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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01

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}fsssa vi8 ~ u.ss ~ Hos 4 s I.s.ra
.4issst ksnsas 80 ~ s,tlt tbeFi
sfressa ~ esbsf' 40 sl.s ubfr sIs'
fra a rtrut lEflataE 10 trtsE5sA
aai astF lie Mteehntta people bat e. res
1tla ~ atAu CvltnvsI iilas asr
i, fstt he ed ,.stiss v.i 10 pasipas ~
s. - sn Tar 5.y believing. -itsssi
f.rtbG tsiso. Ibut ell b. At oppai
isEir to gstsIs l.hny card, ,si il j.
haps3 mssrviil ogns pffpnsi &c have
th'i ssfd' ast.i e. =. apsstas Day.
sou, Ter lee saHs fer s.stlr sba some
10, thirty vs,. bsrs ,ggvsd trSE Fiie.
s5i tLsa have hnsn 4sleEr ssi perm.
asrllr cared ~ suss psRat'' TI.cL
Bees ssts. %. great fsms5y ier piI.s
.18,.l tafa' 4 'tis 3isssses Il wbif
tls Mss'tatsf Cstif. u paubors,
A.1ela ester Dspot
sasaAEsTEH cErfEH
-nu Ii wblrple /, Ia P.I Hs'.E
sssistss D t-s e.f. u bar aolhu vie il
very mach u ss Invalid.
Mr. J.ma Bentley i, s.p,s iiug 81
usgtb is bred home 10 Csssis Mr.
B.Tt' .ytss4 Asr ls.t week ard vii re
tara SITE her si.sr a tfa day. wait.
--pu,p, ~ym.1 hont sitter biz
ieat yssf. oouf,. 10 Cornell Uair,rsiiy
ed hvi BsBsst.sl hu r.iurasd from
PoslInsY .bsrs be has b.su for year 81
taaiss the Iroy Csui,r.gss AoAdsuy.
- L.sfsass GIl-os Of RatI.nd. whs s.
,om plsttd i~0 year, Of distraction nader
hs Esv. O. b Ltwis Of hi. village soes
h, vssk 10 Boston to take htst stsuins
i8G 10 the B5,loH s,hool Of Technology.
All ntu bsu Of the W Il c. Who
ish 10 St,tGd tue rsun zion Of Co, G. to be
.sII 81 Dorset, Saturday Jaly 81 sre re
as,lsj to nee siw A Adam. soon Of
" diaast, % tlst day. f@ms sill be
roviei for e7arey.poe
Ma !. D ADAM Pfes.
The Est Loyal Bf.dlorj. pastor Of
be Methoiisi church 10 Eat MiddIsbury 4,
ID Rip on, vac 10 toSulstt geek visiting .
- p,rsut, at the N tsodi.t parsonage.
In BgEdistd 10 ~ ett1u.Iastin astr0no =
.sr, msmbsf Of ID. Royal A'trouonl I,
i Society Of London, England. aud /.
10 posus,or Of = large aud ins telescope
The newly otg,niz.d bail team will q
ross BATE witn the Ariu4 ton club, on Sat \,
rdsy. Jnly 3ra al three o'clock. The
sm Is composed Of the iollosiog players
CoGsy, Cobuor, Goodsl, Win >,
zip, Hicks. Botsiori, Mstttsou, and =,
evils 1t is thought to bs the strongest +.
nb I,uohs,tsr has had for years. There =
Ill be al a mission Of 10 cents, ladies -
ID carriages free. n
-Wlh,reu 4 Douds Uucle Toms 81
.bin Co which Is larger tits season al
SO ever bs'ofs. sill exhibit At Manohss A
I CS0tre, Tuesday evening, July 9th. tc
lslr new pavilion opera house WITH sle NJ
ted sssis and chairs for 1000 people will
erected back OF Thayer's Hotel
.,nd street parade at IL 80 by their CT
az, band on horseback. pony, donkey, p
Is 10 Admission $50, children $50. m
,ors open al 7 O'Clock. Performance Vt le
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01

