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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
HHi NJ Bill. E<fE.

Mr.. and Mrs. !. Wesley Ames, of
Brown avenue, are visiting relatives and
friends in Suffolk, Va.
Messrs. a. B. Walker K Co have es-
avenue where they make Saratoga
chips. This is one OF the best ways to
dispose of the Irish potato.
The Ladies' Enterprise society, Of Me
kendrec will meet this afternoon at !.
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Bristow, of Wind
sor avenue, will leave to-day to spend
some time With friends and relatives
III Petersburg, Va.
Rev. L. Il. McCluer preached thc flu
neral services Of little Annie Wiscman.
l5-months- old daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs.
John Edwards, OF sheldon avenue yes
terday afternoon at . o'clock. Inter
ment was in Elmwood
The concert and lecture nj McKcn-
drcc last night was largely attended
and greatly enjoyed. All on the pro
Erammc acted their parts we'll Rev.
X. II. BENEFITS lecture was abundant
in healthful humor and practical work
Following is the programme:
instrumental duet ....MiSS Sollie
Bruce and Miss Cora Pollard.
Vocal solo l.. Frank Jordan
Nocal SOLO ............. NJ ISIS Waddill
Recitation .............. Mr.. burgess
Mandolin ana Guitar -. Gill BROTHERS
Lccture-'Your Wife" .Rcy. X. II,
Bennett.
Violin duet with piano. Misses Grace
Rhodes and Sailic Bruce ana George
Nottingham.
Mandolin ana Guitar. Gill Brothers
Refreshments.
y fair and apprcciative audience
greeted the rendition Of "Enoch Arden
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
Arrangements Being Made to Observe the
Day Of Independence fltIlngIy.
THE PROGRAMME IN GENERAL TERMS
Parade I'm tlae Morning, Speaking in
tho Afternoon, Fireworks III Night
"a Meeting Committee Appoint.
cd-Thc Mayor. Council ana others
Asked to Cooperate.

There is well organized movement
on foot to make the Fourth of July
next a notable day for Norfolk and
IL none OF the plans that have been
laid miscarry, this will be done.
Upon this occasion the people will not
be asked to go 10 Ocean View, or any
where else outside Of the city, but, on
the contrary, excursions VIII be run 10
TINS point, bringing in as large deleSa-
IONS as possible. It is anticipated that
goodly numbers will be present from
Newport News, Suffolk Hampton West
Norfolk, Richmond and Baltimore.
AS yet no definite programme has
been arranged. but in general terms,
an effort will he mad TO have an inn
posing parade in the morning, public
speaking in the afternoon, and fireworks
at night. AS 10 the parade, it will prob
ably be composed Of the members Of the
various trades orga nizations, military
companies. bands. and the like.
A NlI3IITlNti HELD.
Looking 10 this end, Il meeting was
held Monday evening at Richardson's
hall, on City Hall avenue and Bank
street. composed OF delegations from q
number OF the organizations above re-
ferred to TO. Mr.. Louis Richardson
was made chairman
The contemplated celebration was dis
cussed from all It's standponts, ana as
4 result n committee was appointed to
confer with the Mayor, the Councils,
military and other organiHa tons and
prominent business men Of the city to
solicit their cooperation, which will
doubtless be freely given.
Another meeting Will be held nj Rich
ardson's hall on Thursday evening, ed
instant. when further arrangements
will be made
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BEB X T. ES'YY
r MY

There will be 4 historical party givon
at the residence Of Mr.. Charles Blivcn
on Thursday night at s o'clock for The
hehclit OF the Girls society OF BcrIi-
ley Avenue Baptist church Admission
cents. Cream and cake served
There was quite number OF specta-
tors Yesterday afternoon on the grounds
or the B. NJ. ]. baseball club while thcv
were pract!cing for the match game at
Newport News
Ihere was an entertainment given a I
Mr. George Williams last night in hon
or or his guests. Mr.. Willie Ru!iin and
Miss Dora tAnSell. Of Ba.tce. Va. There
was quite an elaborate display Of re-
freshments and a nice programme OF
games, which was very appropriate for
the evening
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
NOTICE

