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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
THRILLING TAI.EoFyiIEsEA.
British Steamer Rcrc>rnru Was IN The
SnturtlnH AInrricnun

Captain Thomas. Of the big British
tramp steamer Beresrord. OF West
i3artlepool. which has arrived at Lam
bert's FONT, tells a thrilling tale OF his
experience with the hurricane or Satur-
day night and Sunday.
The wind blew from the Southeast
with hurricane velocity and the seas
ran to 4 terrible height, dashing the,"-
selves III great masses OF green and
white ferociously over the decks Boats
were stove in and everything movable
was carried away. The cabin doors
were smashed in by sheer weight OF the
tons Of water hurled upon them, and
the cabins were flooded. All the vent!-
lators were carried away
The Beresfold was in Sight OF The
American fleet throughout the hurr!-
cane.
She coa!ed at Lambert's Point and Is
now lying in the stream receiving re-
pairs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
t,or,pIi,nen,nry .,Iusica1c.

Following Is the programme Of the
complimentary music ale Of the Pocahon-
ia: Council, No: t93 Royal Arcanum, at
Y. NJ. c. a. hall to-night:
The Two Grenade.s ..... Schuman
Mr.. j. Iredcil Jenkins.
a. Let Me Love Thee" ~. Ard:tti
-. me song tliry Bomberg
Miss Mamie Magee.
Recitation. "HaSlr'' ..... Nicholson
Miss Margaret Crandell
"MadrlsaP ..... ......... Victor Harris
Ms. l.. 2. Roberto.
Address, Brother r. ID. Tucker, D. D.
Violin solo, Blue Bells OF Scot
rama $50. ....... ...... So. Farmer
Miss Grace Rhodes.
Queen or the Earth ....... Plnsuti
Miss Ethel Nicely.
Recitation THE Gipsy Flower
N.ti go. ..':.. ........ McDoWeu
Mis-: Elizabeth Mlrcleu Odend'hal.
''f'rotesta tons ...... ... Norris
Miss Sa!lia Ridley Jones.
Z Professor a. +. Koerrer, accompanist.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
A PLUG TOBACCO TRUST.
a Combine to Absolutely control tile
Entire nutput

Chicago, February "a Detroit, Mich,
special to tho Tribune says: 1t has just
come to light that n plug tobacco trust.
which contcmplutcs the absolute control
of the plug tobacco output, Is in active
process of formation aud may be expected
10 be IN fun operation before the eXpru-
ton Of two months from this time. The
decisive steps to this end were taken at
INC meeting OF representatives OF Stats.
wholesale Groccrs' Associations held In
Chicago, January Is and II.
1T IS known that the trust is 10 have
HEADQUARTERS in the States of Illinois.
Michigan. Kentucky, OHIO, Iowa. Indiana.
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Inc trust Is to go Into effect after the
sixty days notice from January 18th. and
me consent OF one manufacturer will rem
der the combination valid.
II is announced that r. Lorllard &: Co.
have signed the agreement and that VIII
son & McCally, John Finer & Brothers,
Ilggett & Myers, the ]. n. Drummond To-
bacco Company and the WissinGcr Tobac-
co Company will sign within q few days
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
EETlNGS POSTPONED
The Executive Board Of the Cuban League
Rods An Important Session..
CLEVELAND AND OLEEY ARE SCORED
For Their assumption of Authority
md Persistent misrepresentation
Of American Scntin,cnt-No Moro
Meetings or the League Until After
Mnrch.-A Queer Inftfntt0n Fee.

