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Deming headlight., 1897-08-13

taI Chap upfn a. N 4 b Io|
i'm urfoN Naa n sht r||t Ittltn5
Cnks HowtbiI wa 10 loWn lht IltnI
end o. lhe week.
MI. coz vss n me NV th'. v,,t
I,om Cooks Peak
q. n McCuttoN AND Wlre |rll lbls
>ytnIns Iof col|loihlh
WnaaAN Ksfft. q ceoIs Psht. pna
IA lhe o|ly lAsl uNay
Orr ol ppla.eba n p. q n. Co
A. o. nAinhr. Of Columbp1. spent lav
tral days ln town ihln weak.
eln IIoi4rkia waa IL town early In the
week from NE n A n faach.
A. W. wnAox returned Monday from
q nIk weeks visit 70 Denver
Mfl,K. Hknkita was visitor II me
metropolis Tuesday sed "Wednesday
gopos Josssn noota n.ads huslnesA
NIP 70 che chFlsl||o mines last Tuesday
ia. Mkaosnf accompanied lls faml-
'''''
fie',.I. s.,ssns,.lls ra,e an iIess III
20 uss.
| ND. Ronnnrn was Ia frsm Sonar
Tuesday aod attended The caillemen's
meeting.
Cnhs PrnHnr lars Tuesday evening
for Pearce, Aria, where he viii sngaes
10 buasnesr
IT. 0tvnre lefs Tnssday evening ~,
| 4 % Angeles aud other California point.
On len dagn ffln.
ALnhnt ponpA.1 was ~ Town 'ni'
wssk With nice irad OF fruit which h'
au'okiy oinponea o.
\ u.F. w. HcluuDLn paaaed through
Tuesday from Silver City On route 4
New York on q visit.
Cor. JouN HAnpnsrYs who 10 Interest,"
- IN the N A n ranch, arrived Mondt.
from Dodge City, Kansan.
Miss KArir TucKrn arrived soda,
from Little Sioux, Iowa and Is stopping
} with Mr.. and Mrs J. Brown.
Mns. 3. ID. sworn and children return
. Cd the latter part Of last week from vi
. Il among relatives In Kentucky.
J. WIN. WHirn, dentist, Of Silver Cll
Z arrived Wednesday from Las Vegas an
{ Il located Al tho Bank Building.
Deming headlight., 1897-08-13

L|nl ol lelltn remaining uncsIIed iol
Is tho Denlne r. D. loF Tho week end
|pn August l'ilh, 1897
Gonzales oaodalnpa Qrfon Nit Lulu
Mendosn Jetn1 fAou John u
pSdfaco hnsIIlo l1I NosInefmnn VIM
IiodF|fut1 HlfIAlo
HinAn H9pNpqH, r ~
Deming headlight., 1897-08-13


