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The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19
DEATHS.

In this city. Nov 49, Ella Gertrude NJ. Pet
tengill wife Of Edward f. Knight. aged % years
10 monSIs ID days
Funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock from
her late residence NO. 81 st. Lawrence 81.
In this city, Nov. Is. John b. Llttleft Id, aged
66 years.
In this city Nov IS. Katy, daughter of the
late Patrick and Mary Milan. aged wears.
Funeral Saturday afternoon az 2.30 o'clk,
from residence, AZ Center street.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19
FOOD FAIR.

Miss Farmers lecture to the ladies at
the Auditorium yesterday WAS highly ap-
preciated. She will lecture Sgain today
and there will doubtless be 4 large attend
ance.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19
THE TARRYToWN WIDOW.

Next Wednesday and Thursday "The
Tarrytown Widow" will be seen at Inc
jefferson. We are informed that the
piece is very attractive and that the
young ladies who appear in the piece VIII
make marked effect on our susceptible
young bachelors. The style of adyertls-
ing is quite novel.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19
OUTING FLANNEL.

We have just received Of handsome Outing Elan.
nels short length choice styles regularly sold at
loc yard These goods very popular just Night
Gowns and Skirts Mems Night Shirts and chdrens
shall sell them long they last at just half price Sc yard
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19
UMBRELLA WEATHER IS COMING.

There's liable to be lots of stormy for the next few
weeks that the drought broken and ready for with
grand Of Umbrellas of all kinds There are all kinds
Umbrellas Cotton Umbrellas to sell at &c. very pretty Silk Gloria
ones 100 and Silk ones at $780, 325 400 45o 575
600, CTS.
special leader fine Silk Gloria inch fast dye steel
rod wood handle sterling silver trimmed close roll at 81 90
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19
NOTION COUNTER.

Unceasing is the effort this department to supply the
crowdng demands for the little necessities every household at
tempting prices Everything needed the way of notions and
dress findings may be found at this we'll stocked department
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19
]. Il. LIBBY co.

IN Alfred. Nov G. Nancy, widow OF the late
Alfred Hull. Esq. et Shaulelgh.
III Alfred. Nov. T. Mrs. Chadhaurne, wife Of
Judge CAadhnurne. aged S0 years.
In Shapleigh, Nov. 3, William Mccoy TraftoD,
aged 10 Years
In sptinsvAlr Nov :. Mrs Abbie A. Frost.
aged 80 years
In Northport. Noy o. Ahram Brown. aged
81 years.
III Ayrowse, Nov . George Shepard Drum
nond. aged - years.
lii Sidney. Nov D Mrs. Emily B. Ellis, aged
~ years.
In Gardiner, Nov 8, Henry w. Black. aged
35 years.
III IeYant, Nov ., Simon P. Marden. aged TO
wears.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19

Try quart of those large oysters to
broil for tonight's supper. Order them OF
the Congress Square fish market.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19
NOTES.

John Phillip Sousa's new opera. 1.-THE
ife-Elect," will be produced for the
first time at New Haven, Conn, Deem
Der 30. The company will consist OF Al
bert Hart. comedian; Nellie Bergen,
prima donna; Christie Mcdonald SOU
brette; Lillian Carlsmith, contralto;
Frank Pollock, tenor; Melville Stewart,
light comedian, and Harry Luokstone,
baritone. The company will comprise
chorus of SO, ~ coryphees, and mill
tary band.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19
]. r. LIBBY co.

In Guilfoe6, Everett Z. Hescock and Miss
Cora A. Sturtevant.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19

loday we place on sale stirring bargain in coored all
wool oeSs g0oo goods just such you need There
III any one sye-hat why we have marked them down The
soment good however and STYLES are rstcass but the lines
beng broken we want to close them have marked them
price that will do Some of these eood have bean selling for
75c yard, some for 81 90 yard and
others for S1.25 yard. We have smm
made lot and marked them at @@MM M~
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19

