The Virginia enterprise., 1897-03-19

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day it was decided to build q new
county poor house. - + :"
An elegant line of mems shirts
in fancy twills and satteens
worth 75c. now selling at SOC. at
the Bee Hive. 1.
The bouncer of the Eveleth
Star this week climbs the scruff
of the Virginian EDITORS rubber.
like connection, and gives him
some right hand crooks that are
verify Fitsimmons like in their
intent.
We can't be undersold. Prices
always the lowest. Try US and
you will find US all right. Bee
Hive. 49, .....~>.. J :,
Capt, NJ. McCarty, superlin-
tendent of the Norman, stopped
in the city for a few hours on
Friday last. He is engaged this
winter in conducting explora,
tions for the Minnesota Iron
company on The famous section
30.
A ten cent coupon, for pur.
chase of silverware, given with
every dollar of cash sales at
jackson & Cos.
! A Newton Brown and E. D.
Mcneil went to Duluth on Sat-
urday. !
An entire new stock of milli.-
merry to arrive Apri! 1st at the:
Virginia Cash Store. y
! Nj. G. Palmer attended to le:
gal business at Mountain Iron on
Saturday. 81
! Goldoine spectacles will last a
lifetime. Look and wear as we'll
as solid gold. They are light on
the nose and perfect fitting.
Eyes fitted perfectly. Sold for
treble the money at any optic
ians. For a few days only, 85cts
a pair at the Bee Hive.
The executive committee of
the Virginia Public Library AS
sociation meets at the Reading.
Rooms this evening.
Fine Russian Pebble specta:
cles, frame made of gold alloy.
the same as jewellers sell for
$500, are being sold at the Peo.
pies Store at 80 cents a pair
We fit the eye perfectly--young
and old and near sighted. Re-
member the place, the Peoples
Store.
Regular meeting of the Vir-
glnia Business Mems Associa.
tion on Tuesday evening next.
Hon. Neil McInnis was down
from Tower yesterday. He says
that the days for iron explora-
tions are of the past and that his
intention is to put in great por-
tion of the coming summer in the
Seine river gold fields. Here's
hoping he may strike a bonanza.
In our last issue we omitted
mention of a pleasant surprise
party rendered Master Arthur
Eddy at the home of his parents,
Franklin, on March 10th, the
occasion being in honor of his
tenth birthday. Arthur was the
recipient of number of valued
mementos from his many young
friends and a merry time was
had by all.
! Rev. L. Merritt, of Eve]eth,
and Rev. G. Fl. Stevenson. of the
First NJ. E. church of this city,
exchange pulpits on Sunday
next.
Paddy Mcdonald will put in
another million of logs for the
Moon & Kerr Lumber company
this season, work on this con-
tract being commenced the first
Of the week. The timber is be-
ing cut from section l. 58.18.
The seat of war was on We'd
nesday moved from Crete to
Carson City. where Corbett was
counted out in the fourteenth
round. The day of the pompa-
dour is on the wane.
At a regular review of the Me-
7 saba Range Tent No. IA, K. O.,
T. M, held on Monday evening
last, Judge Prince, commander
of the Tent. was elected as rep
resentative to the Grand Camp,
to be held in St. Paul on June
End. Sir Knight Past Com
1 mander, F. J. Rinnert was elect
ed alternate.
M. E. flaming returned on
Friday evening from Duluth,
having been excused from longer
\ service on jury owing to the III.
ness of Judge Moer.