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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-27
10 the note Of the Spanish government, in

to the note of the Spanish government, In
answer to the first communicat on or
the American government through him.
1t is necessary to increase the Spani7 h
fleet as against the eventuality of con-
fiict with the United States.
FL Helraldo says: 1.-THE encroachments
of the United States upon the interna-
tional policies of Spain have become in
tolerabe and must be resisted energett-
cally. The situation is difficult, but at
whatever cost the government ought to
put an end to a shameful state of affairs
for the sake of tn edignity of Spain.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-27

Jacksonville, Fla. Dec. pa special TO
the Times-Union and Citizen from Punta
Gorda states that the cruiser Mon merry
and cutters Forward and McLane a,rived
in Charlotte harbor this morning In
search of filibustering expedition that
was reported to be about to set sail for
Cuba. Vessels in port were searched but
nothing of a contraband nature was
found,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-27
4 Gorenn RniIMaY.

ST Petersburg. Dec. 26.-It is asserted
that the newly formed Russo-Corean
bank will organize a railway company
to extend a railway To Port Arthur. The
Russian vice president of the la tern
Chinese railway will start for Manchu-
ria in February to inspect proposed varia-
tions of the route and To make final
decision as to other matters.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-27
win Lease Kiao Cbau,

Berlin. Dec. 26.-An inspired Chinese or
gan published here says the Chinese en-
peror, in order to avoid the reproach OF
having lost territory, will lease k4ao Chnu
to Germany in perpetulty a. a low rate,
with all the rights of severe gnty that
England exercises at Hong Kong.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-27
Fell late the Ere.

Franklin. Pa. Dec 26.-Grace and Anne
Nelson. whose parents live near here.
were left alone in their home last eveD-
ing. The former feil into the CRATE hFe
and her clothing was ignitcd- she was
burned 10 death. Ia trying 20 save the
life of her sister Annie Was Also badly
burned and Il Is believed she cannot re-
cover.
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Christmas
ss1S97ss
Has Come and Gone

1t has been the kindest Christmas to
us of all. We are pleased and think we
have pleased our customers. Our stock
was large and varied and was thor
oughly appreciated. Although We are
out of some Novelties we have still a
large and handsome stock left for
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-27

the guise Of Canadian customs officials
are fleeing the newcomers at Lake
Linderman, demanding payment for
duty and giving printed receipt which
has No value
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-27

Melbourne, Dec. 26.-The government
of New South Wales is arranging to sup
ply frozen meat to the Russian authori-
ties at Nladivostock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-27
MAY NOT STRIKE.

The sentiment imons tn Cotton Opera
YES J. Gr wie. He.ti..r.
Fan River, Mass. Dee. 26,-The strike
feeling among the operatives t0-n4gat -
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Madrid. Dec. 26.-The Impareial today
urges that in view of the character of IN
reply VI United States Minister HogaIoTd
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new YEARS GIFTS

That beautiful Christmas gift you got
was bought from us. Hadn't you
better look around to get one for him
now? We've got the very thing you
want
Diamond Shirt Stud, from. ..$12 90 up
Diamond Ring, from. .......... 10 90 up
Military Brushes, in ebony
and sterling silver. 90 up
Smoking Sets, from. m..........- 90 up
Canes and Umbrellas, from.... 90 up
Photo Frames from.... ....... 90 up
Nickel Watches, from. ........ so up
Silver Watches, from. ....... u 90 up
Filled Watches, from. .......... 10 90 up
Solid Gold Watches, from. ...... 40 90 up
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19

FOR sALic.-Well built residence on
God street; solo for 40 fault: 100 large
path and all the modern conveniences:
Iot AnHllb; splendid oppors-..-, for
ainyo:,n wishing q nice home. with OPP
which can he erected three (3) nice
tenement houses For terms. etc, Rn-
Ply or premises, No. 30 Wood street.
=
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Mr.. Henry Smiths mother is very i'll
at her home, on North street.
Mrs. Susan V. Barham died suddenly
Sunday afternoon at l:l5 o'clock ut the
home of her son, MIR. 4. r.. Barham. on
Avenue y. aged % years. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon Mt i
o'clock at the grave i'm l2lmwood Gene
terry. Rev. X. \. Robinson, of Colley
Memorial Presbyterian church. oiIiciat-
ed. The deceased was the widow of the
late Thomas Barham, who died sudden
ly at the same place few weeks ago.
Rev. Il. l.. Dudley preached a grand
sermon al Central Avenue Baptist
church Sunday morni'~9. At the close
of the service three united with the
church and among was n prominent
physician of Norfolk. Quite n number
are expected to unite shortly and the
future Of the church Is very bright.
During the year 1896 fourteen scholars
of Colley Memorial Presbyterian Sun
day school were present more than for
ty-five Sundays, and one hundred and
sixty were present more than twenty-siy
Sundays.
Large congregations heard Dr. John
son at Iekies Memorial church la
week and were greatly pleased with his
preaching. Great results have followed.
The meetings will continue through this
week song service commencing at 7:3C
and preaching al s o'clock nightly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
BRAMBi.EIoN.

