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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
44iGes, &atplins 60, &anI, g.. San. 1897.
Wert6er 0err Gebatteur!

Q4iGes, &aplins 60, &ani, 9. San. 1897.
Wert6er 9err &ebafteur!
@eil meines 8i1ens nod Nieinanb iiber
biefige @egen6 in Der r8eilage" Mitt6eilunz
gen gema3t fat, 10 Irebme i6 es auf mid,
btes gu tbun.
Hniere @rnte I'M pergangenen Sabre ipar
nt9t ~be1onbers gut, mas bier leiber nur at
oft Der San 1T, Die @egenb 1T lebr esz
funb, bds Wafer nirgenOs better unD bas
Sanb tit 9iinftig gelegen, tpenn es nur mebr
regren tpplte, bann tpdre ia aues in better
Srbnun9!
User it9 bier nt9t aus19lieBli6 atf oas
5drmen berGegt, nebenbsi etpas 8tebau6t
betretbt, fdnn gang gut bprpdrts fommen.
Die auf tiefer gelegenen 2Gnbereien
COTTON lands) @obnenben baben feline
5eblernten, bas gprn gebei6t ba INNER. Wir
baben bier Oor einigen Sabren nit benz Mn<
bau bon Mlfalfa begonnen unb bamit IeGr
quite @rfol9e er3ielt, mas, nebenbei bemerft,
etn Slid fir biefe @egenb g~enannt merbea
barf. 9ieie Sutterpflan3e liefert bret quts
Grnten unb fomit nibt nur 1ebr biel, Ion=
bern audi ausgeaei9netes 8iebfutter; 9amen
CAB es nur febr tpentg.
Die @3peine9Olera bat fi@ bier Bel uns
mod ME ge5eigt, bic 6Dfe fam man Bel Der
trodenen @itterung iebr lei6t rein balten,
unb tpern bic iungen unb 3u9tzG6peine
i'm Wtnter nit etpas Corn unb 10 bel III
falfu@9eu, als fe freffen pplen, gefiittert
peroen, b%efinben ite iib tpobG unb geIuno.
Od tptrb tpobl man9 elmer fagen, ma, bas
ptrb ia INNER better! 6eu an @9tpeine
berfiittern 3 Man probire es nur einmal.
Sin &lfaIfufelo als G9peinepeibe fatn
taam iibertroffen nerben; es bat mid I6on
oft %getpnnbert, baB i'm Often 6ieie pflan2e
ni9t mebr cultibirt pirb. 0as 3ilDbieb
friBt bas 9eu febr gerne unb gebei9t bahst
Dprtreffli9, pferbe m0gen es, unb troSbem
man9e 9eute Der 4nfi6t 1inb, Qlfalfa lei
ni4t portbeil6aft fir bas @ieb, lit eS oo9
Sbdtid6e. baB baffeGbe felt babon pirb.
Mir iGen bier bon 1870 pfunb @alnen
ouf ben Qlcrs unb ba min i9 nod Be-
merten, baB i@ einige 8ufbel BON Dem
Samen biuig abgeben fDnnte.
Die Nusfi9ten fir bic nd9fte Winterz
pei5enz@rnte finb gut; Der 8oben bat eegenz
tpdrtig mebr Seu6tigteit. tpie er jemuls su>
ppr I'm bieie Sabres3ett gebabt bate uno
Oas bebeutet fir bisie @egenb febr bieG.
SObn S9mc9l.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
Briefe aus alabama.

