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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-03

the State of Indiana, hereby certify that the
the condition of the above mentioned COM
as shown by the original statement, and
file in this office.
to subscribe my name and affix my official
:. A. Q. DAILY. Auditor of State.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-03

State of Indiana, Office of Auditor of State.
/, the undersigned, Auditor of State of
above is a correct copy of the statement of
pany on the 31st day of December, 1897,
that the said original statement is now on
In testimony whereof, l hereun
TSEALI seal, this 18th day of February, 1898
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATES.

Among those prominently mentioned
as candidates for Offices to be filled by
The people at the spring election are
the following, the names of many OF
whom have already been published in
these columns from time to time:
For Maynr-W. II. Mayo. c. Brooks
Johnston. George II. Dawes. Washing
ton Taylor. r. i. Cooke and T.. NJ.
Henry.
For City Collcctor-w. NJ. Baker
James +. Reid, George NJ. Pollard and
w. T.. Allen.
For City Attorney-Walter II. Tav-
Tor and X. Meade Osborne
For Commemorative Attorney-Jas
f. Duncan and w. S. Woodwork.
For City Sergeant-John T. LAWYER
and Thomas l.. Dornn.
For Physician to the Almshouse-
Dr. l.. G. Shepherd.
For Keeper of Almshouse-P. e. Nor
dica and J. Edward Parr.
For Street InspectOr-W. j. Butt
Robert w. Ice, II. j. Holland ana
Caleb Hodges.
For Clerk of Marketable Moses and
Pat Thompson.
For Superintendent Of Cemeteries
j. NJ. BrouGhton and Charles c. Lee,
For Stnler of Weights and Measures
a. w Grandy and L. w. Atkinson
CITY Gaugcr-R. W. Goode, Charles
Ruddck, r. NJ. Anderson and Sam
Frankfurt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
Many Matters Of Interest Around About City
Hall Square.
THEATRICAL MANAGER ARRESTED
Was Abous 10 Leave ~ Lnrse Hotel
Bill Umpaid-sequcri False Inn>
prisonment Suit-Many Cases
Tried in tho Police Court Some
Noted Cnses.

Benjamin Tuthill, of New York, the
theatrical manager having in hand the
organization of the Virginia Stock COM
pany, was arraigned in the Police
Court this morning ION the charge of at
tempting to abscond from the Atlantic
Hotel without paying u bill of $3.50
He was arrested in Portsmouth, where
he was preparing TO board q south
bound train for New Orleans, to Join
his wife. who is playing in "Gayest
Manhattan"
he case was continued and Tuthill
being unable to obtain bondsnan
was committed 70 Jail
Last night the case was compromised
and Tuthill released.
Mr.. Tuthill was seen by The Vir-
sinian last night and stated in his
own behalf TO this effect, that the
affair was permanently settled, JUS
tice Tomlin having released him. He
also said that William Lee Johnson,
manager OF the Southern territory for
the Cosmopolitan Club, with head
quarters 4 81 East Main street, Rich
mond had agreed, III consideration of
one-rourth interest in the stock COM
pany. TO advance all money necessary
for expenses, anu had paid a former
bill for him at the hotel. This ar
iFtigement, Mr.. Tuthil said, had not
been changed. He said also thui he
had not tried Ia conceal h'5 move
msntS from any one.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
A dIHt.Ss ESTS.

