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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20
DEMOCRATS APPOINT NEGR(
vESTIGATORS- FOR THH|
AND DUMB AND BLIND INJ
TONS, AND REQUEST THl
POINTAENT OF NEGRO II
TORS"

A gentleman. who may, Tor /,
being, condescend to discuss. the
ing statement with a machine ID
can make it mighty interesting 1
Democrat if he chooses.
Sections 1853 to 2S6o Of the q
fine the powers Of legislative com
of investigation. The rlles Of the
lature require the appointment Of
mittee of'''Investigatiou" for n
and Dumb and Blind instituted
member of this committee has full
to send for persons and papers
pei attendance, to administer nt
1t is the invariable rule Of such
tees to visit and Inspect" and .
gate" the institutions. The 20
these committees is supreme. n
is higher in connection with the
tons.
Now, let's see II il is possible
this hypocritical Democratic a
press off in q tornado of deuunci1
its own crowd for appointing vh|
pleased to call negro inspectors.
In the House Journal OF 1879. a
1t appears that Stewart Ellison ID
]. H. Young's father-in-law. aud|
Christmas lcolored) were sppoiu
the Committee of Investigation 1
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Ins,id
Two NEGROES ON THIS cohhIrTE|
appointed by q Democratic Legi1
Of which Jno. n. NorinR. Denocri
Speaker. Have you heard the ID
tic machine press raising the CITY O,
ger" over this actionl
In the Senate Journal Of 1891, a
it appears that l.. Aston (ooiOr(
Warren county, was appointed
COMMITTEE Of Investigation"
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Insid
Gov. Thos. II. Holt was PresideD}
Senate that made this appointing,
K. NJ. Furman, ex-De1nocraiic Al
was Secretary. Have you heard
mocratic machine press raising th1
"Nigger" over this action?
In the House Journal Of 1888. a
it appears that ]. II. Watson cd
Of Vance county, was appointed
Committee of Investigation for =
and Dumb and Blind Institutions.
was the last year in which the Dr11
machine had any power. and nc7
that suc1 power WAS used for L
purpose which the machine nov p
to condemn). Lee S. OverIDza.
crat. Of Rowan county, was sd
the House that made this apPa1
and he is now joining In the 1d|
hypocritical cry Of "Nigger. i
Just compare the above-naEaed
of the Democratic machine With 4
ent course. Does j, not afford
sive evidence that the machine IS
to gain by suealing hypocrisy y
gushing Inconsistency what Il cz11
by truth and record
A DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATU1
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20

T. II. GATLIN,
Chm. Board Co. CONS.
VIM. HOWARD.
JOHN l. BRIDCERs,
JAS. H. BELL,
F. II, FENDER,
T. P. WYNNE, NJ. D.
w. T. DEANS,
J. NJ. SPRAGINs,
B. F. SPRAGINs,
JAS. r G>sKILL,
w. r. KICKS,
WM. S. CLARK,
JNo. F. SHACKLEFoRD,
Prest. Bank of Tarboro.
THOS. III. PETERS,
]. LANDER,
J. J. WHIrEHuRsr,
H L. STATION,
]. P. MALLEr,
r. III. GArL.IN,
w. L. BARLOW.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20

The sPary Hand 90 o Facts "h1y ch sahe tn
Veyr yh Smen Indignantly dh and kn adh
Of umr,asq rosdt oG thse~ig huy:
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20

ghtohoo eta Nhn gD neral Ah Demo
u nd assert hpd N fm over
whau ~ Democrat hs
Melwo"T mso Defamation" Why's escape
Do A Ohd or y believe is
Thu ndnnues
preacher ,nmeo ohm
,ohwhrs sse Democrat cnh
men ~ claim ei
n is @ cam
rthtuisr Democrat h flying uu"
hg hey "NHge"h pp
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20
THE SANDER DENOUNCED.