Odd Fellows meet Monday night
Local wheat is new on ihs market
Don't overlook The ProIsoloaoops Mon.
day night.
The weather lu al ihat could be dsalr-
% these days.
MEXICAN bull heht Mvnday hight alI
the opera house.
Attend sha couoars and danoa .enleht
at The opera house.
See the great corbett arht Al th. opera
house Monday night
The Demlne public schools viii "a. |
omen on eap,embsr eth.
p..u,.. .,..,,no Z, .,u,n.r.s.. IA
20 X. az p Tuesday nieht A thslr
hall.
~. rhu,ro,a. ana IN. 1.obscn. ,,.v.
rsewrned from their camping lrip on The
oua.
r.,,,.u.. ...,., a, ,..~.., ..,s ...,,
IN venrn and eorresuondIsglv ane
range.
Rsloa ny,au IA .po,,luo . nav wsv.r.
" bIcycle, whits snamslIed. striped with
eoid leaf.
rso .vs,.r. ,.,os.,, ,h,. .umm.r a
lnraelv a osceas 81 former wears. ~ thIs
section A ieast
1,.,,.d as.,.. c,ou,. wni c.nv... n,
silver CITY on September 9th. The
docket Il srnll.
D.mlue counc,l Nsf r. A q. n.
meets At masonic hall nexs Thursday
evening AZ q o'clock.
oo,v M -. .a,,,,. wa % an. conc.y,
S-,y ~ -. s - ~ - 's y
~ .,r-n ~ ~ No. ms,,
an.
On nee'vn' y ",e0n asa A"'s .
'ne Dsn'a y 'sa'a ''V'n "s n0''" wa
"s ' w '~'
rlsisamnn q bpai' 70 nave vss'
noncaoie feature IN their store u
the ShApe oi tobacco afcn'
Mrs r. h' Galloway formerly o
Deming, is an applicant Tor appointment
40 poasmistFesn a. silver CITY.
1, Born--In this city on Sunday, Angus
! ios, 70 She wife Of Chns. Anderson,
daughter. All getting on nicely.
|. Heavy rains have fallen this week Al
4 over the territory, during which tim
b Dsmlng has received her full share.
+ q. Il. 81 John after An absence Of slxs
J, dsys N California. returned 70 work a
II nIeht opora,or for the 5. p. Cempsny.
!. Ma p Rv,ou sp,sr,slpsd the man
: bers OF The Christian Eudasvor Society q
l. her home on Pine street Wednesday oy
snlng.
Information has iust hesn fscolv
ed that us. ana Mrs. w. +. Hannas wer
!. made the hnppy purenls Of girl babs
born July Sist.
The lob department Of The HnADMaB
!. IL prepared to turn out the hnest kind O
}. work Of every description. A trial Is Al
Z that is necessary.
Il W. G. Wallis has moved the old FlsIsh
|r man warehouso on 10 his Park lots mort
a u Klddeis store and 10 itslng same u
e for lumber house.
. The HrApLianr "a In receipt Of d
= ulxth annual catalogue Of the Uniserhll
!. Of New Mexico, and announcements I
:. 4. that institution Tor 1878.
y Lot 30 In block 0s, DemIng sownsll
has been purchased from the Old a.
4. New Mexico Land ana in9FoFsins'
n Company By afs. ~ = watkins. co'
: lioeFniion private
y The engagement Of Miss Hattie ca
peuser, daughter Of samuel 7. Carpenl'
~ e Mr., Baxter biehpp, of silver CITY, y
BY ..,- sssA .',-as s'..v.",', !. r~..,. -" ''1
lg 49, F'-s' = o
,n On Tuesday lne southern fncin
s. company ran their regular train from =
" west 10 two sections oeehfsiened ~ q
Deming headlight., 1897-08-13
lAE yINKMEA MEEI.