Jerome-by Mary E. Wilkins
Published for S1.59. Silly
424 Vols. Dollar Books at 47c
Fancy Jewelry. Glass Vaseline
boxes silver
trimmed 25c1s
Nail files, Sterling Silver trimmed
25c
Paper cutters, Sterling Silver
mounted, pocket knives, smelling
bottles, nail polishers, babys rings,
bracelets, Sterling silver, paddock,
neck chains.
Glass ware. Saturday Sale of so
barrels ornamental
Glassware. Every kind of dish,
sc
Glass Sauce Dishes, shapes. sold
Saturday at &c
Yarn. still.spinning yarn yarns,
All our best yarns at cut. .
prices
Fifteen hundred pounds Of it.
Best Germantown, full skeins, &c
Best Saxony Yarn, &c
Best Spanish Yarn, Zoe
Best Scotch Iron Iron. TIC
'Pedryord'' As good as leather,
Dressing and handsomer, and at
Suit Case. half the price. War
ranted water proof.
The terror to baggage srnashers.
Protected corners. Cut prices for
Holiday presents:
20 inch, was 50 SO, now so.77
% inch, was $29S, now $3.50
"a inch, was So 48, now 1898
These measures are inside.
Undershirts Where does cold
for Men. strike you first and
fiercest? In the
hollow of the back of course, some
say the chest.
Very we'll we help you protect
bath places with these double back.
double front Undershirts. Warm
Camels' Hair color wool, with cotton
knit in to keep the garment from
shrinking. Better than g'any dollar
shirts we know of Price. CSC
Double seated Drawers to match.
A complete assortment of mems
extra sizes in Underwear from Al to
80, winter weight, natural wool,
Camels' Hair, etc, at our kind of
prices.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19

Try quart of those gilt-edge CLANS at
the Congress Square fish market.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19

s cts. A great lot of fine Note
Paper and Envelopes in
handsome boxes, "a sheets OF paper
and "a envelopes in box. Price
per box sc
2boxes for 15c.
1Oc box. Finer grade Of paper.
Ruled and unruled.
Regular 90 cent paper at 1Oc
15c. Still higher grade at 15c
'Royal Wedding" and Irish
Linen Paper As fine paper as
we know, Ornamental boxes, zoe
Pound Paper. Extra fine grade
Unruled. Put up
in neat packages of one pound at
12sc
Books. Most Of our Books are at
Half the publisher
price. Some are two-thirds. A
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-19

j. r. LIBBY co.
p S.
Rug Clerk Wanted. We want
smart young
man with some experience in Car
pet and Rug selling Apply at
once.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25

ausaeOreitet. 0o9 ba8 einnlal ents
id)liipite g9ort fonnte nid)t suriids
qeruien lueloen. 0raboon Qelpabrte
ibre Serptrrung. DaS gSobltbuenbe
bes aifbt miB;uperIteBenoen 9lu8Iprus
dies lpuroe absei6wddt bur6 bas plOts
lidle Berilumineu. uno 10 erlpiberte et
beinabe ousorufaloS rGereuet sic
bas unbeba1te 8efenntniB ni1t be-
9riinbet es it'd bod ouf 8orsdnge, sic
fir mid cine Suelle iruiger Sreube,
aber aud bitteren 9eibes aeipeIen.
Wa5 sic bamalS unter Dem @inbrud
eines erflarli6en @eiiibls Der geI I6ds
t1un9 iprader-mie sic es be5ei6nes
ten, lit unpergeiien 9eblieben uno miro
eS bleiben, obne baB i'd magen n69te,
benlelben eitie anbere 8ebelitung beis
suleaen ais bic zines Mibperitdnbnil.
les. !0eute miirben Sbre @orte anberS
Iauten."
Nionifa lab por Iidb nieoer. Die
bliiGeuoe 6Qrbe mar oon ibren @angen
0elpiden, uu lie olabal0 iuieber roli9
gu fd)miiden. 5iefer atbmete lie. Sie
Idien nab g8Orten 3u ringen. Damn
aber, ais lie sic 4u9en gu 8rabbon
aufid)luh trot ro8 einit angebabnte
offene Gertrauen mieoer al Stelle oes
s3peiIelna llnO 3a9ens, uno trenber3ia
betbeuettc lie: Sic wiirben nidt
anbers lauteu. Der tboridte 5raAn III
pertlltngen; suriid blieb Die &irflid.
felt.
9lls bdtte Die leiIe Grfldrun9 Die
GiSenidaft elmer beraul9enOen Sim.
melSnlelOoie beieiien perbarrte 8raO.
boH ipratblos. Gr nuBte aus ben lieben
feu9tglan5enben 9lu9en @rnutDi9nne
id6pfen, bepor er ertpiberte: yWlOnifa,
tbeuerlte O}onifa-iit e8 Oenn teins
1auibnn9? @ielteben Sie mir sic Be
re6tisun9 81, 0Offnun9eu, bic idlafer
niligell, neu Su belebeu?"
ssortiesuno folat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25
Srei ueriambt OH Wfdnner.
Gin Wiann in Widigan entbedt Elm
hemerfenswertbes 9eiImittsi
fiir Terlnit on &raft.
Eroben iperoen frei an 9(ae uerIanbt, bic
0arnnl ftlreiben.