To the Editor of the Observer:
We citizens of the town of Tarboro, N. c. who are
Democrats In politics. have read the article published
the Charlotte Observer of date of September 2oth o
and signed by H. E. G. Bryant in which he of w
white in this section of the State. The decent white
people here look upon him they would midnight
burner, and should riot occur he would be
the first to suffer. He has made himself menace
to the welfare of the community in which he dwells etc
and desire to that the above is and both
Mr. w. E. Fountain and this community great Injustice
there being in fact shadow of foundation for such
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20

WHAT THE WHITE DEMOCRATIC EDITOR OF
THE RELEIGH NEWS AND OBSERVER WROTE ::
"she had grown up into handsome young woman
with many admrers-farmer from the neighbor-
hood who fell in love with her red cheeks pretty ways
and mischievos eyes; just sixteen OF she was
and pret,ier girl in all Pamlco county. In her
combined the freshness and bloom of grlhood with
"Soon she grew accustomed to the negros presence,
and later her father away for days and weeks,
began welcome the presence of the negro and
look upon him as a protector Then something happen
ed. Ii is useless that it is the old story of weak
tempted
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20
A DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATU1
THORIZES AND "REQUEs1
THE APPOINTMENT o1
NEGRO DIRECTORS

While the Democratic machine
making such . great ado o'a
that a negro was at one uine =
of the Board of Directors %
and Dumb and Blind Institution,
strange-vERY STRANGE thai =
press does not condemn Ifs own
for AUTHORIZING and REnO
such appointments Why -
press condemn any procedure
own machine declares for'
The Legislature Of 1855 vas =
intensely Democratic -
about two Democrats to one OF ~
party. And yet the Demo0,%
ture passed the following 'ee
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20

StdIculc1lS.
HENRY BOURNE,
G. J. AUSTIN,
II. T. BASS, NJ. D.
JAS. FENDER,
ORREN WILLIAMS,
JNO. l.. JENKINS,
1. w. JONES, NJ. D.
E. D. RARNEs, Dentist.
NJ. A. CURTIS,
L. c. TERRELL,
L. c. CARLISLE,
D.. LICHTENSTIEN.
Gus LANDER,
l.. V. HART,
10. J. GREEN, Cashier.
j. A. OATES,
WN. A. HART,
JOHN w. GOTTEN,
6. M. T. FOUNTAIN,
J. H. BROWN,
o. WILLIAMS, JR.,
J. A. DAVIS,
Tarboro, Sept. 27th.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-10-20
WHAT THE NEGRO DEMOCRATIC EDITOR OF
THE WILMINGTON RECORD WROTE;

Poor white careless in the of protect
ing their women especially farms They careless
about their conduct toward them, and experience
among poor white people in the country teaches that
the women of that not particular in the
matter of clande tine meetings with coored than
the white with co1ored women Meetings of this kind
go for time until the womans infatuaton the
mans boldness brings attention to Them and the
ynched for rape Every negro lynched is called big
burly black brute when in fact many of those who have
thus dealt with had white for their fathers
not only not black and "burly" but were suf-
fcien attractive for white girls of culture and refine
ment to fall in love with them is we'll known to ALL"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
Gents Furnishing.

Our Annual Sale Of Fancy Pcrcas Shirts and White IN
Numbered Shirts.
81 MONDAY place sale so dozen Gents Unlaundsrsd
ohs fuy reinforced nn BOSOM Butchers linen lack double
sshsd seams extra gusctsd set in BOSOM no tosom
with muslin body; regular Soc grade during clear
ance sale. orcc 43c.
Mems White Unlaundcred Shirts, Utica nonpare muslin,
al enforecmcn double stitched seams four ply neckbands
sueed side regular 75c grade during clearing
sale, price Soc.
Mems Fancy Pecale Shirts two detached collars and oa;r
OF cGtis. 81 90 grade during clearing SALE price &c.
~ livery person who has has used Shirts Well
aVa OF this opportunity get the best shirt values
ever offered to the people of Norfolk All shirts have the
cushion split button hole -,
~ MEMS UNDERWEAR.-Msn Jersey Ribbed wool
Shirts and Drawers cadet bue and old gold shades St0O vauc
during clearing sale price soc.
hink Of buying All Wool Scarlet Medicaed Shirt dot
bic back and double 'front.' for &c. Special during our clearing
sale, value, SIPS.
Mems Genuine Cameis Hair, Piush Finished Shirts and
Drawsrs, Sl.00 vaue during clearing sale price, soc.
Mems Jersey Fleece Lined Shirts color blue, So vaue dur
ing clearing, price 39c.
Our 25c Suspsndsrs going fast at &c., We supply
BOYS WAlSTS.-Boys' Outng Flannel and Perc,1s
waists 45e grade during clearing sale, price t9c.
Boys White aud Colored Laund ,d Pcrcae Wais IS ST 90
grade, daring Our clearing sale price, SOC.
pair 25c. go y" gu
Boys Fancy Windsor Tics, 25c grade; during our CLEARING
sale price two for 25c.
SIC. Grade during our clearing sale, prize 25c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
Domestics Clearing.

