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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

9Genn sic int Gtanbe iinb, einen 6ebIi0Ia8 nob,
anlpetien, 10 tpiro Dbt9er 9etrag prompt on sic ansbes
aoblt rueroett. gBas rnIere i%inan3iene B~erantnDrtIib=
nit eiueln 8apitol bon genau $250.OO0.0O incprporirt.
nnier WaittcI lit smt, unb unler 8ertroner oif boiel6e
lit 10 groB, baB mir uns ntdbt ibeien, linier 8el6 baram
gu ieBen. Sn iesem Sale 9emiunen Sic. @ntipeber
erboltel Sic ani SDrem fablen 8ppfe etneM fetnen, 9e=
illben 9aarlpud9s, SDr'9raues poar erbdlt feline mo-
tiirll9e fSarbe pleber. Ooer mir Oerlteren au Sic Die
Sunme bon $4,000. @eIo Ipri6t!
sic mtiicn, oaB mir bleic Diiertc nidt hagen tpirbeu,
tpenn mir lnferer Sabe nrbt fiber iudren.
9teIeS Spesiiifunt tbat benz a~usfoDer beg @oares
Iofort gInbdlt nnb bringt i~nnerbalb oreier QBo9en
etnen 0tde1t teuen 9aortDudbs beroor. Gs cntbdft feline
Spur BON farbe, 8let Doer anOeren I96olideu 8e=
itanbtbetlen. YreiS $500 fir cine 9roBe (9oppeI.
8r0Bc) Slaide. Sine 5lai9e 9eniiat fir 9embbulihe
eSGae. 9rei 5iaiden fir $500.
Yeoentt, baB bieies Gpesitifmm Die einsise Me=
oaiMe erbielt, bic ir9enb eirelt @aorlpu1e mIttel ouF
Der g9eltanSitellung a~lerfdtlnt lpnroe. Cine Cope Der
S3uerfennun9. unter3tt1net oDn George IT. 9aniS,
GENERALIZATION, nnb Sobn SnDo 9bader, gOriiser
oes @rdmtirungs'@ lit onf teber 5loi9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

rer, beren 2~eiitun9en ). 9. bei benz tiir3li6
i'm Goli1eum d~bge6altenen militGrif9en Gorz
nebal bere6tigtes 4uffeben erregten. Sbre
3amen finb: 2ieut. o. sc. See, Gergt.z
Mai. 8. s. 3oDt, Sergt. g: 8. SAFE, Ser9t.
%. 8. 2omar, Ser9t. $. 8, @iIiing, Gorz
poral s. s. Barnard, Corporal s. s., Sine,
S. s. 9drbeb, Srant 8. Ri9arbs, sc. s.
Satpper, +. &. Spraaue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
mcnn oas Kieire 5dbnt,

70 uerlGumt ni9t, bos alte utb wobl erprobte
Siilfsmittel fir bas !3obuen Der SirOer,
Nrs. 8inslop's Sootbi19 Sprup, an3uz
tpellOel. @r berltbist baS Sinh, ermei6t 6as
3obnfleii6, b~eieitt9t ale S9mer;en, furirt
Wtnbtolif nn6 1T bos bette Mtittel sesen
Siarrboe. SiinfunbawaMaie Gents bic Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
6err 81 uitin &ouk. Der eina

SER 4utin 8aub, Der ein3ige
Sobn bes beritorbenen beutI9<umerifant16en
9enerals Der 8unbesarmee Nuguit 9. &aub,
bat iOeben bon Der Murineatabemie gu DILL
ndpDlis nit bOben @bren grabuirt uno lit
beretts gum attioen 9ienit an 8orb bes
&rtegsi3iffes ngtep Oort" f%ummanbirt NOR
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

9ur9 ei ne Seuer85runf
finb in Der ruiIiI9en &reisitabt 0oro9Obuid
i'm Commencement Smolenst fieb5ig 9Gufer,
5pet &ir9en unO beri9ieOene Regiergn9s=
g.bGube einsedi4srt pQr6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

11niere @Orrefponbentsn un6 Maent.u
befu9en bic foIgenben Stoaten:
9err Ydul Srtebet bic Staten Sotua uni
Minnefota.
9err 6reb @9erf ben Stat @~isconfiu
unb bic nOrolt6e 9ulbinfeG BON Mi9iqun
0err 9enrp S4uuG ben @tudt Snbiana.
9err Nbolf @erner ben Staut Suinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
Braue R%ettnn0stbat.
Cine frau aus einem brennenoen
bou1e ourh oihten QuaIm eetra9en.

