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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-11


White this evening with many
things as we'll as speeches.
E. Il. Jones, George r Stewart, j.
Coleman and j. II. Thompson were
passengers by the r. F. Rithet.
Don't look any more for DR..
Rowatt's keys. The note 10 The IN
DEPENDENT found them for him.
Flaureeltes IS yards for S1OO,
Night Gowns for 80 cents, aud
Ladies Cbeuises 3 for 81 90 at N. S.
Sachs.
Our Waterfront Whisperer" has
arrived in town after his long vaca-
ton, and will shortly reappear in
print.
The Irmgard aud r. p. Rithet ar
rived yesterday from San Francisco
after voyages Of 10 and 10 days re-
spectively.
Kreuter's eornet solo won applause
from the street gamins on the out
side last evening. The little ones
are conuoisseucS.
Mr.. Paine says that the Tramcar
company does not use Japanese
drivers for their buses. 1t must be
his opposition then.
The mounted reserve drills at the
Recreation grounds GA Thursd ay
evening. The moonlight should at
tract a number OF visitors.
The Trustees of the Bishop Es-
tate have been authorized to invest
$4,000 in secured railroad bonds on
short term at 7 percent interest.
The U. S. naval forces landed this
morning and had an interesting old
time shore drill, much to the edifca-
ton OF large gathering OF specta-
tors.
The wills Of Julia X. Waterhouse
and Samuel Savidge have been ad-
mitted to probate, The estate OF
the former is valued at SlS,500 and
OF the latter Sl0S00.
A very interesting aud progressive
monthly meeting OF the Y. M. G. A
was held last evening. The financial
condition was shown to be excellent
and everything progressing favor
ably.
The H. A. A. G at last evenings
meeting elected Chas. Crane, Presi-
dent; Geo. Angus, Vice President
Henry Giles, Secretary; DE-. Thrum
Treasurer, with T. King, E.B. Berger
and ID. X. Unauna as Directors.
The annual social OF the Stran
gers Friend Society will be held al
the residence OF Mrs. Paul Neu
mann, King street, on Thursday
evening next. Friends Of the So
cety are cordially invited to attend
Choral Socety's concert at the
Opera House this evening. Reserv
ed seats % and 10 cents. Remem
Der this is only beautiful music
meritoriously rendered aud not &
variety show presented by strangers
who ran away with the sack when il
is filled.
The committees of the Hagsy So
cial Club on entertainment to ar
range for Saturday evenings musi
cal social, and on constitution and by
laws will meet at o'clock to-mor
row "wednesday evening. A ful
attendance is requested.
The Boyd Gaudall breach OF pro
mise case is being heard in the Cir
cult Court to day by Judge PER-.
and a Hawaiian jury, accompanies
by the rehearsing Choral Society
across the street The breach of
promise case will probably be finish
ed to morrow. Cecil Brown for Gan
dali, and Robertson and Rosa 10
Miss Boyd.
The Mauna Loa arrived shortl
before 1 o'clock today from Hawai-
aud Maui, bringing the following
passengers, A, M. Erskine, DR.. A
McWayne, G. F. Day, Rev. o. |
Emerson, e. Browmsghin and wife
Mrs. Chas. l.. Hopkins, Miss M. Il
Hopkins, Miss L. K Bush, Mrs, J nc
E. Bush and family, S. F, Chilling
worth and 70 deck,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The FIRST Peoples eoncert tonight.
Mems Hats at % aud IS cents each
at Kerr's.
Blue Serge Suits we'll made for 81
at Kerr's.
All Silk Neckties, made up and to
tie 2 for 25c. at Kerr's.
The High School Primary is again
open and the light much improved.
Shirts and Collars in all qualities,
can be had at bottom notch prices
at Kerr's.
The Hawaiian Relief Society meets
al Mrs. S. @. Aliens on Friday next
at 10 Am
The rehearsals for the PEG ple's
CONCERT last evening we're emf
nently satisfactory.
Read the Hui Pakaka Nalu's adj
vertisement for Information in re
gard to surf riding.
Co. b compliments Captain Oscar
White this evening with many
things as we'll as speeches.
e. Il. Jones, George II Stewart, j.
Coleman and j. II. Thompson we're
passengers by the r. 2. Rithet.
Don't look any more for DR..
Rowatt's keys. The note 10 The IN
DEPENDENT found them for him.
FlauEeettes Is yards for $100
Night Gowns for 80 cents, and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
Local. I,REvITIES.
Minor Mention orvnrious Matters of
Interest.

