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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
TEE TOWN OF CREwE.

Crewe. Va, Feb. 24-(Special.l-Mr
ana Mrs. r. Il. Dane lost by death last
week their baby girl, ELLA The funeral
LOOK place from their residence on Car
DINA avenue at 4 p. III. Saturday. Thc
services were conducted by the Rev.
d: I. Routtcn, pastor of the Methodist
church. The remains were Inferred in
CreWe cemetery.
Mrs J. 4. Routtcn was summoned bv
telegraph last Saturday to the bedside
Oh her sister Miss Annie West, who is
III at the Methodist parsonage in South
Princess Anne Va.
me ladies Of the Presbyterian church
WI nave an entertainment tomorrow
niEht at the Y. NJ. G.. a., entitled .An
oid Maids Convention" The proceeds
are for the benefit Of the church.
me snow. which began to fall about
lu Q clock a m. on Saturday last and fell
VI about : p. III. the same day, has MI
disappeared. 1t turned to rain late IN
the afternoon and has continued TO fall.
except at short intervals, ever since
Tie Crcwe bank has recently nut on
4 new dress, having been supplied with
new fittings and furniture on the in
SIDE anu emhclished on the outside bv
IL handsome glass front
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I.EEIEAS SOTr,ESIt.NED.
So F,,r, ms the Dcparrrhcnf Knows, &c
|! - - VIII Not DO sd. Tt;.

| Wa shipG ton, FnDruBry..; 34--AbsDluttiy
nothing tina was ,lG!iiuite or. new, could be
obtained this morning at either the White
House or the State or Navy Departments
in regard TO the threatened resignation of
onSul-Gencral Lee at Havana y rumor
that Admiral I?uHcc or some of the vessels
Of his squadron had been ordered TO 1ia-
wanna WAS brought TO the attention of
prominent naval officers. Fl
They declined to discuss it further than
to say that II such n course had been taken
there would be certain Indications around
the department which would suggest its
possibility, but that not the slightest
movement tending to show any change of
policy on the part of the admin Straiion
in Cuban matters had been manifested
Havana, Feb. 24.-,rhc case OF d.. Ri
caruC Ruiz, the American citizen who was
found dead under suspicious crculn-
stances in his cell in the prison at GuaEn-
baCCl, where he had been confined for
so.ne time III state of incomunicado, led
to the request by ConSul-Gcncra Lee for
the release from similar confinement Of
Mr. Charles Franklin Scott, another Am
criran, who WAS arrested on he Sth inst,
which request VAS granted by the authori-
ties.
Tho cases OF DR. Ruiz and Mr.. Scott gave
rise tn the contention OH the part OF th,,
United States Consul-General that A,ncri-
can citizens cannot under the treaty be-
tween the United States and Spain he i'm
pyistned incommunicado longer than ~
hours No instructions have been received
from the Washington Government by Gen.
Lee as to what steps shall be taken re-
gar(,ing the cases.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
AT. HYMEN's SHRINE
The Marriages That Occurred in This
City and Vicinity Yesterday.
PRETTY MORNING WEDDING AT ST. MARY's
~ Tho Early NInss ut That church,
Yesterday MIR. Alfred &. Iiycrln0re
ana Miss Teresa Louise Ahcrn,
We're United in neutrality-suspicious.
nurt0n NuptiaIs IL. the Afternoon.