W. H. Ckss-isk has beer very sil
vita pbsumopis bat 10 recovering.
-Au Alfred Ohilds and dssshtsr have
been Waiting friends 10 Psulsi.
--scAosl In District Ne closed fri
day afternoon With 81 ssioyssls picnic 90
the grounds Of J K Hale.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01

Don't neglect . cough because the
weather 10 pleasant; before the next storm
roll. sruund !. may dsvslops isto . serious
difficulty beyond repair. Oas Minute
Cough Cure ~ cay 10 take ans ~ill do
What Ito name implies II Whippls.
Osntrs, II Petitions. Mao
hsstsr Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01
rIHr

Ma Fred Ctesasr !. bsss gEit.
II, Bot . inpts'las
Miss Dell. Hspg5od il hon, trom
NJ Holysis college fer rsesiioG.
II J. BsvsI. psspts h.srd lyEI npl
is fro. their hons Moadsy Eighl
Miss hsnh. Lysu 10 bon. from
nosdys .tkoal soasBPsnisd BY TREAD
-- Ar L. " Rasssll has retained 10
B1sish, her mother, no, o. Z, Sinobas,
seiht sorsvhsi better.
-Csilares's Day .. very appropriate
~ observed here .nd the srsfeisa vsis
r!sysd BY large su1isnes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01
susDKHLASp.

ALL are invited to stssnd . lawn party,
given by tho Hillside Workers At Zion
church, Saturday evening evening. July 5,
Il Z Graves had several sheep killed
by dogs, rsosntly, They wers not com
mon:cus, but we're sfistoorstio dogs and
being csuxht ia the aot, we're disposed Of
by their owners.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01

Not only pilss Of The very worse iind
can be cured by DsWit's Witch Hazel
salve bat scEsms, se.lds. barns, bruises,
VOLS, Ger. AID ell other ,iin trouble.
csn be instantly relieved by To. same rsu
sdy J n Whippl., Msn chester 0sntrs
Il lisons, Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01
-Mr. Margaret whitney is here 10

Mrs. Margaret whitney ia here FOL
tue summer.
-Chsrls A. Adams 10 81 home from
lIliLois, where be is tesehing.
-M.ude Adams 10 ., home from ver
mont Academy, SaIton's River.
Mira @ IL Parsons IL a, Richmond
VILE. N. Y. visiting sister fora month.
Walter G, VAsIt b. resigned bis
position al Ponds, n. Y. sni is in town.
Mis-. Ethel Vault snd Miss Sslin,
Gsult are at home from C.stlston normal
school.
DR. SslIis Of Albany, n. Y, 10 the
quest Of Richard A. Leak. at th. Garfield
cottage.
Mrs Burast. i. occupying hsr sottlss
hsrs aud i. receiving 'i.it from her SOD,
John Burdslt.
George D II vt Of North Adam. /.
spending a week With hi. grandfather.
David CroiuL
Mss Zdphs White. Who b. sp.ni
several months With her niece, Mn
Chsrlss C.uneli. b. returned TO her bon.
81 Hudsbofo.
james II C.ntsld. president Of Ohio
uni'.r,i,y. ha bsen vi,itias bic father,
Rev. DIR. C.nHsld
--Ars MsClurs u L'hsins, Mich, 10
spending the ,smnsr With Der parents,
Mr., And Ma ]. q. heAalsy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT - Ii is = terrible &C
cidsnt TO be burned or scalded; but the
paia and agony and the irighttul di.hgure
msnis can be quickly overcome without
leaving scar by usisg DsWitt's Witch
H.xl salvs. J. II. Wbippls. Msnohes
ter Centre; A. II, Petitions, Manchester
DsnCt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01
EAsT DORSET,