2loolf Ser rettet ole 6rau feines freunoes
SHERMAN aus orohenoer Sebenseefahr.
Durd ole Grploiion elmer Petroleum.
Sampe miro an DER IA. stro6e cine
;fenersb ruuf perurfa6t, ole mn ourd,
oas enereiide Ginereifen Der 5enerwehr
in sdah oehaIten miro. - 6efam,nt:
fhooeu $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

Rd9 ~beIonoerer uebereintunft Bat bic
German Gmericoa PubIiibing So. IN Cos
NngsIes, @ulif., unfere 8ertretung fir aez
nunnte 9tabt unb GiibzG aIifornien ii6er>
rOmtmen unb fSnb beren 8ertreter berebtiet,
AbonnementseeIber gu foIettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
Gin Odng6arer gattent,

Der feline u~uuff6nhise Scilrra bon fdbtuerem 2eiOeit
elmer III einem Dofforbud onSesebeuen 9raenei ner'
banft, ldBt 6urdp uns baiielbe fpffenfrei an ieine
%leioenOen Mitl1eni den Oeri6idel. lle6er @lts
febuus uno 6eiIui9 BON &ranfbei!en giebt otsles
0or5iisli6e Dert genauen MufidIuB, aud entgalt
es JReJepte, bic IN ieber Mpotbete semabt iperoen
f6nnen. @boreiFre: Private Clinic d Dis
pensary, % West 18th ST., New York, N. \.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

ueaIHatOr" AttO ,,8airtf6""-
Weine Walsbtere, 3ebrattt OOt Ser
Gpnr. Getpp 8reiv8. Co., fttto bter=
nit beitettS eutpfobIen. SSm 0Iai@em
ttto S6Hert at babem. SeIepbone
80. $50. 8ottIim8 9epttt. 80. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
g0ir f@ieen es uaaiont AT @eammer.

9us BubGtfum piro 70 bdufig gum Barren %gebolten,
bob es CANA ielbitoeritanOli6 lit, penn elm Dtann tta
n DGid5ts''i ipe {Ss : as 1Hr S' Ssri6f Sssa'i mir 0S an Rso! s Be- st
iuOrtli6e 9erfon unbeOinot i~ottnirei per 9of Elm
Noctet BON DR.. Hcffman's Vital Restorative Tablets
berberFeaen, ieOen 36til Cures ROrpers itdrten mi
einsn b~oaitdnoig p%erteften gtann ans Sud MAIDEN;
1T oleemet, bttannt uno mir boben 9ertrauen in mn:
iee 8ebonblune, ionit ipirben mir ie Gud nibt t.
tenfrei Sui6tden. Menn Sbr Sud ~tberaeu9t babt,
oab .es Gub 1elfen Dir6 unO Sbr bic 8ebanolIno
fOrtsnieben tpiini6t. bunn t6nnt Sbr uns unfsre @el
Sobluno suibiden.
Western Medicine Co. (Sncorporirh,
3iafoutpDbap &aIamasno, Bid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

ILLINOIS .STAATSZEITUNG &C
CHICAGO,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
THE STEAMER DAUNTLEss.
'EHe Government Not Yot Certain she
May SRIt.

Washington. March 1S--Attorney-
General McKenna has been In tele-
grahic communication with the United
States marshal at Jacksonville concern
Ing the application Of the owner Of the
steamer Daurtless for permission to
clear from Jacksonville with cargo OF
munitions Of war
The marshal Is now making an In
quiry with view Of obtaining add!-
tlonal information to enable the Attor-
ney General to render an opinion on The
application. The Cabinet conference
yesterday did not dispose Of the ma tier
Until the opinion Of the Attorney Gene
raj IS rendered the Dauntless will not
be allowed to clear The question yet
to be settled definitely is whether the
vessel can take out papers FOR some al
legged Cuban port known to be fictitious.
Permission was given to the Three
Friends It one time 70 clear for the
port Of FL Maceo," which does NOT exist
so far ms this government Is Informed,
but 1t Is not LIKELY that another appli-
cation Of this character will be granted
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
CAROLINA