at ST. Iary's Catholic church at &
o'clock yesterday morning. Mr.. Alfred
Charles l.ivermore. Of HAMPTON. and
Miss Theresa Louise Ahcrn. OF Witncrs
FONT, New York, were united in mar,
riaEe by Rev. Father Dohcrty, pastor
n large number OF those who attended
cufly mass were present and Witnessed
the ceremony. and also Il number of
relatives of the bride and groom from
New York. Miss Casey. OF Norfolk off
ciated as maid of honor, and Mr.. G. A.
Morisctte, of Rcrkley, was best man.
SMlTH-BURTON NUPTIAI.S.
y pretty wedding ceremony was sol
emn!zed last, evening at $50 O'Clock mt
the First Presbyterian church. when
Miss Alma Genette Burton became Mrs
Charles Anton Smith. The church was
prcttilS decorated with growing palms
and pottcd plants.
The bride was nttircd in q handsome
travelling gown, but her maids wore
pretty evening costumes.
The ceremony was performed By
Key. William $. Lacy, in the presence
or q large assemblagc or the friends of
the young couple.
The maid Of honor was Miss Sullivan,
or Richmond and tho best man Mr.. ],
=. Mnrcland, OF this city
Miss Burton, q sister or the bride, and
Lima Smith were bridesmaids and tho
uShcrS were rs follows:
Messrs. Whitehurst, G. ]. Rudolph, w.
~ Smith. VIII ErNlcben Richard Burton
and Robert ~. Keeling
Nltcr the ceremony, the bridal party
was driven to the Washington steamer.
on which Mr.. and Mrs. Smith embarked
Tor their honeymoon trip.
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THE PACE TI4ArxxxIIs.
An Atlanta Emhczzier says Society
''. did IL.

Atlanta, Feb. 2i.--Otis Smith. cashfor of
the Georgia Security ana i!nn,sinr 'c CON-, W
pah!, Who Is In jail for cmlppz2ling' $40 OCo
says his effort TO keep the gait Of swell So
ciciy mere caused him to go wrong Talk
ing IN his cell TO n reporter to-day lie said !:
- did not at first intend TO t!cfraud any
one. ] was In the swim. and it took en- sh
10 keep ny the tide | do not like 10 ar
rdiSn society, but am forced to talk
aDoIt 1t when discuss the real cause OF
lnY downfall. - -
- have been asked why | did not 90
along ana do the best could on nv lcujlI-
':late income. which was about 81 900 n
year; but 1t takes money to hold q place
IN society IN Atlanta. Ii you do not put
UP The stun, you are not apprecia ted So
long as YOU pay for the fun YOU are n
KING bee, but the moment YOU do not get
IN the push with the cash you are nobody
l was in the push, and had TO yet money
70 nod my own. IT took money to nav
Tor the theatre parties, germans. suppcrs,
flowers and other presents, and was Xix q
tie fellow who had hold or n gnlvanic ba :
tc:E-l could not lot II go After T once
started had TO keep it up or | was lost
H"thffe is nothing, real on tangible in this
EGGietY business he continued :Thcrc
Is 40 genuine friendship. You are ;,pprc-
clated for what you do in the way Of enter
tanning and giving plea sure The fellow
vino comes to the front with the most in
he way of giving the girls nice time Is
the bicgcS, man in the ring Let him
slack UP and he IS soon in the background.
But as | said, have no Arrangement 10
make Of Atlanta society. ! paid nv way
and 1t gave me the best it had"
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70 Recover for Injuries

The trial of the damage suit Of W.
j. Flippcn VS.. the Norfolk and Western
X ailway, was begun in the United States
Circuit Court. in this city, yesterday.
In April 1895. the plaintiff. who was en-
ploycd by the Norfolk and Western.
was assisting in removing 4 wreck from
the tracks of that road, about two miles
this side of Crewe, Va, where he met
with an accident, causing, the loss of
his left leg below the knee. No special
amount is claimed by the defendant.
The jury has the right to fix the dam
ages at any amount One OF the jurors
is Il colored man. 1t is likely that the
trial OF the case will consume several
avs. The lawyers are: General Edgar
Allen and Judge Edmund Waddill of
Richmond, for the plaintiff, and Mr..
Robert Hughes, OF this city, for the
railway
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LOCAL. l,HsEVITlES.
-. - ~ - ~ M !. ].
Minor Mention or Various aznttera or
interest.

