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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
inthcr Whifc,s AEnrss.

The Wilmington IN. C.) Star of Tues
day. in announcing the death Of Rev.
Father James Is. White. at St. Vincent 5
Hospital. this city, Monday last. says:
Father White served ST. Thomas's
church in this city from 1871 to 1876 as
assistant pastor to Rev Father Mark S.
Gross. acting also as teacher in the
parochial school. In 1876 he left Will
mnEton and went to Raleigh. After
serving the church there for some time
he was called to Asheville. where he re-
manned until failing health necessitated
his going 10 st. Joseph's hospital Bal
tnore, In August. 1895. In 1896 he went
to St. Nincents hospital, at Norfolk.
where he died.
"One OF the leading characteristics of
Father Whites methods, it is learned.
from one who knew him. was his great
zeal in building up the financial condi-
ton of his charge. Especially was he
successful in this line at Raleigh and
Afheviile.
The deceased priest was Il paymas-
ter in the Federal army. and did not
study for the priesthood until the late
war. He was between Ga and 20 years
old. Much regret was expressed here at
the news of his death"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
cant. Geo. VI. wnI,,cr ,,c,irc,,

AT the ripe age OF 20 years. and after
- years of faithful service in command
cf the ships of the Old Dominion Steam
snip Company, Captain George NJ. Wal
ker has been retired from active sea duty
and assigned to the command Of the
company'S spare ships in New York. As
captain Walker resides I'm BROOKLYN
this arrangement will prove peculiarly
pleasant To him. Capt. Walker has
many friends in this city. who will he
glad To learn that he will occasionally
make trips to this city on one of the
spare ships he will have charge of
For fourteen years Capt. Walker has
commanded the steamer Old Dominion.
ana Tor the past seven years he was in
command of The steamer Guyandot;c.
lie is succeeded by Capt. j. p. y. Davis.
of the steamer Richmond
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
THE BOARD OF HEALTH
This Body Met Yesterday In Regular
Session Transasllng Lille Business.
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION DECIDED
Oysters Must Not be -IncchTn waters
Within the city Limits-City AT.
torney's Opinion in tho Natter
Nuisnnccs discussed aud Measures
Taken for Their suppression.

The Board of Health met yesterday in
regular session, with the following
members present: DR.. Newbill (presid
ing), DR.. Field. DR.. Riddick and DR..
Shiles; also the Street Inspector and
Sanitary Inspector Pettis
a discussion was inaupurated unon
the question of keeping oysters In the
creeks ana docks within the city limits,
where they are likely to become dis
eased. The City Attorneys opinion was
received II was to the effect that they
,iaa right to prevent any nuisance,
tnough only people outside are affected,
and recommending the Health Board to
take action in this instance
Inc following resolution in this con-
nection was adopted:
All persons handling oysters are here
by prohibited by the Board of Health
OF any dock or creek within the city
Limits This regulation will be rigidiy
enforced. and this publication shall be
deemed sufficient notice to parties in
tercSted.
A nuisance at No. 3o2 Rose avenue,
brambieton Ward. was ordered abated.
nuisance caused by flowing water
at NO. AS Cumberland street, was re-
ported. DR.. Riddick was appointed to
make examination of the premises.
The south end of Newton street. near
queen street market, was reported In n
ptiu Stalc' as was a'SO FOX zane, running
between Cumberland and Church
streets.
These cases were referred to the
Street, Sewer and Drain Board with the
request that necessary improvements be
made in these localities to relieve the
nuisances.
The Sanitary Inspector was instruct
ed to investigate reported nuisance on
Brown avenue, Brambleton, and abate
the same Immediately If necessary.
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THEY FAILED TO APPEAR.
Special FEnrbOr Committee IInd No
one TO Confer With Last Evening.

the special committee appointed by
the CITY Councils to confer with the va
riouS business organizations relative to
harbor improvements held meeting at
the Office of the City Treasurer at 3
o'clock last evening.
Chairman w. Y. Anderson presided
and there were also present Messrs
Womble and Carroll. The committee
waited some time for the representa-
tivcs of the business organizations. but
as these gentlemen failed to put in an
appearance Chairman Anderson called
the committee to order.
y resolution was adopted reducing
the number OF members OF the commit
tee from the original five. appointed by
The Councils. to two members--one from
the Select and one from the Common
branch.
This committee will meet at the call Of
Chairman Anderson to discuss the mat
ter with the representatives of the bust
ness organize lions.
After being in session for about lif-
teen minutes the special committee ad
journed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
Among Oar Cotton Men.