a meeting Of the Executive Board Of
the CuGan Lea que was held at the Office
OF the president. Mr.. w. b. Barton, on
Ma:n street yesterday afternoon, and de-
Giaed that In view or the position OF
president, Cleveland and Secretary OF
state Olney in their arbitrary assunlp-
non OF power, and that as the terms
or these gentlemen, who so pc: sistently
milsfeFresent the sentiment OF the Amer
lcan people toward Cuba, were rapidly
aFaW!ng 70 close, all further public
meetings Of the league would be post
iiil-after the Inauguration,
March 4th, next
Mr.. Ba.ton's Office was designated as
temporary headquarters for the league,
ana there all friends of Cuba vii! be
maze welsome whenever they choose to
drop In. Souvenir buttons and handler-
chiefs will also be furnished, the pro
ceeds I go TO the fund.
CARTRIDGES FOR INITIATION. .
When the matter Of charging an init;a
ton fee came up for discussion, It wa
decided that It should be Il box Of Rem
lngion rifle cartridges. Monthly dues
were fixed al fifty cents per member
ID ~ letter was read from Senior Tomas
ESTRADA Palma, stating that arms am
muTi.!on and me lic:nes " re the articles
most needed. and should be sent as soon
as collected to headquarters OF the junta
IN New York. or direct toe uba by o ,her
MEANS MH!cn might present themSel elves.
II was generally stated by the men,
ners present that the Cuban sentiment
was widespread in this section, and that
the membership Of the League had in
creased greatly since the last NEE ting.
NEWS WILL BE BuLLETINED.
Il was decided that any special private
new received from Cuba be bulletined al
headquarters for the info: nation OF
msmbers. and 1t was underst TODD tina
any member having such news Shall re-
port at once TO the executive committee
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NO ElI.IRUsTERs HERE.
collector Shields Laughs Mt tho re-
port Of EXpediIiona Sent out

Collector Of Customs Leroy II. Shields
dIscredits the report circulated here yes
terdny that the revenue cutter Hamil-
ton, lying off the Norfolk 4 Western
docks, is watching two ocean tugs on
suspicion that they are tilibustels. He
does not think either that there is any
thing In the report that tub from
Richmond got out with an expedition
aboard while the two Norfolk vessels
attracted the Hamilton's attention here.
So far from falling into any such trap.
the collector says the cutter is here
merely to have some Of her boiler tubes
repaired. She Is not watching any fill
busters because there are no nllbus-
terS to watch
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ava UsEMENTs.:

THE NANCY HANKS" TO-DAY.
NTATlNII1. AND a NIGllT.-Martinet
and Tannefilrs Comedy compahy}W Ill
be at the Academy OF Music to-day, civ
ing two perforn,apcdss matinee ana
night. The Richmond Dispatch or yes
terday says: ! s. tS 4
The Nancy Hanks presented at the
Academy last night Is one of the bright
est, merrtest farceS seen here this sea-
son. 1t depends for its success not SO
much upon It's originality as upon the
whimsicality CT It's situations. and the
cleverness with which familiar sayings
are worked into a witty, and somewhat
breezy, dialogue. ss,F
THE specialties arc admirably worked
into the action OF the piece, and interest
Ignacio A1artinetti Frank Tannehill,
Mrs. Frank a. Tannchill and Miss
Anna Boyd is particularly commendable.
There will be q special matinee to-
day and the engagement will close with
q night performance"
Prices: Matinee, soc. and CSC: night,
Csc. 50c., 75c. and S1.00.
Manager Leath, of the Richmond Thea
tire. sends the following to Manager
Duesberry, Of Way Wyck's Academy Of
Music:
Richmond, Va. Feb. s, 1887.
a. Is. Duesberry. Academy or Music:
You have had nothing so good as Tile
Nancy Hanks" this season Ought to
play to caDac city of house.
THOMAS q. LEATH.
EUGENE BLAIR To-morrow even
ing at the Academy Eugene Blair will
commence her engagement of two nights
and one matinee, in the beautiful play OF
East Lynne" Miss Blair recently APP
peared in Knoxville, Tenn, and the
Daily Journal of that city says:
",The old made new. Such would be a
timely comment upon the presentation
of East Lynne by Eugene Blair and
her excellent company, at Staub's Thea
tire last night.
Few English themes have been m6rc
universally read than has that of Mrs.
Henry Woods East Lynne The story
is one full Of sentiment, and one CAL
culated TO reach the emotions of the
most hard hearted. That is 1t possesses
these attributes when presented as its
author Intended.
'.lGugen.e Bair is one Of the very few
whose ability as an actress will permit
of q proper conception OF the dual role
Lady Isabel and Madame Vine"
Seats now OH sale Prices: Matinee,
soc. and Csc; night, Csc, Soc, l5c. and
$L00. .t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS.
Bflefest Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters of interest to All Readers,
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Mueii About Anything i.ut
something About Many Thin-s-.
- Aihet1grnbhtc view o. life liz
Norfolk liza Hts Mnny nnd vary.
ing Phases Briefly Noted.
Sunday is st. Valentines pav.