The steamer Algoa leaves here Fri
day.
The Board Of Police Commissioners
Will meet this afternoon.
Mr.. \. +. Calling, formerly Of Nor
folk, was III the city yesterday
Mr.. 3. Watkins Leigh. Of this city. left
last evening: for Washington city.
United States Marshall J. NJ. Higgins
was her yesterday from Richmond
Rev. J. J. Hall lectures today at Ca
prom in behalf7pf the Capron Baptist
church. .-Jg..t. ~. ;,i-.- ii; III, s,,+y
Both girls and boys will participate
in the rally at Old First Baptist church
Saturday, @&,!S "l'rs =. - ~
The last Star Course entert inment Of
the season will be given at y II. c. 4,
tomorrow night.
MIR. Archibald Davis. who has been i'll
1T his home on Cumberland street, is
reported some better.
4 grand ball will be given Tonight at
Richardson's hall for the benefit OF Mer-
rimac Tribe. No 90, l. O. II. NJ
Mr.. William Perkins, Il wel-known
Norfolk printer, came down yesterday
from Richmond on a visit to friends and
relatives.
Col. William Lamb left last evening
for Williamsburg 10 attend the meeting
Of the Executive Committee OF William
and Mary College
The battalion drill Will be given at
the :\rmory tonight to which the pub
lie is invited. The Naval Post Band
will, as usual. otliciate.
The Rev. Mr.. Shinll, Of the Luthern
church accompanied by the young peo-
pie OF the church. will conduct the meet :
ing at the Union Mission tonight
Rev. Father Duggan, of the Plus Me-
mortal Catholic church, Baltimore who
has been under treatment at the st.
Vincents hospital this week, left for
Baltimore last evening
Professor Anton T.. Koerner, of Ep-
worth church, left for New York last
night TO attend the second service Of the
Guild Of American Orsanists, in ST.
Georges church this evening.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
sL'fiINs.I.Y'S TRAIN.
The Presid"nt.EIect ana Party VIII
SInitr E'nSt Time.

PlttSburE, February 2i-Tho. s,N.cial
train conveying Prcsdent-cicct Mckinley
and his guests from Canton to Washington
VIII be known as lie ''icnnSylvania Rail-
road Venetian Red ali the cars compos-
ing the special being finished III that tint
within and without. The train will consist
of a baggage car, one diner, two Pullman
commodation Of the inaugural committee
and the representatives OF the press and
special Pennsylvania railroad cars Nos 50J
and IS. which Will be occupied by Mai. Me
Kinley. his family and personal friends
The train will leave Canton Monday,
March iSt at D. NJ, and Is due In Pitts
toona at 3:05 a. m, in harrisburg at Gij
a. M. in Baltimore at $40 a. IN. and in
Washington at il a. M, March End.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
HALTlsIoREANs PROSECUTED.
tnnncrS ana Packers Chn:.cd with
Violating Label Law.

Baltimore, Md. Feb. PA number Of
Baltimore Gamers and packers were To-
DAY found guilty or violating the Mary
iahd label law requiring that all canned
goods should bear the name and nd
dress or the packer. The prosecution
was ut the instance Of the California
Fruit Growers Association. Mr. Walter,
who represented the Pacific coast fruit :
cfS, said that the case was important,
rs the West Is being flooded with Mary
iand canned fruit bearing California
labels.
The baltimore firms involved will
move for Il now trial, and failing there
IN. VIII carry the case to the Court Of
Appeals The penalty for violating he
label law is fine from $50 to 81 600 for
each omcnSc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
LOOKS LII1EINSOCENCE.
Evidences Tends to SHOW Colmnn Dtd
Not Steal !ifnutpS.

New York Feb. 2i.--In the trial today
of Hamilton T.. Colman. clerk III the
Land Office at Washington who was ar
rested on Feb. on - charge Of ilicg-
ally having possession Of periodical
stamps. Captain Thomas w. Munec,
chief Of the stamp division in the office
of the Third Assistant Postmaster
General testified that he had given
Coiman 4 number Of proof stamps sim
liar to those in question. The stamps;
had been given him by his chief TO burn
or do anything else which he felt in
clined. He turned them over TO his
wife from whom COlman received %
sets.
Prior TO the beginning Of his trial. Col
man has always refused to say where
he obtained his stamps.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25

AZ Number OF Persons Drowned In
kentucky.