MISS Jean Cabler has returned from
New York. where she spent the holidays.
MI Kalp Bendon. who has been to
bat more on visit. has returned home
the Virginia Mosaic Tile company has
oeen organized here with Mr.. A. r. Dur
man as president; capital stock. 81. 900
Bisnop a. NJ. Randolph will address
Il PUBIC meeting Of the colored y NJ. G.
a. next Sunday afternoon at Butte Street
Baptist church.
Police 0hicer L. u. spratt who has
been confined to his residence the past
month from typhoid fever. has again
reported for duty
>. SauntaG. the well-known auction
Ger, of Washington, ID. c.. who was last
mere twenty years ago. Is now in town.
stopping ut the Atlantic
Nader Lewis, negro. was arrested
by Detective Heppel yesterday after
noon being wanted in Petersburg for
felony. He will be sent there.
Col VIM. Lamb cmphat.cally denies
the reported repor; from Richmond that
ne rs backed up by Coils u. Huntington
in his political efforts in Virginia.
Spandorfer. has sold the stocks of hard :
ware. tin. etc, in Nos 49, ana 2SO
Church street, 10 ~. Litchtenstem for
7 81. $50.
Rev. j. c. Joncs. D. d.. formerly of
this city. but late of Marion. md. mas
resigned his pas;urate OF Inc Christian
church there to so into evangelical
work.
Mr.. Samuel c. Philips left by The Bal
tim@re BOAT last night. He will vsi: the
uiilt rent furn ture iac cries and attend
the Furniture Exposition In New York
before he returns.
\ trolley car and "A milk wagon col
l.del at the corner Of CRANKY and
Plume streets Yesterday morning The
horse was thrown down and severely
hurt. but no one was injured.
The marriage l. announced Of Miss
Bessie {. wins ana NJ. j. Marshall Car
rison. The ceremony will lake place at
O'clock on the morning Of the l2lh inst
at queen Street ~ =. church.
MIR. Joseph T, Duke. OF Norfolk COM
~, is said TO be an asDirant FOR the
position az Register Of The Land Office
OF the State. To lie made vacant March
LIST by the resignation OF Register Epes,
who Is CnnGressman-c
w. Q. Temple. Esq. with Mrs. Tenn
pie. of Rapid City. South Dakota. has
been for some days IN Norfolk, visit
Ing relatives and friends. lie is n
prominent lawyer of Rapid CITY. where
he is lecturer on the mining laws in
the State School OF Mines.
~ the regular meeting of the Indies
AID Society Of the First Lutheran
Church. the following officers were elect
ed for The ensuing year: President Mrs.
j. T.. Shenk; Vice Pres dent, Mrs j.
Sle.2er; Secretary. Mrs. Wilson; Urea
surer. Mr.. w. II. Fauntlcroy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
hearty welcome to The glee club and en-
tends an Invitation to the jolly col
lesians to come again.
OFFICERS tNSrALLED.
Charity s.odgc Knights or Pyihias
Appropriate Subtle ,Icremontes.

