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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-04

SUNDAY ON THE DIAMOND.
Last Games OF the League season Played .,
Louisvill~ aud st. Louis.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 3.-Cincinnsti won tho last
game of the season after n hard fought battle
to-day. having gained a lead over Louisville by
reason of Fraser's wildness at the outset. A
$500 diamond ring was presented to Clarke
when he first came to bat. The Cincinnati team
will go on a transforming tour. The Louisvilles
will disband on next Wednesday. Score to-day:
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BAysIDE, Oct. 3.-Herbert r. Peck won tho
sixth and last OF the series OF handicap tourna.
ments for tho Governors Cup. open TO members
OF tho Oakland Golf Club. Little interest was
shown In this contest. The cards turned in are
4. fnlInpa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-04
rcn.nouna IOu,. a, the Greenr ooas, Show

The Greenwood A, &. of South Brooklyn held It's
regular weekly boxing show on SATURDAY night.
Four tcn.round bouts made up the programme.
Fred Wright OF Peabody and Jack Frazer ~
Boston furnished the first bout at 1875 pounds.
Wright had an awkward way Of lifting his
head To one side and bringing up his shoulder,
at opportune moments. After the third round
the bout became proyokingly tame and tho
crowd seemed bored. The u~ctisiOn was a draw,
Terry McGOvern Of south brooklyn and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-04
CHICAGO. T; ST. LOUIS. 1-sEooND GAME.

Earned runs-ChicAgo. 3. Two'base hits-Douglas,
Couuor. Ryan. Threc,b base hit-Thornton. Home
run-Cal Ahan. Stolen bases-Lange %. Callahan,
Conner. Mccormick. Arson. Double ~plays-Connor.
Callahan and Arson. First base on balls-on HarI,
4; un Thornton. y. Hit 10y pitched ball-Caliahan.
Arson. struck out by Hart. l; by Thornton. l..
Sacrifice hit-Decker. Time-l hour and 10 minutes.
Umpire-Pears.
THE RECORD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-04
Suits
made
to order
$l4.O0
and
$500

worth the automatically. Trousers-$4OO- O0-S6OO-$aO0
II made to fit you-cut scentfcalIy-to keep shape
avoid baggy knees-Comfortable and styIish.-Were
going to make this new department a feature of our business-S14O0
to $1,000 saved on a suit of clothes is the same a money made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-04
Ca..r.ls Yacht clue Goe. Ga. Of CsmmI..lon.

Clear skies. a gentle s~outhcrly wind and . goodly
number OF pretty girls made the Corinthian sailor
men OF the CAnarsie Yacht Club inhate their manly
chests yesterday during the closing ceremonies OF the
organization. ~ 1890 o'clock In the morning Com
modore Charles o. Herx sent the preparatory signal
aluft on the haZslip. and promptly Al IL o'clock
mUorinss were slipped aud the ya;hts passed In re-
view on the clubhouse. They ~afterwari sail d In
squadron form alton over the club course B." The
yachts were gaylv decorated with multicolored hunt
ing and made an effective marine pageant. After the
review the yachtsinsn went TO the clubhouse. where
a lunch was served at l o'clo x, and an entertain
ment, beginning at " O'Clock and lasting until culJrs
kept both members and their guests IN merry mood
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Rrooklun advertisements.
asronkiun Advertisements.
cAMkMMNM
k
BROOKLYN.

And so we keep in step with PROFESSOR rather
progress seems to follow, we lead the way. Another
business opened up to-day-Made-to ft-to-order
French, German and Domestic Cloths
new designs.-lour regular stylish tailor would look
with envy on the Observation-Disclosures, Chcviots,
the cut, the style, the ft-neednt take them il
they're not right-Ther"'s a good deal in taste, so il
you're too busy the next few days ask your wife to
department aud examine some of our cloths we
were going to say better not, for if she does you'll
order a suit whether you need it or not We will
from any of the above cloths-all wool, not a thread
of cotton or a trace OF sholdy in any garment here.
We use only thoroughly tested, Atwood materials.
it'll the same thoroughness and elegance for which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-04

Totals. ... 10 li27l4 81 Totals. . 1925 10 8
sOne out when winning run scored.
Chicago ......"..",.'0 ! Q 10
st. Louis ....u......O o 0 U . 0 o 8-lO
Earn ID runs Chicago, 4; 81, Louis. g. Two.base
hiis-Decker. Hultsman. Turner, Three.bass hits
Connor. Kitrridge. Home runs.Lange. Arson l2J.
Harl 3, Turn r, Stolen bAse-McCormick. Double
plays-Connor and Callahan. First base on balls-On
Suihon, =; on 8rinith. .. Hit by pitched hall
Douglas End Conner. struck out-By Suihon. 2.
Sacrifice hlts-RyAn. Callahan. Time-2 hours and
10 minuteA, Umpire-pears.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-04
New Iorks the Only Team TO Win the Series
from the B~nitImores.

By winning the series from the Baltimores
the New Works accomplished what no other
club did. The ex.champions outplayed the New
Works in the field. but their batting average is
below that OF the New Works. The record Of the
series follows:
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Merchant
Tailoring

Vo,,r our women's clothes are famous.
wi English walking Coats or Sacks
Double or single breasted-serge lining for S1400-
Husbands the KIN" tina. mat, mas a s2Soo LOOK ana
lining for $1S.OO-$35O0 or $4,000 from your regular
A++on4;o,, tailor. The serge lining wears a
Ntt~hhlAVh little better, Of course, but the silk is
more stylish goes on and off a little easier and feels
IT, better, whether it looks so or not
~ but the comfort of silk lining is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-04

There Is considerable speculation among tho
leading members Of the L.. A. w. regarding the
tho League. 1t is generally understood that
there will he several candidates, for the Presi-
racing platform will be sprung. 1t is among
the possibilities that the League will pass IA
vorably upon divisional option relation to
Sunday racing at its next meeting. The West
wants the office Of President. and is pre-
pared to wage a strong 4 hit. II is safe to as
sumo, however. that the New York State divis-
ion will seek to re.elect the present incumbent,
which action will precipitate one OF the ~liyeliest
campaigns in the history Of the l.. A. W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-04

FLUSHING. Oct. 3.-The scores Of the members
handicap tourney on the Links OF the Flushing
Golf Club which was played on Saturday wore
computed by the Handicap Committee and an
nounced to-day. Tho best gross score and the
best made on the links in some timo was that of
Craig Colgate. He made the first round in As
and The second In Al. The cards follow:
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o. G. Smith has presented a silver cup to the
Golf Club of the Larchmont Yacht Club for q
mems competition. Another announcement is
that Mrs. Fred W Flint has offered two silver
cups for n mixed foursoinc. to begin on next
Saturday, the finals to be played on election
day. A team will go to Greenwich during the
month for a return match with the Fairfield
County Country Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-04

Eleven of tho leading bicycle houses have de-
Cided to manufacture chainlcss bicycles for next
season. SO that the prospect OF u large turnout
OF this type OF bicycle is encouraging, The adj
vent OF the chainless in 90 will mark the rcduc.
ton in price OF chain wheels. There is con.
siderable speculation regarding the price at
which the chainless wheel will DO listed. THE
Sun reporter was advised last week that firms
will sell chainless bicycles next season at either
500 or 1928. These figures. il was stated. indi-
cate the correct and highest figures now in con-
temptation.
New BRUNSWICK. Oct. 3.--The race meet at
the Middlesex County Driving Park for tho
county championships yesterday, afternoon at
tracted a great crowd OF wheelmen. and the
events were well contested. Summary:
one Mile-Won by ]. n. white, Highland Park;
Hoag. South River, third. Time, . minutes 40 sec
onds,
Five MiIes-Won by J. W. Mcdowell stelton; J. n.
White. Highland PARK. second Jordan Hansen. south
Amhoy. third, Fine. II minutes - seconds.
Two.Mlle Hantirap-Won ty Fred ,Munsehick.
wick. sr-at h. second; Ernest H"ag, south River, 20
yards, third. Time, . minutes 80 10 seconds:
Fifteen Nile HHndicap-Won by Edward Thomas.
Wesion's Mills. 40 yards; Fred W. Arnold. Spots
wood, $50 yards, second Genrg" voorhees,, New
Brunswick. 80 yards, third. Time. ~ minutes 81
seconds.
The Arch Wheelmen OF this city have arranged the
following runs for this month! ! E,mh,S Island; ~
plHinh, Id. II. Fort George; II, WcstcheSIer' 81,
Hayonne; "a. Coney Island ~. Bath beach; 81, New
Rochelle
The New York Firemen's Cycle club win hold some
closed RACES At olympia Park on oct. 10.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
a R'ROBAIsI.E MURDERS.
Asa SAUNDERS, in n Sit OF JraiSusly
HrutnIIN Assaults EnMniH Rsurrts

Yesterday afternoon q negro named
ASA Sanders committed what may be by
me time this reaches our readers i cold
bipuded murder
ABOUT i:15 o'clock Lieutenant Only
received Il phone message to come to
80 Scott street, where woman named
FANNIE Harris lived, as She had been hit
IN the head five times with the eve OF n
large axe by ASH Sanders. The Licutcn-
amt. accompanied by Mr.. L. w. Codd
went immediately and found that the
Womans skull had been crushed in nnd
mat It. was mashed all over from The
heaVN blows Of the axe. and notwilh-
standing this she was still conscious
ana was able to tell who struck her and
10 give Il description or the man.
~. hlnaeWald was called II, ana
SAID that 1t was Impossible for the
woman to live. IN officer Mas; sout in
Ssarcn Of Sanders, who was afterwards
CAPTURED In the county by Constable
iiuSDcrt ana was carried 10 the Stallion
ilauae III an unconscious condition from
having swallowed Il buttc of ]a,,ionuru
win the Intention OF killing himself.
". CHARLES CulpcpDcr Physician ip
NE laN, was sent fer ana did what he
could to relieve the man. Four culorcd
'nen were put to work heating ana
rubbing him to keep him awake. After
ne recovered consciousness ana hal rn-
| nat he was Il married man and That his
wire lived a t Wallaccton. but that lie In {,
l"i 'hcr some time ago and WAS SONS,
WIN The. woman Harris ana that H..
Thought great deal Of her. but re-
Gently she had commenced TO s,i,rh, him
on account CT 4 I,,an named SAWYER.
HuHuay he went ia her house ana asked
| her 10 so to clurci, with him SUNDAY
| ntEht. lniS she refused. but went VII
Sh"Acr. mis- cnragcd him ana yestcI.-
| laS ne went there and set after her
hhout sighting him. SHE, said She ,eoul,i
nave no more TO do with him. Tie -,t
ul'' went out in the yard. picked uv an
axe ana then came back in the hons,
ana SAID: IF You will not 20 with ur
! you shati not so with any ore else Ilc
! men STRUCK her With the blunt mart Of
the axe. knocking her down ana strucj,
! ner several blows after she was down
re thought that she was dead ana laft
her lie then bought a bottle OF Iaudo
rum and took ii in hopes Of cntlinl. nj;
days. "''
die recovered sufficiently last nigh,
| 10 DC locked up. Tho killing drew uuitt
crowd around the Jail and at ~.
hour--ll y. m.-thc woman was alive
| but unconscious
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
Meeting OF the Democrats or EIcnsun,
Grove iDiStrirf

me Democrats OF Pleasant Grove
ulsirict met yesterday afternoon
Tor the purpose Of nominating delegates
70 the State and Senatorial conven-
tons.
MI W T.. Williams presided, and Cap
tam John L, West acted rs secretary.
after the meeting was organized they
proceeded to nominate Delegates to the
State convention rs follows:
w. l.. Wilson, w. Lynch and G. w. NJ.
Hall.
Senatorial and House Of Delegates
convention:
r. w Wilkins, w. II. Dudley and Hi
ram Hodges.
The convention endorsed M. S. New
bern as their choice for the House OF
Delegates
rheT also endorsed the Hon. IT. L.
Maynard's course as -. Senator.
me Delegates TO the Roanoke convcn-
ton were instructed to vote for TYLER
for Governor and Taylor Scott for Al
tCrney General.
There being no other business they
adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
J0ftiIsSH from Ircsye.

The Norfolk and Western railroad will
in few days resume work in the shops
at this place. Several mechanics, who
we're put OFF some months ago, VIII be
put to work again.
At meeting Of the Town Council
last week DR.. w. J. Bryant was elect
ed MAYOR. The Doctor is popular
physician OF the town and surgeon of
the Norfolk and Western railroad at this
place. 2,
The Rev. j. T. Routten, pastor Of the
NJ. f. church. who was confined to his
bed several days last week, was able 10
M his pulpit last Sunday. The largest
congregation for several months was In
attendance Sunday might to hear his
sermon on - Picture OF Three worlds"
Maatcr Willie and his sister. Ruby
Eoutten. who were visiting friends In
Norfolk. returned Saturday night after
a pleasant stay OF nearly two weeks
in the CITY by the Sea-.
The large and handsome schoolho1,se
now being erected is rapidly nearing
comh!etion. It will be one of the fines
pubiic school buildings in any upland
town III Virginia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
IN Inpor,nn: r,.nc,.ou 4t,mu,, r.,

INC Kidneys exercise most inporton,
functions. which are so wcarisume liz,
lhc% tax to the Utmost tho strength ana
.nd!ralcc OF these busy littla Orrnns
EVERY breath, every pIi!satiOu OF tho heart
every movement of a limb. every thought
iiahcS waste, and ntCcssitaicS the d,yrI.
opnent OF new atoms. The used up par
,cltS IN the blood are siftcd from ii, ana
dlsScl"ed in a wat:ry fluid by The Kidneys
%hich then discharge this iiuid into ihn
bladder. 4 train OF disasters to the srs
ZEN would follow if these ''ashcs,'' so n
speak; we're not thoroughly strained OF;
ana !iacharged. This IS lie case when
INC Kidneys become inactive. I.ustcitcr's;
stomach Hltters, by restoring their No
tiV1tS, not only KEEPS open II most impor-
laht outlet for impurities. but prevents
When inert become liable to fall Il prey 10
nlAhatcs, brights disease. mcphitis, aInu-
hialufia ana other nuiaics specially III
cidcnt to them which. although moi s,,n
riaiiy rapid In their prO&rc ssiun, are bar
ucularly hstnatc and fatal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
IN ES Il L r. x T.. Ely

Miss Mnllie Holland. OF Exit, Isle Of
Wight county. IS visiting her sister, Miss
sue Holland, on Eari!oy avenue
Miss ELLA stafford, Of Money polpt.
is the guest. OF Mrs. r. l.. Worrell OF
Oak Dale.
Mrs William Darden and daish ser,
Jesse. CT Nicnnund, are visiting Mrs.
Z. w. Iount;. OF South Norfolk.
Miss Esa" WILSON, Of s'anithfald, ana
Miss Essir Mcneil If Suffolk, are visit
ing Mrs. J. y. McCiuud, o. Sout;, Nor.
folk.
MISS Octavia Young, Of South Norsolk.
WI leave for Richmond Wednesday. =
Mr.. G. a. Sawyer, a son Of Capt. d. a.
Sawyer, on Pine street died at D1..
GWathmcy's private hospital on the 9Th.
Inc remains were taken to Rosedale.
y. e.. for burial in the home bury!ng
ground. Mr.. Sawyer was filling q posi-
lion at Ed"nton when he was taken sick
ana came home. Ee soon became Sc
r!ousiy III and was taken to the hospital.
where he died, aged 20 years He was
Il very popular young man and well
liked by all who knew him. Messrs. #.
IT, Bernard and w. J. Spence returned
yesterday from ROsedale where they
paid the last tribute of respect to the
deceased.
Miss Lillian Whitehead has left town
t" visit the Misses Copper, at 3artce.
MIR. G. G. Duston and family. who
haze been visiting relatives On Eas tern
Shore. Nd. returned TO their home. in
South Norfolk, Saturday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
organization OF tho Democratic com.
nMittGG Lust Ninhi

me Democratic Committee Of this
CITY, which Is composed OF the following
gentlemen, met last night and oryrl r,lz
ea' X. {. Irwin, W. c.. Nash and w. o.
Hope, First ward.
John Wood, Joseph ar 1J,t,n, 13I
Hutchins, Second ward. =
w. T. Bachus. Jr., George w Kav
ana w. L. Pablo, third ward. i
John {. Sands, C. c. Walker and Jones
POWELL Fourth ward.
Sdhnuei Z. Nielneycr. ]. c. Everett and
John w. Downing, Fifth ward.
me committee was called to order by
, MT. irwin. who nominated Captain j
w. WGou Tor chairman. MIR. Wood was
elected by acclamaton.
MI. 5. W. Niemeycr was elected scc
rotary.
Inc committee then fixed Thursday
she l5th instant. as the time for hold
ing ward meetings to nominate dple.
gates to the Senatorial convention rs
follows: ID
First Ward-City hall, three dele
gates
Second Ward-Counci chamber, fix.
Delegates
Third Ward-Corner Bart and lSnlns.
nam streets. one delegate.
fourth Ward-Dougherty's school
house, three Delegates
Fifth Ward-lIudgins' blacksmlth
shop two delegates
The committee decided that delegates
could I've elected to the Senatorial con.
Vention should act as delegates to ,hc
Roanoke convention, and that all Dem
ocratS who would support the Seua-
toHi nominee or the gubernatorial
nominee could participate In the meet
ings.
There being no other business The
committee adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
VIII Hecc"inmeHd that Deputy Shcr
i'll Abbott be Given the Reward

The Claims COMMITTEES OF the Coun-
en-. Whtah is composed Of II. Is. Wilkins.
W. RI. Moore and G.. Il. Outtn met last
night, and heard the application for The
Snon reward that was offered by the
city for the apprehension and c.Jnvic-
ton Of the fire bugs
Applications were received from Dep
uty Sheriff Abbott. who was endorsed
nF me mayor. the judge, Common
Wealths attorney, and his assistants,
ana by the business men generally. was
read. and evidence was given showing
that nc was entitled to the reward
an application was received from Of
ficerS Long and Calvert, asking that
lheH ne given the reward, claiming that
they furnished the first inspiration.
a letter was also read from a colored
man named Gordon, who also claims to
nave furnished the first information
The committee. otter considering the
matter, decided to recommend thai. thn
reward be paid to Mr. Abbott. The
Council will act on the matter tonight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
PC)RTSM(O IJTFI II E,WS
hot hotel ! has had to breakfast in this city

hotel has had to breakfast in this city
Tor q number Of years.
Justice Ainsworth continued the cases
OF the clerks at the Southern railroad
VINO were arrested for working on Sun
The attendance at the fourth ami
Hersary OF Park View III. L. church
sunday was largely attended. There
was some excellent music.
MIS-. Euler and family, Of Park View,
returned Sunday morning after having
a successful surgical operation per-
loi med on her little daughter by Prof.
isiehart and Sfngewalt at Johns Hop
klns Hospital. at Baltimore
me conductors annual excursion on
the Seaboard Air Line will arrive this
afternoon. 1t will consist OF twenty fiyc
coaches. 1t will come in two sections.
Ihey will return 20 Durham Thursday.
ar. Harry Davis, the man who is
charged with stealing s275 from Alice
RiddiclS. was on yesterday admitted to
bail by Judge Portlock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
Something to Know.

1t may be worth something TO know
that IN" very best medicine for rc:to.in.,
the tired out nervous system to a
healthy viGor is Electric Bittcrs. This
medicine is purely vegetable. acts by
giving tone 10 the nerve centres in Inc
stomach, gently stimulates The Liver
ana Kidneys ana niGs these organS in
throwing off Impurities in the blood.
Electric iiltt"rs improves the appetite,
aids digestion ana is pronounced By
those who have tried II as the very best
hi0Gd purifier aud nerve tonic. Try II.
SOFA for 5nc. on 500 per bottle at Bur
row, Martin r. Co.'S Drug store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13

The Hub" has purchased the entire
stock OF Andrews 81 Parker, ana will Of
fer 1t beginning Saturday morning at
nearly fifty CENTS on the dollar Of their
prices. II you've any idea OF buying
a new sui. o. new furnishings, wait ami
sec the extraordinary values thar, wiil
be offered. The whole stock /, th,s
seasoa,,s choicest goods. II was a stroke
OF enterprise tor 'sThe Hub"S#to get
them. 314 Main street ;y Sd ~ 1927 a
E The Bermudas port 81 over , IL. OOl
pounds of onions annua II w f,S
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
Drowned Fsciorr Aasistnnce On, :,
lsrnGh II i'm,

eStefdny afternoon about & o'cInc,,
Il coiored man whose name our INFORM.
~ en- uiu NOT Know, was drowned in The
,it;a STOUT nail way between III" two
elites. 1t seems that ihn ,n,r u,.,s g,
" small boat, which was fun Of rafrjn,,
ScAr' When a heavy wind came un aud
Saus2d little swell 'rh; boa; was :,p1,.i
- ionued and soon filed The nan
Jumped overheard. but was unth!c 10
S"ih!' and was drowned before a t,..
poat. hWich W@s moving on him. could
go go 20 MN. Ihc boat sunk and both
man and boat disappeared
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
KILLED az. tI,e fionGl.

Yesterday afternoon a we'll known col
orcd man named Shepherd Davis, who
was employed on the Camden railroad
as lcgnan, fell off a train ard wa {
run ovci. and killed, the train passing,
Owe" his lody. cutting it IN two. The
remains were picked up and were CAP
ricd 10 his home They will be buried
n the expense Of the railroad
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
ni'i ror,cl., colorcd, shoo,sn wo,nn,,

sunday morning about so O'clock
Hill Portch, a wcll-known negro man.
ana a. woman named Shaw had some
words on the corner Of Queen ana God
WIN streets. Portch pulled out his pistol
a.nu shot the woman, the ball taking
ehect III the right hip. portch Is locked
up IN the county Jail to await the re-
sun OF the WOman's lniulies
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13

The Hub" has purchased the entire
stock Of Andrews &. Parker, and viii Of
fer 1t beginning Saturday morning at
nearly fifty cents on the dollar OF their
prices. If you've any idea OF buying
new suit or new furnishings, wait ana
see the extraordinary values that will
ne offered. The whole stock Is this
seasons choicest goods II was q stroke,
OF enterprise for THE Hub" to get
them. 374 Main street Nv 1927
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
Bucklen's Arnica Saliva

The BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores. letter, ChappeG
Hands. Chillblains. Corns. and all Skin
Erupt!ons, and positively cures Piles. or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money re
funded Price % cents per box. ron
SALE BY Burrow. Martin & Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
Funeral Mrs. Isu,,tir,g.

The funeral CT AIRS Solomon Bun ting
vas conducted Sunday afternoon from
the Friends church. Rev. Mr.. Hall OIL
ciating. At the conclusion Of the SER
vices at the church the remains were
taken to OAK Grove Cemetery for liz
terment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
Before You Ride Your Vince

BE sure to shake into your shoes IA llcp,s
Foot Ease, q Iowti err for the 81 feat.s|3 {
Keeps your feet ceol and com Portable, pre-
durance ten fold NJ grea ter Over s. 100 ,oaD
wheel people are using a llen,s i Foot Ease
Theya praises sas.f Insist on Is
vent sna ring hot. al lem hsfsls lest.
AZ. All drIsg Sts Is
q ~ e AsTsYssNA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
Arrested tor Stealing n dow

q negro named Sam Strong was ar
rested in Norfolk yesterday by Deputy
Slleriif Codd, charged with stealing Il
COW from gentleman In Norfolk coun-
". lie was locked up fer eSel,nina,ioy,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-13
a Novelty In v.nairs. Nccr,,,e,,

Something entirely different from any
thing ever shown. Price. 26c Llwrcnce
" Wclton sale agents. Store closes ~
6 y. M, Saturdays excepted.