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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
BRhMBl.EfON.

Mr.. w. r. Ireland pf New York. the
i'Mson Evangelist, Is In town He will
speak at Mckendrcc tonight at 7:45
o'clock
Captain George Gill and family now
reside ut No. 305 Rose avenue
Mr.. Andrew Walker. OF bermuda
street, mas removed to lit South Res.
ervo'r avenue for family residence
Mrs. X. j. lloGEard, of Charles street.
Is on a visit 10 her sick daughter nj
Seaboard. y. c.. whittier she was SUM-
noned by telegraph some days ago.
ne l'isy Bees of Sturgeon Memoria,
church VIII meet with Miss Ellie Bailey
tonight at 7:i5.
The Enterprise Society of McKcndrcc
VII meet this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
MI H. o. AShburn continues very III
NJ ms home. corner Clay and Claiborne
avenues.
Master Marvin Hunters case is said to
DC growing more hopeful.
Huylcr's. Lowncy's and other fancy
candies are 10 lie found at II. 3. Tur-
ncr'S, corner Park and Brnmblcton ave
nucs
ne weather was fine for ioccting and
'ne services at Park Avenue Baptist
ehurch laS' night were very interesting;
ana attractive. DR.. Broughton arrived
Yesterday The meeting may be expect
Ell !" go on intcrruptcdly through the
week. Services to-day as announced
Yesterday. All are invited to attend
these meetings
Now that the Sixth ward has n free
bridge by which the public can pass to
lhu lro In daily communication with
N"rlolk. so ii is proper that the Fifth
ward should have the same privilege
ana benefit. Holt street bridge should
be owned jointly by Norfolk and Bran.
pieton 1t is hoped the resolution ndoni
"a At the recent meeting of the Local
i'oai" may lead To such q result. If.
n""eFer. 'lcrc should he any hitch In
sne SCHEME or failure in this effort 1t
mas been suggested that hy extending
Willoughby avenue. MS mnv nn,y ho dn,,e
IN the establishments of tho Wiun,,mhh,.
Spit and Old Point electric railway for
"hicn Il franchise is now Dcndinr :,
new bridge might de built To common.
Norfolk and Bramhlcton. and Thai a.
Wo great cost, each bearing lie sb,rn
OF the expense. Surely Rramblotnn l..
now on the eve Of such dcvelopncnia
III industry and enterprise ms will rcsul,
~ Sic"l dement, TO the residents and
pcI'''thenl improvements to the ward
Mrs O. T.. Rawlcs. Of KINGSTON Ohio
mas returned home after n pleasant st,y,
wIhh her parents at 1l2 Maple avenue
Mrs. j. c. McFarlane and Little ,1,ucb-
.er nave returned from ITALIA aCtar \
stay of three weeks. =
hT. j. c. Perry grocer. lori u,s.ar
aay Tor Elizabeth City on his aonu,l
hunting expedition. He will be IN this
tour several days.
MISS EE$!c Ebnncy. OF Princess Anna
.n'lty' mas returned home after being
me guest Of Mrs. L. l.. Bonncy, on Res.
crrnir avenue. ''' 80
ne me1rlhcrs and friends Of TRINITY
Me"hodist church who heard tho Rev
cnoHn 1. Williams. the new pastor
7u"oaS' arc much pleased with him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
A LARGE COMPANY.
Atlantic Chemical Company Chartered
With Half Million Capital.

Another big corporation was charter
ed in this city Yesterday II is for tn
purpose Of manufacturing fertilizer and
doing a warehouse business.
The Atlantic Chemical company was
incorporated by Judge Allan II. Hanck-
Il. OF the Corporation Court. with n can
tai of not less than 100000, nor more
han s50OO0O.
The charter specifies that the chief
business 10 he transacted Is the manu-
'actiIre and sale Of fe'Hili2crs, the nur-
chase and sale OF fertiIizing material
the conducting Of general warehouse
and storage business ard that Dc n
wharfage and tightening business. the
lisslIing Of tlc"Otiable warehouse re-
ccipts. end such other business of a
similar nature rs may he deemed de-
sirable by the company
The officers are f. S. Royster. of Nor.
folk. president and treasurer ana G. T..
Burroughs OF Norfolk. secretary
These, with Charles T.. Williams. 4f
Portsmouth,; c. y. Johnson, Of Tarbo-
no, n. c.. and J. a. Gill, Of Wake For
est, y. c., constitute the board of di-
rectors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
AMHSEM s..x Is.