gasl 3. gSalfer. aalamasuo. Nidj.. Bot nadb els
mem iabrelaneen Sample aeaen Die ieeIiitten unb
torperlttaen 2eiben BON bsrforener Mannbarfeit
belt.
gr betpabrt bas gebeimnis iorsfdItia aber er ift
tuillig. eire 8rcbe oer Mebistn allen Msdnnern su
isnoen. bic an irsenh elmer Sorni geidblecbtlitber
Segtuaobe leioen. als 5olge BON iueenblitber i1ns
iuenbet. iuie boraeitigen Berui oeS geoddbtniiies
@ unS &C. Ser arait. idbuad5sm &iifen. aampfaoerbradb
oers angenebme @irfung BON gSdrme unb icbeint
anmtttelbar su fptrten. inoem eS Die nerlangte
araft nnb eine gnttuidlune aiebt tuie iie nur se.
tpindbt turb. Gas Mittel beilte Wlr. @nIter boIis
ltanoig bon aI ben nebeln uno 2eibeu. Die bon
labrelangeu Misbraucb Der nntiirlid5 fe1faeIester
ynnttionen bsrribren. nnb ion in iebem 5aIie abs
iolut auuerl6ig ieirf.
Cine 8itte an Mr. Carl 8. ssaIrer. 6aS Waionic
Temple. aalamasop. Mieb.. bel Der Sic angeben.
oaB Sic cine 8robe ieires SeiImtteI8 fir Rdnner
iuanidaen. prb iofort erfiIIt. uno tene gereitune
resno tuelcer Wrt tuiro bon ibm geforbert tuerben
@r bat Elm groseS Sntereiie oarnr. baS bic &unbe
oon oieiem eroBartigen 9eimtteI nerbreitet tuirb.
uno er oerienoet nit Sorefnlt icer neritegeIt in
etnem ourthaus einfadben 8adet. 10 oaB Der gms
gtanger tetne 5urdbt boz nnbeauemlitbfeit poer
Sefanufueroen 5u b1beu brducbt.
eeler weroen aebeten. obne 8eraug su iebreben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25
8rnnbetsentbarns iIebertrasunsen.
Sobanna Gebrmann (WahlaB) an
%. u. Chapman, 8runbitiid I'm 8lod
2, fiir $3.50.
g3udleuS glrutca Salbe.

9ie bette Salbe Der 8elt fir S6nitte,
@eidwire, Giebers uno
6aut 9lusidlag, 8ledten, geiprunsene
Sdnbe, s5rpltbeulen unb ale Sautfrante
6eiten; turirt SdmOrrbUtbeu obsr feline
86llise 8ufriebenbeit aas
edntirt ober oas @elb tuirb suriideritats
.tt. rs Gents Die Gdo6tel. 8um
terfnnf in allen Nuothefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25
Sie ipartaniime 9ngeno Der gtano.
bafttafett