Nn fafalsf ih's town Wnf taken ! , ne
ealsisn'sn q npaihefn asant csnn'Y' ne
lfsinn 'of their pfsf'prs hrfe y. = penI
ne'nf y 'FIAns. fpf me frte,aF tsll
e'Hia-Hp ~ ne nPn'nsfn district =
'''HHR rn"Atf' ths puntenA''h Nns fnii'
81 y Greer - t"o pe'poh p m. - me
HgfFa npus' py Rei' h'eNnFn huaApn'
Hppnt ni'{ pH't'smsn of lnp" represent
nfivft ff'pg present hon' = y. Vp-
con NHe elected chairman Or the meeting
sar ~ H''pHfH i'Hoson 'eoResAsy ana
rualnesA was AZ once pfoeeeneu WIN
fnll AtHranetlens q me convention foi'
NV;
faNrH FROM rHH hisrTna
~ : me-'ing ~ cntt'enirn n Hprfhefn
"ieit cpnuiy nqiu ~ psming' Angus
10, dnmef y. Upton was elected pfeai'
Npn' and itlchnrd hudspu uscroinry On
n'oiiop 4 yommliiue Of reten Wss ap-
ppin'eR m hounuup Commi'lee,
'as spmn'''tes eonsis'su ok me ioilo"lng
Esnsif men, - ~ nopsfis' zoe isslo..
e.'s' " .'~.s'sen. neI s'.s ''.@sf, saoA
AsAsop, =, 10 ~' nn''sy -nn =, - e'ioe.'i
~ Z, = n''''s "ra 'sNes.'''. ', ..po'' ,
p'". = ops'a,,o"r y 'np n'snps -
F.''S = p'''''.. ens 'se'., ~.en y"
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NV -aa I.ps'e ~ ~ ~, .s,,.s.''ns, ,,.~,. ".
~ ,''''.o V',,l.u 'ns .e''v"'.h h ''Po'''
"n..n ~" .nop'su .ns"''nou.'y'
wv sen'-',''.. 49, p'.ns'.e - ~
te'.'-1 II ~ !" se-',. y ~" .os'.''sf
p '.''s".. a~r.p 49, ~ -
.e..sn Z. .'.n,y ,, o.oen, VIA W. po"s. ~,
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~. -" -nu .o,''e' ~" ~ e.'.' ~. ~,
'sP''.'"'F'' !" '.s 'vu"u.P fH.,.
~" '"'n - FNpe"esi ."'' .oannuP wa
son"sn.s On .ne Aa' Gay o. Cep'empe''
~, ~ ohH" 'anen' Ano"n .. 'ne
VIZ ~sosg 1Asen, IRON sne's soosn "
e sn'' ~. ~ 'u' H..'''n n''un'~'n' "
~ ',ss ~ ~s~'oo' snsnes ws,s 1'ons
..s my Z. .a' ~ oAi'.,''o 9p''nes
snsnss uo,'n !" ,,sn'nS' 'nsnoe W sn'
IVY H''0's'' 'nsncs w" II" eoH
3fnnH'.
Nosnoop TO wiz sem oosAmanu 2
haynsa nAAef ana Wan ce"monce woFl
% efp'emoss y. w. ~ no'm,s
'1"en % we An,mss saney' wvIsin
.o''n 70 .rs p =. ~ ~ 'h"nee sa'. 70 W
rieya' falley' 'nencs sou.h IN fihy.
valley 70 hec'ors ranch, thenco SOUTH
Deming headlight., 1897-08-13

On Aug. 10 and 10 The 8. p. Go. viii
sell tickets 70 BnifaIo. N Y. and return
Tor only tSa70. on the occasion Of tho
a. A. r. Encampmuni n that place. Aug.
po.eo. These tickets are good returning
until Sept 30.
Deming headlight., 1897-08-13

Albuquerque. n. NJ. August 2, 1901
TIE Executive comuitiss of ths Ter
rltsFlnl Fuir has extended The Time IN
which 10 snssf Base Ball Clubs for the
Tournament 70 be held during Ge Fair
from August 18th to August 2slh mid.
night. J. y. SAINT, secrstaFy,
Deming headlight., 1897-08-13

Arc removed from each ether hf hptn
Of many years lie ilnftlf1 IN a slow
going 6Infpcoach while you iaht tho
llnhlnlnA express or IAA electric Ftfs
Whnn Ne Wnl alok be wns tfeNItd 81 n|H
fashioned methods and HIgon old fash
lon1d medIclnol, but yu1 demand moN
nfa idtAa Ia intdicina N we'll N NTtff
ihlng slse. Heea'a Halssp4i|l'H 4 k|Ie
mndIclnc of today IA y rIeeaftd BY
modern mNihoin and 70 ~ preparation
are brought the skill aud knoMItdat %
modern acIonos. Hoo|I't H4faN NpAtI'Ia
acts promptly upon tine rieai hna "
making pure. flch blood 4 cuftA d'asN1a
and establishes good heallh
Deming headlight., 1897-08-13