Ell CAPTAIN" That
Iltan comedian among comedy min
nows, DeWolf Hopper, surrounded by
me entire membership of his now
famous operate organization. will
make his first appearance in Norfolk
ms evening ut the Academy of Music
me popular comedian will present
Tor the first time here for the approval
ana amusement of our theatre Eocrs
inc brilliant musical sensation, Eel
captain which is an entirely new and
immensely popular comic opera, writ
ten by Charles Klein and composed by
mat great March King" John Philip
oousa, whose name has become a
househoid word on two continents, and
whose cnlivcning march compositions
nave become almost universally poDu-
lar to the music-loving world
Inc entire cast or PRINCIPALS, sur
rounded by the same grand chorus OF
MY voices will interpret the authors
bright witty lines. and the composers
sparkling gems OF melody here. and Il
complete military brass band will as
sist in giving tone and volume to tho
TWO great iinales in the secCcd and
closing acts Of the opera
Very many admirers of Mr. Hopper
would be pleased if he would recite
Casey nj the Bat"
ROBERT DOWNING.-Thc sale OF
seats FOR Robert Downing's engage
mcnt at the Academy OF Music next
FRIDAY and Saturday commences this
morning at the box office. Usual house
prices will prevail. Mr. Downing will
present en- Friday evening THE New
Gladiator AT the matinee Saturday
afternoon. "1ngomar" Will be present
ed. Saturday night closes the engage
ment with grand production of sam
son and Delilah"
THE STORY OF THE REFOl2NIA.
TlON.-The story of the Reforma ton
was repeated at the Academy of Music
last evening, and, like the opening
night. the entertainment pleased its
auditors greatly. The Views. the drills
and the representations. along with
The vocal efforts of the participants,
were interesting features, and elected
merlted applause.
me entertainment was given for the
benefit of the new hospital of the Re
treat for the Sick. and the hope is that
II was a financial success
Quite number of handsome bou-
quets were handed over the footlights.
among them one To Miss Ethel Nicely.
VINO imrers0nated Isabella; TO DR..
fcrcbee, who represented the Glector;
TO Mr.. III. G. Avery, who represented
Luther. and to Mr.. Stephenson, the
carlinal'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
a LARGE SUIT.
$4,000 Claimed for Injuries Caused by
a Fall

S2o'ooo Claimed for Injuries Caused by
a Fall.
In the Count of Law and Chnncerv
Yesterday was tried the damage suit
OF James l.. White VS.. the Norfolk and
western railroad r5r $40 900 for injuries
alleged 10 have been received in the en-
nlny or The defendant on November 2s,l
1879. The case was heing tried before
a jury. with NJ. ]. n. Williamson as fore
man The plaintiff is represented nv
burroughs Brothers ana Mr.. J. NJ
hecNnE; the defendant by Mcssrs. Sharp
& Hughes.
The plaintiff claims that on the
ile above mentioned. while ascending
he side of the Nornllk and Western
Grain elevator to fix some electric lights
ne rope which he used To aid him In Tho
work broke, prccipisating him to the
wharf some 40 feet below, breaking his
leg and otherwise iniuring him.
Just prior to adiournmcnt the instruc
tf1ns were argued by counsel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
STONEWALL JACKSON" Al,
CllANCELLORSViLI.II
Tell My Men TO Cross Tn,, r,,,a