Charity Lodge. No. 10. Knights of Py-
thias, Installed its new officers last even
ing with appropriate public exercises.
me ceremonies were held In the lodge
rooms. corner Main street and Roanoke
avenue. The commod.ous hall was we'll
hlled with friends of the gallant Sir
Knights. including many ladies.
The Impressive services of installat ton
were conducted by General Dan. j. Tur-
ner. and they consumed twenty-five min
utes. During their progress. male
choir rendered some sweet selections.
AT the conclusion of the installation
services General Turner made neat
Little speech. congratua ing Charity
Lodge upon It's healthy growth and pre-
dieting Its early advancement in point
of strength 10 the front of Pythian-
Ism in Virginia. The General then intro
duced Grand Outer Guard Charles II.
Bland. of The Grand Lodge who deliver
ed the address of the evening,
AT the CONCLUSION of Mr.. BANDS
speech refreshments were served
The officers Installed were as follows
Chancellor Commander. William j. Ba-
ker; Vice Chancellor, j. T. Gale; Prelate
George w. Taylor; Master OF Work
Alex. A. Stoltz; Keeper of Records and
Seals. r. ID. Williamson: Master of FL
nance. w. d. Roper: Master of Exche-
quer. w. W Gordan; Master at Arms. j.
i. Bar2o; Outer Guard. IL V. Keeling;
Inner Guard. J. Il. Armstrong.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
OUR BUSINESS !.
UNIVERSITY
Recognized As the Only Real Bust
ness School Norfolk Has
Ever Had Great De-
mand for Its
Students.

me Southern Shorthand and business
University. which was organized in the
city only few months ago. has he
come Immensely popular. ana is recop
nizeu by those who are familiar with It's
li.anasenent and course of instruction,
Us the only thorough and practical bust
ness college Norfolk has ever hnd.
Inc managers of this institution are
mighty sratilied with the patronage
WIN which they have been favored by
me people of Norfolk. Portsmouth and
the surrounding country
me enrolment this week has becn
double that of any other like period since
us opening. and the indications are that
me University will he crowded TO It's
utmost capacity before the first year of
us existence will have expired.
Neary every day applications are
made to the managers for Office help and
already several students have been
placed in positions.
me Special Rates will last but few
DAYS longer. and all VINO contemplate
taking course in the near future
should take advantage of these low
rates.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
THE HI.i.SSEa RAIN
Prevents II Great FnmInc In Indin-
SiiMntiOm sun GrnNc.

Calcutta. Jan. IA meeting of the Su-
preme Council was held here to-day. at
which Sir John WOODBURY. stated that
India had been saved from the greatest
calamity of the century by the rains
which had opportunity fallen I'm Novem-
Der and December which had checked
the widespread drought. Further rains
last week, he said had greatly benefited
the large area of wheat sown.
Nevertheless. the situation was still
grave. Nearly 10000 persons were re-
ceiVinE relief and the Government was
freely contributing money, and men to
distribute II.
The Earl Of Elgin. the Viccroy OF IN
dia. endorsed Sir Jim Wo0dburn' $
statement. and added that IL was what
the Government was awaiting I'm order
10 give better effect to proposals for
relief. The Government. however. could
nave nothing To do with appeals to pri-
Vate charity. The relief funds we've am.
pie and 1t could never he said that tho
iull resources of the empire had not
been used in relieving the distress.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08

The Week of Prayer services was
transferred yesterday to First Presbyte-
rian church. where it will be held dur
ing the remainder of the week al 4
p. m. daily.
The subject yesterday was Foreign
Mission. Leader. Rev. O.. s. Barten.
d. D., Of Christ Episcopal church.
Speakers. Rev, j. =. Barrett. d. D., Nf
the Memorial Christian Temple, and
Rev. II. II. Bennett, OF McKendree
Methodist church.
To-day the subject is: Home Nils.
sions. Leader, Rev. w. H. Edwards,
OF Centenary Methodist church. Speak.
ers, Rev. l.. r. Wright Of Grace Bap-
list church and Rev. J. Il. Merritt, sea
mems chaplain
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08

When the rheumat SIN fist prompts
certain TRACTS OF yohi ana tony II may be
oustcd easily. bu; wl.cn il becomes an old
Ter Tins when you experience ti'a first
twinscs Of tn : obs inatc and agoni2iue
disease, ana attack II with IioStcticl ;
Stomach l5.tters II VIII ,hcn max.
tracks" and possibly leave you unmoitat-
cd aud ~ pcaccnble posi- ssion of your own
Cumfor, n the future Peril always attend
count OF its tendency to attack The Heart.
Usually il is complicated with K Grey
trouble Certain IL is that the kidneys,
when aroused by the B,ttcrs. vii oiiIui-
nate impurities which give rise 10 rheuma-
tism ana dropsy. In irCicment or wet con
d tons Of The wca th@l. the Bitters taken
In advance. VIII often avert rhcuma &c
trouble. Use this genial family me d.c!re
for dyspepsia. Dll!oUsness. headacha AID
constipation.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
a t'SIlIs.S