Sunday is st. Valentines DAY.
Inc Court Of Law ana Chancery be-
gins It's FEBRUARY term OH Monday.
Mr.. Ed. Mclaughlin IS very iii with
Srip and threatened with pneumonia.
Mr.. j. =. Russell is very III with n,eu-
monia ut his residence, 81 High street
Miss Susie Cowell, OF Shawsboro. n,
e. IS visiting, Mrs. Hayes, OF ola East
Main street. .@
Col George Thompson, OF Atlanta.
passenger agent for the Pennsylvania
road, is In tile city.
Mr.. Il. j. Anderson, general passenger
agent OF the Seaboard Air 1.-The railway.
IS confined to his residence by sickness.
tist and all around newspaper man, Of
Richmond, Is in the city, tile guest of
friends.
Miss Lottie Lambert, OF Richmond
who has been visiting Miss Odell O'Con-
nor. OF this city, returned home yes
terday. f
superintendent Riddle, OF the Water
Department took he level Tor the
foundation OF the Monticello hotel yes
terday afternoon.
Chief Engineer Severn and Lieutenant
Newton, of the United States revenue
cutter Hamilton, paid a visit to the
Weather Bureau yesterday
EN-Uniteu States Congressman ana
cN-Mayor Connolly, Of Pittsfield, Mass.
were in the city Monday, The guest OF
Mr.. Morgan Bradford. He left for home
yesterday morning
Rev. DR.. c. s. Blackwell, of ISlizabet Il
City, late of Norfolk, left here yesterday
by the Seaboard Air Line for Raleigh.
n. c., to attend the convention or the
Baptist Young Peoples Union.
The Academy OF Music March," a
new productions dedicated to Mr.. a. Il,
Ducsherry. the genial manager OF the
Van Wycls. will be played between the
first anu second acts at the matinee to-
day, as will also Casey's new Jackson
Light Infantry March, which has be-
comcso popular.
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ANON. our cotton, Mon.

Favorable weather in the cotton belt
The receipts of cotton since September
l, 1886, have been 622,0SS bales.
4. Spot sales in Liverpool yesterday We're
10000 bales; unchanged quotations. Fu-
ture contracts closed steady, half point
decline.
Future contracts In New Orleans ad-
vanced I points; March. 6.T0.
Future contacts in New York ad-
vanced four points; March, GO.
Future contracts in New York adj
vanced to 3 points, closing quiet and
steady; May, 7.0l to TOP; August, I'll to
7l2; October, GIL to G72.
United States port receipts yesterday
were 23,606 bales, against 23704 bales
last year, and 34,49G bales III 1895.
New Orleans receipts to-day estimated
at $500 to 1000 bales, against 4,736 bales
last year, and 1869 bales in 1895.
New Orleans, G alvcston Memphis,
and Mobile markets declined l-16;
Charleston advanced 1-l6.
The five leading interior towns have
received during the week as follows: #
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
WE'RE QUIETLY MARRIED.
AHIfia!s OF Mr. James Graham, Jr..
ana Ni.s Mary T.. TooUrr.