FOR FAIR NIEEGI MIA. Our play
Eoers may confidently look forward il
a pure and delightful entertainments
1T the academy of Music on February
Il and =, when Mr.. Russ Whytal's bril-
liantly successful drama will ba pre-
scented. with the author and his wife in
the star parts. The piece deals with
domestic life In Virginia during war
times, hut it /, in no sense n mclo-
drama; indeed, Mr.. Whytal appears IN
u comedy character. This play is now
III It's fourth successful season, having
been originally produced more than two
years AFRO t the Fifth Avenue Thcatc
New York, and has been acted over 200
times. That remarkably clever ana
attractive child. Mabel Taliaf,tro. has
IN important part. y handsome scenic
equipment is carried. T..u.e will be a
special matinee Oh Tuesday, Washing
tons Birthday.
"A NIGHT OFF."-Ths big comedy
success will be presented at the Acad-
envy of Music next "Wednesday evening.
February ~, by Il great comrany under
the direction OF Mir. ]. H. Williams of
New York. This will be the first TING
in several years that one of Mr.. Au.lis-
tin Days pi avs have been presentc
In the Southern cities.
STAR TllEATR Eth Wilbur-Kir
win Opera Company, booked at this
theatre, under the new management, is
the only organized popular prica opera
company on the road, and it is safe 10
predict this attraction 10 he one Of the
strongest and best in America, and i,
ms company receives its due apprrcia-
ton in Norfolk as it has received in
most DINER cities, standing room will be
repeated occurrence next week at
he star. The bill will be changed
nightly. Said Pasha. Stahrs clever
comic opera rs the opening bill.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
The MerCilesS Creditor De-
lllandS That all Debts be
Fully Paid.
re suit A PHYSICAL WRECK
How Liquor Drinkers Borrow
Strength from The Bank Of
Health at luxurious Rates. the
Right Remedy.

Nature is an ineXOrabic accountant.
She will lend strength ana energy, but
wh7n the debt is due she collects the fun
amount With ruaous interest.
y man feels the need Of more vieOr OF
muscle, more viVacity of mind, than he
has naturally. He has borrowed bodily
capital and IL goes Oh repeating the
loan from rimc TO time. One day his
mtrcilcss creditor demands Il settle
mert. There is little TO pay with. bu,
Nature lev.cs on everything. leaving
when the d:'ht is paid, 4 wrecked body
and Responding heart.
There is small na2d to argue with a
man addicted 10 strong drink. lie
knows better than any temperance
ora:or in the land what an internal hab
Il he has fallen into. lie realizes per-
fcct!y that he is hop lcssly handicapped
in the race FIR riches and honor
DR.. Day, OF Boston says: THE effect of
vicious alcohol Indulgence is disease Of
The body; sooner or later it must sue
cumh. Disease OF the mind Is not far
of; IT. may be delqnm or insanity"
pr FOrmad, Of Philadelphia. examin-
I'd the bodies OF 80 hard drinkers Near
IS ninety per cent had fatty livers
sixty per cent had diseased brains
and innamed s,omachs, while not quite
one Mr. cent. had normal Kidneys.
statistics may app.al'to drunkard's
reason. They may scare him for a
Time. but :hov "i.' .i keep him sober
lie mas disease, and he mus: be tl-,,lt-
cd accordingly. The most successful
and intelligent treatment for .le cure
OF drunkenness is that perfected by
L. y. Gum. NJ. d. 81 East 2lst street
New York City. DR.. Gum has devgtcd
many years to the study CT the physio-
logical effects OF alcohol on the system,
and now oIfers the results OF his invcsti.
CATIONS as a positive and harmless
cure for all kinds Of alcoholism
y conspicuous advantage OF this
':rcatmcn: IS that 1t may he admins
tered by the sufferer at home. He
does not have to go to an institution
10 be formally classed among sots.
Drinkers who have despairsd Of free
dom find In this treatment n complete
Emancipation. 1t strengthens the di-
Nst!vc organs and whets the appetite
80 that food Is taken In sufliclerE guam
titles. and turned into healthy tissue.
II utterly destroys in n short slime tn,
iaste for liquor. What was once an
object of passionate desire beGomes n
loathsome thing. For full particulars
address as above.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
n's i'ricn torn Rros,cn ,,c,r,