"||"" ||"|'|N|H.| WIZ" |"|"|| ""|" "H"" 4
mohiha; has resided In CA|llofn|h' hnt
eoI had ca1a oI klfnothe fever nno /
from The fono VI letter recently Nf'llep
~ him 10 Col R'chn'd Iiudron 81 ih|l
o|Iy. Il appears that BIZ only hops l|ea n
quickly feachlnn DnWspn cliy whore 10
Nhy lean Mo ihfobbins temples, ~
chle,.Inr manner, aeolnff ne noo|. |ce
covered slsle Of nslshbpsips mountain. |
The letter referred 70 which IA N'ven w
permission belew, WIN DO read Win
great lntafenl by many Grant couulylleli
nEan FMnclnco. July 30, 1897.
Hon. Richard Hudson,
Demlug, n n.
Ny Dear Friend.
found your letter Of
the eosh here when ! arrived yealtrday
| I left Ioa Angeles Tuesday and cnmo
hers on fho coast wise steamer cofona.
which lolt nodondo Tuesday morning.
The last pofspn said good bye 70 wac
Airs lludoon. who WA On the wharf %
aee the steamer nsll-%f promised her
that would write 40 you ~ often 40
could. Your leiloI reminds me Of my
obligation. II my lntonllon IL wrliu
a. oltan a. can to few friends and
reckon you amonf tbs number I nnd
there "a more excIlemonI here than there
waa Ia Loa Angeles and II Il said tho
people are nlmeot crazy nt Seattle. The
people who have the gold fever worst pro
the mIncrp and persons who have beer
used to sleine big things. The Forty
miners would ~ 30 70 tiondyke u they
could binnd the coldnena OF that region
PARTIES arc getting ready all the time
, the Idea hoema 70 be, smone those whs
expect 70 70, 70 got there az soon Al poe.
alble. No one ihlnks Of waiting unit
the spring, only those talk Of waiting
who see be way Of starting now.
Yesterday 4 heard Of way oi going h
Dawson City for 4oen. with privilege o
Z carrying 1000 pounds Of food and bag
gage. This morning ono can Gc by th
y 81. Michael Yukon Fouis for eeou anl
y BY The Chilooot pass Tor $780,
Deming headlight., 1897-08-13

=. y, BILL,
Mr.. Bell started last week for the land
Of the midnight sun and n Is the wish
si his Gran, county friends that he may
strike Il rich among the iceberga.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
.UNvARklSHED TRUTH.
The Gist Of Events Given Without Any Of
the Frequent Trimmings.
YESTERDAYS NEWS BRIEFLY RECORDED
Sewsy Paragraphs Personal md
MISUNDERSTANDING Of Events In.
fercsiin. TO Every Render-Topics
discussed on tho Streets and In
esniccs ana lkoincs.

There was Slight frost yesterday
morning
There was no docket in the. Mayors
Court Yesterday. 9
The streets are getting q little dried
since the sun has been shining.
Mr.. ames a. N1ulvcy has been CUntln-
ed to his home for several days
The new Pythian castle will be
erected on the site Of the old hall
The material is being hauled to Port
church.
Mr.. Henry Bunting had one of his
eyes removed Wednesday by DR.. Dunn
.! Richmond.
NJ. T.. G.. Goodwin was no better yes
icrday. Ills injuries were worse than q b
first supposed.
The piano recital was we'll attended
last night, and those who attended
were we'll pleased.
Workmen will commence next week to
tear down the building on the corner of
County and Court streets.
Quite number of mechanics are wait
ing for u deficiency bill to be passed
so that work will be resumed in the
yard
The funeral of Mr.. I1lsey Fentress
will take place this afternoon at 3
o''ciocl1 from the Fourth Street Baptist
church.
The Rev. MT. An,iss will leave to-day
Tor Mranchville to be Y;re:ent at the
quarterly conference, which will be held
when Lent is half over to-day.
Inc members of Central NJ. r. church
held a pound party Yesterday for the
benefit Of the poor Of that church They
received quite Il nice lot of stuff
Ihe first asparagus from around here
made Its appearance in the market yes
terday. t was cut on Mr.. j. W. Cot
tons farm, OF the Western Branch.
The sailor who was fined $50 for as
saulting two ladies. paid his fine yes
terday morning, and said what a fool
ne was to get himself into such trou-
Dle
A petition IS being circulated In this
CITY for signatures for the pardon OF
Captain Hart, Of the Three Friends.
who was recently sentenced to three
years Imprisonment
The officers OF the Fourth Virginia
Regiment went to Suffolk yesterday af-
tcrnoon TO take part III Il drill which
was held there last night They re-
turned near midnight
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Two Marriages in one nav

