neighbors are aiwa[s wei
come oEo. l. FEAST, ~
x. @. +. M.-LlMkn TEsr No. Is meets at the
NNsauie hall the last "Wednesday in each month.
All knights Invited to attand reviews.
1. II. MrExs, Com
C.M. LEE. II. X.
TuE LANAI FIRE DEPARTMENT meets At the
Huse House on the hrst Tuesday IN eseh
month at y ~ o-cAK RrNkR. Chief.
JOE 7. LawLEss. Sec
ON A-ALExSspER REALN No. % meets
every Monday nt ) ?. m. Visiting mctnhers
cordially invited 10 attend.
GRANADA SOCIETIES
AFA 4. M.-GiRASADA LonGN No. u meets
Saturday nights or before each fun moon
Aud tWo weeks thereafter.
d, W. ROBINSON, W. NJ.
C.L. McPHEEsoS. see'y.
Loo F.-GHASADa LoDSE No. Is meets ey-
orr Saturday night -, So, - a
VIZ. McEESzrE. sse's.
The Lamar register., 1897-09-25
THE CHILD IS BORN.
The Reorganized Cleveland De-
mocracy Rides Over All
Opposition.
LAMAR GETS THE PIE.
All Candidates but two from Lamar
and all but one Democrats. The
Machine Worked Smoothly
and Very Successfully

and Very Successfully.
County Clerk S. B. FAULKNER
Treasurer. r........, j. w. BENT
Sheriff VIM. MCKENZIE
Assessor r...... j. w. MORSE
Superintendent -. %. f. LEONARD
Commissioner. W. j. JOHNSTON
Coroner -..S. HARRELL
Surveyor. .... JOIN DUNCAN
The above ticket tells the tale of
the smooth wire pulling of the Lamar
democrats last Saturday better than
words can. Ever since the democrats
succeeded in capturing the state gov
ernment last fall there has been quiet
work going on to reorganiZe the old
Cleveland democracy and leave the
populists ont. The first public dem
ens.-ation was at the recent state
convention when the populist candi-
date for Justice of the supreme court
was sat upon and gold democrat
nominated.
The Prowers county Clevelandites,
being unable to get along without
ropulist votes and also being unable
to control the populist party, decided
to organize new pop party which
would be more docile. Accordingly
in most precincts after the regular
populist primary had dispersed few
democrats met and elected contesting
delegations. These with few dis
gruntled Office seekers in the regular
organization bolted and organized a
rump convention. The democratic
convention knowing that it controlled
the new party generously offered it
three offices and this faith was justi
fed, for when the three names were
sent IN two were found to be demo
Gratis.
The regular democratic convention
was called to order at 1890 a. M. by
Chief Thoman, who delivered little
lecture to the chairman of the central
committee for not being more prompt
to obey the orders of the machine.
The chairman then came forward as
nlTtEltu ilAt ht NOh-
yention then elected Thoman as tenn
porary chairman by an almost unan-
imous vote, and after this lesson the
work proceeded smoothly and quick
ly as no one cared to bring down on
his head another crack of the party
whip.
q. d. Baldwin was elected secreta-
ry and the usual committees appoint
ed, also committee to confer with
the rump convention. Everything
ground along smoothly and smile
was visible on the faces of the lead
ers when the names of the '.populist'
nominees were announced. 1t was
decided that the east end must be
represented on the ticket so MIR.
Duncan of Holly was nominated for
the lucrative position of surveyor. }
t. Lawless was given the job OF
chairman of the central committee as
it was thought best to provide an easy
place for him to light after his long
hard fall.
The Lamar register., 1897-09-25
Peoples Party county Convention.

Pursuant to call the county con-
vention of the peoples party met at
the court house in Lamar at 10:Oo
O'Clock a. M, September Is, 1897.
The call was read by d. H Dicka-
son, county chairman. The various
precinct committeeman gave in the
following delegates elected from their
precincts: No. l, q. L. Feast, l. Nj.
Robinson, ]. H. Kennedy; No 2, w.
S. Perkins, Howard Brown, III W.
Milford; No. 3, none filed, contest
made and contestors seated; No. A,
Harry Wolfe, Ed Hayden, Geo. Sim
mons; No. 5, ID. H Dickson, Mrs.
May Jenner, Mrs. Laura r. Dickasor
No. 6, j. f. Moury. @. w. Burke, j.
G. Morris; No. Z, G. S. Blosser, III.
G. Rowe, Fred Lamson.
Howard Brown was elected secre-
tarv and D. II. Dickson, chairman.
j. G. Morris was nominated for
coroner and avacancy and conference
committee appointed.
The following central committee
was selected: Chairman, Q. w. Burke;
No. !, G. T. Feast; No. 2, Howard
Brown; No. 3, Mrs. n. j. Gilman;
No. 4, Samuel Hunter; No. ., ID. I'll.
Dickson; No. 6, j. G. Morris; No. I,
H G. Rowe.
D. H. DIoKAsoN, Chairman.
Howard BRows, Secretary.
M CTpAIN bac
The Lamar register., 1897-09-25
MAR COLORADO
ada Items.