.arae pair Of horses to log wagon to
DO some hauling. While at work they
became frightened and ran away, break
Ing the harness and inturins Mr.. Leary's
leg very painfully.
At his home, on Broad street, Mr.. Will
lie Davenport. died last night after a
lonS and painful Illness with consump-
ton. The deceased was % years old
me funeral services Will take place this
(FriIay) afternoon at The residence.
Mr.. Walter Hughes anu bride return
cd to-day from Roper City, at which
place they were married yesterday. The
bride was q Miss Tarkinton.
AIR. Z. y. Pretlow IS in town this
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
IN SECRET SESSION
The New Central Hospital Directors Meet
In Raleigh Behind Closed Doors.
a FRIENDLY SUIT IS DECIDED UPON
Esq object is to Test the Considerations
u!isS OflHc tct Nb0l.ShihE Officers
nj :iic Hospital -lndrpchtlcnf Dem.
Ueruiic tfcIirt In Rnlcish-SJ
thy Eel, for Wilmington.

Raleigh. N. c.. March ls--tspcclal.)--
The new Board OF Directors for the
Central hospital for the insane, met
here today in the Senate chamber and
organized The meeting was With clos
cd doors II vas decided yesterday ny
parties in interest that there would be
Il friendly suit to test the constitutional
ity Of the now act, abolishins the Offices
ut the hospital
There are some intirnations that the
Governor WIN not make public the
names Of the new directors OF the North
Carolina Railway until April 9th.
DIRECTS AN EXCHANGE.
The Governor directs Judge E:wart of
the Western Criminal Court to hold q
term OF the Eastern Criminal Circuit
Court for Craven county. Under the
new acts there can be an exchange Of
the terms between the circuits. at the
Governors pleasure.
Robert Hancock. who Is to be the pres
ident Of the Atlantic and North Caro-
lima Railway. Is here. AS yet the Gov
ernor has not appointed the new direc-
tors. but he will probably do 50 IN a few
days. Hancock. evidently expects to
take charge speedily.
Tho new superintendent Of the penI-
tertiary asked Warden Fleming TO con-
tinue in his position until the end OF
the summer. Fleming declines and will
retire April lst.
TWO DEMOCRAT1C FACTIONS. y
The statement is made that there will
be n straight Democratic aud an indc-
pendent Democratic candidate for May
or or Raleigh and that the negro votes
will support the independent. It Is fur
Their asserted that an independent club
is formed and has 250 members.
Carl Duncan, Of Beaufort, Is here He
is promised the place OF revenue col
lector for this district. He says Col
iector simmons term does not expire
until next November and he does not eX-
pect to 80 in before that time.
1t Is the sentiment here that the State
Tennessee Centennaiy Exposition
SYMPATHY FOR WILMINGTON.
There appears to be 4 good deal OF
sympathy for the people OF Whining
Ton, IN view or the fact that David SUIT
ton. Governor RusSclls head man. ia to
be mayor
sutton. While In the legislature. did
great many queer things. He was OF
course. with the Governor iii the latter's
nsht 10 nnnul the lease OF the North
Sarolina Railway, yet in the election OF
speaker pro tenn, he asked II his vote
was necessary to elect Spencer Black
huln, who yeas the Governors earnest
opponent. This odd procedure drew
upon sutton the wrath Of some Of the
ooher supporters Of the Governor
-NElI Err WILL. GET \ PLACE.
II was the boiling Populists themsel-
YES VINO gave out the news that Rev.
Er. !. w. Babb was to be the chaplain
OF inc penetentiary, at 5000 He I'M
auestionablE was slated for that place
Just as G. e. Pagan was slated for CLERK
70 the Railway Commission But now
IL Is well Known that neither will get a
place. =
Fhe editors Of the various afternoon
papers IN the State met at Greensboro
their kilograms.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
SOUrEiSiDE VIRGINIA.
Petersburg fIusting Court-Priynte
Trlephnne T.fne--A Painful Accident.