HuB in ntdt ssrtnsem @rabe ber. .DuIber besen, Der
sRns Rurrsu bic nualen bss Nheumattsmus Su srs
frasen I'M etanhe it, gBr baben md nj. elm lsIaes
9suueer tennen selernt. sgarum absr ipGte man
ntdst ben aeim bieier faauerltaen Dual ausrptten,
ese bas iebenSldnslt6e Wdrtprertbum besinnt, peun
man tn 9cfetters Massubittsrs eia Mtttel na,a an
ber 8anb bat, beKen gBtrtSamteit ais 0prbeuaunass
tttel segeu, pie ais etItttel fur bas 9etbem 10 aus
betann IT, pte esne rterstsidbrise Grfabruns ,etst
une pie nets erfolsretGe anpenpune In allen atuten
nnp 1roniten SdIen uur Iebren tann2 GS ents
ternt aus sem Dilute iene i5arfeH, beiBenheu SUB.
tanien, pelte BITE tetm Rbeumattsmu5 70 daraftes
rtifti6e brenuenbs Qein unb
herbetfabren, uno pelde, penn bas aetben iidb aui
Die nttalen Srgane pirft. dben Cob ,r Nplae baben
mpgen GuH entfsrut bas Bitters has Ralartaatft
aus oem abrper, turtrt 0pspspfe, 0ierenIeiesn,
Ueritepfuns, 9tltottdt, berubtst BITE Rsrsen unt
fartt ben sansen pbnfi6eu Orsant8mus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25
- Wsaria 6uBmauu. bic frabere

= Waria 0ubmann. bic friibere
9ausbdlterin beS 6errn arupp In 81,
len. bat benz npoIitilden SageblattA
In Wa@en gsibrieben, ibr Gatie lei noe.
Der ein gr3beraog nod Elm S1minbler
nnb es iei nidts @ebeimniBpolIes an
ibrer Seiratb. Msit bieier, olerbings
ettuas perfpdtet tommenben grfI1rung
i6eint bic SeniatiDns .gnte" BON
ber sWesalliance" bes ofterreidifden
Sbronerben bsfinitib absetbau su ieim.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25
Ma0erReit,

Die 1lriaden Der 21laeerfeii
ffno bel Kinosrn Scrofeln, 2tus'
ssbrune Bel Grwadfeuen unS
YIutarmuth bel 9eioen. Durd
n1a9erfeit sntfteht fie uno Seti II
Sas bsfts 1flittsI ihrer 6err 81
weroen.
Jsosrmaun wsie, 0as Geber'
thran oas eefiin0efts Sett berpor'
brinst.
6cott's Emulsion pon
Eebertbran III chne ibIen Beige
fdmad, es 1T ba Sett u fhaffsn'
msnH eis Sbrm xsSibstsr H0e etstt's GmnIHsH
Isasu uus ss Semen ,in In ioasIarhsnsm nmi4lss
tHtbsIitnss Dada NIT ben BiIet dnts pldnnsR sEs
Bu4ss sisbi. saan ShrTa Sic tim satrsaH.
80 Gsuis shs t1.0o
ssSrT nawrs. chsSaisss, New Vera
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25
at. scmis ssair bpm 4. bis o.
Cftuber tncluIine.

Die 5. & g. q. y. R. tuirb Ruubs
reiie'Btaette na6 St. 2ouis, Weo., fiir
einen Gabrpreis gum gerfaufe ousReI.
len, bonn 3. bis 8. Dttcber incIufibe.
3ur Rhdreiie shItis big sum IL Oft.
3. g. 8riee, O. q. & Z. u.
paleiiine, 5eyas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25

- Die Glotiue, tpeI9e bic @heber.
firma 8. Dieberibien in Giel flir bic
neue 2inie swii6en 0antburs, amiters
BAN, antmerpen unb @aIpefon In
ben Sienit feut, beiebt aus ben foIs
genSen Sdifen: sOIinba" 1884
grutto'%egiiter Sonneu, y@uritpba"
1868. 2auenburg" 2156, vSdlesmis"
1457, sSolitein" 2377, r6ermann"
1868, DSeniar@ 976, .Wiimi" S71,
sMarie" S65, uubIenborii" $50, ,Sors
ted 401 unb Shea" nit 36i 8rutto.
Hegiser. Sonnen. glQe brei gDoGen
wirb elm Sampfer abseIafen. STR
amerifaniife 8auniwolltransDorte bes
beutet biefe neue Oampfer. 8erbinbung
cine Werbillisung Der 6ra6ttoiten fos
tDle cine iueientli6e @riparniB ber
Eransportbauer. Die Mgenten Der
neuen 2inie finb in @albenon Wm.
paar 6 So. uub in Samburg unb
Antwerpen auguf 8IumentbaI. Die
fir bieie 2inie beIiimmten 8ambfer
fnb BON moberuer 4on1ruttion uno
nit ben beifen gorri1tungen fit ben
3ransport fiir Waaren. iopie nit allen
stomfort fir bic gsf6rberuns Der pafs
fogiere berleben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25