-Mrs' W, q. Bssbs 10 i'll with the grip.
The store Of II, A. Brophy hss been
newly shinglsd.
-Dslmer Vail OF Brandon visited in
town last weak.
Mrs. Myron Brophy and thee child
rem are visiting her father, L. NJ, Torrsy.
John Stanley from the Adirond scks
recently visited his aged mother, Mrs.
Frank Jacobs.
Thomas Sheridan has sold his farm
on Dorset hill to Mr.. Badger and is NOV
ing int the village.
b. A. Rogers and Mrs. o. N. Clifford al
tended the funeral OF Mrs. l.. II. Cook oil
Danny, daughter OF r. Z. Cnwsll.
-G.orgs Reed il getting cut maple
lumber TO be shipped 10 Paris and other
parts OF Europe and hopes 10 make quite
business OF it.
Miss Eleanor Hsllick With her sister
Grace and brother Roger OF Staten lslsDd
children oil DR.. Hsllick Of Columbis Col
legs, are spending the summer at 3,
Grout's.
MIR. Harry +, Grout aud Miss Vida
l.. Billings we're married at the home OF
the blde Oh Grove street Rutland, Wed
nesdsy eve, June %. The house was
rrettlly decorated with palms, smilsI and
pink roses, DR.. J. / Cochran OF East
DORSET was best man and Miss K nth
Grout and Miss Mabel Fuller, brides
maids, and Miss Grace L Hslleok OF Stat
10 Island flower girl, Ths ceremony VAS
followed by 3 reception. after which Mr.,
nd Mrs. Grout left Tor the AID ron dsoks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01

wB Johnson. Newark. O.. says, One
Minute Cough Cure saved my only child
from dyius by Group. pneumonia, bronohl
Ii. and other serious throst and lung
trouble. J Il WhippIe, Msnshsstsr Cen
tire; A II Pettibons, Name ester Depot
MASCHEsTEB DEPOT
Mrs. +, |. Fsrnhsm has bean spend
log veral days with friends in Peru.
MIR aud Mts George o Weodcock
are visiting friends In Warren, X /. for =
few days.
Mics Agsis and Messsrs Webster and
Edwin Eddy OF Hoosiok Falls are visiting
friends in town.
Mrs II. Q, Reynolds has bees serious
ly III for the past two weeks and there is
no improvement at present
Richard Cook Of the village has the
contract for building 3 house for Frank
Walker on the So nth road and is putting
ii up as fast as possible,
The family OF William Z, Taylor do
sire to extend thanks to kind friends VINO
sent 90 many flowers and to the singers
Who assisted st the burial services OF q
vile and mother
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01

louuess .nd stomach and liver troubles
They are purely vegetables. II Whir
pie, Manchester Centre, A Il Psthbons,
Manchester Depot.
RsEr
Mrs. Bsrt Baker Ia visiting friends 10
NibhGll
Lewis Il rfinglon returned to Troy
Saturday.
Miss Hattie Honsy returned from
Troy short time 40.
Mise Bessie McDvit Of Proctor is
be guest Of Miss Anoie Council
1rn Charles Phelps who has been i'll
vito pueumouis lie recovering.
Mr. Stephen Dillingham; OF New York
pspssdins some time 10 the place.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin J Blsksly OF
Granville recently spent the day 10 Dor
act.
Mr.. Nili.u B.tfo~s and family Of
syrscase. n Y are Visii'ug rsht'vss in
town
- Heltls ia Wade s uatsiog prsiaed
vr,t received from falling irom her bicy
cls,
j. Il shsldon has stes,ly improved
hn re.iie- c., n.kius II oEs Of the bsst IN
,be village
Mics Carrie HoIsF Who psssed the
satsr 10 Mes Tork has r.toraed TO her
home 10 DJrss,
N MsWHa 10 the largest distymA AZ 10
ths pIsos, delivering 100 Poands Of nilE
At the factory dsily,
John Blsekmsf. At present residing 10
Sc DskstG, /, rsp0r ed to be dsrgerously
~ vuh pasanouts
Allen Bouro sud family Of fouksrs,
y Y have .rtivei .hd their rssidsses 10
DO. open for tue ,uumtr
Mr. and Mn John Hurins ton OF CAs
.l.l0t sad Mt hias,vs Ballard oiCbesisr (
-srs ia tovn over sund,y.
A yoaag soa o. Nn. MeBri1s re
,eirsd severe eat 10 the frn
asl week by tsllias er 4 knils
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01

Don't thin your blood With sssssfrss OF
poison It with blue-msu; bot aid Nature
by using DeWtt's Little Early Rssr,,
the famous little pill for constipation, bill
iou.ess .nd stomach and liver troubles.
They are purely vegetables. Ii whip
pie, Manchester Centre, A Il Pettlbons,
Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-01

They are dsndies, said Thomas Bowers
OF the Crockst, Texas, Entsrpri,e, while
writing shout DsWin's Little Early
Rrssr', ths lannon's little pills Tor siot
headache and disorders OF ths s.om &c b and
liver Ii Whippls. Manchester Centre;
A, II, Petitions, Manchester Depot.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
WILL sErLACE TIIEDAI
at No. 2. M00rc's Bridges Station-In.
crease City. Water supply.