MOI long since Il DlnvIlc. H., jury or
Tered the male defendant in n birnch Of
promise case 70 pay the decidedly cnmrr
tent SUM of Sal a2i s33 10 the nriifctC[ r. ~
one THIS was thought to be the Iar,,"si
amount ever awarded by Il Jury In n Sim
estimate Of blighted affection, there &c
another climate which IS not in dollars
ara cents exactly as high. yet In general
!nitT AN altitude. That is the cstimutr
OF ne people IN their general verdict a.
20 the efficacy OF iIostcttcr's stomach
ACTON of this gentle, but effective, INK
alive Is never accompanied 10y The riipinn
prcccdeS accompany the Cpcru.,o, al
:, gripping cathnrtic. Moreover. IL is an
uncomfortable remedy for and preventive
OF malarial, rheumatic and kidney com,
plants, Il r"Ncr failing, means of iny;n
Grating the stomach and nervous SYSTEM
and Il promoter of appetite and slccn
Persistence in its use is strongly ad,.is
able - 20
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
Gold Figures Refute Slander Emanatng
from Across the Way.
SOME FACTS ABOUT RORFolK'S IMPORTS
Instead of Recording 7hcm MI, New.
port Nows Rccords lint Eight Por
Cent ofThcm-C oaI for ships Use
Not Included In Tho Export. Nc>
turns.

Several days ago Newport News
paper INDUCED in some gentle pcrsi
mage regarding NOrfolk's customs. The
article would not be worth mttent ion
but for the fact that ITS author in his
iScnHlSd attempt to get funny, made
.tveral statements which are apparent
iy mal!ciously o;at of tune with the
facts
The following is quoted:
when you hear of the Norfolk pa
pers Dragging on imports. thcrc Is no
need to worry. for have IL on the IL st
authority that Norfolk receives not one
dollars wonth of imports which are
not first received here. recG lcd and
then shipped across TO the Fredcrcks-
burg of Commerce"
The Virginian investigated the above
libel and found the following condition
'of things:
In January. 1897 not dollars worth
OF imports came by way OF Newpor.
News; in February 1897. owing to pc
culiar conditions, CT Of the imports
came via Newpor: News: In March the
proportion was La. In Aptil. May
June. July and August not n penny's
worth came via the young elephant
across the Roads. The proportion In
September was Ia: in October l-2O; in
November, $50; and for December l. 10:
The total amount received vim Ntlw-
port News during 1S9, vas approximate
~ per c:nt. That is t. say that New
port News. instead Of recording every
dollars worth Of imports" as this a.
tcrprising person states. records bur, s
cents ont Of every dollars worth. o.
20. Quite a difference.
The same writer SAYS:
IN orulr TO swell her cXpn, valua-
non every month. Norfolk has to iMcludn
the banker coal in her list. something
we nsvci think If doing here"
Inc officials at The Custom hausc
assert :hat ;h;s statement Is utterly
iaisc; THAT they could not include the
bunker 1-al N their returns If they de-
sired TO- as the orders from the depalr-
inent prohibit It. a rccjrd Of all coal
Tor ships use. is kept, OF course. as
this Is required
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
Household Gods.

The ancient Greeks believed that the
Pcnatca were the gods who attended ia
the welfare and prosperity Of the family
They were wOrs;hipped as household
gods in every home. The household god
of to-day is DR.. Kings New Discovery
For consumption, coughs. colds and for
all affections of the Throat. Chest and
Lungs 1t Is invaluable. II has been
tried for quarter Of n century and is
guaranteed to cure, or money returned
No household should be without this
good angel. It IS pleasant to take and
a safe and sure remedy for old and
young Free trial bottles at Burrow.
Martin & Co.'S Drug Store.
Regular size soc. and $500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
GOOD SHOOTING SEASON,

MIR. l.. r. White. OF Curritucb5 InIe,
n. c., arrived in the city las; evening
via the Virginia Beach railroad. lie
reports excellent shooting Of wild duck,
geese and swan during the season.
There has been quite an increase In the
number OF sporismen from the North.
and they have all expressed themselves;
well pleased with the result of their
visit. Nlr. White considers that the
extension of the new branch Of the Vir-
ginla Beach railroad will result in a
great development Of all the country
through which it runs and immensely
populirize that region. lie returns ;i.e;
evening with party from New York.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
OPENING OF THE PRINCESS
ANNE"
The Season Begins at the Delightful
Virginia Beach Resort.