Io-day is Lees birthday aud n holt
DAY Tor the public school children.
ne Brambleton w. G. L. u. viii NEE,
with Mrs. Is. B. James. SO5 Rose avenue
inns afternoon At $50 O'Clock.
Mchendree members and congregation
VIII nave church sociable, with nro.
sramme. next Friday night under mn.
SPICES of the Ladies' Enterprise Society
mere will be Il supper, with musical
ana literary programme. at the Grange
nan under auspices OF Providence Chris.
tian church tonight.
Mr.. j. $. Addison has sufficiently re-
covered from his recent indlspositlon tr
De out against at his home. on Brown
ana Clay avenues.
Mrs Hall has been quite i'll at her
week or two.
ABOUT $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
as Willie Anderson, the 1T-year-old son
vi Mt. CHARLES Anderson, No. 2li Charles
street was running across the street
railway trestle over Mahoue's lake. no
stumbled ana fell, sustaining painful in
Ju,les 10 his lip and tongue. lie was
taken to police headquarters, where DR.
aPelGht met him and advised him 10
return home. where DR.. Grimes attend.
ca nm. Several stitches had to be taken
II, ms tongue. He has been selling the
city papers for several years.
Ar Robert Whitehead. of Ashland
Va. Is visiting his brother, AIR. John
nltehead of Levitt avenue.
inc literary department of the En-
worth League Of Trinity church will
have their bi-weekly meeting tonight
at $50 O'Clock, at which time IL musical
programme will be rendered
The sensible people of Fifth Ward are
getting tired of and disguised with the
ShoSt and collin sensation. II Is thought
n stop should be put To such tales rs
they are untrue, Supcrstitious and di-
vert the attention from the real and pro-
ntable subjects.
The special feature in the services nj
Park Avenue Baptist church Sunday
was the chI!dren's meeting at 1896
O'Clock. Dr. MacGregor talked to them
about Tine Shepherd and the Lambs
Many children went forward and mani
Tested much religious concern, which
was highly commended and encouraged
by both DR.. MacGregor anu Dr. Hall
Services continue this week, as last
week. a $3.50 and 1850 p. IN. II is q deem
and interesting work.
The anniversary service held Sunday
at Spurgeon Memorial Baptist church
was well attended and much enjoyed
The pastor, Rev. T. II. Martin, has done
n good years work ana strengthened his
church and endeared himself to the
members and friends of his congrega-
tons.
St. Peters p r. church has made q
fresh start with their new rector. Rev
c. Il. Woodson, who preached SUNDAY
for the first time since he was made
rector to this parish
Although many were disappointed In
not having their former pastor. Rev. j
T. Mastin. at Mckendree Sunday. yet
the present incumbent, Rev. X. H. Ben
nett. delivered two model gospel SER
mons. wei seasoned with revivlng
grace.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19

On Sunday afternoon two hundred ana
sevenlty-ive men heard Dr. II. T.. John
son deliver Il strong addlras upon "Spiri-
tCll Power" The song service WAS much
.Ihurston.
hundred and ten boys were in attend
ance upon the Boys Gospel Army.
The members OF the shorthand class ARE
u. GREETING. the loss of their Instructor. Mr.
Il. Anstod who VIII leave on Thursday
for Atlanta. Prof. Anstrd's successor is
AN accomplished teacher Of the Graham
system Of stenography, and Will continue
to work along the lines rcrsued by Mir.
Arsted. 7 he class held its first sess ON
October 18Th. Twenty lessons have been
given ard some students who had never
studied shorthand before are now taking
G!Ctat!on.
The second study OF The Life Of Christ
was held last night in The B.ble class. FIJI
teen men were present
The orchestra q not hold its regular re-
hoa!sal last night, but will meet tomorrow
night.
The contest between the two basket ball
tennis last night re suited in the score OF =
10 II in favor Of the Whites" captaiued
by Mr.. l.. l.. Guy.
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AM rSEME.N ES.