The Board OF Water Commissioners
held an important meeting last evening
at the Water Department. There We're
present Mr.. G. a. Woodward, president;
Mr.. w. T. Barron. Colonel W. "A. S. Tay-
Tor, Registrar Todd, and Superintendent
Riddle.
The old dam at the No NIoore's
bridges pumping station, which broke
In 1883, and was abandoned, was order
ed replaced. The dam was abandoned
because at that time the city had not felt
the want Of water.
It's rebuilding will greatly increase the
water supply.
The superintendent reported that the
small reservoir is being cleaned out to
receive the overflow from the No.
Moore's bridges dam, which will be con-
Quoted to the higher level through sue
ton pipes or by means OF Il small centri-
fugal pump. The water is no! very good
at present, but by means Of a sand filter
it Is thought it will be thoroughly puri-
fed.
There being no further business before
the board it adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
vttasco,,o 1T Y. N. q. A.Tonignt.

The people OF Norfolk will be given
an opportunity to see Edison's latest
invention-the viascope-tonight in the
hall of the Young Mems Christian AS
suciation.
The most wonderful invention Is this
in which you see life size photographs
pass SO rapidly that the appearance
forms a continuous scene of great beau
ty and realism. Niagara Falls is seen
with the most natural water spray
not to be natural.
The great New York fire scene and
Mr.. Rice's famous kissing scene are
very amusing.
The Black Diamond express, travel
ing at the rate OF sixty miles an hour
is shown SO realistic that the audience
inVoiuntarly move out of the way.
Photographic reproductions OF world
wide fame, consisting Of vocal solos,
Quartcttcs and band pieces, also the
twcnty-third Psalm. read by Rev. T. De-
Witt Talmage. all nterspersed between
the vitascope scenes. Prices tonight:
Adults, "a cents, children. Is cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
A LONESOME BABY
seriously Objected to Keeping House
In tho Abscnce Of liz E,arenfa IA.

Last night about 9 o'clock a phone
message came to the police station TO
the effect that n child's screams in the
secoSd story Of 4 Brewer street resi-
dence was attracting the attention Of
the nelghborhood. Detectives Snowden
and Ruddick We're dispatched to the
scene. and arriving at their destination
proceeded upstairs, where they found a
young child in a room alone screaming
as though terrified out OF it's wits. A
lamp burned brightly on the bureau but
not soul was to be seen to whom could
be ascribed the ownership Of the fright
ened baby
The Ifame of the child's mother and
sstepfather were discovered and the lat
Ter, VINO has a night job. was 'phoned
Tor. presently arrived and took charge
OF the infant, much to the relief Of the
officers. The p1other, who said she had
been out visiting the neighbors, came in
4 little later, and the incident closed.
The affair created considerable COM
ment. 1t has not been so long ago that
a child was badly burned under pre-
cisely the same circumstances. Further
more the police seriously object to run.
ming kindergarten business
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
A FURNITURE FIRE.
Splendid work Executed by the
Ghemic Engine Lust Night

About 800 O'Clock last night an alarm
of fire was sent in from box &c. corner
Charlotte and Church streets The
Fire Department Immediately responed,
locating the fire in the rear of the sec
ond story Of the kim Furniture COM
pany's building, No. 1921 Church street
The chemical engine tackled the rapidly
spreading flames alone and soon not only
had them subdued but entirely cxtin-
guished them. 1t Is said to have been
one Of the prettiest pieces of fire fight
ing ever seen here.
The origin Of the fire is unknown. The
loss to the furniture stored on the sec
ond floor was considerable, but could not
be estimated last night 4 young white
man named Lions was arrested ut the
fire b Y Detective Arlington on the
charge of Interfering with the stretch
ing Of the guard ropes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
A PLEASANT CONCERT.
Mnnon Lodge H'nnf Birth Celebrates
Its FWeMty.Fiith Annivcrxnry