= Ser Barrier yi5igarO" meint. Die
beutide &eif6rtgisrung siebe bic Gras.
srnitli6 il @Emdgune, ob europa es
bulOen biirfe, 6aB vbie Ger. Staaten
bic Spanier aus cuba br1naen mollen. /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25
Senlleilee Centennial, gfaiboille,
Senneiiee,

Bonn l. Wlai big l. Nobember 1897.
&aten bio s. & g. N..@iienbabn BON
San Qlntonio fnb tuie foIat: $3.50
8ilette, Iimitirt gu 10 SageH, gum
8ertaufe 8ienstna8 unb Sonnerstags.
$500 8igette gut fir 20 Sage;
$34.35 giaette gaItig bis l. 9ob. '97.
.. 80. Stone. %. 6. &igsbp,
Mgenien,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25
GttuaS, tupramf mam fib berlaiIen
fdntt.

Scr. Sames Sones BON Ser Nputbe.
fer 5irma Sones & gpn in gomben,
Sls., iaste, inoem er BON Or. Sings
gteuer @ntbefung Ipra6, bab feline
Srau i'm lebten @inter einen 9(nfall
Der Grippe bate uur baB ibr Saa elm
10 erniter mar, baB fie 9fer5te in gop.
Den uno Gana ibr ni6t belfen fonuten.
9as 2eiben i6ien iid 5u saloppirenber
Sdwinbiudt enttptdeln 5u ipulfen. ga
er Or. Sings gleue Gntbedung in ieiner
@potbefe bate unb lebr piel bapon pers
fanfte, nabm er cine 5laid)e bauon nit
nab SauIe unb gum @ritaunen 9lller
besann iid Der 3uitanb leiner Srau BON
Der eriten Soiis an 5lt beiiern unb ein
babies 9usenb 9Ollar<Slalden Ttellten
iie ipieber bollfommen Der. 9r. Sings
9feue GntOeduns fir Sduinbiudt, Suz
iten uno grfdltuns iuirb 9arantirt, berz
artise 8irfunsen su er5ielen. Mfan
periude bas Mtttel. grObeilai6en frei
in Der stpotbefe bon S. aalteper & Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25
ct. Spais 2fnsffelnug bonn 8. Eet.
tember bis 23. Cftpber.

Die s. & 9. y. q. q. pirb iebeu
9ienitag unb Donnerfas bonn 8. Seps
tenlber bis 21. Otioher Runbreiie.1its
Iette nod ct. 2uui8. Mo., su II sabre
preiie pertanfen. Diele 8ilIette link
aur &etourfabrt 10 Sage shltie.
Q. s. price, @. q. &S. u.
paIefiue, 5esas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25

BITE gaioaette werbsn iebt BON 2euten
gebaabbabt, bic iuobI bem Jeinbe ge
geniiber iie su gebrau1en tpiKen, I'M
Snlano a6er bentenbe Menf1en unb
feline Wai9iaen iein mollen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-25

Die 5uniet gDoob Conn
barD bal ben gr6Bten uHb bsften
0crrat6 tcn Tlebfutter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-24
RtISaNESS IMpKuyINt:.
Newport Ncwa Trnde is Forcing
STEADILY FOrwnrd-NcWs NO1cs