a Unbleached Muslin; sale price, 8 3-4c.
- Unbleaehcd MUSTN'T fine grade, Sc.
- Unb!eached Muslin; extra social, SIC
"A Onbleached, extra heavy, 62ic.
a Bleached Muslin, fine quality. Axe.
"A Bleached Muslin, 6Hc- grade, now,
674c. ~
ANo. BIeaehsd Muslin, Sc. grade, 7c.
Blsached Cotton, 11c. grade special, &c.
Alpine and Wamsutia Bleached Cottons,
12Kc. grade, 10Hc.
42-inch Bleaehed Pillow Casing, 10 yards
to customer, price, one. yard.
45-ineh Bleached Pillow Casing, &c.
- Unbleached Sheetinq, t5c. grade lie.
l0-4 Unbleaehed Sheeting, tic. grade I4c.
1O-4 Bleached Sheetinos, zoe. grade, nc.
i04 Bleached Sheetine, 22c. grad, 19c.
45x46 Bleaehed Pillow Gases, 7c grade,
6Ee.
osox35 B1eaehed Pillow Gases, extra size,
Zoe. grade, Sc.
45x3e Blsaehed Pillow Gases, sKc.
45x3e Hemstitched Pillow Gases 12hc.
72x45 Bleachsd Bolstcrs, 22e.
I2x45 blcachcd Bolsters, hemstitched 2ec.
Skis bitashed Folsttr, lemstitchcd, 39c
o}x90 Bleachsd Sheets, 42c grade 371zc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
Art Goods.

SO japanese Hand Painted Cushion TOPS,
on linen, 42e, to 60 at 29c.
jap Silk Pillow Tops, gold embroidered,
Soc and SOC.
Jap Satin Pillow Tops, silk embroidered
Stamped Linen Picture Frames, all of IN.
newest designs, 25c and Soc.
Stamped and Fringsd Buffet Scarfs, 17c
25c, 39c and 45c,
Stamped and H. S. Linen Starts, Csc,
6se, 89c, $500 and sJ.t9.
Stamped Linen Scarfs, with lace Border,
75c, S1.O0 and SI.25.
Stamped Pillow Shams, i21zc and 25c
oair.
Stamped and H. S. Linen Centre Pieces,
33e and 42c.
Stamped with Embroidered Border Cen
tire Pieces, so; and 9Sc.
Stamped and H. S. Tray Covers, 25c.
Stamped and Fringed Table Covers, 25c.
Drill Table Covers, stamped in designs
seitable for braiding, 33c.
II: S: Applique Searfs, Soc, Csc, 75c, oec,
:, APPLIQUE shams; s>.oo, $500, s2.7s,
80
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
MILLER, RHOADS & CO.,

Justice Tomlln dismissed the case,
assessing the gay Latharo with the
costs OF $3.50.
Annie Wills and Rose Bower. both
colored. engaged IN n fight on Talbot
street Friday night, during which An
fie drew an ugly looking knife, threat
erinE to carve the object of her wrath
She was assessed IS, which was paid.
Rose was made to pay So for fighting
with Tessie Price, who interfered In
Armies behalf
Gus Wright and Louisa Rogers. both
colorcd. for fighting, were fined So each
freeman Williams. colored, who
stole hog valued at 81 from the store
of GrigGs & Comic, was given six
months in JAIL
g. w. Tyler. alias Col, Waddfll, etc.
ana John Mclean, who We're arrested
by Detectives Heppel and West as sus-
picious characters, We're discharged
owing to the lack of evidence the
charge against William Evans and
James Hill. both colored for robbing
Charles Stafford, also colored, was
Washington Goode. colored, charged
with drunkenness and unlawful tres
pass, was fined 49,
George Wright, Emory Tunes and
Andrew Fuller, all colored, charged
with unlawful trcspass. were dismissed.
Maggie Jones, coloIed. larceny Of
a clock from BERTHE Collins, colored;
continued till next Friday and the
accused bailed In the sum of $25, with
X G. L. Page, colored, surety.
Tom Jones. colorcd. stealing $3.50
worth of birds and n % cent r!ece of
pork from Il country cart in the City
Market; thirty days in jail
COURT OF LAW AND CFIANcERY.
In the Court OF Law and Chancery
yesterday the following cases were dis
posed of: S'
II. Is. Ciafiin company VS.. r. A..
Saunders; action of assumpsit; hung
jury.
Exceptions were noted in the case Of
McClannan VS.. Lowery. NIcClannan
sued Lowery for $4,000 for alienation
OF his wifes affections. The jury
brought in a verdict for $4,000. which
the court set aside. Counsel for the
PLAINTIFF then noted exceptions
Court Will adjourn Monday for the
term.
CLERKS OFFICE. g
In the Clerks office yesterday a gene
raj first mortgage from the Norfolk.
virginia Beach and Southern Railroad
company to the Guaranty Trust COM
pany, of New York, securing per cent.
gold bonds amounting to $3.50, 900. was
filed for record: TX OK
In order to finish the Kennpsyille ex-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
Many matters Of Interest Around About CITY
Hall Square,
A TICKLE LOVER GETS INTO TROUBLE
Carried nm Ugly Knifc-s,oie N Hor
and Went 10 Jail for SIX Month.-n
Hung Jury In the Law and Chan.
eery Court-n large aortEnSc
Given.

