The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-26
TEND JED ARMS.
|f'ayIsl Treatment Assured The Old Veterans
sthe Nashville Exposition.

lttilt Ap0aliiull, 51
|alLl HOSPITALITY ENTERTAINED !
| sssEa. as Tor ALI Contest with Few
sSssS ys snnsrs nnd Assureliy s1nny
sSse rs-F eit Like Hinners- NJ ass
sslsl s. Bin, iIsnl =, Tt,aught Clothes
suneri ruors real Estate snles.
1ffo a., NJ q W 5.----(SpecaD-The
zSssslIts vets VII be accorded royal treatment
sSstnSSSashEi Col H. q Smith SAYS So
33lsfaJJs ne ts Just from there, where nc went
eaboard Air Line industrial agent
be- convention, and Incidentally 10
i HIN for uarters to be used when
issl hasss Isson1$ Smith Camp goes down The
8At attending the convention
$saEsASsseaS so1fins great shape and everybody
4Rsns ogedss! himself. The delegates all
ssspes ikgNye ell OF Ss Chief Industrai A gent
phl15k atricll; who deserves credit for
a, taSrailroad moves.
SY'I III EXTENDED ARMS.
sssgsSsA 9 to the vets reception in Nash
3sssSaallaSC Colonel Smith says it will be of n
4. gsasaShoSpltn bleS nature They won't
Il AsEeeastnS spend much money. Nearly all
n theEn acessaries to existence will be pro-
one of the soldiers meetings
$aisassnaiohelB Smith attended reports were
Il 4saasfron various Tennessee counties in
MISUNDERSTANDING Of provisions were
sreusTor the veterans celebration with
BIZ sta ement that more would be forth
u bning.Ssi & need &c. @
EBSsas Nents1nly ~ does Colonel Smith speak Of
EsSSlsisS tplearrangements for the yete
AS cofnfort in tones OF eation. but he
Ett4sssst the Nashville people show that de-
EEttSfEsss0fsnospitallty which would not per-
Confederate to want for
III Ssssla5sllhing Int hat city If his needs were
q H e thinks IL the home people
SSfssa SAn5idea an old soldier needed money
!8ssSasss one2would slip up behind him and
q olat' or SO in his pocket.
IL As FREE OR-ALL
ssFss$ One doesn' T have TO go as far as Wash
EEsAssl4R tonic see how an office seeker looks
3ssss sss.n ff6lkSs ha hem to let n The Town
& fstD,unei Whieh will be elected Thursday,
slaan its gift all the Ralaried municipal
Is 81 OLE sesS except tile Mnyoralty For each
ID there syvill be q small host Of ap-
than ever before, it is
fishing out local patronage the
ssslIfl cilmen have a good opportunity to
III lynpwsSIioW3E valuable is their influence.
81 from the number of times they Will be
q Esinp ortuned they can come to but one
81 e0nelusion. \; $S
i sl'y WINNERS, MANY LOSERS. 4
Asss Soma Of these patriots who are offer
4 4 4 Ing the public their services at a rea-
i 53a eo saS recommendation Will win Others
i fflAlltfsaose. The latter. class will be IN
S at8 arm IN comparison with the former
III Fiji $stherefis q chance for everybody and
Y fsanSHHone should deprecate citizens right
4a{9$huild aspirations or make bread in
ID 10 I'm amer which he may elect. It's
d ma own Sprerogativ The Council will
$sat doth e4n aiming.
WILL Sl0LL OUT CHEAP.
Offi caalra,> viii u;
tESaatn before the final Council caucus
ats0om pf hen1 Will be publishing ads. II
hi In don't they miss good chance
IL s. ere Is formula that will give key
@gogt heiry feelings:
EsssssfyV-ANI.ED--To swap off my chances
[pfi obtaintng the ONCE Of .------
bicycle, a brindled
Sapss3aSglnSg short, ten cents in cash or
my Old thing except the franchise
22afeIsssheS S5uffolk Baseball Club, a spring
aasS1os tssa5seVenth rate lawyer OF an incip-
SSistlt ase5 Of SAsiatic cholera
Ri rHEY FELT LIKE WINNERS.
saASssThe Slffolk Whist Club sent a team Of
ssyours Hien.t tn Smithfleld Tonight to play
tile team of that town a return game.
81; 3saaENNney8EWent In a carriage and in fine
ssSspir tsiS3sgSS They expect to return in the
enes carriage and in finer spirits They
Excl tscpnfd ent8 of victory. They said so.
,oseS sentSwere George l.. Barton Geo.
1871 sSfYe 3pfunlk r.. IL. Woodward and w. G.
B AT ter winning the game they
s3sSszvill AXE a nap about 1 a. M and viii
|llSSsggtalrn to Suffolk soon in the morning.
SIS AND BAPTISM.
F'ather Brady, Of Portsmouth,
EESSAAva here to-day. He conducted mass
i be resi- ence Of Mrs T.. c. Lewis,
$saKhsres aE number of communicates were
t,Sts Later he administered the Or
szldpance. OF baptism to Mary Calhoun.
old daughter OF Capt. and Mrs.
/ Jones.
oTIIEss WE'RE sUPERFLUous.
sihse 5Lunatic Ben Blanchard has de-
IasTnain Cd Ito 3prolong life by eating again
L aaSSe8EEoWsS strong-too strong for the
t3pSnssht force Of Wardens in the county
Hin 3hi is morning he got tired of wear
ngH#Sc lothes end undressed It took
seven men to dress him despite the fact
Ssasta me was shackled. 81
Il ISss REALTY SALES.
|es SsIaB Sol lowing transfers Of real estate
ygga St day recorded in the County
office:
IIo1land ct ux to Mary A. Hol-
me lot IL Holy Neck district SIPS
ssf ~ ninth ct TX. to Emma Carry, one
Ehilad elphia suburb, 500.
ssyassIp hn&J. 20 arker to James Parker, n
Ea#n fpnTth interest in certain lots on
Es g shing ton street. $500
8sEs Duke gtrustee,to Charles c. Duke
eefnsaasg sapfes OF land In Holy Neck NagIste-
sfeszzs d1strlet,, 81, 100. I'm .,@
sCHOO CLOSING.
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