SHHiia!S OK Ar. James Grnlsnln. .yr..
and Hfi.s Mary T.. Tookrr.
The friends of Mr.. James Graham. Jr..
me popular manager of the North
American Transport company, and Mics
Mary r. Tooker, formerly Of Long Is
land. y. y, but more recently OF This
city, were agreeab!y surprised to learn
OF them marriage, which occurred last
evening at $3.50 O'Clock
I was an extremely quiet affair in
which DR.. Hoffman. Of ST. Vincent's
Hospital, officinted In the capacity or
bes, man. the ceremony being per-
formed at the rectory by Rev. Beverly
-. Tucker D. D., Of ST. Paurs p. e.
church, after which the party, consist
ing OF the principals and a few init
mate friends Of the couple, repaired to
MI. Graham's newly and Handsomely
furnished residence. No. 72 College Place,
where supper was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham will not take
their bridal trip until later owing to the
fact that the groom is unable at pres
ent 10 escape from the pressure OF bust
ness entailed upon him by his resnon-
sible and difficult duties.
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chinn CIociss sr.o5 Encn.

Messrs. Greenwood & Fro. to stimu
late trade, purchased a large lot Of China
clocks, which, while worth double the
money. are being sold at slips each but
for one week longer only Other goods
a CORES pondingly low prices TO reduce
quantity before taking stock The diff
Large accessions OF silver ware, the
finest stock in the State, have been made
at The Casiet" being The largest stock
In the State at lowest prices. Look ut
our windows for special bargains
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
Have Won Ever Seer,

our celebrated comfort and easy wear
ing Patrol So shoes, made with three
distinct solid leather soles, and we'll
put together. made for hard wear and
comfort; worn by railroad and steam
boat men, policemen, wharfncn, foun-
drymcn, carpenters, Oystermen and cv-
cry known class Of workingmcn.
Come and see one OF our stock shoes
that was cut in two, showing what they
are made of and how they are made.
ONE PRICE SHOE STORE,
46 Bank street, oppo. Courthouse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
All. ABOUT a slArCIs,
Two Brothers Killed ma Another
Mnn 3Iny Die.

Bristol, Tenn. February "a quarrel
over the possession of n match resulted In
frightful shooting ARRAY near Abingdon,
John and Reuben Taylor and VIII Cars
well, al young men. engaged in the quar-
rel while returning home. Carsweil snot
at Reuben Taylor and Taylor returned
the. shot. piercing Cnrsweils side with d
ball; Alexander Carswell took UP the
tight fer his wounded son and fired several
shots at the Taylor brothers, wountlins
them both fatally. VIII CarswelI is not
expected to live. The elder Carswell was
Jasper odem young e' man Who Se Iook ~
part OF the 'INaylors. used his revolver
freely, but without effect. y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
noes 'shis attract Fuu.

Those who are sick, suffering or out
OF health, are always anXiously seeking
chance to get we'll To such this IS
welcome news. You can consult free
by letter. DR.. Greene, So West Four
teenth street, New York city. the most
famous and successful physician in the
cure Of disease, whose wonderful cures
have made his fame world wide. Write
10 him about your case. He will send
his opinion, advice and fully explain
your disease free: Write to him now
do not delay. Follow his advice and be
cured
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
The five leading interior towns have
.GcciNe0 DURING b., week 3 fnllous:
The American Queen.

The American Queen for February is
n splendid issue. 1t contains portraits
and sketches Of the family of Dwight
l.. Moody, the great evangelist; n bril-
liantly illustrated fashion letter from
Paris: practical and helpful news for
professional and home drcssmallers
chapters on cupboard and closets. lamps
and candles, profusely i!lustrated; GLOW
to Give Valentine" and washington
Party" and other good things. 70 be
had free of Joseph Brown, 2lo Church
street. Norfolk, by calling for It.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
OLD DoMrN1oN OFFICERS CHOOSES
~ Annnnl Meeting ofStaclS holders in
Nov York YCktGrtinX

New York, February 9.-The annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Old
held to-day at the office of the company,
Pier No. %, North River. The following
directors We're elected r. G. Hoffman. ii.
ton. G.. =. Fischer. William Rowland ".
J.. Guillauden. G.. G. Stocklay and j. W.
Causcy. ~ a subsequent meeting OF the
directors, tho following officers were elect
ed. III. y. Bourne, president: w. l.. Gull
!audeu. yice-president ard traffic manager;
y. X. Johnston, secretary: }. II. Cooper,
secretary t.t. Phi. 7'l1'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
Face the window y,roken.