Clear weather in The cotton belt.
Liverpool spot sales IL 600 bales. prices
hardening. Middling. 4d. Future CON
firm. r.
Future contracts at New Orleans al.
Vahced II points. March. 67e. Spot
market closed firm; middling. csc,
Sales. 1000 bales.
New York futures advanced to II
points. Sales. l21,20O bales. closing
s'eady. March. 7.02 TO 7.O3; May. az:
August, 1871 Spot cotton advanced
l-32c.
New Orleans receipts estimated a.,
o.ooo to 800 bales. against 2.797 bales in
1886 and 1914 ba,es in 1895.
United States port receipts 24.927 bales.
against @,465 bales in 1886 and s.. 7Oi
bales in 1895.
Norfolk's receipts of cotton since Is,
september. 1896. have been 51O,il9 bales,
against 1884 bales last season
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----------------------.-
ORDAINED 4 aF.siSEEE..
Impressive Services Attend The Eic-
rntion a: Rev. W. 81. L:ncknrr.

Al st. Paurs p. +. church yesterday
morning at II o'clock n special ordina-
tion service was held. ut which Rev
elevated to the priesthood of the Ep!s-
copal church.
The rite of ordination was admins
tered by ri. Rev. Alfred Nagill RAN
dolph, ID. D., Bishop of Southern Nir-
ginia.
Rev. J. Il. Funston. rector of Trinity
church. Portsmouth, preached the or
dinatiOn sermon.
The candidate was presented to the
Bishop 10y Rev. DR.. Beverly ID. Tucker
Of st. Paul's church. Rev. O. s. Bartcn
y. D.. Rev. y. $. Lloyd and Rev. ]. D.
Powell. of this city; Rev J. r. Funston
of Portsmouth. and Rev. Mr.. Lancaster.
of Rerkley also assisted in the ordina-
tion. During the offertory Miss Ethel
Nicely sang in Il most charming manner
the Holy City" There was commu-
MON after the services
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
WHY SUFFER
Aches ana Pains n simple Remedy
VIII Cure You ira n Very
Few Minutes. u,

All manner of aches and pains. exter-
mai and internal, yield to The healing
ana soothing qualities of Lightning Hot
drops, whether of Sclstic neuralg!c or
rheumatic origin. Toothace. earache.
iaceache and headache can all be quick
~ and easily cured by the use of this
wonderful remedy. It also cures corns,
ounions, chilblains and fro:t bites.
Lightning Hot Drops Is certainly q
grand thing 10 have In the house. II IS
pleasant remedy to use, and is won
derfuily effective in all the minor Ills OF
man and beast. 1t Is always ready for
external and internal use, and when
Sweetened the little folks like 1t. And
II AFFORDS such quick and complete re-
lease from the, pain and misery of
wounds and acute disorders and all
sor:s of aches and pains. that after we
nave once got acquainted with its work
we buy 1t again and again. Briefly
speaking, Lightning Hot Drops prevents
or cures all disorders of the stomach
and bowels.
Lightning Hot Drops kill any ache or
pain, eXte: or internal.
Lightning Hot Drops heal; any kind
OF flesh wound. old sores, etc
Lightning Hot Drops neu.ral:zes the
poison of the bites of animals, snakes,
insects. etc
Lightning Hot Drops cures corns.
bunions. chl!bla:ns. frost bites, etc.
And then lightning Hot Drops only
costs 20c. bottle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07