Sum Spring, 8lount &c., Nla.,
i'm Sanuar 1897.
SGmmtli9e beutf9en Sarmer ouf benz
@ebiet bon GuIman na9 @arben Gitp, etipu
200 Sontilien, piirben nit benz grDbten
8ergniigen bus 8aumpoqpflan3en an ben
Ndgel 6Gngen, tpenn nMfofes un6 Die PrOz
pbeten" aufgebra6t perben tOnrten, Inn cine
z5d6rit gu erri6ten bebufs
GonIerpirung offer Sorten SbIt ur0 See
renfrii6te, Semitic etc, unb NIT elmer fDlz
6en fo1te audi cine @etn= unb @Htgfabrif
%Oerbunben fem . Die Sarmer baden ale
einen groBen lleberfluB an Sbf, Die fd0n<
item Bfiri9e tdnn man fir 1870 @ents
ben 8uf6el taufen. @s lit 19on oft ber@
iu9t tporben, Sbt na9 benz NorOen au ber=
lenben bod muBten iebesmul nod Srd9tz
tpften 6'rduf gelegt perben unb 10 muB bas
Sbit ieBt Derfaulen, ober als S9peinefutter
6ienen.
Spbiel mir befannt lit, befinbet 1h9 nur
cine Ginma@fubrtt in ben fdmmtlibea
8plftadten, unb 3tpar in Georgia. Der
Sioen muB arid6rli9 me6r als 100000
fir @ingema9tes na9 benz Norben i9ideu,
BENIN Die @ingeborenen b~ertilgen mebr eing:z
ma9te Srii6te, als 8rob ober &artoffeln.
Sin grpBer @ortbei1 fir cine fol4e 5abrtf
tpuroe Der iein, baB bier fdmmtli9e 5riihte
bon 6 Bis 8 @o9en friber retf tperben, aIs
i'm Norben unb bemna9 f9on auf ben
Marft gebrd9t peren tDnner, e6e i'm NDr=
ben oamit d%ngefangen tperben fam. Sin
9r. 2ouis &irbner in @arben gitb ,9[la..
tpel4er iiA iebr fir Diefe Sadie interef1irt,
tpiroe gerne berett fein, ft9 NIT einigen tauz
ienb Dollars an einem iolben @e19Gft gu
betbetligen, tpenn anbere MiGnner pber =
mas INN mod lie6er pdre - 5rduen nit
Mttteln nit ibm gemeinfame Sadie ma9en
uno 3u9lei9 Die 2eitung Der Mntalt iiber=
nebmen polten. Srauen i. iinb in fol9en
9ef9dften 3uberldffiger unb erfa6rener als
MGnner unb berite6en es audi better, bic
Waare1 IN ben Mann gu bringen.
&arl &o6lenberg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
Qus Qrfanfas.
SppeIo. gonpap &c., Nrfanfas,
10. Sanuar 1897,

" OWWt*< LOOTF
@ert6er 9err Simon!
SD bin iebt II Sabre 2efer Der nSG.
Staats5eitung" bu6e aber nod niemaIs Ell
nen 8eitrag fir Sbr tpertbes 8latt g%eliefert.
Sb II Saulbeit, pber Mangel an 3eit
baran i4ulO mar, mag babingeite1t bleiben,
ii9er 1T, baB i6 tein S9riftgele6rter bin,
pa aber 10 penig aus Qrfanfas in be
Osffentlidftit Or:aat, m0bte ih Elm paar
3eilen oariiber mittbeilen unb nebme Da 8ez
aug alf Die 4nfrage (fo. 919 in Der 8eiz
lags) bes Garmer6rubers SEQ. YfeiI in See
brasta.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20

gspinnung berfabren, ober bic 6GGfte fel6it
efIen, bic anbere 6dlfte bertauFen, bic leBz
tere piirbe bann ben Opppelten 8reis bri1tz
gen. 0o@ bas bletben tpobG nur f90ue
@inf6e.
Sreb. Steinberg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
Qus Jowa.
&emien, Sa., 10. San. 1897.
Mert6er 6err Simon!