Petersburg. Va. March ls-(Special.)
The March term Of the Hastings Court
OF Petersburg, Judge Q. NJ. Mullen, pre-
siding, opened this morning at 10 O'Clock
The grand jury found presentments
against Leslie Hall and James Harda-
way. coiored for felony. After reporting
upon these two presentments. the grand
jury was discharged for the term
. John Davis. colored. charged with
breaking Into and robbng the store of
X. r. Deadman in Pocahontas. was con-
victed and given two years and six
months in the penitentiary.
The next case heard was that Of
James Hardaway. colored. for the felon-
ious cutting and sta bling Of John Swan,
also colored. He got eighteen months In
the penitentary. VIM. II. Jackson. col
ored. was convicted Of felonlous assault
and fined s. and costs
Leslie Hawks, colored, convicted for
a second offense of petit larceny, was
given thirty days In Jail.
Martha Jones. colored, was convicted
In the Mayors court this morning OF
stealing gold ring from one Of the
young ladies Of the Southern Female
College and was sent to jail for fifteen
days,
Dr. George Potts. who RECENTLY MIR
chased the Greencroft farm in Prince
George county short distance from
Petersburg. is now building his own tel
ephone line to connect his place with
the line Of the Mutual Telephone com
pany OF this place. DR.. Potts is to be
ti,lon the Board OF Supervisors OF Prince
George county for contribution to as.
sist In building bridge over the branch
near the iron bridge Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad close to the city lin.
It's and to I'LL up the road to and from
the bridge. DR.. Potts will petition the
citizens Of Petersburg for small con
tribution to enable him to make the
proposed improvements.
The seventeen flags to be placed over
the public school Of Petersburg by the
Junior Order OF United American Me.
chanics Of this place. have arrived
nere. They came from New London
OHIO, and will be hoisted to the breezes
on the first OF next April
y little child Of Willard !. Sheffield, al
ms CITY, who with his mother. has been
VISITING friends in Burkville. had the
misfortune to stick a nall in his knee
some weeks ago. The little fellow has
not been able TO walk since.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
HALIFAX.

Halifax. N. c.. March 1S-(speclaD-
quite an enthusiastic crowd assembled
at the depot last evening to hear the
news from the fight and Fitz's men were
much elated at the defeat of Corhatt
y bridal couple from Virginia arrived
IN town o-dny and applied for licenses,
but We're refused, as they appeared to be
far below the required lawful ages. They
returned this afternoon
Bishnp Cheshire was expected here 10
preach at the p. e. church to might and
to-morroW. but owing to some other APP
po,ntlnent was unable to come.
Mt. J. Frank Drinkley was in town
TO-DAY. lie left this evening for his
home in Scotland Neck
Court VIII be held April 5th It is ex-
pected TO be Of some note. as the iail
mss now about thrty-two Inmates.
me weather continues still very un-
settled, but we are hoping for a hettnr
time to come.
Trade IS minimum at present
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19

Not everyone can go South
for March, but almost every-
body can spend a dollar or
two for SCOTS Emulsion Of
Cod-liver Oil. If you have
got a lingering cough or arc
run down; arc weak and ex-
hausted by reason Of the
Grippe, ask your doctor if
SCOTS Emulsion isn't Just
what you need in the ener-
gency. The combined vir-
tues Of the Cod-liver Oil, the
HyPophosphites and Glycer-
inc as prepared in SCOTS
Emulsion '1'1ll will give you flesh
and strength rapidly and help
you back to health.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
IEItrEtbl:D,

HEREFORD. N. c.. March 1s.-(SpaciaD-
Mr.. ". II. white returned last night
from Norfolk.
Mrs. Maria Newly returned to her
home yesterday in Pasquotank county.
There Is considerable talk on the
streets about the Fitzslmmons and Cor
bett prize fight. several offering to bet.
Mr.. U. w. Spc.ght had an auction
sale at his store especial for the ladies
yesterday
Our court next week will consume
about two or three days, the Sheriff
thinks.
Mr.. W. IT, Stokes condition was re-
ported worse last night, we are sorry 10
say.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
AUCTION SAI.ES-FUrUHE nav

RY VIRTUE or THE TERMS OF THE
- following deeds of trust, we will pro.
coed to sell at public auction in front OF
the Norfolk county courthouse door, In
the city Of Portsmouth, Va. on WEDNES-
DAY, the gath day Of March. 1897. at l3
o'Glock m, the following real estate:
THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND.
"a: BOUNDED j. or he = sou H'ho''0l S;
,Maverly street.: on the east BY
Parker street, and on the north and west
~ land, now or formerly owned by ].
Hodges, being lot No. 13l on the plat of
Campostella lots Of B. b. Wilson, Deed Of
trust made by Matilda Cuffee. formerly
ihawles) and Hillary Cuffee dated Novem-
Der Ath 1894. and recorded In deed book
lSs, p. 43l, Clerks office of Norfolk county
court
2: THOSE EIGHT CERTAIN LOTS,
situate III Norfolk county, va,
and designated as Nos. 8. !, s. {,
Z, s, and %, according TO the
plat made by c. II. Hargroves for w.
{. Lowry. Lots 3. 4 and front on Hodges
road and lots 6, I, S, 9 and 10 front on
Brond street. Deed Of trust made by WAL
ter G. Lowry, ct w., dat ted April nth, 1895,
and recorded IN deed book 200. page, 22o,
said clerks office.
TERMS: CASH.
FOSTER BLACK.
ALVAH Fl. MARTIN,
FRANKLIN Il. GILL.
1nali-tds Trustees.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
Presidential Nominations.

Washington. March 1S-The President
today sent to the Senate the following
nominations: Powell Clayton, of Ar
Kansas. Minister to Mexico: w. NJ Os-
borne, Of Massachusetts. Consul General
at London; j. Il. Gowdy, of Indiana,
consul General at Paris; J y. Brigham.
or ONO. Assistant Secretary Of Agri-
culture; P. S. Heath, Of Indiana. Fi.s,
Assistant Postmaster General; Captain
CHARLES Shaler, to he Major; II. l.. Mar
indin, members OF the Mississippi River
Comm ission
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
EXCETEsI EMF IN HAVANA.
Hcnvy Firing frn,n the Direction OF
Commandments

New York March ia special from
Havana to the Evening Sun says:
Firing was heard In the direction OF
Guanabacoa all la:t night and at mid
night flames were seen in that direction.
It is rumored that General Roderiguez'
band made another daring attack upon
the place and raided the Interior Of the
city and burned three houses occupied
by Spanish officers.
IT Is supposed that the object was to
capture some OF the leading officers.
and much excitement exists. The fight
Ing Is said to have continued all night.
At times the firing was heavy. lndicat-
Ing that large forces were engaged
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
The Norfolk PRINTING Co.

AS owner Of The types, presses, fixtures
&c. ~ the establishment formerly known
as me LhrGnark Job PRINTING Office. III
avenue. and heretofore used J." browne Il
Co., lessees, ! will cc:.uuct q General
Printing business under tic style and
firm name The Norfolk Printing Co."
E,stima teS VIII be given on all classes OF
work and satisfaction will be guaranteed
hereby appoint John Whitehead nv
agent and manager OF the said business.
tnal4-9t NJ. l.. BROWNE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
NORFOLK vIRGINIAN: FRI DAY. MARCH rs. 1895
l'ROpOSAEs.
y - =.
$25,0O0 S Per Cent. Thirty
Year Improvement Bonds.
Berkiey. Ya MARCH Is 1Sq

Berkeley. Va, March IS, 1897.
John MILESTONE. chairman Of the FL
3EtI CO. committee, will receive until April
l nn isS!. noon. scaled proposals for S per
E I, thirty year Permanent Improvement
ase n66 Of this town. to the amount of
S SSa - :, Bonds to be dated July LIST. 1887,
a SaII t4 De delivered TO purchaser at Nor
VI O0. Interest payable setni-annually
6neiose certified check on some National
BaIk Tor per cent. Of amount BID for
K3lght is reserved to reject any or ai; b;ds
'n I11 Iuf FINER particulars apply as above
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19

p URSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
a certain deed of trust from Thomas
II: Hill and wife, bearing date December
lst, lSl2, and duly recorded iii the Clerks
Office OF the Norfolk county court, shall
proceed to sell at public auction in front
of the courthouse door of said county, on
THURSDAY, March. 25th, 1897, at la
o'clock M, all that certain lot Of land with
the improvements thereon. known az num-
Der 81, OIL the piui OF the Campostela lots
of Francis Richardson.
TERNfS-CASH
WIN. II. BARNES,
mGl1-tus Trustee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19

one OF the English Bishops is also a
seologist Being asked TO say grace at
a swell private dinner, he stood IN ana
performed that function, but went
Stra light on while on his feet with geo
iogieai disQuisit.on which he had been
pouring into the ear of his ncighbor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
HnicitIc n, rnycttevl,lc.

Raleigh. N. C., Harch ia special
from Fayetteville to the Tribune says:
George 11. Bennett, formerly or Penn
savanna, committed suicide here last
night by taking laudanum. He left q
letter attributing his rash act to the I'M
fasthfulnesS OF his wife
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
DISSOLUTION,

Norfoik, Va. March 10, 1857.
The firm of Browne & Co, composed OF
ihonlas w. Browne and John Whitehead
doing general Job Printing business at
No, III Main street. is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent All parties having
claims against the said firm and all par
ties Indebted to II will settle with
JOHN WHITEHEAD
Manager Of the Norfolk Printing co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19

a special lot of Bingham Remnants.
IN lengths Of from 10 to is yards: US
ually The price Is 12Mc.-this lot Of over
a'ooo yards go at &c. the yard.
Ladies' regular 37llhc Black Lisle
Ihread Hose. Iermsdorf' Dye, Spliced
Heels and Toes-our price 26c.
One lot 123Ac. Lawns and Dimttics
about 80 patterns to choose from. This
week. Toe. yard.
Ladies' Black Figured Brilliantine
Skirts. sl.25.
One lot Ladies' Percale Wrappers,
YOKE back and front, trimmed with fan
cy braid to match, many styles; usual
price. sl.e0: our price, 75c.
Misses "Hermsdorf" Black Ribbed
hose. extra heavy, two thread, double
Knee. extra long. 12Isc.
200 dozen Gents Black. Tan and Bal
br.ggan Half Hose. double knee and
Toe. worth lie. a pair-hcre l2lAc.
Gents High Grade Balbrisgan I'm
derwear, for Spring wear. in pink and
light blue, silk front, French neck,
pearl buttons. regular price. $3.50 per
"oit' odI prize QUO. eaCn.
New Novels by Augusta Evans land
others; our price 17c.. worth 26c
Moth Balls, sc. pound, six pounds for
Csc.
Camphor Crystalline Flakes, a moth
preventative, &C. box.
Ladies' all Wool Sweaters. new styles,
sl.CO.
Gents Madras Cloth Washable Club
Ties. 6 for 25c.
Mems usual SOC. Trimmed Night
Shirts for 33c--speclal.
l case Of 10 pieces new and stylish
Checked Dress Goods at l0c. yard, pat
terms copied after imported dress goods
4G-.nch all Wool Bicycle SuItings at
7oc.. worth Sl.o0; oil The new colorings.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
a C0rpni, I,,trirue.

San Francisco, March ia ccordinc
to advices brought here from the Orient
by the steamer Peru. Prince Eui Wha.
heir apparent to throne Of Corea. is
Kept prisoner by band OF political
plotters who are Intriguing to dethrone
MS father and place the young Prince
on the throne.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19

and that Gov. Bradley can be elect
ed IL he butts says the word A new eau
Gus will be called and if Governor Brad
ley does not want the commission II will
probably go to ex-Cl1ielf Justice w. II.
Holt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
THE s1ENTrcK sExAToRsuIp.

ia Said Governor Brady Can ne
Elected.
Louisville Ky. March 1s-Dtspatches
from frankfort saythat the election az
Dr. ": G. Hunter as United States Sen.
ator Is now only remote possibility.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19

Edenton, \. c.. March 1S.-(SpeciaD-
yesterday Nj. George i.eary hilched hIs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
DO YOU DRINK 2

This may be a pertinent question a,d
perhaps you dont care TO answer it,
Sut II you do drink. don't forget that
you must kecp your kidneNs strong aud
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
Auction SALEs-TIBrS DAY. ~.
n GDfi 0eeo

beginning FRIDAY, March. 1e, 1897. be.
tween the hours Of II q. m. and 2 p. M,
mere VII De an auction sale of the plants
contained in the
GREEN HOUSES OF THE TIDEWATER
FLORAL FLORAL. COMPANY.
Sale will be had every day between the
hours mentioned. ut the company's dis
play room. 55 CRANKY street
I. W. EAsON,
Hlrli-A Trustee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19
Ladies, Clean QOuT Kid Gloves

win M!l!"r's Glove.ne. It. Is not q
liquid leaves no odor and can be used
while the glove Is on the hand Sold
only at r. q. Holmes & Co.'s drug store
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-19

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