4
can't be helped. / shall send In my
resignation as soon as my reports shall
have been acted on
MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. Staylor. assistant clerk at the
money order window, is the gentleman
10 whom MIR. Degge referred as an ex-
eeption. Asked about the "loans" which
Mr. Degge received from his depart
ment, he said
Some eighteen or twenty months ago
Mr.. Degge commenced borrowing small
sums from the money order depart
ment, giving due bill for the same,
made out TO Mr.. o. j. Edgerton who Is
chief clerk at this window. Once he
gave me personal due bill. Then
had talk with Mr.. Edgerton and we
Jumped the whole sum-SsSO-nto one
Que biil made out to the money order
department. That was on May G, 1896
This we took to Mr.. Degge to sign.
which he finally did. leaving off the
nc stmaster.' AT. last Mr.. Edgerton
went to him and told him that he must
attach the 'postma ster' to his signature,
and Mr. Degge did SO. 1t Is still there.
General Henry Is all right. He has
virtually been no more than chief clerk,
whereas. If l know anything about the
business of postoffice. all reports
should have been made to him first,
certainly the reports of those depart
ments, which drew on him for supplies
THE CLERKS REGRETFUL
a number of the clerks and carriers
were seen and all of them expressed
themselves as regretting deeply the
whole affair, both as II concerned MIR
Degge and General Henry They
seemed sorry that II had happened and
anxious for the outcome TO prove favor
able to both officials. of whom they
all spoke in terms of high praise. par
t!cularly of their kind treatment of the
employees of the office.
HAD TO FIGHT FOR 1T.
The news of Mr.. Degge's suspension
and the causes leading up to IL was
rapidly disseminated over the city. caus-
Ing general surprise, and among his
friends regret. He did not receive his
appointment as postmaster without
hard fight. General Henry was his chief
opponent toward the end, and considers
that his appointment as assistant was
due largely TO Congressman Tyler's
influence.
Mr.. Tr!ce. now temporary postmas-
ter. Is one of Norfolk's foremost real
estate men and prominent in Republic
can circles. In the event of the re-
moval of Mr.. Degge, should Mr. Trlce
desire to make n fight for 1t. he would
stand good chance for the Office nm der
the incoming administration. His pres
ent assistant postmaster Mr.. Long. was
postmaster here under Garfield and Ar
thur. and has been prominent IN politics
for long time. He was chief assistant
to James D. Brady when the latter was
Internal Revenue Collector, and Is a
kinsman Of the latter who has been of
material assistance to him in his politi-
cal advancement. and who would pro-
badly back him should he aspire again
to the office.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
GRA riSYING REPORT
Oh the Librarian OF the city s.ibrnry 90
the Nonrd OF Directnrs

y meeting OF the Directors OF the Nor
folk Public Library has been held and
the report Of the Librarian. MIR. Sargent.
submitted and accepted 1t shows q
very gratifying condition OF affairs at
the Library On November 3Oth here
were oVl regular members: nov there
are 6l5. The number of volumes Issue !
N December. 1885. was l.oii the nu!ni,.,
Tor 1896 was li0t, an increase that IS
gratifying The attendance Cor Decem-
Der. 1925, was 27S3. for 1886 the number
grew 10 3.S22. The number of volumes
added to the libarry for the month has
Deeh nlety, three, including those pur-
chased ana given.
me appropriation made by The Coun.
els has been OF Immense value i'm the
successful conduct of the library. and
mis- fact was brought out IN the reuor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
Relief I'm six Hours.

Distressing Kidney anu bladder dis
cases relieved IN six hours by the New
Great south American Kidney Cure"
inns ne" remedy is ii great surprise on
account oil It's exceeding prompiness In
renewing pam In the bladder. kidr.cys
sarcs I'm male or female IL relieves re-.
tention OF water and pain in passing It
aInUst iLnmtdintclv lf you want quick
Sy MAlNF G WILLIAMS, druggists
lO8 Water street Norfolk Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
NOTHING Personal.
DR.. Anderson DiscInims any Intention
OF Rejecting on Judge NIoodhousc.

The following letters are published Mt
the request OF Mr.. William Nick! Wood
mouse and will explain themselves. They
are the result of a statement made by
Or. Anderson in the Council meeting
tuesday evening:
Norfolk. Va, Jan. 6, 1897.
DR.. L. 3. Anderson. Norfolk, Va:
Dear Sir:-I notice in the Landmark
this morning. In its report OF the action
or the Council ut its meeting last night
that you are reported as follows: "He
felt. however. that the city might be
swamped TO Il certain extent by the Jury
or condemnation appointed by q Judge
who might be Influenced by outsiders"
l also see in this mornings Firg.nian
that you are reported as having used the
be swamped, even In the condemnation
proceedings, because the Judge appoints
the commissioners. and the influence
operating will secure the appointment
of certain men who will put the valua-
ton well up
If you were correctly reported and
used this language, 1t is a decided re-
Election upon my father. John ]. Wood
house. Judge of the County Court Of
Princess Anne county. who, If the con-
domination proceedings are resorted to,
must appoint the commissioners to con-
denim the land desired by the city, and
as he is not in the city, l ask that you
inform me whether you are correctly
reported. and If so what foundation you
have to make such charge against my
father. If not correctly reported please
give me your explanation of the mat
ter and correct the report made in the
papers named. Yours respectfully.
WILLIAM NIX. WOODHOUSE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07

AS the early morning Norfolk & West
crn train was making stop at Wilson'S
Depot Tuesday. Captain George c. Gill.
the conductor. lost his balance and fell
10 the ground, sustaining painful inju-
ries.
He received medical attention, after
which lie was removed to his home in
Brambleton Ward, this city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
plat Of Telephone .ubwoys