The pane OF glass bearing the myzte-
rious face which has attracted thous-
1nd.s OF spectators to the corner OF
Church and Charlotte streets has been
b. OXEN. Thus the interes ting phenome-
ma is destroyed.
Mrs. White, the lady who lives in the
same building in which the mysterious
face appeared, Is i'll, but the visitors
who annoyed her will probably stop COM
ing, now that the face In the window
IS gone.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
DIED TTIIE'PIIOSE.
a Policeman Found Head WITT, re.
cetVeri In His HIND

John Harrison was found dead at 5:2s
o o.. this morning. standing In tile pat
roi box at the corner or Ninth street and
sin. #.a5 ~ II 81 500, n ~
Harrison had reported TO tile Central Po-
When Lieutenant Crossln opened the Dat,
rol box door, Harrisoti:H Body fell against
him; Harrison held tta;telephone receiver
has not been ascertained, but 1t was pro.
baby due to an electric gshock or from
heart failure.
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worth while Go:nw tfter

store. D''
100 dozen Fine Pure Linen t1uc,,
Towels. size 20 inch wide, 30 Inch lonr.
Zoe. each Haste advisable II you want
them. as they are worth double the
price. III
SO dozen Pure linen u size Napkins.
!Sc. dozen, worth SIPS. Come quick for
Gaese as they$wlll not last long. rs
LEVY BROS, Bargain Store.
3$ RI 5ss55 344 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
IIc VIII Not Return.

London, February 9.-Mr Thomas Sex
ton, (anti-Parnellite) formerly member az
the House of Commons for the North Divi-
sion Of Kerry, who resigned his seat last
year, has written letter declining to re-
enter Parliament. III the course OF his let
ter. Mr.. Sexton says: 81 am still! c0nvin-
ced that the Irish party must have better
discipline before anything worth laboring
fer can tie obtained from the House Of
Commons, even fer the most p:,lpab,c
grievances OF Ireland"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
Art In Photography,

4 The latest in style and finish is the
new bas-relief portrait made only by
Campbell, the wtdea wake photoGra pher.
They cannot be described but mus; be
seen to be appreciated. They are now
On exhibition at his studio, as is also his
line line Of water color cabinets
3. S. :CAMPBELL,
340-3i4 Main street
jan 10-tf Balent.ne Block
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
what prcsiient holman

of the Seaboard Air Line, says:
MIR j. Il. Harris, Harris Springs, S.
c.: I will say that in my opinion the
Harris Li.h:a Water Is by far the best
me n great deal OF good, and ! think It
O most valuable remedy" Sold by NJ. I,
Dodson, Druggist Atlantic Hotel. and
BurroW. Martin g. Co. ~: "A.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
a Republican Rally.

The Republicans or The city are pre-
pairing for grand rally tonight at Will
liams hall, on Willoughby street. Hon.
John S. Wise, Of New York: Thomas
Norris and G. LaSsiicr, of NanSemOnd.
and Jordan Thompson. Of this city. will
speak.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10

Our people are growing more and
more in the habit Of looking to local
everything In the drug line They sell
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, famous
for its cures Of bad colds, Group and
whooping cough. When In need OF such
q medicine give this remedy a trial and
you will be more than pleased with the
result 5sEE
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jan loft
come Mt once.

Monday, February Sth, we begin to
close out several large lots OF winter
SHOES: Mems $500 winter tans, a $500;
turner's mems s6cO black calf. cf., lace
an congress. at $500. One lot f. c.
at $500. l54 Main street
fe7-eod -r-1'-'
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DR.. Week, eye expert, is located per.
Examinations free. r. Fl.
Gale. 152 Main street.
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Stnte court orAppcnr..

