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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-12
A TLANTIC AND

A TLANTIC AND I
SCHEDULE IN EFTEc I'm MA HAllM n g.
{Shippers' Compress wharf) at o:5S a. m.
West Norfolk $3.50 a. M. for DanViile !" and
ii54 points; arriving at Danvlli.S
Train No. 3-Daily except Sunday
eSn Norfolk h:i0 p m, West Norfolk
nv M 2 NE anTying \ 1000 p
arrive Danyille 1925 a. M = 49, -
Train I No: connects at FMPORIA with
Atiiantte Coast Line train No IS. for / ali
This train will await the arrival OF train
no. 80. when notified by the A. C. l.. that
e onerf are pasashgers for points on the A
55uHScIloN Win Norfolk ana and T4sh9n
x; r X, for Durham and intermediate points.
rREss UNcTio 1a and don pASV1h Fl fer
al pI n4i l1as on Southern railway system.
phis and New Orleans. ~ -
w IiGKess On sale and baggage checked at
Norfolk, and ut w. Y. II. Williams. Agen.
wNI. Fl. TAYLOR,
General Pm ssenger Agent y
CIIAs. Q. HAINEs. Superintendent.
ICts3XinIlE'ss SRI REGp g]51 LINE STEAM
direct line from Norfolk to philadelphia.
Until further orders. steamers are ! an.
pointed to sail from, Norfolk every Mon.
and from Philadelphia every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. &,'sSt5 IA g EII',,
SOUTH hEoa afd sui al points
Line, Southern nIa sn =, Railway Norfolk and
ro aeneral sontiseEn fai! IS.
gents. Phiiadel phta
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-12

Daily except Sunday. Other time daily.
NJ. l.--NCrIolk 10 Cincinnati and Louis
vile daily. Faror car Ole Point TO Rich
mond. and Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Richmond for Cincinnati, Louisville and St
Louis. Meals served on Dining Cars west
OF Gordonsvilie.
No 3-Norfolk 10 Cincihnati and Louis
vile daily. Pullman Sleeping Cars for
Cincinnati and Louisville. Meals served
OIL Dining Cars west of Gordonsvillc.
Steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily
1905 noon and r. m.
For further IN formation apply to
r. T. BROOKE. Passenger Agent
G: and O. Ticket ONCE CRANKY street.
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN D. POTTS,
Asst. General Passenger Aren't
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WESTWARD.

WESTWARD. No. II No. 3.
Lv Portsmouth ............l 7:4O al 900 p
Nv Norfolk Observation-Disclosures 500 q $3.50 d
Nv Old Point ................. $50 q 400 y
LV Newport News ........... 9:Go n 4:25 y
Ar Richmond ................. ~ 20 q ESQ D
Lv Richmond. r + & P..... 90 II 7:l5 y
Ar Washington + & Pr $40 pill ~ p
Lv Richmond ................. 2:I5 pill 90 D
Ar Staunton ............,. 1908 p 5:12 q
Ar West Clifton Forge $500 8:57 p 1925 q
Ar White Sulphur.
Ar Virginia Hot Springs. ...... $40 a
AT Ronceverte ................ 9:5l p S:24 q
ar Cincinnati ................. 7:H5 a Con .
Ar Louisville ................. II 100 a 9:1I p
Ar Chicaeo ........ ............ 5:45 pl 7:20 Il
Ar st. Louis Observation-Disclosures Csc p 7:30 q
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N0rfaIa tn.t"n yInriscs.

Office Of The VirGinian.
Norfolk. Va, Feb. II. 1887.
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Continued on Eighth Page).
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-12

Lie new ana iIonE.ia. I,oIi D.;luc,
Steamers NEMPOltT NEWS, WaSlt
iNGTON and NORFOLK Will leave
daily as follows: '@--'>
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Us ilt tstdsts 10 6,lt

,uie Dr. 2ines 9ssiu Discoperp fiir gus-
ssbruna, 0ulfen unb grfdltnn9en. ba=
rum perlangt bafiir unb erlaubt feinem
Gures Gambler, gu1 ettpas anberes oa=
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Sbr ipibt, oaB oieielbe iiber unb 3u-
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bieielbe gut 1T ober bas @elD 3uriifer=
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es nidts. bas Dr. Rings Stem Disco
perp aleidtommt. probefaiben fret
in Der Mpotbefe BON s. 6. MiIler
& 6 Oh n. @ew6bnlibe Slaihen so
Gents uno $1.00. 8
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2. Nsbemter, 1897,
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GlebelanD, 0oraia ,lnb.
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ssabrplan in seraft felt oem:le Usai 1897.
eisseIans Sabnbof am Gnae bon SansgBaiierRraBe
Sablt& aebenbe Siee
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WbrbIi@ aebenbe Siiae.