WSert1er 0err Slmon!
Iu9 i} m09te ettpus our 8erei6erun9
beg Snbalts Der n8e1age" ~beitrugan, uno
5fpar piinf6e i'd Elm paar @orte GIT IA.
gen in 8etreff zines NrtiteIs in SEQ. l
Sbres 8Guttes, Der BON einem 6errn g.
&entf6ler in Soma gei9risben purbe. gu
feinem Senf min ib nun ben @Kig geben,
bp9 boffe i9, odB 6err RentT9ler mir beg
ntht AUDI libel nebmen ntrb, pie er
es in 8e51g auf etntge 8eri9te bes Mderbarz
mtntiters unb f~onfttger Observation-Disclosures
Prpfeforen getban 5u 6aben I9etnt. Be-
lagte 9erren 6aben tpubrIdei1Ii9 ben Sea-
gel auf ben &opf getroffen, tpenn fte fagen,
oaB Sarmeigert5iimer ni9t l1rfa9e az
Hagen 9Gtten - Elm @igentbimer pirb
tpp9l au9 6err &entf9ler fem, benin Iont
tpiroe er iol9e 8%emertungen ni9t ais Ge=
letOtgung orfgefaBt buben. Sn Der 3eqeG
(ndtirli4 NIT &usnabmen) Hagen Die
@tgentbun1er mebr unb iammern luuter. als
bic PG3ter, etnfa9 aus benz @runoe, neil
Die Sebteren fein @eb0r finbe1, tpenn fe
ii6er f3pere 3eiten unb bobe 9u6t5inTe len
tlagen. l1nb iiber btefen puntt tptG uns
9err &enti4Ger ia, tpie er fagt, Elm 2id6t
m1fteden uno bic Sa9e bubei ettpas ndber
betra6ten.
SD fa1m in feinsm Mrtitel aber n;9tg
ftnben, mas bariiber Nustnnft gieot, ob~
glet3 tb BET 6eIem 2ampenli9t nodgez
feben nnb cine quite 8rilIe oufgefebt bate.
9errn &entf6Ger's NngG6en 5ufolge trGgt
Der tbeure &dffee, ben Die pG9ter ~trinten,
NIT Die S3ul6 baran, baB Die s3eiten u
f9le9t itnb. Was fir &affee meme Sgrau
fauft ut6 pie bel tie babon ge6rau9t, petB
i'd ni4t, benin i4 bin tein Sopfgudtr urc
bermog ou9 ni9t 81 fugen, ipas fir cine
Sorte &affee bic Surner in bieiem Gprntp
uno umgegenb trinten. Mu9 meint 6err
&enti3ler, bic 8uggies feten I911b baran,
baB biete Pd9ter ibren Gins ni9t be3abrer
tOnnten unb er piG @%tgent6iimer fenren,
bic BON $4,000 bis $4,000 i'm @ermDgen,
a6er feline 8uggies 6aben, Ipnbern in qez
tpo9nft9en Sarmtpdgen climber fabrer. gBenn
Elm 10 pOblba6enDer damn fi9 tein 8uggD
fouft, 10 fann iA nt9t ein1e6en, pie bas
ibm Ober ieinen pferben gum @ort3s;l ge=
rei6en tann; elm iOG9er &naufer 1T ii6er=
9aupt ni4t tpertb, Pfsrbe gu beiben, sS6
ielfit babe no& tein 8uggb, tann o5cr
henno3 meine Nusgu6en ni9t 6eItreite1,
bo9, Elm Sober reitet fein S~tedenpfeso, Elm
iebes Sbisr9en Fat fein pldfir@en,
9un nod einige Morte iiber bic Mitt9ei=
lungen beg @derbaumtnifters unb Der Bro,
feforen. Sir einen Mann pie Serrn
&enti4ler, Der bel ber S9peineau9t alt
uno graa getporben lit, mag es drgerli4 fem,
aus fol6er 9uelIe 8ele6rungen iiber iene
8ei9dftigung anne6men gu fOlen, oo9 iG)
bente, es giebt nod 0ieGe iiingere 2eute, Die
re6t gerne it9 belebren unb rat6en la7Ten:
mas MIDI an6etrifft, leIe ib fo19e @ufIdbe
re3t gerne. 9u Ser &entI6ter berIpro6ea
bat, nod @eiteres gu I9reiben, 10 tperben
mir ia mebr ii6er bteIes Sbema bOren.
Wit 9ruB
9einri9 Sod.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20

arerbings nit siemIi9en ltnfoiten perbun~
ben, iebo9 fi9erIi9 bat es nod Nies
m n b bereut, Der biefen Strip eema4t bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
8rpamt, Sa., 8. San. 1897.
@eehrter 6err RehnfteurI