~ ;, Norfolk. Va, April II. 1897.
MIR. y. J.. Walden, Of Norfolk has lust
arrived from Brooklyn, n. y, on his ~
days trip. where he met with thousands of
warm friends which has been connected
and employed In and through his business
had many thanks given to him for the
good which he has done for them, and he
found everything going on in success with
his other offices and which on his TRIP he
opened five other Employment Bureaus,
and IN other important business centres
North, East ana West, and has made ar
rangeincnts and received orders for thou
sands OF women and men TO fill every kind
offered. Work is now ready for All Who
want work. male and female, white ana
colored. to work in private families hotels
Aole-bodied colorcd men to do railroad
Eork, handle dirt. etc: wages s. per day:
also 60o farm and dairy hands wanted. Call
az once, a. IL Walden, Agency, 4GS Church
sIieet' NoTlolk, Va apr1l-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
ENCAE. BsI,EYETER.S.
Minor Mcntion of vnrious Matters a,
IntCrcst

Mr.. II. IL. Trce is in New York
Or. george ii. Cairnes. or Baltimore
Is here
\ rehearsal Of "rhc Mikado'' will be
held tonight
The Art League water color EXHIBIT
closes to-day.
me FRANCES Barnes social will take
place Thursday instead OF Friday even
ing.
a part of the now telephone boxes FOR
me police system have arrived ana are
being put up
Chief Of Police Dornin will attend tho
convention OF Chiefs OF Police to be held
at l'ittsburg OH May T..
air VIM. L. Elliott. of baltimore. of
me firm or Elliott Bros, was in Nor
folk Yesterday
The Wellington Circle Of Kings
Daughters will meet ut the Girls Home
nj 4;"o o'clock Tomorrow afternoon.
The business Mems association hold
It's regular quarterly meeting las; night,
Nothing but routine business was trans
acted.
Mr.. T.. w. Rev, draugh,smnn. under
the supervision OF City Engineer Brooke.
has prepared Il handsome tyDoyraphicnl
map Of Bramblcton Ward
Key DR.. w. j. Young, of Epworth
church, delivered the annual address be.
fore the Woman's Missionary society of
Queen Street Methodist church last
night
There VIII be q called meeting of the
working Democratic club. Third ward
IN their hall, on the corner OF Charlotte
and Cumberland streets, this evening
al s o'clock
\ defective nue in IL frame house ON
Maple avenue brought out the Eirc Dc
phftmcnt about $50 O'clock last night
II was eXtinguishcd with a hand chcmi-
cai eNtinguishcr, With small loss
MI. w. N. Watmough has been an
pointed soliciting agent Of the Baltimore
?Seah racket company. In charge of At
Ethllc Coast Line via Bay Line business
a&u all local Bay Line territory, includ-
'i!S me James river route to Richmond
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
OF Royal Descent.

Many American families claim 10 be
OF 'roHa! descent The Lees. Of Nirgini1,
so back To King Robert Stuart. Of
scotland, the Bourlles, Of New York, to
Charlemagnc, and. no; content with
ih!s noble founder OF their line, name
A!f.ed the Great as another ancestor.
y former president Of Harvard declared
that he was descended from Louis ~.
or FRANCE. The Macinlo@hcs. OF Gcor-
Gii and New Jersey, arc not So modes,
as many or the English nobility, who
are content 20 come over With lie Con-
querer. but claim to nave descended in
direct line from him, ana the Caivcrts.
OF Baltimore, claim Charles n as one
Of their Characterization News and
Coupler
\. J. Murat. of Apalachicola. Fla. is a
great -Grea t-Grandson of Marshal Niu-
rat, Napoleon's great general. who af-
forwards became King OF Naples He
is the great-Srea t-ncphew Of four kings
Napoleon. Louis Of Holland. Joseph,
King Of Spain. and Jerome OF West
phaua. lie is cousin Of Louis Napo-
leon. and Sreat-great- grandson of Napo-
Icons mother. who died In 1886 The year
he was born. Mr.. Murat is q man about
30 years OF age, and one Of thequ:etc
ana most unaSsuming men imaginaD bic
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED FOR DIR. TAI
images THE Earth Girdlcd.' OF his ia
NOUS tour around the world 4 thrilling
story or savage and barharous lands
Tour million Talmagc's hooks sold and
THE Earth G.rdled" is his latest and
ErandeSt; demand enormous: everybody
wants his famous book: only $3.50; big
book, big commissions: gold mint. for
workers; credit given: freight paid; out
hts free; drop all trash and sell the king
or books and make $500 a month Adj
dress for outfit and territory, TIE DO
MlNlON COMPANY, Star Building,
Chicago. mr3l-2It
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
JOHN S. ETHERIDGE.

EMERY AND BOARDING STABLES,
BERkLEY. VA.
Having just completed my new stables,
corner Chestnut and Pearl street and
stocked the same viii, some first-class
/ am now prepared TO furnish good turn.
cut day or night at rock bottom prices
Norfolk and Portsmouth trade solicited.
New. Phone No. g. 3[s1& 4 az
JOHN S. ETHI;RIDGE. Proprietor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

Sir Alfred l3iliot;, the British consul
for Crete, who effected the rescue OF
the beleagured AioslemS al Candamcf,
IS over ~ years OF age. lie is the son
of The late Charles Bi!:otti. and har
been employed in The British cons:,! :
service in Eastern E.uroopc as clerk.
dragonan r!ce-consul and consul sine
1912. in 1859 he discovered the Necropa,4
lis or C2m!rus IN Rhodes, ana srlper!n-
tended the excavations at Halica!nas-
Sus III 1865
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
FOR SALE.

Fof7 SALE.
COMPETENT LADY sTENoGRAPHER
wants permahent position: four years
goa Vifsinsn of Aseress
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Daily Lunch, Ice
Srea1n rSrlors and Restaurant, or man
Pertunty l large ln nee same T1ae Gp;
Virgininn office apr14-sta,
80 FAMILIES WANTED.-Five 10 fifty
acre TRACTS already plated Of choice,
high. We'll drained land; finest OF soft wa
ter; 80 minutes drive on Princess Anne
shell road. On easy terms to improvers.
h heh5S T. SShent Of the owner .nr 6: F.
60R SAhhE-Nice new residence, Cooke
conveniences; also truck diary and grain
tarm near CITY,, Apply to Il. 6. PRITCH-
RR aS.e, corner corner Cook and Holiday street.
allow hand to move smoothly and with
ease and .rapidity over paper in writing.
care euy J PoSTS"5STs 99gTsSS s. co Mi Ps
ent Attorneys. Washington, D. G.
FOR sALE.-RcnovIno. An unexcellcd
carpets, clothing, woodwork, etc. Makes
articles as fresh and bright as new. Adj
pERBURN & CO., fatent Atto " r:n
Washington, d. G.
FOR SALE.1A new. and useful invention
in Flower Holder for attaching Il bunch
OF flowers to coat or dress. For partic-
WEDDERBURN &: Co. + ha lent y Atidr.
neys, Washington. D. c.
: FOR SALE.-NIail and Parcel Carrying
Device, Adapted. to carrying matter
from place TO place without inconven-
JOHN WEDDERBURN ( CO, Patent tert
Attorneys, Washington, d. c.
FOR sALE. Improvement in Fly screen.
May be applied to window of any size;
d 1eiain d,s1 rm and secure sganst acct
care JOHN WEDDERBURN & co, Pat,
ent Attorneys. Washington, L. G.
FOR SALE.-Foldns Bed. May be locked
1ec any dG4irHd nositt,1n clothing is held
Cd Address i. NJ anthony. . care iia's Join 5Gi1
WEDDERBURN & co, Patent Attor-
neys, Washington, d. c.
FOR sALE:-llnife for aiding in shoeing
h os "a and d., trmming their hoofs: Trims
Addres s eTt" c "PGn o eane sn oHN =
WEDDERBURN. & co, Patent Attor-
neys. Washington. d. G.
FOR S!hhE.-Device for Propulsion of Ma
rine vessels. Greatly dimnishcs length.
anus an renenE spn,e Man
gate. For particulars address Eugene
Duerr care JOHN WED DERBURN *
co, Patent Attorneys, Washington, -.
FOR SALE.--Railway Alarm Bell. Placed
in advance of bridges. etc. rs warning
to trainmen. Automatically operated by
movement OF approa ching train. Address
Newell j. Smith, care JOHN WEDDER-
BURN x CO, Patent Attorneys, Wash
ington, d. c.
FOR SAI-E-Sef Waiting Table. Provid-
ed with means for holding table cloth
securely il place, yet same may be read
1ly rcInoTcd when desired: r.. NJ. liirsh,
care JOHN WEDDEitBURN e Co. Pat
nnt Attorneys, Washington. D. c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
CONCURRENT BUSINESS