Yesterday marked The beginning of
the season at that delightful resort.
Virginia Beach. The formal opening of
the beautiful Princess Anne Hotel took
place and was siSnaliZed by an elegant
dinner rendered by Manager T. Edmund
Krumbholz To IL number of invited
guests The affair was q; perfect one
In every respect, and it was greatly
enjoyed by every one who attended.
Under Mr.. Krumbholz'es management,
the Princess Anne reputation rs n first
class perfectly conducted resort hotel
has become international. Last season
was one of the most prosperous the
place ever knew, and IL is safe to pre-
dict that the present season will be one
Of increased prosperity.
With improvements 10 the beach IT,
self. TO the hotel. and the splendid rail
way service over the Norfolk. Virginia
beach and Southern. road, which owns;
the hotel, taken together with The we'll
earned popularity of The :csort. will all
operate to bring 20 Virginia Beach hun
dredS OF guests this season.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
CAPT. YEATMAN DEAD.
Demise of One of Norfolk's Oldest and
Most Respectcd Citizens

Captain Charles y. Yeatman, one OF
.N"'ioik oideSr T,ii nost respected cit
,%ehs' dlcd ut at 1o'clock last night a;t
ms home, No. 10 Taztwell street, aged
20 years.
captain featman was one OF the best
known man in the city of the older
generation, having been for so long as
soci"'ed with the business and social
interests ~ the city. He came TO Nor
i''N many years aGo from East Virginia.
- was for scane time agent of the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad at this
p"ih'' re was also OF one time harbor
,ti'S''er mere, ana has held various other
important positions.
re leaves two children. CAPTAIN p. Il.
e.! imam and Mrs. Edgcrton, both re-
siding here. The funeral will take place
, rom -. Ltikc's Z. L. church at noon
Thui sday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Justice Tomln Sentences Many Offend
erS fcr' Various L.lis-do:n-s.

Justice ,romlin Sentences Many Offend
ers for Various IIlis-do.n-s.
In the Police Court yesterday Justice
Tomlin disposed nf the following cases
JnmsS II. Harris. an elderly w hitc
man, selling shrubs by roprrsentins
them TO be rooted magnolia tr2cs; fined
$50.
y. Connors. obtaining board I'M
~" False prctenses; compromised and
dismissed
Henry Burk, colored, carrying a con-
ccalcd pistol; fined $2l and fifteen days
ii jail
Iam"s Watson. begging on the street,
thirty days in jail in de,faul: OF furnish
ing $iG0 good hehavior bond.
Samuel Eure corcred. unlawful shoot
ing monday evening in front of L. Sum
mers' store. No. G35 Chapel street; CON
;inued
Alice Billups, alias Rachel Tabb. col
orcd. emb7 zzlemcnt of a Singer sewing
machine; continued
William White. cDloreh, fracturinc the
skull OF William Fountain, cylored. with
an axe during a recent fgip. at Good
sons bar, Union street; Two months in
Jail
sam Strong, a negro who has been in
la;. some DAYS upon the charg= If shat
n:iE:; shnw windrw at Bonncy's shoe
store, Church street, and stealing shoes
valued III $50, was sent on TO the March
grand jury.
y negro was arrested upon suspicion
~ having attempted to enter the resi-
dsnca of Mr.. Nichols. at the corner of
York and Yarmouth streets. Monday
nigh; proved 10 he the wrong party.
and was d:Schargs d by Justice Tom!n
yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
FELL ThEOtGH A HOLE.

Chl0riuratc Drowning of Thomas
Shea, of Tug Boat Crew.
About o'clock last nigh. Thomas
sfe2. memb," Of the crew of the
water tug Webb, lying off Pcttit's
wharf stepped through a hole in the
wharf and. it Is almost certain, We
drowned
He had friend with him, whose
name has not been ascertaincd. This
man reported the accident to the polic,,
station. The crew of the tug dragged
the river in that vicinity fer n mum
Der ot hours last night. hut were
unable 10 recover the body
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
Sa;.s II :is.asLSSh.