Gtrobenbabnperbinbun 5mif9en WbeeIins. Wsar.
tins Gerrp unb bem g. s. g 90, Babuboftn Nrio9e.
port.
$40. l. :, 4 unh 6ctdsli9aapii& l1bri9spiae unb
eIenelonb.
Dur4sebenbs Werbtnbnnsen uub bur3sebenbe
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Mgenten DOE Dber menbe iidb on
W. 6. GarreI, General paHen9er Nst.,
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GMmimOSmd1t aehetIt.

Ginem alten Mrste ber BON Der Droris aurhdsesosen
Iebt Duroe bnrh einen uftinohen Miiiiondr be BE.
freibnng zines e,nfaden pegefnbiliifen Seilmittels
fur bic ibnene uno oauernbe Seifnng ppn 2nngen.
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Salss nnb &uneenfranfbeiteu onsaehdnbigt. Mnt Elm
tel fur pDftpe. rabifale Seilun9 bon Jterpeu6fpd
he nnb alien Neroenfranfbefeu. yiabbem Der 9oftor
bic punberbaren Seilfrdfte in tauienb sSden erprobi
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IN oentlber. ensltiber nno fran5bffber Sprafe mil
boiler Mnmeiinus Der Seriteanng uub bes 9ebraudbS
Senee &oreiie nnb 8refmarfe besiebe Std ouf bisis
Seitnng nnb idb ienbe es jofort 3D. u. NopeS. $40
Boomers 9lod, Rodbeiter, g. D.
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Mnop's @oIoaoer 3dpt@en

iperben garantirt, um golbaber (Piles)
nno WerifOpfun9 3n beilen. so Gents
per SdaGtel. Wlon ienoe cine 3fpeis
tsMarfe an Martin MuoD. regiarir-
ten Npotbefer in Qanrnfier, ga. polf=
farten tueroen ni6t beaniiportet. lleber-
al bel ben erifen Mpotbetern su per.
tauien. If
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Gin Mann In Mi@isan enthedt Elm
bemerfensmertbes 0eilmittel fur
WerInft BON &raft.
proben peroen frei an ole perianbt. bic
barum fd,reibeu.

Garf g. WaIfer bon Salamaaoo, Wit., bat nod
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fbrperiiGen Seioen bon performer Mannbarfeit bas
rdbti9e Wittel aeunben. fpeId3es bas 2eioen heilt
ST betpabrt bas @ebeimniB ior9dltts aber er 1T
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ben bic ON irgeub e,ner Sprm opn Smdbe leiben alS
Tolge BON ju9enoler unspiiienbeit pie porSeitiaem
@erluft oes SebdAtuiiies unb Der ssraft idipad5em
&iden Grampfabcrbrnd unb Ansaebruu9. 0as Seil-
mittel bat cine beionoerS angenebme Mtrfune spn
IBdrme unb fGeint unmtttelbar au pirfen, in6em es
bic pertan9te 8raft unb cine Gnptdfuue giebt pe ie
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oDnndnoig BON of ben uebeln uno Seioeu bic bon
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Temple, 8aamo5Dp. WlidD. bel ber Sie onQeben, bab
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por unbequemltbteit ooer 8efanntmerben au baben
brauht
2eier tperben gebeten, pbne 0eraua su idhreibeu
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Trei fur i9ma9e MGmner.

S9 meroe iebem Manue fpitenfrei cine probe Der
3eilmtttel enben, bic mir bic pole MouneScrot pes
oerber9eitelt boben nabem ales onbere feblaeIhlo.
gen botte. 9ieie Weoiain beite mid oolifdn6iq DON
Weriult Der Sebensfraft Wausel ON Gtdrfe nerp6ier
hetlen. Ste fDnnen es burd eine anfraae erIanaen
Senben Sic mir Sbren 9latnen unb Aorelie beufe bo4
otes ntdbt tpteoer erihetnen mag Wtan fbiieSe cine
grtstmarte be abrefie: @arl 8. Malfer, 408 Wtato
mic Semple &olama3op Wti1.
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Sine 3eitun9 in Buffalo i1ld9t
fiir Grauen. Die auf benz 3peirao fab=
rem, ben Namen v@pelooonna" oor.
Oie 8erliner haben alle Naofabrer
vGbauKee=Wanaen" aenannt.
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fitr 0as Sabr 1898.
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Giinfter @eribts .9e3irf.