The school at Amityville began last
Monday with Mrs. Zoa B. Merrill as
teacher.
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Fairly Morning Rlnzc.

Yesterday morning at O'clock an
alarm Of fire was turned in from box
~ by Officer Shannon. caused by an
oySter-houSe on the corner Of North and
DinWlddie streets, which is kept by a
colored man, being on fire. The Palmer
engine was soon on hand and succeeded
IN eNtinGuishing the flames before
much damage was done. The building
belonged TO Mr.. John II. Hume. The fire
Is supposed to have caught fire from a
stove or from Il lamp thar was left burn
ms. Ihe colored man says when he left
there was a good fire in the stove and
mat he left lamp burning brightly.
tic thinks that it caught from either one
or the other. The damage to the build
Ing Will not amount to more than SIS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
TWO ssoBBER1Es ONE NIGHT.
store In 1incoinsvilIc ana one Corner
High and WasIltn-ton

Some time during the early part Of
thursday night some unknown persons
iorced an entrance through the window
OF q store kept by q colored man named
Illomas Davis on Carroll street, in Lin
coinviHe. and carried off cigars, tobacco
ana some hams. The party or parties
were seen by colored man named Mil
Ter, who lives next door, who fired MI
THEM. The burglars returned the fire,
put without effect. Miller thinks that
ne could identify the parties.
ABOUT 3 a. m. or soon after the alarm
of fire was sounded yesterday some one
Threw q brick through the window of
MT; s. Go0d1nan's store, corner Of High
and washington streets. and then enter
ea uhe store and carried off several suits
of clothes, some dry goods and shoes,
ana went out the same way that they
came IN. Lieutenant Only, while on his
rounds, discovered the robbery and
CARED goodman up, after which an ex-
animation Of the store was made with
the above result
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
B G:!,R KL.EY
Inv

Rev. DR.. II. e. Johnson will address
The Epworth League Sunday ut the
chestnut Street NJ. T.. church. The Rev.
Or. Johnson is an able and neuent
speaker. All who attend will be highly
pleased.
The work on the avenue Will begin this
morning.
The senior class Of the Ryland will
give a musical at the institute on the
Goth.
The Y. P. S. y. l.. Of Main Street
Christian church Will hold a business
meeting ut the church tonight at 7:30.
All members requested 10 be present
The shed between Il. G.. Stokes and
DR. Floyd's drug store fell last night
Ihis was q very dangerous structure.
Mrs. S. b. Upton. of Liberty street
has returned from Camden county N
C., where she was visiting friends and
relatives.
~ horse belonging to Mr.. Chas. Gibbs
ran away yesterday and left his wagon
in q critical state of affairs
Representative OF the IGuZelian and
Columbian Societies arc studying hard
for the public debate on Friday, the I'd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
Danger oftIlc Grin.

The greatest danger from la grippe is
Of Its resulting In pneumonia. II req
scnable care Is used, however and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken, all
danger will be avoided. Among the tens
OF thousands who have used this rem
edy for la grippe. we have yet to learn
OF single case having resulted in pneu-
monia, which shows conclusivciy& tina t
this remedy is certain preventative or
mat dread disease. It VIII effect a Per.
manent cure In less time than any other
treatments The 20 and 80 cent sizes for
sale by all druggists
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
INJURED noY RECOVERING.
a little Fellow Will Survive m AwfuI
.# CruSIlinH-Husebnll

newport News, Va, March 19-(Spe-
clnD--Rylnnd Vaughan, Il ncwsboy who
Tell beneath the wheels Of a moving car
ana mad the bones Of his leg and hin
severely fractured yesterday evening, is
thought to be in excellent condition con
sidering the extent iof his injuries.
The result of tlie 1nass-mcetirE held
last night to further the scheme OF es-
tnblishlng 81 hospital in this city was
hhe appointment of two committees. the
lirst TO nominate officers and directors
LOT the hospital company and the sec
ond to solicit subscriptions and place
the STOCK OF the company. The following
gentlemen compose the committees:
Nominating Committee-A. A Moss,
~. Barham. Dr. Joseph Charles, Rev
=. +. RlbDle, w b. Vest. j. NJ. Curtis,
Robert p. Orr.
soliciting Committee-W. Scott Boyen-
ton, ". II. Landon. L. w HARDWOOD
a. \. Moss, NJ. J. Moore, A. L. Powell.
H. IS. Manville, John Fair. Lee Davis,
J. NJ. Curtis, j. ~. Iishberg, Elias
Peyscr
Secretary G. b. "A. Booker has received
Il telegram from Manager Ed. Hanlon.
OF the Baltimore National League team.
announcing that he would arrive here
Win the Orioles on April 5th and would
play three games, April 5th. 9th and It'll.
;s a ls,serview lark The Brooklyn Lea
cue team Will play here on the 9th
All doubt as To the composition of
the Southeastern Virginia League has
been removed by the representatives of
the Hampton organization signing the
agreement. as now organized the lea
que Is composed Of the Newport News.
Portsmouth, Suffolk and Hampton
teams.
The Government board Of inspection
to-day completed the work for which It
came TO this city, the examination OF
the hulls OF the new gunboaks Whining
ION ana Helena, and left Tonight for
the North. They arc scheduled to he ar
New London. Conn. on the 22d, when
the Wilmington takes her official trial
trip. In an interview a prominent mem
Der or the board stated that the board
was unanimous in the opinion thy,t the
boats were .,l right in every respect.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
second Quarterly Conference.

The members Of Owens Memorial
church held their second quarterly con
ference Thursday night and elected the
Following trustees of the church,: a. w,
Moore. b. f. Howell, George L. Town
send, w. Il. White, Jos. L. Adams, e
W. Owens and Il. d. Cuthrel. They also
elected the following delegates to the
district conference in Hampton: c. II.
Herbert j. r. McWilliams and A. w.
Moore. Alternatcs, j. II. Owens, e. T.
GGcimes and c. j. Garris
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
DIED AT SOLDIERS. HONE.
ar. Samuel Lnnfer, an Old Conrcd
crate Veteran.

Mr.. Samuel Lanier, q well-known resi-
gent OF the city, died yesterday at Sol
diers' Home In Richmond. NIr. I,anier
For number Of years was employed
with the well-known firm Of s. a. Stew
ems d Co, in Norfolk, as an unholster
ana ut once time had considerable
money. At the bank failure he lost most
OF IL and after that his health began to
fail. He was an old Confederate and
served Through the entire war. He made
application to be sent to Soldiers Home
and Stonewa1l Camp, c. ", sent him
mere. Ills remains will be buried in
Richmond
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
fortsmontss City Paving Bonds for
Sale

The city Is Offering for sale 10000
coupon paving bonds. These bonds are
payable in ten years from December
Fast. and bear interest at per cent. per
annum, payable semi annually. Propo-
Sais, under seal, are to be addressed to
T.. Thompson, Jr., clerk Of the Council,
unt3l Wednesday. March 31st instant.
Any information concerning these bonds
Will be given by Mr.. John j. King, chair
man Of the Council Finance Committee:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
PINNER.S POINT NOTES.

Hotel Frederick is fast receiving it's
finishing touches. Manager Bowden
expects to be able to receive guests
by the LIST Of April.
The Southern Railway company will
soon begin to erect three new piers at
the Point. The additional facilities for
handling and storing freight at this ter
minus prove the marked increase in
shipments over this road.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
Granted u Right to Sell.

Judge Watts in the Hastings Court
Yesterday Issued an order authorizing
the trustees of Atlantic Lodge No. "a,
knights Of Pythias, to sell to the Py-
THAN Association, their lot on the north
west corner OF Court and County streets.
for $4,000. The lot fronts Sc feet on Court
street and runs west on County street
90 feet
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
Receiving Daily.

New Spring Goods. In order TO make
room we are not holding back any me-
dunn weight clothing, but letting them
SO at any price. For pretty neckwear
look in our window
BRESLAUER &: ANTHONY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
Elle Ga1lilliHOnsext

line OF neckwear ever exhibited ~
Portsmouth or vicinity Is now on exhibit
ton at our stores. T---''o'.
LEVY & JACOBS. Gents Outfitters
Under Madison 200 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
Funeral of MIR. bInrria.

Inc funeral Of Mr. John Y. Harris
TOOK place yesterday afternoon and was
neid from his late boarding house, No.
Loo h'ourth street. The services were
conducted by Rev. Mr. Betty. The re-
mains were inferred in Oak Grove Gem
etery. 57
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
lady SPaI1ic1l.

59.eiuay morning q small colored
child named Rachel Myers. who lives IN
London street extended turned n coffee
pot over on herself and it scaldcd her
quite badly. She was attended bv one
or the co!ored physicians Of the civ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20

Pneumatic Rubber Tires on BABY
Carriages Is the latest thing out. Fuil
line in stock. Gcndron Bicycles have
arrived. Best and prctticst on the mar
ket. See them at ]. S. CRAVFORD'S
Furniture and Carpet House
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
Specials for To-day.

Fine Baked Beans, tomato sauce. three
pound cans, &c, or four for 25c Can Won
duplicate these prices? Best Pic Peaches,
Three pound cans 7c., or four for 25c: fine
three for 25c:: fine Bartlett Pears. two
pound cans. &c. per can: Rabbits Potash
or l1ye, &c per can; Seven Bars Circus
soap Tor 23c.: two pound packages Rolled
Oats. &c. per package. Come and get d
sample OF our Cracked Grain Java Coffee
ana you VIII find IT the finest you ever
Old Phone, 1870. New Phone, TO-
G. w. HUDGINS & CO. f."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20

The Grent Cut fn Dress (aoods onl
Clonks Extended Three bays long.
CIR. .~.a
Ask to be shown our large and pretty
assortment Of embroideries which have
Just arrived. A. J. Phillips, Oxford