The entertainment of Our Jewels"
which was 10 have been given al Park
Avenue Baptist church last night, was
postponed until next Thursday on ac-
count OF the s,urn.
The ladies of ST. Peters ZIP, copal
church are arranging to give II colonial
tea at Kirn Ilall on The I'D instant
Mr.. Joseph w. Forbes, ol East
Eramh!e'nn avenue. has been coniinei
to his home by sickness u number of
days.
Mr. Il. F. Lindsey. of Gloucester
county. came yesterday TO sec NJ"
ilfiossihGhhm, his bro;hcr-in-law. 12G
south Reservoir avenue.
Mr.. j. c. Perry, grocer. corner Cor
prev and Maltby avenues. has l,nc
to Elizabeth City to spend a few DAYS.
Mis-. c. II. Oliver, OF 235 North RES
c:foir avenue, who was visiting friends
N Nanscmond county. has returned
home.
Mrs. Goods n haa stroke of par
aiysis last Friday at the residence of
Der son, Mr.. q. ". Goodson. Sal West
highland avenue. She IS under trea l.
ment Of DR.. l.. r. Chilce
The representative Of The Virginian
called yesterday TO see Mr.. r. j. Hog
gard at his home, No. 122 Charles
street. He found him quite cheerful
uhdtr me injuries sustained by the fall
ne had last Friday while working on
house on Kelley avenue. The fall
was distance of about fourteen feet
and the damage was confined 10 the
lert ankle, whose igamcnts suffered
consideration laccration. 1t will re-
quire some time to get over this severe
sprain.
On Friday night the second sociolo-
glcal meeting for the quarter will take
place at Mckendrec. Subject, How
to Make Norfolk Better City" Ad-
dresses by Hon. w. r. Mayo. Mayor
of Norfolk, and Rev. j. w. Moore, of
Queen Street Methodist church.
Report says that Mr.. Walter White
was robbed of an amount or money
gold watch and diamond ring, etc.
outside the city limits Monday night
The weather was very unfavorable
Cor attending any entertainment
abroad last night.
1t was very dark last night and no,
an electric light could be seen burn
ing in Brambleton at . O'Clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
SEQUEL TO \ SUIT.
Action in Chanccry Esgun AGAINST Z. Il.
lenehan Yesterday.

Action in Chancery Estsun AGAINST T.. Il.
fenehan Yesterday.
The sequel 10 the sui: Of Renehan
against HoHncy 20. false imprisonment
:" WI titan III the clerks office Y StGr-
Gay infthc shap Of Il suit against T.. 4.
Eenehan. brought hy J. 7. Bouney who
claims that as Rcnrlan owe; him $6i.l9
horse hire, this bill should be settled
before he rays the so verdict for fails
Imprisonment. An injunction has been
granted by JudgH Martin in favor Of
the plaintiff. cnjCinng and restraining
Rcnchan from proceeding furt!c~ II
enforce his Judgment for $50 against Mr.
SonneS, I covered at She January term
Of court; also restraining Anna X. Tay-
Tor, one of the defendants 10 rhc suit,
from proceeding further TO enN)rcc an
atacEnent OH the sam" Judgment
ltcrehan, It appears. owes her $G2 30.
and she was cndeavOrng to collect the
claim.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
JACK CORCORhN HERE

Jack Corcoran. the clever shortstop,
who put up such great game for
Norfolk several seasons ago and who
has been signed for this season, hns
arrived from Cincinnati and will re-
main until the season opens. Jack
looks well and says he is in fine form
except for n stiff ankle. This he homes
10 Timber up by spring.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
TWO CHARTERS GRANTED.
Park Land Co. and Frankfurt Loan
Company Incorporated.