! eSterday afternoon at 400 O'clock
Atr. w. Bureigh Wills, Of Eastern Shore
va, and Miss +. Rowan, daughter Of
MI. William Rowan. We're united in
marriage at the residence Of MI. Row
an at l0lO Green street. Rev Mr.. ALI
son performed the ceremony, after
Whlch they took the n. y, r. Il y.
steamer for Eastern Shore, their future
home
at S p. III. Mir. James Lassiter or Nor.
FOLK county, and Miss EVELYN Hodres
We're quietly married at the residence
or her father, 40 South street. Rev.
Mr.. Nl1tchell performed the ceremony
atter which a reception was rendered
those present. They will leave this
morning for Newsom's, where they Will
reside temporarily
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Laid 10 Rest.

The funeral OF the late Mrs E,iy,ho,h
Hodges took place Yesterday ortnrnnnn
;tt me Central n. +. church at o'clock.
ana "a& we'll attended by the friends
ana relatives CT the lamcntsd lady.
Key. George Fl. Ray conducted the sol
cm1 i services and spoke with much
leeiinS OF the Christian character az
The deceased. Mrs. Hodges leaves = snn
Mr. Gus Hodgcs-and da,nhtcr-
Mrs. Thomas Arnistead-nho..e d,yo-
ton TO her during Life was mos; ex
cmp!ary, and TO whom We extend on,
sSmpathN The remains w"r. Inferred
III YAK Grove Cemetery. III" following,
gentleman acted rs pall-bearpr.,: Mcssrs.
GeorSs OWNS, Frank Hodges. DANES
lni!itl Lewis Hodges. Wn,. Taylor, ".
H. Hodges, L. j. Grimes, VIM. Fl.
Hodges
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Flower Thieves.

For some time Mr.. Dashiclls. Keeper
OF the Cemeteries, has been greatly an
noyed by people stealing flowers, etc.
from me cemetery. Tuesday night some
one Went lnere and stole 4 number of
mowers. Wednesday night they called
again, took every flower that was in
blo@m aud every Que that had been left
on the :raves BY different persons.
There were some very choice flowers on
ne lois. Such conduct rs this: deserves
me s-vcrest kind Of punishment. An
ebert Will be made to catch the par
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
"a Regular Nuisance

There is q troM;d Of boys who are en-
ployed by the doctors who congregate
OH Middle stlleet every day aud at night
anu behave ai ", a very disorderly man
Ing so they tTun Into ladies' and other
people who pass there, and behave in q
very disorderly manner in every way.
They have become a nuisance and much
complaint Is made about their conduct
which should be stopped. :
one or the physicians said yesterday
ulna't they were u source of q nn,sonc 81
10 him and that lic would like to SEQ
some or them arrested ana fined and
may be they would learn some sense.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Offer Accented.

Mayor Baird, Of Portsmouth, has ac-
cepted, with thanks, the very liberal
offer made by Mr.. II. d. Van Wyck,
owner OF the Academy OF Music, 70 give
the use Of the Academy free for two
nights for anysenter;ainment hat might
be gotten up for the purchase Of a hook
and ladder for the city of POI .smouth,
and also to give 500 In casn foi tha
Same purpose. Mr.. Van Wyck was led
to make the offer in appreciation Of the
large patronage which has been bestow-
ed upon the Academy by the !eople of
Portsmouth,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Getting To be Expensive.