Newport News, Va, March 23.--(Spe-
claD-While the outlook for the past
twelve months has been considered gen
orally very flatterinG for Newport News
ana vicinity, the three months just past
proved to be anything other than EN-
couraging to our business men gene
rally, but with the dawning of spring a
new impetus seems to have been given
TO the business interests.
The widespread Of IA grippe and kim
dred Ills. and laying off Of men, princi-
pally joiners, from time 10 time at the
yards, cut the pay rolls short to a per-
ceptable extent, While the progress Of
building and outside work was checked
by the Indictment weather. These causes
OF stagnation in business are happily re-
moved now, building has commenced
again. especially in the East End. with
renewed activity, and the repairing OF
roadbeds and handling OF much freight
al This point has given employment to
number of formerly idle men The work
at the shipyard promises to continue
DISK with an incre asing force for seve-
raj years to come, hence the prospects
are extremely bright foy the future Of
our little city.
The March ieIm OF the County Court,
Judge Baker +. Lee sitting. begun yes
terday. Jim Robinson, a colored man
who shot one Of his associates in row
which occurred last fall, was indicted for
felOnious shooting. George Bannor
who was indicted for unlawful stabbing
was given six months in the county Jail
In the case OF Mary T.. Smith, prochim
ami, W. Thomas Smith, Judge Barham
granted the former an absolute divorce.
and enjoned the former husband from
Interfering with the children Of the
marriage.
In the Police Court o-day a scrappinc
eas. between Frank Fa-sett, Mrs Rosa,
Mrs. Dunn ana Mr.. Lipshitz, which oc-
Cured in the Rockets last night, en-
sassd the undivided attention of Just ice
Brown this afternoon
Holm Fitzgerald. dsorder.y conduct:
| fined So and costs.
Ike lsFown. colored, dlsord=:ly conduct;
fined So and costs
Gillian iobhs, colored. disorderIy con
| duct; dismissed.
Frank Gordon. feIonous assault: fined
s. and costs.
William Ear:, fe:on!ous assault; fined
- and cos.s.
! l't%: Leg. al Old soldier, contempt OF
c3uri: :ined SO and committed 20 Jail
! In default.
john B"oWn James Smith. William
Brewe!, Oliver Casar, Ben Werln, Jas.
smith and D. Mcpherson, drunks, each
fined 81 and costs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-24
Town OF SUFFOLK
goods have been recovered. It Is though.
that Banks had an accomplice.
STUCK IN THE MUD.


a log team owned by Tom Norneet got
stuck In the mud beside the Atlantic and
Danville depot about 6 O'Clock this even
ing, anu crowd had soon collected TO
witness the horses futile efforts to go
on. The more they pulled the deeper
mircd nearly to the hub. Then the log
was unhitched and rolled to ilrmer
earth. 1t was q tremendous gum log
Intended for the Nansemond Truck
Package company.
FLOWER THIEVES.
Somebody went into the Hover yard
OF Town Treasurer John f. I4otza, at
Bank and Franklin streets, last night
and stole u quantity Of the choicest
specimens. Mrs. JotZia doesn't like these
inrasions OH her floral beauties ana II
the flower iiends be caught they vii! be
prosecuted.
CASE POSTPONED.
On account Of Witnesses absence
Mayor Brewer did not this morning. de-
eide the responsibility for yesterdays
collision in which j. II. Everett's bag
gage wagon was partially demolished.
The case will be called Tomorrow.
BATTALION DRILL.
There will be a battalion drill in
Suno!k Thursday night, in the new ar
mory, which has been given some in
terror adornments. There Will be pres
ent visiting regimcntal officers, and the
boys Will try 60 come up to their stand
ard Of proficiency. The public Is in
vitcd.
PLAYED IN HARD LUCK
The Miss Rennrd company was booked
Tor Il weeks stand in Suffolk. They
showed one night and stopped To
right when IL was time for the curtain
- rise there was not n. dozen paid men
In The audience. These were invited TO
the box Office and their money returned.
NOW fourteen SHOW people are mad.
L1TTII1 HAPPENINGS.
John Smith, q. and Martha Brinkley,
Is. colored, were married IN Suffolk to-
day
The Suffolk Fox Cubwill have chase
to-inorrow-that is II they can find any
thing to chase.
MI. and Mrs Jethro Carter Of Ian
caster county. Va, are visiting the
Bank street.
Managing Editor l.. S. Foote and
Business Manager a. +. Ra wlett, OF the
Industrial South, Norfolk. We're here DO
day. They have just concluded Il sue
cessful tour over the Seaboard Air Line
Simon Lawrence is sick ut the resi-
dence of Ills uncle, County Clerk r. Il
Smith, Kilby street.
Miss Janet Withers is spending several
days with Norfolk friends.
The Suffolk Literary Club meets to-
morrow With Mrs. John b. Primer
Brooklyn Heights.
Mis-. >. Il. Haynes and children, after
4 visit TO Suffolk friends have gone tc
their home IN Richmond.
S. s. Erambert IS i'll at his home, o.,
| Primer street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-24
OF Duty.