Louisville, Ky. Feb. 24.-Reports OF
loss of life in the Eastern Kentucky
food continue TO come in. James NJ
Morgan, wife and child We're drowned
in Floyd county BY the oyer1lowing Of
Beaver Creek. which destroyed their
home. Elder Morton, "a Mormon mis-
sionary, was drowned near Mount Elk
horn. An unknown woman was drown
ed in Leslie county, and in Jackson
county Henry IlolcomD lost his life while
trying to ford a stream.
At Barboursvillc the Cumberland river
has forced a third Of the population 10
move out. ,asi
The Ohio is expected to come to n
stand here tonight. /.
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ssnss.srcctin- for C,,i,n.

At q meeting OF the Executive Com
mittee Of the Cuban League. held ye.>'
terday afternoon, it was decided 10 hold
a massmeeting Of Cuban sympathizcrs
Monday night, March 1st. at the Real
Estate Exchange hall, over umstadters
store, an Main street. The hall has been
engaged for the occasion and several
local speakers have promised their as
SiStance.
The League is gratiiicd TO find the
public so awakened to the situation and
warm in its sympathy with Cuba 1t this
time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
Obituary..

Baltimore, Nd, Feb 24--Mrs. Frances
Mansfield Johnston, wife OF Col. Richard
Malcolm johnson, the Southern au-
thor. died to-day at her residence in Bal
timorc. Death was due To Il compica-
ton OF diseases.
MIS-. Johnston was born in Sparta. Ca.
in 1879. and was the daughter OF Eli
Mansfield, Il prominent merchant Of that
town. formerly resident OF New Haven
Conn,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
1,lnstcrcrs Fleet onicers.

At n meeting of the Plastcrers Union
held last night ut l6S Main street. the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term: y. Mclean. president: NJ. r.
Anderson, v.cc-prcsident: y. J. Armstrong
sccrctary-trcaSurcr, II. S. Mclean. inun-
cial secretary; t. H. Banks. sergeant :
arms. Board OF Trustecs-J. A. Adams. S.
j.. Wilkcrson, George Thomas. The fol-
lowing delegates We're chosen to represent
the Central Labor Union: d. J. Arm
strong. J. 4. Adams, y. Mclean, II. $.
Mclean, S. T.. WlkersOn.
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Mems, Pointed Toe shoca

are going out OF style, and before hey
go out here we Will offer them for lee
money than other shapes. Look these
prices over carefully:
5 IS satin sewcd shoes sold at 81 20
l 20 satin scwcd shoes sold at. .... I sc
| GO calf sewed shoes sold at....... , 0O
! 80 calf Welted shoes sold at...... : sc
90 calf wcited shoes sold at. ~. = sc
40 calf wcltcd shoes sold at....... 3 0C
Go calf wrlied shoes sold at....... 3 sc
8 W calf We!ted shoes sold at....... 0C
HELLER'S SHOE STORE.
Ii Bank street, opp. Courthouse
fe 20
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These for Men. soc.

virginia." white unlaundereu shirts
Wamsutta cottons. Zoo fine linen bos-
oms. reinforced back and front, con.
tnuous gussets, felled seams. We say
the best shirt ever sold al soc.
Mems suspenders. 25c. kind, Zoe.
LEVY BROS,
344 Main street.
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speciat White -Wri.hrs, $40
Main Street

checked and striped muslins at 3ssc.. &C..
&c., l0c., and l21hc.
India Linens. e,4c., Sc, 1oc. 1214c., 15c
Embroideries &C., Sc, loo, l21sc., 15c
19c.. Csc, 29c, and 33c.
All fresh new goods and fully % pei
cent less than value. Cali and see them
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25

Our people are growing more and
more in the habit of looking TO local
druggists for the latest and best Of
everything III the drug line. They sell
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, famous
for It's cures of bad colds Group and
whooping cough. When In need Of such
o. medicine give this remedy q trial and
you will be moro than pleased with the
Testllt, RI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
Whit Presidcnt Hoffman

Of the Seaboard Air Line. saws:
Mr.: J. r. Harris. Harris Springs. S.
e: Will say that in my opinion the
Harris Llthia Water is by far the best
me great deal Of good, and / think If
q most valuable remedy" Sold by NJ. +.
Dodson. Druggist. Atlantic Hotel, and
Burrow. Martin & Co. III
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woIcott Honcwar, Hound.