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riots Der oeri9tebenen Counties In bsm genannteu
Be5trf fr boS Sobr 1893 on ben folaenben Sagen ab
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September.
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September.
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September.
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Gftpber :
GftoBer '0 A'' -
Sn Mustinsum eountp, aa 49, gpriI uno am 49,
Sftober
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NoDember
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Cftober
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Rooember.
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0obember.
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De5entber
@enanute 2ermine besinnen je nm ubr Dor
Fl ssptember, 1897.
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| Gtaat Ohio.
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areis9eri9ts fir nnb in beia9tem @onntp bei1eints
hermit bob VpritebenbeS cine Qenaue Nbfdbrift be
3eittabele Der Sibnnsen bes Qre.saerites i'm un ii
ben 5. Seri9tS 4eatrf bes Staates Ohio maG ber 1
Ineiner Office binterlesten SpeaiaI Werprbnnng If
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bier eigenbGnbig unter3eibnet I'M
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ON oietem 20. September u. 8. 189
beisefa9t
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| GIerf bes Geri1ts
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die such goods to the dctr:nent OF home
made goods and home mechanics. whose
tercsts, are ccntcred here, thereby at all
times Keeping IN circulation their earn
ings and helping materially every branch
OF industry in the city
Resolved That we urgently request all
friends of honest labor to patroniae none
put put union made goods and ask for none
but those bearing the blue abel
Resolved That the Central Labor Union
OF southeastern Virginia pledges itself to
DO all in its power to sustain resilient
manufacturers Of union-madc c:snrs' for
the reason that they Manufacture and sell
as cheaply Quality consideredl as the
tenement house sweat shop and convict
manufacturers. and further because they
give employment to hundreds of homo
mechanics, whose skill cannot be cues
toned. ~
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81 T T + )l k

II. w. Xix. Of Roanoke, i formerly
alsei or the Atlantic and Danvillc in
Su1foik. was here to-day. p,
airs. y. w. yUrquhart. Of Southampton
county, arrived in Suffolk to-day for n
visit 10 Mrs. NJ. NJ. Urluhart.
Norfolk and Western employees got
their monthly checks from the pay car
z DR.. e. ]. Applewhite LEFT this after
noon for n few days visit in Baltimore.
I, Miss Ethel Lewis. Of Accomac county.
is the guest of Miss Lily Dennis. :,
Burwell Riddick. Esq, is in Pinehurst.
n. c.. on business So
a report from Nelson county. Were
Councilman n. r. Withers is recuperat-
Ing, says he is better 49,; Is
.Concluding visit to Mr. and Mrs. A
A. Riddick Miss Mary Lawrence. Of
ihveretts, va, returned nome to-day.i
visit to Somerton relativ -
Thursday will be election 1ay. The
municipal ticket has no opposition, but
voters should turn out to helm along
Holy Neck district officers. They have
opposition and q plenty Of fl.
MISS Lucy Jones left this afternoon
for Baltimore. IN :
Dr. w. ". Nnrney says III. c. Peel,
VINO had his head opened with a mea I
axe saturday night is getting along
nicely. 80 ~',,''.o
Prof. and Mrs. w. NJ. Jones, Of Nor
felix, were to-day in Suffolk as guests of
Mr.. e. 70. Hollands family
DR. c. j Riddick will move his Office
to Washington square.
The fate Of the Suffolk Fair this year
Will soon be known. The recent pur-
chasers are trying to get together and
reach a final decision.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-26