Yesterday Justice Tomlin disposed OF
the following docket in the Police
Court:
Hattie Dancer, colored, was arraign-
cd upon a peace warrant sworn out
by Lucien Battle. coIored. The story
OF the trouble, as told before His
Honor, was as follows Hattie and
her husband had lived happily together
Tor several years until one day one
Lucien Battle became cnamored by the
charms OF Hattie that his daily pre-
sence at the Dancer house caused Hat
ties husband ITO leave for parts un-
known. It was then that Lucien.
seeing her loneliness, poured into her
ears words OF love and sympathy
From that time until q few days ago
Hattie had always believed that I.uc,en
was AS TRUE as the Stars Above"
However, the time came. and only very
recently. when Lucien proved false to
the trust Hattie had placed in him.
Maria Tucker. whose color is of a
lighter hue than that of Hattie, ap-
peared upon the scene and the tickle
Lucien thought her more charming
than his old love and forthwith trans
ferreu his affections to Maria. Friday.
night Hattie, who had noticed n decid-
ed coolness in Luciens manner to-
ward her. went upon the war path, and
succeeded In running up with Lucien
with Maria at his side. The sight was.
more than the Sighted Hattie could
stand. She Immediately began to even
up matters by snatching Lucen's
brown derby from his head and throw
Ing it In the gutter. The situation
grew 100 warm for the false lover, who
Immediately went to the police sta
ton and swore out a warrant for Hat
ties arrest.
After hearing the evidence yesterday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09

90x90 Blcached Sheets, 47c grade, 4ic.
90x90 Bleachcd Sheets, known as our
62hc grade, sreciaI, 81. pair.
90x90 Blcachsd Hcmstitched Sheets, SEC
eial value, orice, SIC.
Single Bed Sheets, sale price, 35c.
Lancaster Aoron Ginghams, (no rem
nants), Sc.
All best Print Simpsons Mourning and
Silver Greys. Sc.
: lot Double Fold Pcreales. J21lc grade,
sale price, 7c.
] lot OF Outing Cloths, special, Axe,
lot OF FIannelettes for Wraooers, 7Tc.
J lot Red Flannslcttes, with black figures,
7c.
Special, 10 yards of Sc Calicoss for CSC.
10 those whom do their sewing early,
about 900 yards Of &c and IOc Lawns 90 in
this sale, 10 yards for 3ec.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
Honesty and Virtue.

There is more honesty and {Yiirtuas
contained in a bottle Of Salvation OH
than in any other liniment Iknow fiss
"Mrs. A. Fielder, 1864 PaletlorpS st.s3
Philadelphia, Pa, confirms this trnth.S
She found Salvation Oil to- be ans3I3S ex.s
ccllcnt remedy for rheumatism atiff2
joints, bruises, ETC., and thinks rs
should always be kept in the h1o5iis sss
Don't listen to tho Dealers arg nientsS
in favor of q substitute. Insist o. ge Ss;
ting Salvation Oil, it costs onlya cts I.
III, SOLD BY
Cannon's Pharmacy, 400 Buta stree M s FL
Alfred II. West, ZIG Main street a. Y VIA
Robt Z. Holmes e Co, rs Ma iflsS a raafs II;
Heistand's Atlantic City Dr sigt SSt6Ta. e ri
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09