The World" with its magnificent
scenery ard novel and startling me-
chanical effects. will be presented at the
matinee and tomorrow night. II is a
startling cimaTcs. and while full Of SEN
sational features. 1t is al no time over
drawn. The story is probable one
and the plot is skilrully developed and
has strong vein of comedy intcrwoven
Among the principal scenes are the har-
Dor OF Naples. til" Lunatic Asylum. Will:
lis revolving walls and beautiful panor-
anna the sinking Of a ship in mid-occan
and the great Raft scene, which is start
hnGiy realistic
Pr'ocs-Nicht. 25c.. soc. 75c. and 81:
matinee. adults, zoe. children. 25c.
HANDS ACROSS THE SEA"-A
grand scenic production of Hands
Across the Sen" viii be given at the
Academy Of Music next Monday ana
Tuesday nights. with the original COM
nany, costumes. scenery and realistic cf-
fleets. The following is from the Pitts
burg Dispatch: Anyone who likes
thrilling dramas q the "Harbor Lights"
order will fail In love with Henry Pet
rt's play Hands Across the Sea" as
produced al the Grand DIera house. last
evening This is the first time Pitts
burg has had the opportunity TO see
Hands Across the Sea- That 1; is a
very strong piece no one can deny
The situations and mechanism are sen
satonal and ingenious 20 a degree; but
the chief characteristic of the play is its
cOsm0politanism."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
JOLLY COLLEGE BOYS.
Gi"c Club of North nroiinn's Univer.
SiiN In NOriolIt Inst ENcniml-

The y. NJ. Q. y. auditorium was the
scene asst evening of one Of the pleasant
est entertainments shat have ever taken
place there. The attraction was n con
cert by the glee club of the University
OF North Carolina. and the programme
rendered was one of the most comDlct @
musical melanGcs ever heard here. The
hoNs undoubtedly possess great talent
and The University has cause to be proud
Of lis elee club. The enthusiastic Nor
'oik Tar Heels who were present ap-
piauded the hoys heartily last evening.
ma in the cncorcs given each number
theN were Joined by every member Of
the audience. The BOYS were generous
IN their responses and seemed really
tircicss
mliiicult selections was very delightful.
ihe boys sweep the strings with the
''uch or true artists. Members Of the
mandolin club are. Messrs. +. V Patter-
son: Milton c, Elliott. w. S Myers. r.
=, - Davis. l.. Branch. w. S. Howard.
' =, a, br'nger. J: a. Caldwell. II. c.
Cowies and j. X. Pfohl. The latter
gentleman rendered a flute solo. which
was very enjoyable
The elee club is composed of twelve
gentlemen. each one of whom Is pos
Sessed Of remarkably fine voice Their
names are as follows: Nlessrs x. p.
harrington. +. y. Grdger. ]. d. Lentz.
D. Eatman. w. S. Myers. e. s. Askew,
y Meredith, F. w. Coles. j. x. Prohl.
w w, Boddie. ii. Anderson and e. Il.
Boyk.n.
The quar,ettc, My Love" rendered
by Messrs. Harrington. f;atman. Pfnhi
and Anderson. was a charming lea ture.
Only Bow Of Ribbon lovely seIec-
ton. dedicated by the university. was
sweetly rendered by Mr. Gudgcr and
the giee club The Man of Thessaiy. -
laughable musical conceit, was great
~ enjoyed, as was the closing number.
Meath the Oaks Of Chapel Hill"
Norfolk Ii always glad to give q
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
DOWN THE ELEVATOR SHAFT
rel Miss Mary Garrcii's Secretary
10 Her nHmIll