Snbem in 8e3ug auf bic port6eiGbofteae
Metbobt Der aartoffelpflanaung bic Meiz
Out9ea 10 melt o~usetnanber ge9en, fteGte i9
bortges Sabr 8eriu6e bamit an.
Sd pflan3te 3 Reiben lie 40 SUB lang;
IN Die /. &eibe legte ib feline, etpa Wauz
nuBgroBe &artoffeln, in bic speite &ar=
toffeGn bon mittlerer @rDBe u4rb fir bic
brittle ftdte i3 Die 9rOBten aug. Die f6orz
figen barunter legte i9 6et @eite, bann
i41ttt i6 ben grpBen &artoffeln ben 8opi
ben i3 uu4 Bel Sette mari uub oaruuf
13nttt i'd bic 8artOffeln in 10 biele Sbeile,
als Wugen baran tparen; bic I9pa9 ausz
iebetrben @u9en benubte i9 ebenfaas niGt,
Die &artoffelfiide treiben in Der Teqel
ni6t 10 Oiel &raut, bss6alb foante iA Ie
ol9 4rGber 5uiammen pflanaen, etpa 8
Bis 10 3OG BON einanbar.
Sci Der @rnte teute Das @raebniB fl6
ipie folgt: 8pn Der erten &eibe qsnann
i'd einen elmer DOl feline &artDffeGn, DON
Der 5peiten Il elmer unb bon Der brittsr
2 Sinner boz GROCER &artoffeIn. Npb min
i'd bemerten, 6aB, ie reiner bas 8artoflet=
felo gebulten tpir6, ie mebliger perben Die
&artpffeln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20

9srr S. @entoes in SninDis f6ret6t, e
lei gu niiniden, buB Die beutI6a Sar>
mer bur9 Die p8eilage" ii9 gegenIeitig lire
~@rfabrungen in 8e5ug auf bic @&pe;re=
frant1eit mittbeiIten. 2eiber nerben i'm
4agemeinen II tpenige Sell ober Dor,
heugnngsperfu9e 9ema9t. unldnaft fam
ih auf cine 5arm, uuf pel9er 6 Sop
pei 5ertel UNI Der S9eune berum i'm &reiIe
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Standing ofthe Clubs.

The locals out-classed the visitors at
every point yesterday, winning with
ease by a score Of IL to 8. In the box
Hal!man, for the visitors, was hit al
most at will, and most Of them were
conveniently punched too. Barcklcy, as
usual, caught a splendid game. but was
not as gilt-edged as on Monday and
Tuesday The visitors iniield put up
pretty fast ball with the exception of
Regan. who was rather ragged. Their
outheld DID very poor execution, fumb-
ling all the grounders and missing The
high ones.
At the bat Read ding could do nothing 10
Clausen, who struck out eight Of them,
ana allowed but eight hits, two Of them
scratches. Only once was there a crit
cal period, and that was In tho fourth.
when, with three men on bases and no
body out the visitors had Il great chance
to retire the side. at this iuncture Nc
lntNre came TO the bat and went to first
on ficlder's choice, Leahy throwing New
ell ous At home. Spratt scored on Hey
don's throw to Shaffer The next two
men went out.
PLAYED GREAT BALL.
THE Brooms" played great ball all
the way through, readily demonstr ting
their superiority over the visiting team
Wedd:ge and Leahy especially did fast
Wo!k in the field. while on the outside
Weihls great running catch Of Sla ters
lily in the seventh was but little short Of
miraculous. and was. indeed, the only
notable feature Of the game. Heydon
caught superbly with the exception of
one bad throw
At the bat Norfolk again proved her
title to the distinction Of being the heav-
lest hitting team in the League Shafrer
leads off with a batting average Of / 600
making two singles and a couple OF two
oaggers out of four times up. Claude
AcFarlan, Weihl, Wentz Heydon. and
Wedd:Se got two apiece The latter'is be-
ing bo:h doubles. Everybody else got a t
least one.
THE OFFICIAL SCORE.
The official score follows:
THE OFFICIAL SCORE:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Catarrh Of the
Stomach and Bowels
has many Victims.
HERE IS HOW THEY SUFFER