Tell My Men to Cross That Road"
ms memorable command was given
y! lhe greatest and grandcst of heroes
Mhth one OF his aubordinatcS Suggcstc,,
mat our men We're recalling before
overwhelming numbers His command
WAS delivered and obcyed. and in less
ihah ten minutes IIdward'S division
was routed and shattered. Now we tcl
one and all lovers Of the weed to chnw
ana smoke the Lost Cause" tobacco
IN so doing you aid n noble ana dascrv-
HiS cause, besides you get as fine n
chsw ana smoke as can he turned out
OF any factory. Pear in mind aha,
we pay two cents per pound on ali
sales of Lost Cause" IIu" ana smnk
!hs TO the 'old vets who an crlpr'ol
and needy. So call for this tobarc,
and you will be pleased.
Wholesale J0bbers-J l.. rarrant G.
CO.. ID. w. Todd. Jr e Co., l.. ". Davis
Wright Bros. Tobacco Coc,sany 81
Charles. Mo, manufac turers.
Maj. J. L. NJ. WRIGHT, ACT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
COURT NOTES.
Marriage License-NNil Probat ted
Property Transfers.

Marriage License-Vn Probated-
Property Transfers
y marriage license has been issued
in this city to Eva Francis Church. of
Norfolk, and Jordan Il. Wells. OF Boyd.
ton. the ceremony 10 take place in this
city or the 9th instant
w. w. Sale. trustee. has transferred
TO D. II. Quattlehaum all III" stock If
Goods and fixtures contained in the
drug store No. 1G2 Bo.etourt street;
consideration S2.175.7S.
The viii of Mrs. Carolina pinkham
Constable was admitted tn probate l.,
the Court of Law and Chancc,y vas
;craay. Mr.. Henry Is. Constable. hus
band Of deceased receives 'he entire es
tate absolutely. 1t is valued at about
$4,000
Ruth Lee. administrator Of Josprh
Lee, deceased. has entered suit ayains,
the American FcrtiMZing companv
claiming $4,000 damages.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
MUTUAL CONFESSIONS.

Mutual concessions. it is stated.
brought about the arrangement. While
the restoration Of rates is recognized as
TO be The first result. OF the arrange
mcnt, the manner in which the lines Of
the two systems on the bay are to be
affected IL Of special inquiry. 1t is I'M
derstood that the arrangement pro-
vidts for the withdrawal OF the old
Bay Line service to Richmond ana Of
the York River Line as a competitor for
Norfolk business. The York River
Line, it il stated. will continue to go to
Norfolk. bu; Will handle only the
through business Of the Southern Rail-
way. About $1,000 GEO were expended on
the terminals at Primers Point by the
Southern Railway for the handling OF
this traffic, and il is nj: considered
likely that 1t would withdraw the en-
tire service of is water connection.
Another change discussed is a posi-
Bile consolidation of the passenger bust
ness al the Light street wharf OF the
York River Line and of the fr light bust
ness at The Union dock piers of the old
Iiay Line"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
{ cry IN PArAGR.APHs I
Brlofest5 Possible Mention Made q 81
Many Matters OF Interest. N 551

Many Matters OF Interest.
Mr.. r. a.. Dobie Is in Baltimore.
Constable j.. s. Branch, OF Suffolk,
was here. yesterday. IS Al 4 (. Ii ~ ssIs q. 81
Mr.. Richard McIlwaine was In Rich
mond yesterday on business. <.
VIM. II. Elliott, ESQ, OF Baltimore,
visited the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Superintendent George w. Wright, Of
the water works, Is recovering from an
attack OF fever.
The services at Union Mission last
night were conducted by the Epworth
League OF Epworth NJ. =. church.
To-day In the church calendar is
known as the Feast Of the Immaculate
Conception. Masses will be held at $3.50
a. m. and 8 a. m. S. ,E
The Fire Department responded to @
still alarm at No. o. Brewer street t
245 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
blaze was a slight one and easily ex-
tingulshcd
Miss Jessie Hodges has recently re-
turned from Washington, where she
graduated at st. Roses Industrial
School. In dressmaking. She Is ready
to receive orders and asks call and q
snare or the patronage OF the ladies OF
Norfolk.
Curtis Cain. colorcd, was arrested by
oiflcer Allen yesterday morning as a
suspicious character. FIe was found in
hall on Main street by Shepherd
richardson. Il 14-ycar-old boy, who
Erapplcd with him and got a cut head
ana bit hand for his pains. hut he
hcid him until the officer came.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
christmas il .p,ro,cni,,r