The twenty-f1fth anniversary OF Ma
non Lodge No. 172. Independent Order
Rnai Birth, was celebrated last even
ing by n delightful concert given at
Montcfiore hall.
Prof Eories' Orchestra was in at
tendance and local talent of Il high
standard Of merit participated The
audience was quite large.
The following programme was render
ed in n most artistic manner:
"RomancSka" Xix off
Borjes Orchestra.
Baritone Solo-"Come to My Heart,
My Love" .......
Mr.. w. D. Crowell.
Recitation -. '1rhc Debating Society
Miss blanche Hecht @
Violin Solo-'Fantasie I,igolctto" $50 So
........ .................... Leonard
Mr.. Charles Borjcs. ,.' .IlS.l
Paraphrase-"R ubensteins Melodie'
III II TOhani
Borjcs Orchestra.
Contralto Solo--"I.conore" Trotere
Miss S. X. Williams.
500 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Selected
Mr.. w d. Crowcll.
Recitation ............. Money Musk"
Miss Blanche Hccht.
Miss S. X. Williams.
Ntarch-"El Captain ...... Sousa
Borjes Orchestra.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
TIE HOARD OF :IxEAr.ry6.
II ~ Suggested That 1t Take Charge or
lhc CITY MOrruc

The Board OF Health met yesterday al
noon IN regular session, with DIR. New
Dill IN the chair and present also Drs.
Mccormick. Field and Chiles, Health
officer Shepherd ana THE Inspectors
letter from the Mayor was read in
which 1t was suggested that the 1norgun
should be under the control Of the board,
which should be responsible therefor,
and for the removal Of dead bodies, and
not the Police Department, as is now
the case, DR.. Mccormick was appointed
q committee Of one to confer with His
Honor upon the subject.
The report of the Sanitary Inspector
showed So nuisances, 20 OF which have
been Dbated.
An invitation from the special COM
mfttee on Inspector for dairies was read.
In which the Board Of Health was asked
Tor q conference on the subject, to be
held this evening. A committee, COM
posed OF Drs. Newbill. Mccormick and
Chiles was appointed to meet the Coun-
ellis committee,
The attention of the Street Inspector
was called to the dumping Of garbage on
teadS bridge. The attention of the
Sanitary Inspector was directed to the
cellar under White g. Dozier's store, and
to No. 431 Queen street.
~ statement was nude TO the board
by DR.. Chiles to the effect that Dr.
Meredith in his practice is refusing to
give certificates OF recovery to school
children who have recovered from con-
tagious disease. and Is sending them to
him. rs q member Of The board. to get
the required certificates. DR.. Chiles said
that he was refusing to issue such GER
tiflcates to DR.. Meredith's patients. The
board adjourned without formal action,
but seemed to be Of the opinion that
DR.. Chiles had the right side of the
question.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
LOCAL.. BREVITIES.
Minor Mention Of Various RIattcra or
IHlCrCSi. 49,

, AhtcrCSt.
The organ recital at Christ church
takes place tonight.
The Capps-Lewis shooting case comes
up In the Corporation Court today.
Mr.. George w. Morse has accepted q
position with the Nottingham- Nrcnn
company.
The novcna to St. Joseph will begin
this evening at St. Josephs church ut
o'clock.
The condition of Mr.. ". ]. Donald.
who was injured at Hardy's wharf
Tuesday, is improving
The steamship Delmar cleared yeEter-
day for Ipswich. Eng, with 100, 600 bush
els OF corn and $3.50 bags Of grain.
me district w G. u. U. held its ses-
Friday. The exercises will be interest
ing and the public are invited
MI. G. Fl. Forbes, Of harrisburg. N. C..
who has been here on q visit to his
brother, Mr.. Ayon Forbes, of The Vir-
ginian's service. left last evening for
home
The tenth annual opening OF the Hume
Minor company Will be given next
Thursday night. 4 splendid musical
programme has been prepared for the
occasion.
Messrs Gabe A1ctzgcr and walter J.
summons returned yesterday morning
from New Orleans, by the Norfolk and
Western Railway after a pleasant Wis
1t at birmingham, Ala, and Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
Nowitzky's Monthly and Travellers
Guide for February has been received.
1t Is full of interesting topics. The edi-
tor explains It's delay Of issue as due To
case Of Ia grippe, and he hopes both
readers and advertisers will pardon the
delay. :" ~
State president Pollard. Of the b. Y.
+. y. met with q number OF the presi-
dents OF the local union last night at
tTeemaSon Street Baptist church FOR the
purpose OF discussing certain business
connected with the annual State Con-
Vention OF the union to be held here.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
anon. our Cotton \, en-.