Trimmed Pin Cushions, in newest
shapes, all shades, from Use to St.69.
Lambs Wool Slioocr Soles: Gents, 35c
pair; ladies', 25c; Misses, t8c; ChiIdrsn's,
l5c pair.
Siooer Soles, with cotored binding: La
dies, Isc pair; Misses, IS pair; Chiidren's,
I2Hc pair. !,
Renaissance Patterns for doyiici, centre
pieces, table Covers, burcau scaris, pillow
shams, handkcrchiefs, bolero collars and
jackets.
Renaissance Braid, all linen, &c yard,
15c dozen; 39c oiece.
Battsnbsrg Braid for Handkerchicfs, Sc
yard, Soc dozen.
Renaissance Rings, all sizes, &c dozen.
Linen Thread, Sc and 7c ball. =.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
HOW TO MAKE MONEY !

II you arc ont of employment and want
Al position, paying you from $50 to 500
monthly clear above expenses by working
regularly, or # ysu want to increase your
present income from 5000 to $500 yearly,
~ working at odd times. write to the
delphia, Pa, stating age, whether mar
rlcd or single, last or present employment,
ana you can secure n position with them
easier and faster than you ever made
Delofe IN your life. no2G-i0t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09

GdCOOh YEAR 60 right party selling Sc
~ ioOOeuaker Bath Cabinets. Pern,a-
nent: easy job; no capital; everybody
buys; Turkish and vapor, baths at home.
producing health. strength and beauty
Write quick. 4. WORLD MFG. co, %
Cincinnati, Ohio. SUI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
Black Dress Goods.

% pieces Black Pompadour jacquard
Suitings, 75c. grade; clearing price, ACC.
50-:nch all wool Black Novelty Suitings,
with granite effect, sold at Sl00: special
price, 79c.
5i-inch Black Broad Cloth. SIPS grade;
sale price, Csc.
4G-inch all wool. SILK Finish Henrietta,
Zoe; grade: sale price, SOC.
5e-inch Extra heavy Cloth for Canes,
$1.25 grade; sale price, 9Sc
45-inch all wool French Serge, 4oc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09

WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO
work al home. ! pay IS to SIG per week
for making crayon portraits, new pat,
ent method, any one who can read or
spare time. day or evening Send for
particulars and work at once. Address,
II. ~. GRlPP, German Artist, Tyrone,
Pa. oct24-s, .6t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09

LADIES, SEND ME DATE OF YOUR
birth, lock Of hair; will predict VoiIr
and health; give You pen picture r of fus
ture husband, wife or sweetheart ann
r lty' and give you book telling how to
love or obey you. All, postpaid. 10 cents
SILVER Or will send ali above with
New Marriage Guide. volume of Fn-
cents. PROF. B. B. ARGO ROY 1o67
Boston. Mass iono-1,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
Dress Goods.

Fancy Double Fold Plaids. 10c and 12c.
grades: clearing sale price. be-
40 pieces of Fancies in Plaids, Stripes
and Checks, Soc, 6ol1c. and Toe grades
10 and IL inches; clearing sale price enc
II ard i6 inch Fancy Dress Goods, T5c.,
and S9c. grades: clearing sab, price, 4gc
Fancy Camels Hair Stripe Cloths, all
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
Silks.

Figured Taffeta. 75c., Soc. and sloo
grades; sale price. SOC.
Fancy Silks. for Waists. In new and
hnndsamo designs. 42c. grade; special
nricc. 29c.
2i-inch Black Satin Rhadame, 75c. grade,
sale price, soc.
Beautiful Black Satin Duchessc, richly
worth sl.00; sale price. Toe.
2i-!nch Black Peau de Sole, soc. grade:
sale price, 72c.
Remnants of Dress Goods and silks at
half price
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
Good for CoI,l 4. Coz 5.

Have you ever seen or worn the 1,,st-
ly celebrated or unexcelled X y 4
PATROL $500 SHOE. 81 S sss3
For comfort. ease. or hard wea : q 4,
JUS the thing: Ma de til, st three 4, "a.
tinct Solo leather Ter soles, ana well made
next you need q pairgof q oesa ~, Z
and see them at HeIler,s one Il Eriss
Shoe Store. s. Bank Street.. opnoaifs
cour t1housa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
VISIT OF DIR. +. j. BRooKE. 81