The Gale Jcwclry Co. Drank II. Gale
manaGer). is receiving additions daily
To their already attractive stock. Their
stock of watches, both ladies' and
gents, is the largest and best selected
in the city If YOU are In search of n
Christmas present YOU could not do bet .
ter than select n Nacheron and Corn
stantin watch. They are famous for
their remarkable time keeping quali-
ties, equaled by few, eXcelled by none.
This company has inauglirated the
celebrated Diamond and Watch clubs.
These clubs will have the special al
tcntion of Mr.. +. II. Gale, who mada
such wonderful success for so manv
years OF the Frank H. Gale Diamond
and Watch clubs. Their frs, club Of
fifty was formed last week, and thei,,
second is now well under way. Al
though q fine gold watch or diamond
can he obtained for SLIGO a week, vel II
is not an iDSta!ment plan. IF YOU dom;
know the plan call in and nvcstigaia
our optical department is the best in
the city. that is acknowledged by thou
sands who have been so fortunate as to
consult our ophtha lmOgist. DR.. s.
Week. the manager His reputation
rs an eye specialist is not questioned
He leads in his profession Those
Wishing to make presents of spectacles
Ia their friends can keep the matter n
secret by selecting gold frames and
after Christmas have the recipients call
upon The Doctor and have their eyes
examined free and without extra cos;
have glasses fitted TO suit their peculiar
needs. Prices will he marked down as
low as will be consistent with honest
goods. and trading stamps given TO
each cash purchaser asking for them
thus saving : per cent. on bottom cash
prices. The watch and jcwclry rcrair
department Is complete and work is
promised to be done in the hest man
ncr and ready for delivery when prom
ised. Every one knows the engraving
of this house is artistic and cquaIed bv
rome. Thcy make in their own shops
medals and college badges from the
cheapest 10 the most expensive at
prices 20 per cent. less than New York
quotations. TO 10 your purchasing of
the Frank II. Gale Jcwe!ry company
Is to save money.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
Many Matters Of Interest Around About
City Hall Square.
HELD ON CHARGE OF EMBEzzLESEH1
ID. w. Hobbs of This City Arrested
stokes VALVES Examination on
Charge of shootinE-n Big Du,mugr
snit-Largo, Company Chartered
Cat Makes n Sccnc.

In the Police Court yesterday William
NJ. Stokes waived examination on tht
charge OF shooting John Sheehan n
BENEFITS store, No. 10 Church street.
on Saturday might. November 18th. He
was sent on to the grand jury, giving
bail Tor his appearance In the sum OF
S5oo, with Joseph c. Prince as surety.
Since the Sth ultlmo Stokes has been nj
liberty under n bail OF $1,000 Shcehan,
the wounded man, has been discharged
from St. Ninccnt's Hospital.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
ELECTED OEEICERs-

Underwater Council No. 1902. Royal Ar
canum, has elected the following OIL
GERS: X T.. Riddick, regent: d. j.
Martin vice-rcgent; r. II. Rose. orator
+. III. White. past regent; W. r. Rus
sell. secretary; T.. w. Reed. collector:
lily Morris. treasurer; NJ. Adelsdorf.
chaplain; G. w. Todd. guide; l.. Levy.
warden; NJ. Friedman. sentinel; Trus-
tees. G. w. Toms. !. Moritz, l.. Hirsh
Ter: Representative to Grand Council.
T.. II. White; Alternate, w. r. TrOwer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
a Moot Question.