MISS PHILADELPHIA" - Miss
Philadelphia" comes To the Academy OF
MuSlc Tor n return engagement Friday
evening, January 22d. The production
itself Is most worthy effort from a
spectacular standpoint. The scenery Is
massive ana realistic. the costumes rich
ana pretty, while the company Is one of
the largest that ever visited this city
numbering in the aggregate about 100
people Willie Collier, n clever come
dian. wcll-known in this city for his
originality and qualntness is the star of
the cast. lie has opportunities galore
and makes the most of them His clever
Wife, Louise Allen, who danced herself
into fame and favor several years ago
with DR. Bull" when she introduced
the kankaroO dance, Is also Il Vaiua hled
metAbcr OF the company. Inc2 Mccus-
kcr.for several years solo!st with Sousa' 9
Band, and last season prima donna with
the" Brownies" will be seen as Ruth
Spring Garten," Il congenial role. JOS
eph Cpyne. Eathcryn Evans and John
!iyams are also provided with promi-
nent opportunities. The music il very
light and catchy, and to give ii the
proper and desired effect an orchestra
Of fourteen young ladies accompanies
the organization on is tour.
The sale OF seats commences this
morning. Prices, $l.00 and $3.50; admis-
sion, 25c.. soc. and 81 90
~ PAIR OF JACES."-Rich and Ma
der's comedians were not n success in "A
Pair OF Jacks. at the Academy of Muse
called, has nothing whatever 10 commend
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
Huy the Chcnr,cst ana Resi-.

AIessrs. Greenwood 81 Bros advice TO
the public IS buy the hes, goods at. the
lowest prices. Messrs. Greenwood &.
Fro. announce the hes, stock of sterling
silver, watches. diamonds, etc. at prices
that speak for themselves.
More Eastman Kodaks and supplies on
hand. Heavy invoice Of sterling silver
from 81 to $50. The hes. Matchmaker
and chrometer adjuster is stll at the
old stand. He succeeds where even
the best in New York have failed For
the best at most reasonable prices call
at The Casket," old No. Us. Main
street
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Al AnctiOn To-day.

r. r. Morris will sell at his auction
house, No. CT New Market Place, at 10
o'clock this morning, fine bedroom suits,
parlor suits bed lounges, couches, ward
robes sidebOards. mirrors. pictures, pOr-
there's. lace curtains, tables, covers. bed
spreads. quilts. comforts, fine mantle
clocks, silver plated ware, cutlery,
feather beds, pillows. holsters. cook and
heating stoves, carpets. rugs, mattngs
druggets, piano. organs, etc, etc. La
dies especially invited TO attend sale.
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For give Months our RECORD uoo.,

Shows over 500 borailde names This
book has the purchasers name. bust
ness engaged in and the day when they
purchased our celebrated PAT2 81. 90
SHOE. These shoes have no equal for
comfort, ease and wear. Can he had
either Cater or Laced. They are worn
by Railroad and Steamboat men. Car
panters, Fishermen. OyStcrmen-in fact.
are represented by every class of mo
see these Shoes al HELLER'S ONE
PRICE SHOE STORE new number
ca Bank Street, opposite Court House
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
BON, BE Hopeless ana Encouraged

You need not be discouraged and lose
hope just because local doctors have
failed to cure you. /! is only the spc-
cialist in such complaints who can cure
You. DR.. Greene. 80 West 18th St, New
York city, the most noted and success
full physician in curing disease. can be
consulted by letter free. His experience
is yours through letter correspondence
lie can cure yoi. Write to him without
delay. Remember it costs nothing to
get his opinion and advice in regard TO
your case.
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Arr in EhotUgrnili,N.

The latest in style and finish is the
new has-re.ief portrait made only by
Campbell. the w!deawakc photographer.
They cannot be described but mus; be
seen to Ge appreciated. They are now
on exhibition At his studio. as is also his
fine line of water color cabinets.
Is. s. CAMPBELL
1904. Main street,
jan loft Bailent.ne Block.
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Special Sale -Wri:hfs, LOG
Main street.

Remnants of Dress Goods. Silks Vel
vets, Innings. Silkolnes. Curtain Swiss.
Lawns. GinGhams. Satines. Outing
Flannels. Jutes. etc. Clearing up Prices
on Winter Underwear. Lace Curtains.
Portieres and all Dry Goods. Big Bar
gains. Call and see them
WRIGHT'S, $40 Main Street, old No.
106
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WANTEDL!vc and active snlasmen: must
he well acquainted W tn Office work mo
others need apply to sell 10 merchants.
business men, bankers. lawyers, etc. 4
great lpbor-spv.ng invention; n copy
book and ink by which letters and docu-
ments are copyed without the use OF
press. brush or water. Apply between
the hours OF ID and II u. M. ll3 WIliough-
by avenue Norfolk. jai1-a:
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Niclt Like NIisf.