1t Is essential 10 tho we'll being OF tho
physical economy that The Kidneys and
they should never 80 ''off duty i t they
40, the kidneys fail to secrete from tho
blood the watcry element and the inpuri-
ties that should Ike thrown off by the blad-
der. ana both organs suffer in organic
health from their inaction, and incur dan
Ecrous mnlndies. Among these are Br.ght's
or the urine, gravel, dropsy. etc. These are
no trifleS, but obstinate diseases. develop
". TO prevent or check thcm, the safest
and most effeciual means is IIostettcr's
stomach Bitters, which gives Il hcalthful
to, but never cNcitcs the renal or
gans. like the fiery, unmedicated slimu-
iants OF commerce. Malaria, dyspepsia,
liver trouble, nervousness
and debility are remedied by 1.-The genial
useful in convaleScence and old
age. y M-ineglnssful three times day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-24
DRESS GOODS,

so pieces Of neat Plaid and Chnc,,ca Dr.ss
GOODS, Just received; will be sold at Zoe
and l2iAc. a yard ~ ~
width. ~ "nto
About 5000 yards OF Dress Goods, plain
cotori; were sold at 10c. and 12,bc-will
go now at Sc. n yard
Figured Mohair brilliant. in black and
colors, "4-inchcs wide, at lac. Il yard
Figured Nohnir. brilliant, black and COL
ors. 40 inches wide. at 2hc Il yard
All Wool Checks. choice colors and
Figured h!ohair, brilliant, 10 inches wide.
sill: lustre, SOC. q yard,
Elack figured Serge, 45 inches wide, 37,kc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-24
DO M ESTICS.

unbleached Cotton, yard wide, at SIC q
yard-as good as any sold at sc.
., 10000 Yards of Unbleached Cotton, at
2lac. q yard.
Extra heavy Unbleached Cotton, yard
wide, at i1ac. n yard.
Androscoggin Bleached Cotton, at SIC
n yard. go
Fruit of the Loom Eleached Cotton at
GMc. q yard.
Good Quality Bleached Cotton. yard wide
Yard wide B!cacred Jeans
Yard wide. extra heavy Bleached Cotton
for walters ana butchers aprons
Bleachcd Shectng. 1914, good quality, at
loo. q yard. - -
Gnb!eached Sheet;ns, 1911, at 12l.c.
yard.
Sheets ana Pillow Cases. hemn,ca, ready
for use.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-24
.5.st Isl PROPOSALS..
$4,000 S Per Cent. Thirty.
Year Improvement Bonds.
BerkIev w NJorc, 70 1so7

80 Berkley, Va, March 1s, 1887, Z
) Ohm MILESTONE, chairman Of the Ei4
nan &C. Gommittee, will receive until April
d aa SSSi. noon, sealed proposals for s per
BONDS Ise 0S Of this town, to the amount Of
ana 70 be en s1iya to be dated July 1s
folk. Va, or New York. Deno;ninationgE.
$i.oo9. Interest payable semi-annualIy!
6 H cera1ied check on some National
Bank Tor 3 per cent of amount bid, for.
Right Is reserved to reject any or ali bids.
fo e,I.1 Inr r6. particulars apply rs above;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-24
DRESS Innings.

We have SIN Il few hundred wards Of
the Rustic Cambria left at nc. and 3Mc
Il yard.
Dress Makers Cambria all colors
Corset Jeans, &C., &C., Sc. Il yard
Fancy figured Selicia, black back, 1Oc.
yard.
Plain Selicia in all colors
Rice Cambria, all colors, &c. n yard
Linen and Cotton Canvas, Collar Can
vas, etc.