Where can procure something suHl-
BILE COR a Christmas Gift--ncat, new and
tz~> for little money. Call an the
Greenwoods. SIS Main street. and thsv
VIII help you out. as they, in addition
10 an overlooking sock, are receiving
daily the new goods recently bought
Prices will not be advanced by chem,
but every article sold on Il ClOsgl. MAJ
Gin than ever. Call ca:ly 10 set best at
1ention before usual Xmas rush
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
1t Is Permanent !
Do You Catch the Point?-
Cures that Stand the Test
)f Time are Worth
Having.
HERE IS oNE

Dr.. l.. Is. frey:
My Dear Sir:-FlFTEEN MONTHS
have months have elapsed since you SO
successfully treated me for CATARRH-
AL DEAFNESS AND CURED ME.
THERE HAS BEEN NO RETURN
WHATEVER OF THE TROUBLE.
When l was treated by you some is
months ago, I was intensely annoyed by
the CONSTANT RINGING AND BUZ-
ZINC IN MY EARS. ! WAS ALMOST
ENTIRELY DEAF IN BOTH EARS, so
That discharged my duties rs n petty
officer on the United States Rccctvingship
Franklin with much difficulty. YOUR
TREATMENT EFFECTED A COM-
rLETIG CURE AND ENTIRELY RES.
TORED MY HEARING. AND l HAVE
HAD NO TROUBLE SINCE THEN.
Ii. II. FRIES,
ao5 Henry street. portsmouth
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

Norcrcss said It could i,nly be taken from
her dead body. As he insisted upon hav4
ing 1t, under the law. She pressed It to
her bosom and cried as IL It hud been
an only child. She finally had to give
u up. however. and It was put into Il
basket and taken into custody By the
banded '''7r-'-.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

IoSp"rlty comes quickly 10 the man
whose liver IS in e,rJ cnnf,tIion mn
Wits Little Early Riscrs oro f,r,
iistie pills for constipa ton, bIliousnes.
indigestion aud al stomach nud Iivrr
nNnbieS ]. NJ. Tlnttcr and II. +. Wal.
her' Norfolk and Tru3t; & Smith, Berk-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

J. a. Perkins. OF Antiquity, o., was
for thirty years ,ncedlossly tortured by
physicians for the cure of eczema. He
was quickly cured by using DeWitt'rs
Witch Hazel Salvc, the famous healing
siive for piles and skin diseases. j. NJ
Trot:er and II. T.. Walker, Norfolk. and
Tru.tt s; Smith. BerkleY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY |

II you arc out of employment and want
a position, payins YOU from $50 to 500
monthly clear above expenses by working
present income from $500 to $500 yearly,
~ ~ G 5MorrkinE at odd times, write to the
SSr Ii1SHE 60, 123 Chestnut street. Phila-
utipnia, IA, stating age, whether mar
rieu or single, last or present employment,
3l, You can secure n position with them
easier and faster than you ever made
pVioIe IN your IlfG. no2G-iOt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-lwo nicely furnished rooms,
well heated, with bath privilege with or
without board; suitable for gentleman
and wife or single gentlemen. Apply 5Oi
FrcCmaSon street deS-3t
FOR EENT--I'r0m january LIST, that
large double store. No. 30 Church street
now occupied by Joseph brown MS a dry
goods store. apply 10 j. 5. Il. AMBER
son, next door. dc5-Iw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

1t Is easy to catch cold and just as
easy to get rid of It IL you commence
early TO use One Minute Cough Cure 1t
cures coughs. colds bronchitis. pneu-
monia and all throat and lung troubles.
1t Is pie 'sant to take, safe to use and
sure 10 cure. J. NJ. Trotter. Norfolk;
X. l.. Walker, Truitt & Smith Berkeley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
TO cure cola In enc INV

Take La alive Bromo Quinne Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. % cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
To cure Coiatn onc pnv

Take Laxative iromo Quininc Tablets.
MI druggists refund the money If II
falls to cure. % cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
CAT CAUSED a SCENE.
When Attachment Was Served on the
"KiSmct" CnmnnnN

I1ETIy.
When the property bf Miss Minerva
Dorr NOrcroSs, of the "Kismct" Opcra
company, which came to grief here. was
attached to satisfy Miss Judson's claim
for $lS5 salary. big Persian cat caused
scene.
When told by Mr.. Quinn that she
would have TO give up the pet, Miss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
REPORT BELIEVED TRUE.