Blitimore Jan. Miss Ida V. Hoag-
iahu' a private secretary TO Miss MARY
jarrett, was killed by I'll down an
o,Dpaeor shaft In Miss Garretts man
si"i,' on W est Monument street to-day.
I had been the young lady's custom
when the elevator boy was not nj his
post to open the elevator door. reach in
ana pun the check rope. TINS rnlsinr
Or Or, loWering the elevator as she desired
,,ni!e on The third floor this morning.
W,hen. losing her balance. she fell "a
me bottom Of the shaft. 10 feet below
ii.r skull was fractured ana she was
otherwise badly injured She survived
un,ii noon. Miss Hoagland was about
delpila VI MIA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
CAUSE OF Durry,s DEATH.
Inc Coroner EXonaratrs the Pmriifst
who kiiIcd Him.

New York. Jan. An inquest into the
cause of death OF James Duffy. the Bos
ton pugilist. who was seized with n hcm-
orrhage of the brain last Saturday night
~ me conclusion of his glove fight with
George Justice at the Brondwnv Ain
lctic cub. was held to-day Justice
Manager O'Rourke and Referee Dick
Roche are under bail in connection with
the affair.
ihc jury returned verdict that DUFF
~ death was Supcrinduced by excite
ment following his boxing contest yi,b
justice. ana was accelerated by disensc
3l me heart The jury exoncrated the
defendants and recommended that n Ia ~
be enacted requiring athletic clubs 20
employ competent physicians To examine
all persons before they are onn,rnd :,
participate In athletic exhibitions of any
kind. VI an ,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
& Sudden ISenti,,

Yesterday afternoon between . and 3
o'clock. while on her way to a mission
airy society. To he held at the home of
Mr. John Simpson $. Mrs Mary Baldwin.
wife of Mr., G. r. baldwin, stopped at
her sister-in-iaw's. Mrs. Pho .ps, ana just
after entering the gate she screamed.
Her sister ran TO her assistance helped
her m the house. and after sitting down,
She remarked: II am dying" and by
the time she could hc gotten 10 the
lounge her Spirit had taken its flight
To faircr worlds on high.
The funeral will take place Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock from Denby's NJ.
T.. church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
CUBAN INDEPENDE CE

Mr.. Powers cpcned the case for the
Ell. He said 1t was 4 plan business pro-
position that the commit ee had report-
ed. and II was Intended to appeal only
10 the good business sense of the House.
Mr.. Grow QtepD, of Pennsylvania,
also supported the measure. anu MessrS
Hubbard Rep). of Missouri and Bell
Ocm), of Texas, opposed it. The latter
and Mr.. Harrison UDcn), of Alabama,
each presented substitute for the CONT
mittee measure,''w!th the announcement
that 1t would be formally offered for
cons.dcr2 ton at the proper time. Gene
raj discussion will be continued to-mor-
row and on Saturday the bill viii be.
open 20 amendment. a vote on It's past
sage Will be taken Monday next -
~ $40 O'Clock the House adjourned
Until tomorrow. - Gi{sl 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08

In Princess Anne county this week the
grand jury indicted the following per
sons. all colored:
Jacob Runnells and Maggie King, for
The murder Of the latter's husband.
Abraham king-Runnells as principal
ana Maggie King as an accessory.
Elijah Cuffcc. felonious assault Cuff
fee has not yet been arrested
George liunnclls, son of Jacob. who
was also arrested IN connection with the
King murder. was not indicted, but was
EEld as a witness.
The murder cases will not be tried
till the next term OF the court
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08

Lynchburg, Va, Jan. 1.-THE CONNER
cial bank was to-day merged into the
First National bank. All the accounts
and deposits of the former were trans
ferred to the latter. Both are substan-a
tial financial institutions, and the move
was agreed upon by the boards of d.
rectorS jointly as q matter of business
policy The consolidation adds large
amount of business to the First National
bank Five of the Commercial bank oi-
rectors will go on the board Of the First
National.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08

Near the City han there lives a fam
ily the father Of which some time ago.
fer his children's sake. gave up his posi-
ton as a bar tender. SINCE then he has
been without work and his family ATE
IN destitute circumstances. Ycsjerda :
The staff and printers Of. The Dispa / Gu
and Pilot twhich@are located ne>lr 4 ne
distressed family. hearing of their CON
dition. generously mpde up Il purse for
their relief -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
COMPLETELY RURHED our.
Two Concerns Entirety Destroyed II,
An Enrly Morning Fire.