Company Inc0rnOraton,
Judge IIanckel Yesterday granted n
charter 10 "'rhc Park Land C1mn,nv.'
the purpose OF which s,to engage in thu
real estate business. Capital. from So. NlO
ia $1,000 pfli2 rs. Galen H. Coon, ircsi-
dent; +. NJ. Converse. vice president
and j. J.. Converse. secretary aud treas
nrHr These also compose the board
Of directors. III are &c Norfolk.
Judge Hanckel Yesterday also grant
cd charter 10 The Frankfurt Loan
company. the purposes Of which are
10 conduo; tn Jcwciry and pawn
hrok.nS business Capital. from $500 Ia
$1,000. Officers. j. u. Lowenberc. prcsi-
dent; Nj. stern, vice presid mt. ana Ma
'ihln Frankfurt secretary ana treas
urer. These, with NJ. Abram ana NJ. l..
Frankfurt, compose the board '5f direc-
tors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
STEAMSHIP DISABLED,

Newport News. Va, Feb 18th,
steamship Elihu Thompson. which was
recently sold to Pacific Coast capitalists
to-day with her machinery disabled Al
ter the necessary repairs are made at the
ship yard the vessel will sail for Seattle
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16

children and adults tortured bv
burns. scaldl injuries. eczeml, or skin
diseases may secure instant relief BIZ
using DE Wits Witch Hazel Salve.
IL - Inc great Pile remedy. J. NJ.
Trottcr, Norfolk; K. l.. Walker, Bran
blcton; Truitt & Smith Berkeley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
THOMPSON ASSAULT CASE.
Comes Up On Friday-Cook Murder
Trial Set for Thursday

NVIIIvS UN On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MWrNcr
Trial Set for Thursday.
The Oz!c Cook murder case and the
Thompson-W Wood Smith street assault
cases ar set for trial in thc Corpora
lion Court on Thursday and Friday. re-
s2ec:ivcly, Of this week. Til lawyers
in the former case are commemorative
Attorney Duncan and Mr.. Ncnahlc for
the prosecution, and Mr. 4. =. Thorn
for the defense. and in the latter case
Commemorative Attorney Duncan,
Mcssrs. Thomas w. Shslton. John Nicely
and i. j. Morris for the prosecution and
NJ ssrs. y. y. Thorn and X NJ. Osborne
for the defense.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
10 Cu-on cola In one INV

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets
All druggists refund the money If 1t
fails TO cure. % cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
TIN WEDDING,

MIR. Jesse V. Lassett, Of The Main
street millinery firm, having been mar
RED ton years, celebrated last n.g'ia, with
MS charming wife the anniversary
mentioned. The family residence, at
'l' Marin street., evidenced last night
that the family was possessed OF lois
OF ain, and their many friends wish
that they may never have less.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
BOARDERS.

BOARD-Two single rooms for gentle
men, with boarG, can be had rear the
business centre of the city at rcasona-
BILE terms by addressing CENTRAL,
Firginian office.
MAN AND WIFE, or -oung man, cnn
obtain board In private family. with use
OF bath. In western rart O.. city. refer
ence exchanged. Address ~" care Of
VirEinian office.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16

eALESMAN WANTED-Smart, irtelli
gent, energetic 10 call on doctors only
aiso one Tor Central Virginia and C6,
North Carolina: to represent brst ISItown
nrm IN the trade: position permanent.
good income: best references rcGuiraG
fe13-1G-1S N 'i'''i"'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
10 Cure n cola one pax.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t
fails to cure. 25 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
[ RHEUMATISM II IN
WANTED.

ACCoUNTANT-Exp desires position
sign books, prepare trial balances, bal
ance sheets and statements, adjust
complicated accounts. Books written up
quarterly, yearly, monthly or oftener
remuneration moderate. business con-
Inide noe Address Accountant box 2O2,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
Dairymnm,. Son mc!ixnrs Rich ,,llL

from well-fed. cleanly kept COWS. Stop
wagon or postal $50 Church street
II. w. Smelling. Beach Grove Dairy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

OiSi-on tuesday evening February Is.
about o'clock, between Cheat hriI , -.
ana York street, Ladies' Black Persian
LAM Lamp shoulder Cape or Coliarct,c, with
lonE, pointed ends in front, Very high
rolilng collar with two large heads ~
throat fastening and two smaller heads
DOWN front, name of Gunthcrs Sons,
be given If left at QCArTI ,LsIs AI-NIs:
Dtrug Store. 162 Botetourt street.