Attacks Of dizziness or faintncss. ton
que coated. white or yellow, sting or BIT
ter taste In mouth, especial in the morn
ing Oh rising, frequent attacks Of the
blues no energy to do anything and
always tired, sleep restless and dreamy,
or else very deep, but get up tin
cq, much bclching in some cases,
anu palpitation Of the heart and bowels
rumbl:ng and swollen with gases, attacks
of heartburn and biCating after eating,
appetite for breakfast poor, some have
good appetite but food disagrecs or gives
no strength, many suffer from nausea or
loose their appetite when they go to ta-
bic. Such persons usually have catarrh
OF head and throat, with dropping Of mu-
Gus, etc
i suffering from any disease OF eye, ear,
nose. throat, chest or stomach. will take
pleasure in examining you free OF charge
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
A Timely Friend.

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that excellent remedy, Salvation Oil,
timely friend. This liniment rapidly
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when other remedies fail. Mr.. Jno.
NJ. Hall, Ashland, Va, writes II
suffered with rheumatism in the ankle
aud the muscles connected Herewith.
Salvation Oil at once relieved the sore
ness, reduced the swelling, and cured
thepain. No other liniment that I ever
used did me so much good.''
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
READING.

Summary: Earned uns-Norfolk. 2:
Reading, l. Two-base hits--Heydon.
Shaffer ?. Gilroy, Weddige .. spra;t.
stolen bases-Leahy, Clausen, Meara,
hits-Leahy. Double playf-NewelI. Nc
lntyre, Slater. Base on balls-By C!au-
sen, 2-Reagan and Mcara; by Mailman.
4-We!hl, NlcFarlan Wen,z, Shaffer. Hi
by pitched baI-Mea!a. Struck out
BY Clausen, S-Newell 2, Regain. Franz,
Z, Haliman. Barckley 2; by Mailman, l.
WentZ. Gilroy, Heydon, Clausen. Pass
ed balls-Barckley, L. Left on bases
Norfolk. 6; Reading, 9. First base on
errors-Norfolk, 2; Reading, /. Time
Two hours and ten minutes. Weather
Fair Fieid-Good. Ump:re--A1r. Cline.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
(By Bat N. Ball)
The Richmond fanatics are alroodv
picking holes in their team
The Kickers" is what the Richmond
papers have already dubbed the I,ancos-
ter team. Judging from this we are ant
70 have real breezy times the coming
three days.
Schmidt, Of Richmond, has been
named Tame, DR." In honor of Tame
mn. suppose. but where the honor
comes In | fall to see. If he Is no better
IMAM iannehill was in the Virginia Lea
que his young life will be short in the
Atlantic.
BOD Fender will be farmed out to the
Houston (Tex.) Club
me Paterson team will be known this
season as The Dutchmen," saws the
Hartford Telegram. on account Of the
many Ieutons on the team, five Of them
being thus endowed-Keister, Heidrick.
Halter, Wagner and Smlnk.
Cavelle Is still increasing his hold on
the Hartford cranks by his brilliant
work In the outfield for the club Of that
city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
New York AMI Wns,,iu.,o,,.

New York April 2S.-Younw ~, Sor.
mour was the hero or the ramc this
afternoon between the New Yorlls ana
the WashnGtons. The dinnutivc LEFT
handler had the visitors puzzled ana
II was not until the fifth inning
mat they managed TO set 4 hit. Score
II. II. L.
Wash. :. ..O o 0 o 1 ia :
batteries: Seymour ana Warner; Nor
ton >inE ana Mcclure; umpire, Lynch
time, go
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Hoston nnd shiIn,lrlnh,n

Philadelphia. April 2S.-.Bosion de-
icated philadelphia to-day IN the most
interesting game Of the series. This is
hoston's first victory ana philadclphia's;
hrst defeat. Fitield pitched his first
game and showed UP in league form.
His fielding errors, however, Werc. cost :
~. Score:
Ri. T..
phiia.. .... 0 0 0 0.0--5 10 :
BoS'on 1870. % 0 0 / % X--G S .
batteries: Fiticld and Grady: Klnhe-
danz and YenEer; umpire, Hurst, time,
900 = '
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
HIs<sIf<sSAE.&,