Donbly. sad because advanced st'nnce
could have saved her! Munyon has
spccinc for all kinds OF headache. which
cures in three minutes and leaves no de-
pressing effects One or two doses will
stop Sick Headache. Neuralgia. Head
aches from INDIGESTION, Nervousness.
OTerwork. Colds. Internperance, or Rail-
rond or Ocean Travel.
In striking contract to tho above sad
case Is that of Mrs. r. Hardin 3 $50 Ger
maF own Avenue. Philadelphia Pa. wife
or the Cleric OF the Board of Education
who says: +" For thirty wears I suffered
with sick hnadn:h The. which appeared in
attacks OF severe pain. SO intense that /
was obliged to remain in bed for days
at time. These attacks appeared al
most every week. and nj no time did
ever receive relief. although consulted
the most skilled physicians I'm the city
Tho headaches seemed to wear them
selves out ami then commence anew. At
last I was induced to try MUNYON'S
Headache Cure. The relief was !nnyical
and almost instantaneous. followed IN
the treatment and was completely cured
for three years have passed and have
had no return Of the headaches. 7 have
recommended MUNYON'S Remedies to n
number Of my friends, and hove re-
ccived their most sincere thanks for
many wnr dcrful cures thet have been ac-
comniished by these little pellets"
Professor Munyon has q separate sDe-
ellie for each disease, the only logical
system OF medicine.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-26
Sales on .t'I,nr,ye.

AT the Real Estate Exchange yesirr
DAY II. l.. Page & Co. sold lot No. :. on
the plat of the Brambleton Land com
pany, to Mrs. Teagle for S16u.
Byrd. Baldwin & Co. sold at the Real
Estate Exchange lots At Lambert's
Point agsregating S5,057. The purchas-
ers were as follows: w. r. Bassett w.
e. & 9. S. Shumadine, c. H. Terrell, T..
n. Stone, Capt. William Lauder Steph-
cnson & Taylor NJ. p. Porter, H. TT.
Trce. Barton Myers, w. G. Cobb ana
Frank busch .E
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RORRER ONIvEY avenue.
An Unknown Coloreu Man TAPS Tie
riil OF G rceMbn,,n's store.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va.s May Do
Especial. IA robbery was committed in
Greenbaum's clio thing $ ore al 10 o'cl ocI1
this morning. While the proprietor $
attention was called to some trivial mat
Yer III the street All unknown coorcd
man opened the cash drawer and swep.
quantity Of small change Into his
pocket and left SO hurriedly as to at
tract tho proprietors attention. The
alarm was given and several bystande.s
joined In the chase. which was extremely
exciting. The pursued was once caught
put broke away and made good his cs-
cape.
LlEuI'ENAN Mt l.. p. MYREI PRO
NOTED TO CApTAlNCY.
The election which was held las, night
TO I'LL the vacancy caused by Captain S.
;. Archibnld's resignation resulted in
the election of Firs. Lieutenant L. r.
Myree to the office Of captain or the
Huntington Rifles. When the result. OF
the oaltoting was made known ;h,. as
semoled company gave vent 10 ire
mendous demonstration in the way of
applause.
SCRAP AT THE DOCK.
z Two passengers from Sm,thfipd. one
white, the other colored, had an alter
cation of some sort on the way over
aboard the Luray- this morning and ar
rived here in state Of white heat. AS
soon as the parties landed they began
scrapplng, and several citizens were
Drawn by the malstrom of their PAS
slohS. The parties We're arrested and
taken to jail.
PERSONAL.
OF Winchester, Va. who are VISITING n,
Norfolk. spent the day yesterday sieht-
seeing at Newport News, Soldiers Home
and Old Point.
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An Excursion Steamer.

The steamer Florence left Alexandria
for Norfolk Monday. She will run dur
ing the summer between this city, New
port News and Point Breeze The off,
GERS Of the steamer are az follows: IT. c.
Keen. captain; Harry Crawford, first
officer: Ernest Germond, engineer, and
\. w. Mclchoir, purser
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-26
Are You Going 10 the
Sea Shore?