VISIT OF DIR. f. j. BRooKE. b. ID
The Rev. Frank ]. Brooke, d d. I; Is.
evangelist of the Synod OF Virginia, u is
In the city, the guest of his Jbrother!s
comes to Underwater Virginia to conducE
evangelstic services under the direct;
ton OF the Presbytery pf Norfoll s..t ands
will begin q meeting at Lambert.ss
Point Presbyterian church to-1norfoW2
Dr. Brooke's evangelistic labors In III hes
Valley of Virginia and in the mouIi4
tains of West Virginia have been eniisfs
nently successful. ee4Ss ;sss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09

! f. I
Fleece" Blanket, made according to 81 Our \. \
order, 50. So. S4.t9 and S4.S9. q,
New Comforts at wholesale price, S rM
grade, Use; sI.25 grade, sI.00; $3.50 grad /
SI.2s, s. rs grade, $3.50, $3.50 81 grade,
$500, $500 grade, $2.79. as 81 sSs, .S
Down Comforts, $500 grade, n 81 49,
5000 grade, S4.89, $500 grade, $5.O0tYs
$1,000 grade, s7.59; $500 grade, silk lined,
children's Down Comforts. $500. 5sS$5
Sale Of Soaps. y. 4. ~.
We've introducing new Soap, knows /
as the Fairy Floating Soap This, soap IL 4; L
made from the pure vegetable oil, free from 1
grease, etc. An ideal soap for the toilet
bath and nursery, s1.35 4; stSssS
With every i25c purchase Of Fairy Soap az
beautiful calendar given away free. S$l
Fairy Floating Soap, toilet size, y cakes
for Csc. y ,, IS Y; ass
Fairy Floating SOAP, bath size, 6 cakes 4
for 25c. a y5l 33i553S5iss &
Fairy Floating Soap, laundry size, cakes I;
for 25c. SO
Fairbanks Tar Soap. social, Sc. Is :lsliaI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09

LADIES wanted to travel and appoint
agents for old established house Per-
nanent pos: $40 per mo. and ali cx-
penses y. 3OS. So, Phila.
delS-Wed, sat SUIT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERI
CAN REVOLUTION.

The Old Dominion Chapter of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
Will hold a conferenc in Richmond on
January 18th, 18th and 18th, Of all the
regents and delegates Throughout tn
State. The d. a. RS Of Norrollr = :, y
Portsmouth are invited I'd attend these
meetings. :. - 90
The following is the. programme of the
conference: '.s ' '''e
January 18th informal reception nj
In me Virginia Historical, Society at 8
January 18th session of conference
from 10 o'clock q. M to- p.trn. Lunch
e IS, at JEFFERSON Hotel fsa o,cioekp m.
'itws Oh historical pictures at s p. m.
January 18th. session OF conference
ana papers read from 10 a. m.71to 1 :
m. Full dress reception at $50 y m. - :.
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MILLER, RHoADS & CO. J,
RArHBoNE LODGE K. or i, I, 3 8

AT the regular meeting OF r athbone,
Lodge No. SO, knights OF Pythias, sFri-;
day night, General d. j. Turner pre-
scented to the lodge pair OF handsom
gavels on behalf of Mrs. Abb. II dimes;
wife of Past Chancellor A. b. Holmes.s
of Charity Lodge No. 10. Rathbonei
Lodge has begun dts career und tho
most favorable circumstances, and has
plenty Of work on hand. Al deep Inter-
est is manifested by all of its mems:
bers. X 8GSSstt 3 s ss s5Y
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TO euro "a cola =, ,,,o ~ 3 3

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Ta b,at.
al druggists refund the money rifs q
falls to cure. rs cents. Sold by r .,I
F. Trotter, Main street. S 4 -. X ~
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Blankets and Comforts.

IA White Blankets, red and bluc bor-
ders, price, Soc.
Special "A White Blankets, 75c, s}.oo
and SIPS.
Large size White Blanket, social, sI.75.
All Wool Blankets in red, pink and blue
borders, social, $3.50.
Ask to see our iceland" and Golden
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09

AGENTS-SS36 daily, selling nickle plated
brilliant Saslight Burners: fits all kero-
ssnc lamps; gives beautiful bright gas
light: no wick: no chimney: no smoke:
cneapest light known: free sample. E72
ENTERPRISE MFG. CO., Cincinnati,
Ohio. iag-Its
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M ONHY CAN BE MADE AND RIG
w money has been made bv inycstnra
who have accounts In my hands. Twenty
years OF successful dealing; write for par
linniars which will prove interesting to
ular interest rates. CIlAS. HUGHES In
York. >'> !; T., n 80