In the window of the Umstadter- My
ers Company. on Main street. there is
on exhibition large plat, 94X45 inches.
showing the telephone subway system
Of the Southern States Telephone COM
pany. whose engineer Mr.. y. r. Duman.
prepared the drawing.
All streets on which subwayS are to GO
and the elevations of buildings on them
are shown.
The work on these extended conduits
will begin about March l.
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Burruss. Son & Co..
BAN KE RS.

discounted.
8 Loans negotiated on favorable terms.
&3City bonds and other securities bought
and sold.
Deposits received and accounts In
4Siteu.
Interest allowed on time deposits
Safe deposit boxes for rent Charges
moderate.
Draw bills OF Exchange and make cable
transfers to Europe
f5IPtters OF credit issued to princinal
cities nt the world.
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Real Es,atent auction.

by direction of W. d. Ponder. trustee
Z. II. Terrell & Co. will sell at l. m
today. at the Real Estate Exchange.
those four certain lots OF land. with he
buildings thereon. situated in Norfolk
county, and described rs follows: Lots
number $50. 900. ,037, ana .03S as vii
appear on the plat of Port Norfolk. re
corded In the Clerks office of Norfolk
county, Map Book 2. pages SOL. Terms
cash.
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NEW YEARS ENTERTAINMENT.
Epworih ". T.. sunday school TO Fiji
icy II Pleasant fair To.uight.

JCA IT a1E'tt7FfiI HINT nj.
The Sunday-school OF Epworth NJ T..
church will have its Christmas and New
Year entertainment this evening at 4 80
o'clock.
Each member of the school will bring
q donat ton of some kind for the poor of
the school and church, while the pro
Gramme will consist of vocal and instru-
mental music. reading of roles of honor.
presentation OF rewards. speeches. reel
tatiOns social chat and distribution OF
confectionarieS.
An evening of much pleasure may he
anticipated by all who attend
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
Norfolk. Va. ian. G. 1Sas
Mr.. VIM. Nick. woodhouse:

hlT w III. NClN. w OOlnOuSe:
Dear Sir:-You will see that there Is q
marked dissimilarity between the re-
ports given in your letter from the
Landmark and Virginian. My remarks
were based on general principles and
my knowledge of the usual course pur-
sued in the appointment of commission
ers. who are generally friends and
nelghbors of the property holders. and
hence would be naturally influenced by
such consideration To make the assess
ment as high as possible. But after al
Ii was the most just and fair proceed
ing which could be adopted. hence
cordially advocated 1t.
Not knowing your father, and never
having heard OF him, it was impossible
for me TO have designed any reflection
upon his personal or official character.
which l positively disciaim.
Hoping this explanation will be salts
factory, ! am, Yours truly,
L. b. ANDERSON.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
W Il, Il, TRICE & CO.
Real Estate. Rental and H.
Surance.
SANK AND PLUME SIS.


ssEOR RENT
RESIDENCES.
~ us Duke Street; al conveniences,
S75 Butte Street: all conveniences.
& 1854 Boush, corner Grace. 2l9 YORK street.
II College Place, all improvements.
169. Ill Duke, rooms.
a 1e7 DUKE street. 5 rooms. all improve
ments.
setf ot Butte street G rooms
i. IS Riley, 10 rooms, all Improvements.
y III Falkland street, rooms
\ ia Mariner street, rooms.
g Fenchurch street, all improvements.
Il III and III Fenchurch street.
STORES.
10 Hin street. desirable place for res
itnurant
IS 81 Commerce street, lofts above.
* 2S6 Main street, very desirable.
* 1ea Main street tolG number).
,A5447 Main street.
lss Church street, store and dwelling.
& 252, 2S4, CSC Water. cor. Madison.
q " Bank street, very desirable.
~ 90 Church street
4 S. Water street.
~ IL isti FLATS.
9 1e6, 19S Church street (old nurnber).
s, $50 Main street. 4l2 Church street.
80 Lot rear J1o Church street, 40NS0
III Office 50 Main Street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
II. r. ROGERS.

ROOMS 211 AND 2lo COLUMBIA BUILD.
~ ING GRANNY STREET.
lVAt kLNT.
Dwelling No. lSi Charlotte street,
= DwSnlis NO. Is Sh.tiuS street.
n Dwelling 40. 9G7 EoIk street.
& Dwelling No. 1l5 Highland avenue.
q Dwelling Nm. f9T Main street.
Z, dwelling No. il6t. Main street.
1 Dwelling No. 2iy Freemason street.
4 Dwelling No. 4S3 Main street.
4 Store No. 55i Church street.
i Store No. les. (old number) i1ain street
+ Store NO. ilG Main street.
II &tores Nos. IS and AZ Commerce.
f. stores Nos. 2l5 and 2'I Church street.
q Store No. 20 Roanoke avenue.
Store No. Is pank street.
= sstore No. sc Nni' street
Stores Nos: 125 Water street.
OFFICES on Bank. CRANKY and Commerce
Btreets.
Offices No. 1856 Main street
II Hall over Nos. 25l and 255 Main street.
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Good for This wcer, ONLY.