The tramp nuisance Is getting to be a
very expensive theory. Scarcely IL day
passes but wha; some OF them are ar
rested for trespassing on some latlroad
property. Then they are committed to
jail for five or more days to be fed 1T
the expense of the taxpayers. a bet
ter plan would be TO work them on uhe
roads, or make them break stone, then
the number would decrease con:idc.a-
bly,. Yesterday ten were committed to
the county jail for from five to forty
days. These people do not care for such
punishment ANA rather like II. They
have q place TO lay up and be fed with
out having to work for It,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Norfolk County COurt-Jud.c W.. n
POrtlOclk Presiding.

fled to practice law in the County Gourt
John S. Kowiouski. a native of Russia
was granted naturalization papers.
Application Of John ". Loomis ro,. lie
ehse TO sell aiquor at Primers Point was
resisted by the Fort Norfolk Electric
a.aiiway company. the Southern Rail-
way company, the Norfolk and Carolina
i * company and the New York.
fhiladelphia and Norfolk Railroad com.
nany. The Judge refused to grant the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Application EeclsicI

IN me County Court yesterday Mr..
". = Loo1ls made application TO have
nis hauor license transferred from
.I ', S.reet extended TO 4 point be-
r I've NORM Portsmouth and Primers
i'olni, which was denied The railroads
IN thsit locality opposed the transfer on
NE Srouna that 1t would be injurious to
lhEirbu&iness. and against the wishes Of
'lat community. The lawyers on either
; eve were Judge y. Tucker Brooke. Hon.
Thomas Borland and Nlcssrs Williams
& Rumble, for the opposition, and G G.
Martin for the petitioner. :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
afustin@. C0urt-JtkGac a. =. wat.
Presiding.

George a. Melvin qualified rs admin
lsrGtor OF the estate Of Annie r. e.
Riddick, cololed, in bond Of $500. with
Iolh Wlns!ow as his surety. Lee Hunt,
John Winslow, John Bcrraud, Lee n.
Cotton AND John r. White We're APP
pointGd appraiSers Of the estate
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Paving Bonds for Sale (!
Office of the
City Clerk, Council Chamber,

City Clerk. Council Chamber,
Portsmouth, Va, March 49, 1897.
T HE. CITY or PORTSMOUTH, VA.
:, offers for sale $1,000 Coupon Paving
Bonds. payable In ten years from Decem-
Der list. 1886. and bearing interest at the
rate. OF per cent, per nnnum payable
scmi-annually, III June and December
These bonds are in denominations of 800
ana $500. are exempt from city taxes and
can be regis tened principal and interest or
principal only, at the option OF the holders.
son. .Ir., City Clerk. Will be received until
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3lst, 1897, 6 y. M,
for the purchase OF these bonds the city
the bids.
Communications, other than proposals,
should be addressed to
JOHN !. KING
mr2p-lot Chairman Finance Committee
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Fnnerni OF Mrs. E,iznbe,n moa.c,

The funeral OF Mrs Elizabeth Hodges
WAS conducted from her late residence
on County street extended The servi-
ceS were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Raw.
/ assisted by the Rev. w. IT, Ed
wards. The remains were inferred in
Oak Grove cemetery, S.1 81 MA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Receiving IsnfIS.

New Spring Goods. In order to make
room we are not holding back any me-
dunn weight clothing. but letting them
go at any price. For pretty neckwear
look in our window.
I3RESLAEIE,R 81 ANTHONY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
See our windows Of children's goods.
w. r.. VIRNELSON. &, co.

Pneumatic Rubber Tires on Baby
Carriages Is the latest thing out. Full
line in stock. gGendron Bicycles have
arrived. Rest and prettiest on the mar
ket. See them rat J. S. CRAWFORD'S
Furniture and Carpet House a&
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26

I'VE come here 10 deliberate
Upon the town affa IRIS.
We must not spit upon the carpet
Or misuse decks and chairs.
We know beyond doubt
That all Is not complete,
But we should try our very best
TO Keep things clean and neat"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Plans &tigs.,.Clf

The meeting Of the building commit
tee was held Wednc: day night and plans
for the building Of the Pythan castle
were submitted, and those drawn by
Mr.. Edward OTerman were adopted.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26

Crash and white duck Tom O'Snanter
# ttt w. e. NIRNEI.SON &# co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Vhe Grenf Cat in Dress Goods aMd
Caonks Extended Three Days long

Ask to be shown our large and pretty
assortment of cmbroideries which have
just arrived. a. ]. Phillips, Oxford
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26

cHAs. r. WELToN & CO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
PORTSM MOUTH ADVS. I.
Specials for To-day.

We invite all our friends who are fond OF
,:ood drinks. especially those who suffer
rem -hulSestlon or dyspepsia. to visit our
store This weols and get u cup OF nailed
Goites. we Will have the exhibition until
TO come. Finest Vermont Creamery But
ter, 25c,; Elgtn Creamery, 22c.: fresh Gin
ger snaps. &C. per b.: fresh Soda Crack
ers, o. per h.; fresh Oyster Crackers, &C.
per ~: three pound Bartlett Pears, Zoe.
Old Phone, 1910, New Phone TO-
G. w. HUDGINS & co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26

Always in season. Hopkins. Steam eG
Hominy (Iiulled Corn) Elegant & 1uncf;
in Milk Quart can. 10 cen t.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26

Get under q Stetson spring hat light
weight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26

Our children's hats from 15c. up.
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-15
he PILL THAT WILL.
Local LdnGh!

b salute you, Mayor Owens !!
he city charter carried by a
!. ority of 26s votes.
Mr. Jasper S. Ktle was on our
bets Monday morning.
David G. Thompson left Satur-
morning tor Charleston.
II. R. T. Reed was at Burns
) last week on business.
ID kinds of commercial job
1 done at this Office.
residential electors are paid
SA dollars q day and mileage.
lrs. PHI. Shields, of Palatine,
hit several days last week in
city.
Names population increased
ire than $4,000 during the last
pr.
bur gallant ship did not go
Rn. Riley and Ernst are still
deck.
Rhe days are becoming longer.
8 the days and nights more
arly equal.
brother Stout, of Johnstown,
be us a business call Thurs
II evening.
Hon. w. ]. Stuck, of West
Hon, was here on legal bust.
IS last week.
Siessrs. Chas. Stout and Fred
mes have enrolled as students
Broaddus.
just two months prosperity
ID begin to catch up with its
hnce agent.
Ii. Penrose will be the young
Senator ever elected from
.nnsylvania.
i5onrose won last week in the
.fhtorial contest with Wanna
aker in Pennsylvania,
me last meeting of the pres
Asylum Board of Directors
81 last week at Weston.
~ Albany last Wednesday
al. Frank Black was inaugur-
Governor of New York.
Remember the Concert to be
en at the First Presbyterian
urch Friday night, Jan. 10.
lay we venture to express the
q that the man who wrote it
hs had a Happy Kew Xear.
harles G. Davis returned
. nesday night from a three
visit to his home at Elklns.
Ib e first religious journal in
country was the Recorder,
ed at Chillicothe, o., in 1914 .
e venerable Joe Romlne, OF
|b stown. is a conspicuous
70 at the present session OF
be Oldest national flag in the
d is that of Denmark, which
been in use since the year
e costilest building of mod
lines is the State Capitol at
F. ny, New York. Over $780,
100 has been expended on it.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-15
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