"a fnancier in touch with Southern
Railway affairs, in speaking of tho ar
ranSement. said that while he was, in no
way identified with the negotiations he
had been Informed THAT they had been
contaminated. His informant, he said,
volunteered the statement without any
reservation as TO confidence. From New
York private udv.cCS We're received In
financial circles confirming the reported
settlement. and it WAS the general OK
pcctItion that the management OF the
Seaboard Air Line would make some
sort of an official statement. The failure
to do this was attributed by some TO The
belief that the heads of the two roads
had no, agreed on just how much was
to be kold TO the public.
Details Of the arrangement were dis
cu.sad in Il fragmentlIy way OH South
street and some Wild rum0rs We're heard
in some quarters. One of these was
that the Southern had absorbed %hc
SeaEolrd. TO this it was. however
possible 10 el:ct an uneauivocal denial.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
TRAFFIC MEN DID ]

"Whilc refusing 10 ID" quoted men OF
high hstanding in financial circles strt-
ed that; the whole controversy between
the Southern and the Seah5a.d had been
settled, and a contract to this effect had
been signed by President Il. CurZon
Hoffman, of the Scaboard Air Line, and
President Samuel Spencer, Of the S1u IL
ern Railway. 1t was further stated that
this con;rad; had been famed by the
traffic managers Of the wO roads ana
reviewed Ny the general managers be-
fore it reached ;hc Presidents i'll an Off
cal way. The negotiations Were car
ricd on by representatives Of the two
roads, who were mutually agreeable To
each other. THIS fact is OF some inn
portarcc inasmuch rs the controversy
was n. times so bitter tha: sharp per-
soralitics were INDUCED i'll on both
sides
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge. O.. saws.
After two doctors gave up my boy 10
lie. ] saved him f.om Group by using
One Minute Cough Cure" 7; is the
quickest and mos: certain remedy for
aougha colds and all throat and lung
troubles. J. VI. TrGtter and r. L. Wal
ker Norfolk, and Truitt & Smith. Berk-
ley
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
STUFFED BIRDS AT AUCTION.

Il. II. Morris VIII sell at his auction
house. on New Market Place, at 10
o'clock this morning, a large collection
81 stuffed birds, preserved and mount
ed IN the most durable and life-like
manner, by the well known Taxi(!cr.
mist. Charles s. Galbraith. comprising
many OF the most beautiful birds of
North America, game, etc. from Cali.
fornia: also n variety of humming and
ether gay nlumagcd tropical birds.
neatly arranged under glass shades
elegant and appropriate ornaments for
The parlor or cabinet. The ladies are
invited to atttcld this sale.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

MAN AND WIFE. or n :nung man. can
obtain board Ia private family, with use
OF bath, In western part ~ city. refor-
cnce cXchan%cd. Address ~" care of
Nirgin!an Office. sc5-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

ThDIESI Chchcstcr's English PcRnyroyaI Pill,
Ii an,anona o, F."1s nre the Best SIS l.,ls;
for l. ~" y LITTER by eaturn Mail. a: Drue;istl
Chichester Chemicai Co.. philaca., Pa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
FOR SALE

ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SAI.E.-hn
excellent ten horse engine and TWEEN
:! horse boiler for sale at t0w figures,
Apply mt FIRGlNlAN OFFICE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

MONEY 70 LOAN IN SMALL
amounts. FINANCE" this office.
HnJ-