London, Feb. 2i.-United States Seha-
tor Wolcott started homeward to-day.
lie expressed himself as being well sat :
isflcl with the results of his visit Ia
Europe and was very hopeful OF being
able to organize an international none
tary conferences
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
Court orI.nw ana Chanccrv.

Before Judge VIM. Il. Martin, presid-
ing In the Court OF Law and Chancery
yesterday G. w. Fentress qualified as
administrator Of Mary ]. Shipp under a
bond OF $500 With G. n. Whitehurst
surety. ia tSEE
Snow Pump Works VS.. w. II. H.
Trice & Co; Judgment for plaintiff for
S75.
The order committing the estate Of
Joseph Il. King to the City Sergeant
was reScindeu.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
WALKER, &. HAMMERS CASE.
Tie President lIas Committed His
Sentence TO -Four Yenrs

Washington, Feb 24-The' case Of Wal
ker 6. iamner, bank cashier. formerly Of
Imprisonment for tho Misrepresentation of
the banks funds, Is under consideration
officially given out, but it is known that
tho sentence has been comnluted TO four
years, with allowances for good behavior
The details Of the pardon viii probnb be
given out tomorrow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
AGENTS WANTED.

ENERGETIC LADY CANVASSER want
ed by a Northern Extract and Perfumcry
HOUSE to- introduce goods in this city.
Address Immediately J. NJ. tYEAGER,
general delivery, city. fc25-3tt
WANTED-Your address; will send partl-
cularS OF how one man made 1000 in
years; you can do the same by trying.
Address 2. 0. Box 5S0S, Boston, Mass.
fel6-tu,th, sa,su-4m
can be made BY several young men and
women in Norfolk. Portsmouth, Berkeley
and other suburbs. Call ut the SOUTH
ERN SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS
K UNIVERSITY. Haddington Building, at
once, for informa ton. fe23-3t
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Property Transfers.

John Freelen to Edward Diggs, i'm
proved property on the south side o
Brambleton avenue; consideration 81 800
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THAT
TER RIBLE
HEADACHE
TIRELY
CUR 3D..

FOR THREE YEARS / HARDLY
WITHOUT y ilEADACi!E. Not only that
but my noStrils were more or less cloggeG
up at the time, so that Ind
to breath through my mouth at
times. was constantly hawk
ing and splitting the mucus thai kept fall
ing into my throat | scarcely ever ate
n good meal, and whenever stopped tile
least bit my head swan. My mouth
tasted bad and my sleep was disturbed by
horrible dreams and I seemed 10 lose ali
energy. ! tried many doctors without re-
lief and al kinds Of patent medicines IN
FIRt:Y nnd took treatment under him
HE HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME-
think DR.. Firey is n godsend to suffering
humanity: l sleep fine now and get up. re-
freshcd. ! feel good all over now and often
tell my friends how well feel have n
hearty appetite and can breath so nice and
free. I HAVE NOT HAD a HEADACHE
SINCE l BEGAN DIR. FIREY'S TREAT
ME;NT. ! used 10 dread my work, but
now l feel SO strong and Well It's really
pleasure. In fact can't begin to tell all
The good DR.. FREY has done me. IIc has
cured me and | advise my friends to con-
suit him.
WILI.OUGHBY BRIGHT,
With 4. Wrenn & Sons 90 and u Union
street. Norfolk. Va.
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SuitS Entered.

j. II. Williams. ct ais. VS.. The City Ser
geant as committee OF the estate o
Franklin p. Hewlett, deceased. i,
chancery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25

BOARDERS WANTIID-Niccly furnished
pleasant rooms, with excellent board ::
new house, both with hot and cold water
u very desirable place for nice gentle
near Boush. fe23-3t.
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SUING: A RAILROAD
W. J. FIlppen Asks Damages Of the Nor.
folk and Western for Injuries.
He LOST A LEG IN THE ROADS SERVICE
All UninterestinE Police Court Dock.
Ct Disposed Of by Justice 'raniin
Ycstcrt"y-A Negro Fined for Mn
.ilcians prosecutiOn-Fitc Days
ila Jail for Stealing 90 Cents.