ihe following concurrent business was
transacted prior TO the consdera ton OF
the telephone ordinance:
INC action OF The Common Council in
adopting an ordinance imposing a Ii
ccnSc tax Of 500 per day on i1incrant
vendors was cOncurrCd in. The rcsolu-
ton providing for HE paving. curbin-.
grazing and 2utterin" Of Randolph
street was also cOncurr@l in
liy aVote of9 10 = the ordinance rogu-
iatinE overhead wires on telephone ana
Telegraph poles was adopted as amend
ed III the Common Council
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
mr.. MORGAN FINISHES
Alabama Senator Concludes His Four Days
Arralgnment of the Spanish Government.
IT'S WRITTEN THAT CUBA SHALL Be FREE
'bS Associated Press to The virginian)
Washington. y. c., Ap,jl IA

'By Associated Press to The virginian)
Washington. D. c.. April Is.
senator Morgan Of Alabama, to-day
concluded his long speech on the roso.
luton declaring that a state OF war ex
ISIS III Cuba. lie did not ask for :, vote
III vi me resolution. but announced that
early day
Inc bankruptcy bill was taken up nj
:, Clock, Mr. Lindsay. OF Kentucky, de-
ishuihS the measure against criticisms
MADE against it. During the day MIR.
Davis, of Minnesota, chairman ar tho
COMMITTEES OH Foreign Relations, rave
notice that he would endcavor on Thurs
DAY to proceed with the arbitratio
treaty in executive session.
MISCl1LLANEOUS NrATrERs
y letter from Secretary Cage v,e 70
cfiNcd by the Senate responding to Tho
resolution OF inquiry as to orders iss,,rI
20 customs officers To DELAY liquidation
Oh entrees made of merchandise arriving
after April last. The Secretary OK,
plans that the order is in accordance
with authority conferred o; him nv Inv
Following the reading of the letter Mr.
vest OF Missouri presented a resolution
ucciailng that the order is without an :
'hority Of law and violation of the sta :
iuteS and customs regulations goyernine.
49," hlE r iiie,L OIL import duties at the
coilnc,nd :, WERE INC same may be
IN the course OF the presentation OF
memorials Nh. CocllrclI. Of Missouri. an
| nounced that he held III his hand onc
,I,o neu iI.h.cd petitions from
49, =; 80 49, lh'iahipolls confer
surrender to them the right of lcgisla :
| ton He asked that il be referred to
| tile FINANCE Committee with the under
| NJ, r;1 ~, 'I ~ ~! w eii"oisc II.
| $50, ;iH I'ncnl' " New iialnp-
,m,' ",''.leV pil's aulhori%ing The
| ,sT,.,,a.l' ,, ~ POSSESSION OIL me
-. 80, l.,slil'e'','l "rhlor pants.
| HfNAIOlt MORiAN'S SPEECH.
Mr., Morgan then entered upon Tho
! fourth day of his speech on his Cuban
resolution.
lie said Snain stood indictad ~ ,ao,.
| less violation of every treaty obl;,r,tion
| AT the present time. he said. wt, were
| furnishing the Spanish army and navy
| with supplies and at the same time we
were arrcSting every one who aitcmptcd
to end supplies to Cuban forces.
The Senator asserted that the course
| of events led to the belief that our Gov
eminent was more in sympathy with
this ancient Bourbon dynasty than with
our own people. He feared The Amcri-
can people could not be hold il, chac,,
much longer, but that they would cross
the Gulf Of Mexico. as the Greeks were
| crossing the mediterranean Sea ia
| avenGe tn" crucltics which only Turks
and SpaniarGs were capable Of innict-
| ing.
MI. Morgan read numerous letters. in
Guiding one from the Cuban Governor
| o. The Province of Orientcs, 10 show the
complete establishment OF a civil gov
ernment by the Cubans
| At O'Clock the bankruptcy bill. which,
mad the right Of wHV ,-uvn 1I-or TOM
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
Eastern District OF Virginia