II so, so TO Ocean View, the most
popular health and pleasure resort
on the coast.
TO the countless thousands who
have. for many seasons sought the
bracinE brceZcS which play SO re-
IreshnEly OH the Virginia coast,
Ocean View needs no introduction
It's unparalleled location has given
1t a wide popularity as a seaside re-
sort T
The grandncss Of its sunsets, with
bathing the finest on the coast,
within Il hundred yards of the best
fishing grounds along the entire At
lant.c coast, with boating, yacht
Ing, cycling, driving. baseball, ten
mis-, golf, an elegeunt orchestra, etc,
IT rs lust the place for pleasure
Those who are seeking health and
desire a change of climate Will find
mild, equable climate att Ocean
View, and the brac'nE sea air rem
ders 1t grand spot for one to re-
cupcrate and. enjoy rest
Ocean View Hotel has superior ad-
vantages for the accommodation of
guests, and many improvements
son.
AS to the management, the under
signed desires to say II will be his
aim to keep 1t up, to q, high standard
of excellence, and Will give the most
pa.nstaking care IN al that con-
serves 10 the comfort Ind pleasure
Of guests.
of wide experience, and with eX-
cellent gardens from which TO pro-
cure fruits, vegetables, etc, with
tile Chesapeake from which 10 pro-
cure sea food OF great variety, with
the choicest of meats from the Chi
cago meat houses, it needs only TO
have these v'ands presented in the
best possible shape to meet the re-
qpirements Of an cxacting public.
That In all things we Shall meet
every requirement, l have carefully
selected my hotel staff, and will be
in readiness to welcome the public
on and after Thursday, May 27th. =.
Parties desiring accommodations
for long terms should make imme-
date appl' ton.
CHARLES ST. JOHN,
ma14-tf Ocean View, Va.
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NOTICE.

f-stimaies wanted until June It'll, 1857.
for the erection of IL seven story tirc-nronf
Bank and Office building for The Citi-
ZEN, %ens Sank Of Norfolk, Va: Information
chtcct. Law Building Baltimore. Md
ma lG-codtiliNls
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-26
Ladies, Clean QOur Kid Gloves

with Miller's Gloreine 1t is not a
liquid, leaves no odor, and can be used
while the glove is on the hand. Sold
ONLY ut IL. f. Holmes & Co.'S drug st ore
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VALUABLE
Main Street Stores Tor Sa|ee.
Office Of Trustee and Receiver.
Burruss, Son d Co,
No. 25G Main street. Norfolk,

!. 7T1-T Nuy loth 1857.
Bids will he received nj this nrt,ce for
liD thirty days from This date for those
Two valuable an, well located stores, old
ESQ Main street. Norfolk, Va BENG Inc
same conveyed to the Undersigned as
trustee under a deed from \. Burruss and
All bids must he in writing signed by
the bidder and addressed 10 the under
signed. to be submitted 10 the court for
It's approval before any bid is accepted.
And the right to reject any and ull bids
Is reserved
Information concerning this property
given on application.
THEODORE S. GARNETT,
lnNlG-Sn W. Sa-f Trustee and Receiver
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-26

llumors. pmples, bois are very annoy
blood ts purified by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-26

CAPoN SPRINGS AND BATHs-ON
I.ithia Springs. 1000 to $500 guests annual-
~: eiite OF North and South. Largest and
s s most pleasant company at any
mountain resort in this country. For
rates. circulars. etc, address, VIM II
SALE, Capon Springs, ~. Va. -'s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-26
ROANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

s,' Upens Jnne 1st Elevation 1900 feet;
pest family resorts in the state: ninS
hours from Norfolk on N. & w. r. r.:
waters relieve dyspepsia. hay fever, asth.
bies. Terms reasonable. For certificates
o. eminent PHYSICIANS and others, nnaly-
descriptive pamphlet. - -
my16su,w fr-sw J. II. CHAPMAN, AIan'gr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-26

Beecham's pills cure Sick Headache.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-26
Wanted s ;Immgr4 board rrs

Sv June 18TH. al TAzEVIELL. In the
BS Saa r OF the mountains; fine climate;
and cool nights: surrounded by mineral
sprlngs, with fine drives amidst beautiful
mountain scenery; railroad, car line, tel,-
lent distance f-t, ~ 4" !, ~. Is : Ni'S- 4
Terms reasonable x Apply to g.
CLARKE. TaEewell Va mn21-6t =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-26
S a % a I 6.

The New. York newspapers recently
Soclsty woman who became crazed by
,heaaashe ard drowned herself In the
haIpor. What a sad end to n life that
ought 70 nave been completely hapuy!
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-26

y a limited number Of guests will be Re-
on this estate during the summer months
Most ~ so5 picturesque part Of Western MARY
! !. t - SUR ounded by mountains. rivers
ington Wit 3. and OR r. Address s1s
=. i'''hfONTEBELLO," 4
my26-lwe Knoxville. @.Ei EIDE, lex Co.. Md
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-20

t. Rent-Four well furnished rooms,
with or without meals. One door east of
DR.. HernesSevs and three blcc.s from tn &
race track. South east corner capitol
square. fG5lt