Norfolk, Va, April II. 1887.
EALED PROPOSALS WILL Re RE
ceivcd until ~ m, APRIL Goth 1897,
ior the purchase ana removal Of ST. Jame.,
Hotel Building, including the fOunda ton
footing and debris. The same TO be taken
down and the mat erai and debris remov-
ed from th. premises before July LIST, 1897,
under Il penalty Of $25 for each and every
day thereafter, until The work is completed
The right is reserved to reject any and ali
proposals Purchase money to be paid Oh
acceptance OF bid.
WALTER II. DOYLE, Cashier
apv20-tu, IL, Sa-5t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Isaltimore ana nrooI.lvn

Baltimore, April 2S.-The Orioles To-
DAY Won the odd game OF this series
from Brooklyn Both sides hatted we'll:
nut the excellent base running Of the
nome team piled up their score. thew
having no less than fifteen stolen bases
TO their credit. Score:
r. II. r.
brooklyn 0 o ] . 0 o. &; u :"
Batteries: Corbctt ana Clarke; kcnnc-
dy and Grim and Burrill Umpire. Ems
lie; time, 80
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Cincimnniiinmu ,Ycxc,,nh

Cincinnati, April 2S.--'rhc Reds made
II three straight to-day by shutting out
leheau,s Indians The visitors could
90 no'hinE with Damman, the young
left handler of the Reds. who held ,hnn,
down to six hits. Score:
~ K. IL. Il
Cincinnati ;. - % Q 00o alx-5 10 I
Cleveland :. :. 0 0 90 0 o o % i
Batteries: Damman and 'cil2: Cuppy
anu OConnor. Umpire. Sheridan. Time,
40 "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Ncwnrks iloyyn AtIictics.

Newark n j.. April 2S-Darl1ness
ended to-day's game in the seventh in
ming. Heavy hitting and loose fielding
were the features Of both sides. Score:
r. II. e.
Newark ~. ......0O 409 2-15 II a
Athletics ......2 0 3 9 2 ia II 5
batteries: Wittrock, tombstone, and \
Rothfuss; Ames, Cain, Garvin, and Fox.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Richmond, Va, April 2S.-Lcevcr,
Richmond's new pitcher, was The star to-
day. and shut out the Lanca sterians
Score:
K. II Il
Richmond ;. ..3 Q 0 0 0 l 0 o. 5 .
Lancaster :. 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 3 9
batteries: Lever and Schabel; Dolan
and Roth
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
PiIsbur@ ana I.nni.>iI,.

Louisville. April 2S.-Thc piro,os
stopped the Colonies winning streak
today. liill pitched n better game
IMAM tiaWley, but two msplays by the
nome team were fatal Score:
Ri. T.
rltisburs 81 o00Ol ON i o
Louisville . o @ o ! n n n n .
batteries: Hawlcy ana Merritt. Mn
and Wilson. Umpire. McDcrmott: time
40 N'''' :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-29
Paterson Again Defeats Hartford.

Hartford Conn.,. April 2S-Patterson
again defeated Hartford to-day by good
stuck work, Smith and He.derick each
making home run inside the grounds:
Score:
r. II. E.
Patterson ;. Il Ole SOP 1-l3 10 3
Hartford IL 0 Of 0 o. 4 4
Batteries: Viau and Westlalle; Frye
and McCauley
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Vnltae Giving Snlc.