WtlREAS, ON TIE lst DAY OF"
w April, 1851. y. c. Jones lied his libel
IN the DisIEict Court Of No United States
Tor me Eastern District Of Virginia
against the Schooner Mary Curtis, her
boats. tackle, apparel and furniture. in a
cause OF contract. civil ana maritime
AND VIII EREAS. by virtue OF process
in due form OF law, to me directed. re-
tlirnahlc on the 9Th day OF April. 1897
have seized and taken The said Schooner
Mary Curtis, ana have her in my Gus
todv.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that a
District Court viii be held in the United
States Court Room. in the City Of Nor
folk on the 18th day of April. 1897, for
the trial Of said premises, and the owner
or owners and all persons who may have
or claim any interest, are hereby cited to
he ana appear ri the time and place afore-
said, to show cause, If any they have
why Il final decree should not pass as
prayed J. NJ. 1IUDGiN,
L. $. Marshal.
BY THOMAS Fl. CROSS,
apr2-t oaprli Deputy Marshal 5-E
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

. u. D. Mills -IlC
duty OF constantly nltering all poisons
and impurities out Of our blood Nv way
Of The urine
Thcy work every second, every min
ute, every hour. day and night.
They work while we sleep.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

FOR SAIE-Self Waiting Table. ProviC-
ed with means for holding table cloth
securely il place, yet same may be read
ily removed when desired. r. NJ. Iiirsh
care JOHN WEDpI.EBURN & Co. Pat
cnt Attorneys, Washington, y. G..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
God Gave Us Two KindneyS,

make them strong and healthy. ana
Keep them constantly working for our
good
Eabtual drinkers ana highlivcrs need
these pills, for they frequently put an
extra Dor on their kidneys by cScp,;-
s!Ve eating or drinking. The danger is
l'rights disease.
Every poison that goes into the BODY
SHOULD come out Healthy Kidneys make
pure.blood
sHrcd 0fInfnninntiOno of the ISidnnys
After Fnilin= to get Ala Elsewhere.
| Feb. &c. 1897
Hobbs Remedy Co:
Dear Sirs: For over a year | have sIr-
Tered from a kidney disease. which thr
doctors called ncphritis or inflammation
or me Kidneys. ! had been under the
DOCTORS care aud tried many patent
medicines also, without obtaining relief
suffered intense pain In the region Of
the Kidneys, and at times was unable
10 attend to business. my back being
very weak. ! heard Of DR.. Hobbs Spar
agus Kidney pills and tried them. ar
Ter taking three boxes ! am entirely
cured
GEO n. STRANAHAN
So6 18th ST, \. W., Washington, d. G.
HOBBS REMEDY co, PnorErErons, Cu1cAoo
DR.. Hobbs Pills, For SaieBy
BURROW, MARTIN & CO., oauea,srs,
Norfolk. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
':PH0HE I:
FRANCHISE
Concluded from First Page.)