weather more favorable in cotton belt
for farm work.
Liverpool spot quotations advanced
1-S2d. Future contracts closed steady
to points advance
Future contract market in New York
closed steady, to 3 points higher
Sales. 81 500 bales. May, 7.03 to 7.Oi; Au-
gust, 712 to 7.13; October G74 to CTS.
advanced l point. May, 6.S5.
Spot quotations Southern markets
unchanged.
New Orleans receipts to-day estimated
at $500 to 5000 bales, against 2,S74 bales
last year and 2.01S bales III 1895.
! United States port receipts yesterday
were 1885 bales, against III ,7l5 bales
last year and 30 1874 bales in 1895. IN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
The Epworih lsevlynl.

Another large congregation attended
the revival services at IGpworth Metho-
DIST church last night and q splendid
meeting was the result. a number of
converts were made, and q number or
names were given to DR.. Young Of those
VINO desired to connect themselves With
the church. The morning meeting was
also We'll attended and productive OF
good result. DR.. Leftwich, who Is con-
Quoting these services, very earnestly
asks that all who possibly can attend
the meetings. both in the morning and
evening. at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. re-
Spectively. '5;fs ;fa =. 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
No Room for Doubt.

Proof, yes overwhelming proof can
be furnished Of tho excellent curative
qualities Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Il caught cold which led to cough
and pain in the chest. (pncumonia?) I
bought DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
after taking one bottle Of it, the cough
began to disappear when I finished
taking the second bottle I was cured.
Gustav Thurmastcr, 10 Hickory St.,
Cleveland,O.' DR., Bulls Cough Syrup
costs but Is cents. Take only Bulls.
CANNON'S PHARMACY. 42O Butte street
AAddERE p 7; WEST. 2l6 Main st.
ATLANTIC CITY ORIG
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
Deati, orMrs. annie g. Tebo.

Mrs. Anna c. Tebo. wife OF MI L. NJ
Tebo. died last night at II o'clock, af-
ter an extended illness Of over three
months. She was forty-seven years Old
and q member of the Christian church in
Suffolk, In which city she resided until
recently. when the family moved to
this city to No. POI West Bramblcton
avenue. where she resided until her
death. She leaves seven children The
remains WILDE taken to Suffolk Friday
morning and the funeral will be held
at the Christian church at that place
shortly after their arrival.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
Isclicrtn SIX Hln,1,a

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the New
This new remedy is a great surprise on
account OF its exceeding. prompiness In
relieving pain In the bladder. kidneys.
sages IN male OF female. 1t relieves re-
tention OF water and pain IN pnssing It
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this Is your remedy. Sold
by WALI<E & WILLIAMS. druggists.
1903 Water street. Norfolk. Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-11
Furnished His Room.

Detectives, Hcppel, Arlington and
Snowdcn last night arrested Joshua
jackson, colored man, who for ten
month has been employed as driver for
James It. Davis. the furniture deal
err, on the charge Of systematically rob-
bling his employer. In the mans rooms
at 273 Wide street, was found a general
assortment Of furniture, including bed,
bedding, carpet table, lamp, hatrack
and other articles belonging to the firm
The prisoner gave no explanation
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Will 10 Deccnl,y Rur.ied.

The Governor of the Soldiers Home
having refused to be responsible for
the expense of shipping to the home
the BODY or one of its inmates, John
lSrlnkley, who dropped dead on the
streets here Tuesday. the commanders
OF Dahlgreen and Cailloux Posts, G. A.
+. (coloredD, have instructed an under
taKer 70 take charge Of the remains and
inter them in the Union veterans lot III
West Point cemetery.