At Levy Bros this week. Black dress
goods, Csc, sac. Lining cambrlc. aye.
yaro; Umbrellas. 49c. each. Hose. &c.
~! .ns l'c. Rlnd. Glnghams, 3hc. yard.
Cal:coes, SIC. yard. Sheets. 35c., 47c.,
each. Pillow cases 6hc. each. Six hook
corsets. 43c.. and lots of other bargains.
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DR.. Week, eye expert. is located per-
manenuy Examinations free. L. H.
Gale. 152 Main Fstreet.
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY
The Reading Team Thought They Were in
The Same Glass With Norfolk. :,
BUT THEY ALL KNOW BETTER KNOW
we Nent Them Pitching, Fielding
Hntiing, and RuDEcttiDg-Ycs
days vtc.ory-rhe score Was 13 90
3-WeihI's Fine Cntcb-CouId Not
Solve CIauscn = Delivery.
YeSferslnys Gn1nra.

Yesterdays Games.
Paterson, 13; Hartford, g.
Norfolk. l3; Reading, g.
Richmond, 4; Lancaster, 0.
Newark, 10; Athletics, 13.
Where They Play To.dny.
Lancaster at Norfolk.
Reading a Richmond
Athle. lies al Patterson.
Newark at Hartford.
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WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED AGENTS.-S75 per month and
expenses paid active men If right; goods
sold by sample only: samples. also horse
and carriage furnished FREE Address
JOBBER. Box 530S. Boston, Mass.
felG-tu, tn. sa, su-4m
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FOB SALE.


FOR SALE-A well-bult, siX-room brick
= house; all modern improvements, for
$3.50: two hundred cash, balance in
monthly instruments. Address Drawer
=, PostofIce. ap29-tf
MUST SELL TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
one Of the leading plating plants in
Philadelphia, Pa, doing Il large and pro-
ftable business. Actual value $500. No
reasonable offer refused. c. l.. HEDEN-
BERG. 4A6 No. 18th street, Philadelphia.
Ia ap29-3ta
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FOR RENT.

STORE FOR RENT Fixtures for sale. a
good corner stand, close to Main street:
excellent chance for man who under
stands the grocery business Satisfac-
tory reason given for selling: rent low.
Address p. Box IS, Norfolk, Va
ap2S-6ts
FOR Rents or well finished and
desirable rooms. all front, use Of bath;
suitable ght housekeeping: large
Porches and yard: line city railway; west
Bute; Address l.. B., Virginian office.
ROOMS-Two large rooms, furnished or
unturntshed. with lights and heat, with
use OF both. for rent west Of Duke street
Adoress or apply l2S Yarmouth street.
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Beecham'o Pills for wind and distress
after eating.
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For Sale or Rent.

A first-class Bakeoven, Store and DWELL
Ing, situated In live town, surrounded by
the great truck belt of Virginia. A great
opportunity for an extensive bakery with
local trade.
Terms easy to right party.
Apply to JAS. p. WISE.
ap24-1w West Norfolk. Va.
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81. Louis u 90 0-5 10 >
chicago o :: q . 0 2p--6 . )
batteries: Hart and Mcfarland: Grif-
ith and Arson and kittrcdgc I'm
pre Mcdonald: time. . hours
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80 FAMILIES WANTED.-F.ve to fifty
acre tracts already plated Of choice,
nigh, well drained land; finest Of soft wa
ter; 80 MINUTES drive on Princess Anne
shell road. On easy terms to improvers.
Apply at Client OF the owner, c. +.
HODGMAN. nprS-lm
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Stn.,tlin- or Tho ,.,uh.
81. r.0uis m,il'hi,.,,..,

st. Louis. April Both cluhsp,uvcu
poorly to-day. The browns had no
trouble IN stealing bases on Pop" IN
son, ana his passed balls nearly los,
the Colts the game. which was called
at the end OF the seventh inning on
account OF rain. score:
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Rig I.cneue Cnmcs yestcr,,o

Big League Gnmcs Yesterday.
New York. II; Washington, g.
Boston. 6; Philadelphia, 5.
Cincinnati, 5; Cleveland, G.
Pittsburg. 9; Louisville ].
Baltimore. 10; Brooklyn. G.
st. Louis. 10; Chica go, 9.
Rig Een@He Games To-day.
Boston at Washington.
Brooklyn u: Philadelphia.
New York at Baltimore.
Pittsburg al Cincinnati
Cleveland at st. Louis
chicago at Louisville.
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