kSOlciuEeC from FIRST Iage.)
Is it TO the interest OF Norfolk to get
INTO telephone communication with the
other cities of America? If the questio,.
were one OF building 4 Chinese wall
around our City, my friends Of the OPP
position have argued soundly. If not.
hoWever--f the question is how shall
we Increase the size Of our city and her
importance, they are wrong.
why is it that we cannot accept 4
maximum rate? Because we have re
fused 1t everywhere else and we can
afford neither TO violate Il precedent al
ready set by us and acccdcu to by sew
cral thousands OF towns where we now
operate, nor can we establish another
precedent. which would destroy us in
our plans of extension
hold that whenever our rates be
come unreasonable Should such Il con
tingoncy arise) Your Council can impose
upon us reasonable maximum rate y
AMENDMENTS GALORE.
The matter was then laid before tho
Council, and Mir. Briggs moved that tho
body concur with the Common Council
IN adopting the ordinance. Mr.. Jacobs
seconded the motion
Mr.. Freeman offered an amendment
providing that should the city purchase
the southern States c0mpany's condl!tS
the American company shall use Tho
same.
Mr.. Baldwin thought section cover.
ed the matter
Mir. Freeman thought it best to re-
licvc the company Of the expense oi
laying ducts. which might have to be
abandoned should the Councils compel
'nem TO go into tho ducts owned by TIN
city.
Nj. Williams said that he Had heard
that The American company could not
use the ducts. Mr. Jones said that h.
had been informed that the conduits
We're sufficient for any compuny's use.
The amendment was lost by = vote of
six . five,
AFTER THE BELL
Mr.. Freeman offered another amend
ment To the franchise, prohibiting the
American company from forming q trar-
!ic or other arrangements with the
Southern Bell Telephone company I'M
III mat company shall have obtained n
chartcr from the city. as required by tho
resolution recently adopted by The Coun-
ellis.
MI. Freeman here arose ana stated
mat he understood the Southern Bell
Ielcphole company did not intend to
comply OF to take any notice Of the eli vi
mandate in this matter.
Ihe amendment was adop;cfl bv an
aye and nay vote.
Nr. Baldwin here moved that thc vote
be rcconsid"rcd and the whole matter
laid on the table
Mr.. Jones amended to the effect that
he motion lay over for sixty days. The
chair was Of the opinion ,hat the mo-
tioN 10 lay over could not be amended
me question therefore was on laying on
the table until the next regular meeting
The motion WAS put and carried by a
vote OF ! to ). The ordinance therefore
lies Over until the May meeting.
CONCURRENT BUSINESS.
The following concurrent business was
transacted prior TO the considtra ton OF
the telephone ordinances:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

FOR SALE.--Railway Alarm Bell Placed
in advance Of bridges. etc, rs warning
TO trainmen. Automatically operated by
movement OF approac ching train. Address
Newell j. Smith, care JOHN WEDDER-
BURN x CO, Patent Attorneys, WASH
ingtOn, d. c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

FOR SALE.-Rcnovino. An unexcellcd
preparation for renovating and cleaning
carpets, clothing, woodwork, etc. Makes
articles as fresh and bright as new. Adj
dress julius a. Rugc, care JOHN WED
DERBURN & CO, Patent Attorneys
Washington, d. G.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

FOR SALE.--A new and useful invention
in Flower Holder for attaching Il bunch
OF flowers to coat or dress. For partic-
ulars address J. *. Saario. care JOHN
WEDDERBURN & CO, Patent Attor-
neys, Washington. d. G..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

5CR SA LE.-Finger Rings. Adapted to
allow hand to move smoothly and with
ease and rapidity over paper in writing
FOR part address II. G.. Miller
care JOHN WEDDIIRBURN-& 6; CO, Pat
ent Attorneys, Washington, D. G.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

FOR SALE.-NIail and Parcel Carving
Device. Adapted to carrying matter
from place TO place without inconven-
1ence and delay occaSioned by ordinary
JOHN WEDDIIRBURN & co, Patent
Attorneys, Washington, d. C.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

FOR SAIE-Device for Propulsion Of Ma
Tine vessels. Greatly diminishcs length
ufacturers and ca pitalists should :nyesti-
gate. For particulars address Eugene
Duerr care JOHN WEDDERBURE &
GO, Patent Attorneys Washington, -.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

6Ot .SALE.-Nice new residence, Cooke
slreet, Park View: 10 rooms: all modern
conveniences: also truck. diary and grain
t ab near city,. Apply to Il. 6. PRITCH-
3hD, corner Cook and Holiday street,
portsmouth. Va. na2S-1m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
Dr.. Hobbs Sparaqus Kidney Pills

instead or one.
1t was for a pur-
pose.
The Kidneys arc
very important or
gains, for upon their
activity depends our
health. They are the
scaVengers and Sow
crS or the body. 'ru
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

FOR SALE.-Knfe for aiding in shoeing
horses and trimming their hoofs Trims
hoof straight and even upon both sides at
once: Address r. T.. Cahill. care JOHN
WEDDERBURN u CO, Patent Attor-
neyS. Washington, d. c.