They melt like mist in the mouth and
tickle the taste with a tocshsomc touch.
You ask WHAT Just sample FON'S
MINK Square Wafer Butter Crackers
and you'll get the answer through the
sense Of taste. If all the food experts
and Crack" bakers in the world should
ombine their efforts they couldn't pro-
duce more delightful and wholesome
cracker
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19

At Epworth Methodist church lecture
room tonight the Kings Daughters will
give musical and literary entertain
ment. in which some of the best talent in
this section will participate. including
Misses Mason. Jones, Thurston, and
Nicely, and Messrs. Dey and Jenkins. A
silver offering will be taken up at the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
A GRIM GATHERING IN
Funeral Yesterday of Mr.. Ellie Barot and
lnterment In ST. May's Cemetery.
MARRIAGE NOTICE FROM AN oLO PAPER
Capt. u. frank Kirby Dies Suddenly
I'm Baitimorc--Mr. WIN, unuunb
Attends the Funeral OF rsis Mother
-nenth of Mrs. sInry T.. unrrclI-
Was q Confederate Drummer HOY.

Mrs. r. w. Courtney. who died in
it!ehIi0md last week, was the wife or
Mr.. X. W. Courtney, district m ssenpor
agent of the Norfolk ana Western rail-
roaa. she was well known and had
many friends here.
Mrs. Mary +. Harrcll. mother OF
Messrs. ). Il: and Claud W. Harren, of
inns city, died yesterday morning at
kcliers. on the Eastern Shore The re-
mains will arrive here to-day Ell route
TO Sunbury, n. c., where they will be
Inferred
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on and after January 18th the Balti-
more. Chesapeake and Richmond Steam
boat Company will sell tickets To Old
Point at % cents one way. 80 cents round
trip. William Henry Tayloe District
Passenger Agent. janl7-it
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FOB RENT.

ROOMS-Two large rooms. furnished or
unfurnishcd. with lights and heat for
rent. west OF Duke street. Address &C. :"
Nirg.nan Office. l5G-tf
FOR RENT.-in West Freemason street.
nished: gas, bath ana heat II REQUIRED
1t moderate terms for gentlemen. Nd
dress r. Il +. nolO
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4 Iii= MOrl.ngc.

The big mortgage deed given by the
Norfolk and Western railway upon its
property for upward of SG0.G00000 and
recorded recently in other places in Viz
sinia, has just been received here for the
sane purpOSe.
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WANTED.

who are seeking employ
nent. male and female, white or col
ored. to know that we furnish all kinds
OF work: ready n Norfolk or any cities
North, and send all women wanted
Work Iii Norfolk. Como. money or no
money: Call at orce al tGS Church street,
Norfolk, Va. b. +. Walden. Agency.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19

Attention is called to the changed
schedule of the Norfolk and Carolina
railroad. The train leaving Norfolk
heretofore at 2:25 p. m. leaves hereafter
at 2:20 p. m.
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WITHOUT JURY.
SPECIAL Jury.
Property Transfers.

James T. Borum ct NY. to II. l.. Page,
Bank street property; $3.50.
Burruss & Whitehead to Mrs. Claudia
NJ. White, Olney Road property; $3.50
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
TO CURE COLD yxu>EDAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If 1t
fails to cure. 25c. spS-tu .thu,sat.7m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
CALLED HOME BY DEATu.

Mr. w. NJ. Hannah was called out of
me CITY Yesterday to attend the burial
Oh ms mother, Mrs. VIM. NJ. Hannah.
who died on the 18th at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs. Jas. l.. Lewis, of
bynchburE. OF pneumonia She will he
buried at her home, "Rideway." Apo
mattoN county. where she was born and
Where she has lived all her long and
useful life of II years
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast amt General Conditions FOR
To-day.