The Police Court docket contained
but few matters Of public interest YES
terday.
a case of malicious prosecution was
appropriately dealt With by Justice
Tomlin
FRANKLIN Pierce, colored, who was dis
charged Tuesday when he was arragn-
ed on warrant sworn out by j. S.
PETERSON, colored, charging him with
[embezzling $50 worth OF tickets to an
oyster shucking at Good Samaritan
Hall. was again in the dock yesterday.
Investigation by the court developed
the fact that. notwithstanding the fact
that the case was dismissed Tuesday,
because 1T was a civil one, Peterson had
procured another criminal warrant ana
had Pierce again arrested. The prison.
er was promptly discharged. while Pc
terson was fined 81 for malicious pros
|eCution
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ASSORTED CASES.

John Bembry. colored, larceny Of SO
cents from Matilda Newly, colorcd
fifteen days in Jail.
Same, assaulting Matilda Newly FIN
ed $3.50.
A. II. Wilson, drunkenness and NUS
ance; fined $3.50.
William Dyson, drunkenness and beg
ging on the street; fined $3.50
Charles Baker, colored, larceny, con-
tinued till today.
3. II. Cornin and James Lamont,
Doth tramps, were sent to jail for three
and four day resectively upon bread
and water
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25

FOR SALE-Papcr Route. now paying
eight ($S0O dollars net per week; secur.ty
must be given for prompt payment OF
bill for papers at end Of each month.
Price SO. Address Rare Chance" care
Nirginan. fcl9-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
BoARDERS WANTED.

WANTED.-Two nice young men TO occu
py furnished room Mt rea soma BILE terms
home comforts: central location. Appl,
new No. sol Charlotte street. fe1i-3ts
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TO CUREA COLD ONEDAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL It
fails to cure. Csc. sp8-tu, thu,s9t,7m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Washington or Sycamore street Il
bunch OF nine keys with check and name
engraved; suitable reward by returning
fe25-1t
MRS. GEORGE BURGER, No. 20G 1Iamlin
ave, Bramblcton, offers Pure Home Made
Lard in small quantities at Sc. per pound
or z cents by the fifty pounds. Orders
by mail promptly filled. Satisfaction
guaranteed. fe23-3t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Onc 75-horse-powcr engine in
first class condition; has just been thor
oughly overhnuled, and is rs good as
new; has an improved adjustable cut off,
and can therefore be run a less horse
power If desired, and be very economical
in fuel. Apply to GEORGE w. DUVAI.
X CO, or OLD DOMINION GUANO CO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25

People buy Hoods Sarsaparilla. year af-
ter year because 1t does them good. 1t
will do YOU good to tase it noW.
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Beecham's Pills for wind and distress
kAfteE sAtinR q. b h. 3
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A MARRIED COUPLE. or several gentle
men can secure n nicely furnished second
story front room with good board: terms
Virgininn. @i1a fe2d-3ts
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1897-02-18

Tho remarkable youthfnlness OF Mr..
Chamberlain's appearance has giver
rise to many STOKES. Here is one Of
them: Ia the days when he wea Nom.
Der Of Mr. Gladstcns's administration
she distinguished statesman had COCA.
sion 20 cross the Irish sea Gu day when
abe bcat was overcrowded and there
were no bersha for 81. He was attend.
ed hy private secretary with beard.
The private secretary picked aoquaiut-
ance With Sootchman, and the Scotch
mhn made suggestion for the distri-
button Of the party On the principle d
age before honors Kou and I, mon, =
be aaids will occupy the berths, and
she wee laddie Gun just lie himself down
On the door. =