Lancaster, Pa, Jan. 1.-The paint fac
lofN OF schroeder. smith d Schroeder. this
carly this morning. The loss is csti.
mated from $4,000 10 $4,000. with an in.
fnrance of So. $50. The origin Of The fire
IS unknown.
The National manufacturing company
IN the same building, was also com
plctely burned out.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08

y small terrier went mad in Jack
sons lane yesterday morning ana ter
rorized the neighborhood for fully thirty
minutes. when officer Cdncc appearc /,
lassoed the frothing. swapping brute and
carried him away. DIR. White OF dcrcd
the dog shot and its owner arrived just
in time 10 weep over The execution of
his pet
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08

For a pain in the chest a piece Of
flannel dampened with Chamberlain
Pain Balm and bound on over. the scat
of pain and another on the back be-
tween the shoulders. will afford PROMPT
relief. This is especially valuable in
cases where the pain is caused by a
cold and there Is Il tendency toward
pnevrnoIiH. For sale by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-one large. neatly furnished
room. with board: suitable for gcnt,eman
ana wife with no chldren) or two gen
uenen, on second foor with ali mod
ta7-3t' - 'i-s ohice
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, OR COT
ton ieannts ard other merchandise re-
ce!Ned on storage at Ne II Commeicc
street. lately occupied by S r Nve G
Co Negotiable receipts ard low tatS of
TON MYERS. i,Sin,
FGOMS-Two large rooms. furnished or
Hnfurn' shed. With tights ard hInt f9,.
rGGht. west Of Duke street Address &c. .
Ish'ah once. jaG-,f
FOR RENT.-In West Freemason street.
looms, southern exposure, II cely fur-
hlshed gas, bath and neat # REQUIRED
e moderate ierms for gentlemen Ad-
cseso y. U. asl0
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
~ Z y.

BALDWIN Suddenly N Tanners Creek.
Ncrfolk courtr, Va. Thursday January
IN, 1877. nj 2:"o o'clock p. m, MARY, wife
of Charles Il. baldwin. aged 50 years and
10 months
The funeral viii tafe place from Denby's
NJ p; Church SATURDAY MORNING at
II O'Clock Friends OF the family are in
V ted to attend iaS-ot
Baltimore Sun and Norfolk Ledger copy)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08

The word dun" is said to eve Its
origin to one Joe Dun, famous ballff,s
about li00. He is said to have been SO
shrewd and deXtrous in the collection OF
dues that his name became proverbial,
and earned a dreadful Immortality.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
flood IL l.,Ic

And upon the purity and vitality of the
blood depends the health OF the whole sys-
en- E%per ehcc proves Hoods SuTsa pa
ri!la TO be the best blood purifier.
HOODS PILLS act easily ana promptly
On the liver and bowels. Cure sick head
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08

Go to The Casket" and hear the free
concert at any hour of the day Messrs.
Greenwood & Bro, agents for sale of the
celebrated Regina Music BOX, are just
IN receipt OF another elegant box cabinet
and numerous new tunes These boxes
are the delight and wonder of beholders.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08

BUSINESS OTFER-wANTED- an
active, pushing man with many wears
experience. an interest II 4 growing bus
mess; can furnish $3.50 or 5000, or
would accept good clerkshp in Nor
felix or Portsmouth. Address BUSINESS
OFFER, care Eirginian iuS-3i-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
PORT CAIlcNnAR

Sun rises. 7:lS n. M: sets. Soc y. m.
High water, 1886 q. M. and l2:5i u. m.
low water, 6:04 a. M. and 6:2S D. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08

WANTED-Norfolk people to know that
we repair boots and shoes. leather or
rubber: also harness. THE PUBLIC
BENEFIT SHOE REPAIRING CO, Fes-
tival Hall, Brambletorl iaS-3t