Washington. Jan. Is. 1895.
Virginia: Generally fair
| FAIR northwesterly winds; colder
North Carolina: Fair. north
westerly winds, colder in east
ern portion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19

Judge Martin yesterday convened the
January term of the Court of Law and
Chanccry. The only important business
transacted was the qualification of
TaZewell Taylor qualified as admins
traitor de homie non of T.. S. Taylor. de-
ceased, and gave bond i'm S25 900, with
y. Brooke Taylor and George Mcintosh
as sureties. lie also qualified as admin
istratOr of Bessie y. Taylor; bond 81 900,
same suretics.
The following cases Will be called for
trial on the days named:
BY JURY.
January 2a---W IL. II. Tricn &: Co. VS..
MERCHANTS and Mechanics Savings
Bank; Lyon Furniture Agency VS.. c.
T.. Townsend.
January 26--Willle Wallace vs.. the
Virginia Beach railroad: l.. Damien
baum's Sons " Co. VS.. j V. Basseit.
WITHOUT JURY.
January Ed. Ahern VS.. Imperial
Guano company; Edward Frost & Son
Us. 4. Myers; c.. $. Bruce ana Robert
Johnston vs.. City of Norfolk: King
Coffee company VS.. w. G. Meggs and
c. II. Dodd.
SPECIAL JURY.
February 2-N. Burruss VS.. National
Insurance company.
The case of Minnie A. Brooker VS..
City Railway company will be called for
trial on February 4th.
The court adjourned to Wednesday
morning
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19
HIS MONEY WAS STOLEN
A Sailor From Nova Scotia Robbed Of
SIPS Sunday Night.
DETECTIVES RECOVER A PART OF IT
Officer Has to Club IL Prisoner Who
Threatened Etiin.-Ehrcc Men Fined
For Crncity 10 numb Brutcs-
The Court OF law and Chanccry
ConScncs for January Term.

MalVin O'Brien, a sailor from q mer-
Ghantman now in port. appeared in the
Fo!lce Court yesterday as complainant
against Marie Goncvis. colored. of &C
avon street. whom he charged of rob-
Ding him of $125 in cash Sunday night.
Nhen she was searched at the Police
station SO of the stolen money was
round upon her person, and Detectives
arlington and Ituddick recovered $40
more, which was found in her house
y brien claimed TO have had 5000 when,
ne entered the dive. The woman said
his steward robbed him, but the court
thought the evidence against her sufl-
c!ehty strong TO warrant her detention
Tor the grand jury. Martha Billups, an
alleged accomplicc, was acquitted.
me 500 recovered WIS at first held
as security FOX O'Brien's appearance i'll
court at the February term. Justice
Daton, however. afterward decided tina t
IL was insufficient and the mariner was
sent to Jail
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19

Do not fail 20 attend Samstag's sale of
the Chittenden Dry Goods stock Mon
day. Jan. is at 10 n. M and p. m at
2l5 and 2l7 Church street.
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DR.. Week, eye expert, Is located per-
manent,y. Examinations free. r. II.
Gale. 152 Main street.
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PORT CALENnAn

,, sun rises. 7:1G Il. M: sets. b:ls p. IN.
ii'Sh water, 915 q. M. and g:42 u. n,
Low water. 2:5S a. III. and 3;4l II. m
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Suits Entered.

w. ]. Baxter. trustee, VS.. W. W. Degge
ct uX., damages $50
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SPECIAL NOTICES

LOST-Surday night or Monday. n red
moiroco pocket book, about six inches
long, containing s52 in lis and Il NUM-
her Cf oalGs OF Bailey {; / ottsr. the En-
PHI Messenger On the flap were The mi
t:ais CT u. b. b." III Ink. FiLucr re-
tuIn to N-lg.Eian Office and receive re-
ward. jalg-lt
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FOR SALE--A Railway, 500: very cheap.
PETER lIAGAN IL CO, us Walnut ST.,
Phi ladelph!a. jli-eod-Gt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19

BRIGHT. COMFORTABLE FURNISH
cd rooms to rent, with OF without beard.
Apply ut US hute street. Norfolk. Va
jals-Iw'
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OFFICER USED MS GLUE.

Fred White, the darkcy who threaten
ed oiilcer w. Il. Cafrec Saturday night
and was dubbed into submission. was
unable to appear in the Police Court
yesterday and was ordered to the hos
lnVS
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EOR s ALE.

EOil SALT oInplctc outfit of comfort
ably furnished West End home al very
low figures on time payments, by family
leaving city: cheap !tsnt in best location:
eight rooms AID all cOnVen!cnces, or will
sell fulL!tuHc without lease. Address
"RARE CHANCE" care V!rgin.an.
jalg-lw'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-19

AN ELEGANT FRONT ROOM, furnish
ed or unfurn.shed. with good heard nt
4Sl Freenason sleot, opposite christ
Church; II very convenient and des rab.e
location. jalg-at
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Mnrringe Licenses.
Litcrnry Entertainments.

]. W. Stokes to Mary Old.
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DEFECTIVE NJ. BRADFORD. p. o. BoN
~, Norio.K, Va. len years experience;
highest references. all business strictly
cuhi.dt initial. leIms reasonable ana
honest WORK guaranteed. jalt-at-