Richmond, Va, February s,-Eollowine
are to-daY's proceedings Of the State SUI
washington Southern Railway Company
vs. rs; Lacey sey Further argued by Edmund
L. Smith for plaintiff in error ana sub
Bnllou vs.. Ballou: argued by l.. s
BroWn for npnnllro nrd n. G. Manson for
appellee and submitted. -I-T1-7' -. mn
ihs next cases 70 DC called are Bolton
vs.. NellinGs, NO 81, and Jamison VS.. RiXcy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
FEDERAL COIlRT

Chief Justice Fuller presided with Cir
cut Judge Simonton and District Judge
Brnwtey in the United States Circuit Court
OF Appeals here to-day.
The case OF l.. II. Hyer. appellant, VS..
richmond Traction Company ct ais, ap-
pellees, which was taken up Yesterday,
was further argued by George ". Whit
lock- and " W Henry for apnellees and
Robert Stiles for appellant.
Francis administrator. etc, Plaintiff in
road ct ais. defendants In error In error
20 Iirc 1.l Court OF Western District OF
barnard for plaintiff In error and by
George f. Bason and Charles Price for de-
PENDANT In error. Cause submitted
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FOR SALE.


FOR hSALlI-E dwelling No. III
+ Bermuda street: all modern convenient
ces; bath room, closets, etc: rented for
~ $50 per month; $1,000 of the price asked
can be paid In eighteen months. /. ..
GARDNER, Real Estate, II City Hall
avenue. fell-lW
FOR .SALE-Seventy-fiv horse power en-
CINE and aeventy-tive horse power boiler;
engine has just been thoroughly done
+ over and is good new; boiler in AL
condition: engine has improved cut off, so
1t can be ,Gn at less horse power If de-
sired; very economical fuel user. Apply
A to GEO. w. DUFAL Il CO.. or Ola Dom
inion Gunno Co. ie9-tf
FOR SALE.-rhe desirable residence lot
on Colick avenue, foot or Bermuda ST.,
fronting On Mahones Lake. Price ami
ID terms reasonable. Apply TO G. W.
Nooiage. lpSA Bermuda st. a,i5-tf
FOR SALE.-l have Tor sale on easy terms
q good farm at the growing town OF
Wtnfal, y. c.. the n. & S. a:ailroad
: Apply to II. S.. EI.EY, Berkeley. Va.
FOR (. SALE.-Well built residence on
Wood street: sold for 10 fault: 100 large
for owners family. eight rooms and
bath and all the modern convenicnces;
lot z4lsxll5: a splendid opporS~.... for
anyo:." wishing q nice home, with op-
: ton on two lots II rear. 80 feet Hls0, on
which can he erected three co nice
tenement houses For terms. etc, ap-
pay on premises. No. 20 Wood street.
-. myb-tf
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q See DR.. Week about your eyes, All
glasses prescribed are guaranteed.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A desirable residence with
CRANKY street: POSSESSION Aprll LIST. also
two TURNS shed rooms possess on at once
Is York Place. Mrs. r. DOZIER.
fc9-tu,th,S
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RoOMS-Two large rooms furnished or
unfurntShcd, with lights and heat for
rent. west Of Duke street Address c."
Virsinian office iaC.tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES

1 ...EL. = SIF- ~ ~ -.
mr. n mn to loan in sums from 500. 90 to
Vhii HUts5,00o0 90. Terms easy. APP
OU(j9algg fr ss9rrSe y9nI VII H0M-
ton Building. fe9-lm
LADIES - C1CHESTERS ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills diamond Brand
are the best. Safe. Reliable. Take no
lars. ;.Relter for .ad in II, ei, ai'i by
return mail. at dru2g .sts. Chichester
Chemical Co, Philadelphia. Pa
GOO TO Loan on long :tme. II. c.
X HOGGARD & Co ial4-tf
/. mr.; ANNA GiEKiNG. REG l3TERED
Z = PHYSICIAN. twenty-five years OK
perienGe. Specialist IL DISEASES OF
WOMEN ONLY. Private SANlTAltiUNf
OF HIGH REH G'rlI. Absolute privacy
anorded FEMALE REG ULATlNE
PILLS, S2N0 per box. Advice by mail.
.ia. 1903 p. BALTIMORE STREET.
Baltimore. Md. i
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FOR RENT,-ln West Freemason street,
rooms. southern exposure, n cely FUR
nished: gns. bath anu neat # reOuirrd
at moderate terms for gentlemen Ad-
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-10
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