Great sale Of fine lace curtains ana
porteres at about half price. See cut
price INST in last Sundays Virginian on
call and 500 the goods.
WRIGHT'S. 1876 Main St. old number
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
ANA tue BIND I,lnyc,, m

Go to The Caskel" and hear the free
concert at any hour Of the day. Messrs.
Greenwood u Bro. agents for sale of the
s,e a.eo regina Music Box. are just
IN receipt of another elegant box cabinet
ana numerous new tunes. These boxes
are the delight and wonder of beholders.
Everything marked down for the hoIi-
DAYS. such as suits made 10 order and
neck and underwear
r. D: NICHOLS. Agent,
Mercha ant Tailor and Furnisher.
New No. 3o5 Main street.
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M AVER g. CO..
-DEALERs IN
Railroad. Steamboat and
Mill Supplies.

q emo . West Market Square.
- Norfolk. v4.

OF the Seaboard Air Line, says:
SfT. j. t. Harris, Harris Springs, S.
CT will say that IN my opln.on the
Harris Lith!a Water is by far the best
Lima Water ] ever used. IT has done
IrneEa great deal of good, and l think 1t
e most valuable remedy" Sold by VI. /.
Dodson. Druggist. Atlantic Hotel. and
Bnrrow, Martin & Co.
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To Cs-nE !. CoHn ONEp.y.

Take Laxative i3rumo Quinne Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c. spS-tu. thusat7m
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FUNERAL NOTICE

See Or. Week about your eyes All
glasses nrescr!hed are Guaranteed
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Ruhber.s Rubber,.. unbbers.

sChilds' Rubbers. to 10is .1oc
jai.sses kuobsrs, IL 10 .l5c
S5J4d!es' Rubbe-s, 2ia TO ST.. .. 25c
ladies Tan Rubberi, 2la 10 6...... 35c
sl5oys RnbbeTs. l 10 Sea-. ........ Csc
stSents tootholds, 10 1.......... zoe
Gents Rubhers, to 1o.... 40c
Gents. Tan Rubbar2, s TO S..... SOC
Gent Pointed Rubbers, TO II -. SOC
gents, Hair Arches, 10 1i....... .65c
Gents Buckle gArctics, to ~. .S5c
HELLER.S oNE-PRICE,
SHOE STORE,
60 Bank stree. opposite Courthouse.
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The Norfolk National Bank.

NufIo!k, Va, january 5. 1897.
T lie BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE,
nm, this day declared a SEAiI-ANNUAL
unNintND OF THREE AND ONE
HALL PER CENT. for the uast SIX
months, payable on and after January
lith, ls91. The transfer books will remain
closed until that date
Ja1-St c. HARDY, Cashier.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07

{ ursk and slcepless nights. The machinery
s pf the whole system Is dcmoralized A
I Business man feels that lie cannot afford to
I be ill enough to quit work. He drags along
( day after day, makes bad deals, says the
wro.,g thing, and health and business COL
Syapse together. There's no need of either
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4 There are no gripping pains, no nausea.
4 One is barely perceptible laxative. Two
I give more noticeable results, and they may
Be continued until the system il tiroughly
\ renovated Strengthened, and put into har-
rnory with nature. One need rot tear a
ehaSitn of tnkiug the Pleasant Pellets"
! AS soon es heaithis restored they may be
discarded without return of illness be-
cause of their absence. Therefore, you
don't become slave 10 their use.
A GREAT BOOK FREE.
& when DR.. \. V. Fierce, OF Buffalo, N. V, pub
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Ccmrnou Sense Medical Adviser, he announced
Sthat amer Csc copies had hccn sold at the reg
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would repay him for the great amount of labor
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distribute the next half million FEE. AS this
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this most complete, interesting aud valuable
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this recipient Gully being required 10 irn;l TO him,
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ever 1000 pages and more than 500 illustrations.
The Free Edition is precisely the same those
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in strong MANILA paper covers Instead OF cloth.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07

RANDLETT-Th funeral OF STEPHEN
II. RANDLETT. will take place from
the Fuaemascn street Baptist Church.
TO-DAY at 3 o'clock p. III. Friends
and acouantancoe of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend.