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Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-03

From the promoters of Trinity College,
the new Roman Catholic College for the
higher education of women that is to
be established in Washington, comes an
interesting statement of the progress of
the work, the scope Of the institution,
the qualifications for admission, etc. 1t
is hoped to break ground next month,
but before this can be done further
financial assistance must be assured,
and for this purpose the sisters of Notre
Dame, under whose auspices the college
is to be built and conducted ask the
cooperation of their friends and par
ticularly of their former pupils wf,,
number hundreds of thousands. The
work has been expedited by a generous
gift from a gentleman and lady in
California. and by such kindly assist
anee as that rendered by the Reading
Circle of Chicopee, which has contrib
uted S100 with the promise of similar
amount annually for the next ten years
The Sisters of Notre Dame, of Namur
is teaching order whose establishments
include chartered colleges, academies
and parochial schools. There are 5000
members divided among the 115 houses
of the order in Europe, Africa and
America, all closely united under the
Reverend Mother Aimee de Jesus, the
superior SGDeIdl, dI lN1lHu l AZ l1lNeI-
pool and at Glasgow the order has edu-
cational Institutions while in this coun-
try it has 40 establishments, with $4,000
pupils at the present moment
The Sisters of Notre Dame, of Ma
muir (so-called to distinguish them from
the School Sisters of Notre Dame, of
Munich, whose American mother-house
is in Milwaukee, and from the congre-
cation of the same name established by
Madame Bourgeois, at MontreaD, were
founded in 1904 at Amiens. France. I'M
der the direction of the Fathers of the
Society Of Jesus. In 1909 the mother
house was transferred to Namur, Bel
glum, and in 1874 the rules and consti-
tions of the institute were approved by
Pope Gregory XVI The first commune
ty In the United States was established
at Cincinnati in 1910, and this continues
to be the mother-house in this country,
though there are two other novitiates
of the institute in America, one at San
Jose, Cal, and the other at Waltham
Mass.
Twenty acres of land have been pur.
chased adjacent to the grounds of the
Catholic University and facing the Sol
diers Home Park, as site for the new
college. 1t is claimed that the courses
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-03
Boston Store.
Denholm & Mckay Co.
Dainty Luncheon.

Mrs. A. H. Clay of Boston,
representing the Armour Co,
will serve during the week
a delicate luncheon, consisting
of BouilIon, Viogral. Mince
Pies, Baked Beans, Bacon,
Boned Chicken, and will be
pleased to tell the ladies of
Worcester how to prepare
dainty lunches with the use
of the various products. Ev-
erything free.
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Great Sale of
House
Furnishings.

When the cars get to running on reg
ular time and the streets and sidewalks
once more become passable, then tine
real excitement of this sale will begin.
Hundreds Of women are awaiting the
chance to get here and participate in
these wonderful bargains.
We shall continue everything on sale
at the advertised prices till The end Of
this week, SO all may have an equal
ch--nce.
Tinware, WOOdenware, IRON
ware. Glassware, CrOckery and
Silverware at the lowest prices
in the history of Worcester re-
failing.
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damrfster 9ailp Spy.
Office 444 Main ST., opp, City Hall,
WORCESTER MASS.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-03

viii give hearing to parties interested in
bill CT. 242) for legislation to place the
sale of intoxicating liquors under the au-
thority of liquor agents in cities and
towns; also bill Oh. $3.50 for the repeal of
chap. 81 of the acts of the year 1897, rela-
tive to the transportation Of spirituous
and intoxicating liquors into no-hcense
cities and towns at room No. 4Ss, state
house, on FRIDAY, Feb. A, at 1890 o'clock
a. m.
W. H. COOK. Chairman.
E. B. ESTES,
Clerk of the Committee.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-03

All subscriptions payable in advance
Sample copies sent on request.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-03

Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Rev.
Roland A. Nichols of the Church of
Christ united in marriage Miss Laura
p. Capen and Frederick E. Wheelock,
the ceremony taking place at the home
Of the brides parents, "a Chatham
street, in the presence of the immediate
families. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheelock received their friends at their
new home, 80 Lincoln street, after which
they left for a trip to New York and
Connecticut
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THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY Cweekly).
Published every Friday morning; Five
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THE SUNDAY SPY: Four cents copy,
50 90 a year.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-03
STATE HOUSE NOTICES.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
THE COMMITTEE ON LIQUOR LAWS

STATE HOUSE, BOSTON. Jan. 81, 1883.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-03

Mrs. N. F. Rogers gave a card party
Wednesday afternoon. There were eight
tables.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-03

Tonight the give and take" party in
aid of the Temporary Home and Day
Nursery wAl take place at the house of
Mrs. c. G. Washburn, "A Elm street.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-03

Mrs. William Tabor sibley gave. a
pretty pink and green tea Wednesday
afternoon at her home in The Standish,
I'll Main street, in honor of Mrs. Fred
erick A. Bigelow. The rooms were dec
GRATED with cut flowers and ferns fol-
lowing the various tones Of pink and
green throughout. About 100 ladies at
tended the tea.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19
TRIED TO COLLECT ToRc1BLY.

But Kelly I'ailed-Made Faces in
Church-Cth:r Pslice Court Cases.
John Kelly was charged III the Police
Court yesterday morning with using
threats and violence in forcing Nor
us Rosenberg to sign n bill of sale
made in his favor for q stock OF grocc-
lleS in an uptown store. Rosenberg
mad borrowed money from Kelly The
ease was investigated ana dismissedt
L. IA. Hoskins, co!ored. enibezzle-
mGnt; continued till Saturday ana thu
prisoner hailed IN the sum of $l00. with
his mo her as surety.
Chattie Dancer, colored. who was re-
Gently before the court was arraigned
again yesterday inorning upon the
charge Of annoying her former lover
Lucien Battle colorcd. while he was n /
Calvary Baptist church last Sunday
niTht in company with Maria Tuck a..
colored. 1t seems that Maria made
uEly~taces at Chattia while in church
ard Objected to the latter talking with
her escort after syrvicr. There was
q clash hetwcsn the three and Lucien's
hat again suffered. Cha;tic was re-
Quired to pay $3.50 costs. Lucien ana
Maria paid $3.50.
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e ( II. X [. E:!,Y
Sy ~ ~
/ hi

The Norfolk ana Portsmouth T,oae.oe
Junior Order Irnjtc6 American NIo'
chamios will attend divine services
next Sunday uIyht win, tbc IsnrI,ln,,
Council Rev. =. W. Duke. Of Enr,:-
Icy Avenue Baptist church. viii
preach.
-- SHratley co,nr,d v.bo w..
shot last Friday nirht for stcaI;m,.
chickens. is recovering In spite of havo
ing two siugs and TWO loads of No 6
shot IN him
officer Parker arrested two men
White ana color.!-4u Pearl eirn.t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19
The Surprise OF All.

Mr.. James Jones. OF the drug firm of
Jones & son. Cowdcn ILL.,. in speaking
of pr Kings New Discovery. saws
that last winter h.s wife was attacked
with la Grippc. ana her case grew so
serious that Physiciaus at Cowden and
Para could do nothing for her. IT
seemed 10 Gcvolup into Iasty Con
sumUti2n. Having DR.. Kings New
Discovery in store and selling lots Of
&C. lie took IL bottle home, and 10 The
surprise of all she began to get better
from first dose, and half dozen dollar
hotties cured her sound ana we'll Dr..
* faa.'a New Discovery for Comsump-
tiou Coughs and Colds Is guaranteed
to do this good work. Try it. FIRES
trial bottles at Burrow. Martin &c Co.'S
Drug store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19

rms expression is heard constantly.
lerhapS you. rGaicr, have heard il and
'ossiplN You have made ii yourself Ii
- SAD iact, but fact mono the less.
t'i1b While the grip is had enough and
depressing enough when in its acute
iosln' IL is often worse when Il settles
IN some part Of the bCdv and con-
,ihH@$ 70 destroy the health ana ruin
me nie. Doctor Lombard. in speaking
on thls subject recently. said:
IS well known fact. admitted
uS an Hoctors. that grip does settle in
- LIS pony ara bring distressing effects
.uhS after 1t is apparently cured. But
ano H"ct"rs do not always say just
Where it usually settles. 1t should he
ciGhriF understood, then. that the spots
W',lch grip commonly selects are the
hiiheNs and urinary organs IL is
Iu'e natural that 1t should do 50 For
sneSr are the very organs that are
-, ~ VI 'te system and. naturally, be-
ing "verWorkod. they are weakened ana
! become an easy prey for disease"
when these delicate but most i'm
ppEiant organs are attacked IN their
Meakened condition. they cannot throw
'hs grip from the system without hoIp
good help-strong hclp--reliatlo hcIn
But. you ask. where can such nssie,
ahce he securedn Thc question is not
IN easy one. Many things will holm
ne Kidneys, urinary and female or
sans temporarily, but il is not tom
porarE heip that they need. They re-
cure something strong. something thu,
WA! seize the grip ana cast il out for
ever. Ordinary medicines will mi ar
complish this. II REQUIRES n scientific
IscoHerN-somothiRg out OF tile Ordi-
hary-Somethiug That can he depended;
upon absolutely. There is. $50 far as
we Know, so far rs the scientific world
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19
= n dlSEMiS G..

THE MARCH KING.-John phfl;n
SouSa and his magnificent band gave
two concerts AT the Academy of Music
yesterday, matinee and evening. 10 Two
OF the larGes; audiences eve: gathered
th"re Standing room could scarcely be
mad at either performance Society was
ou' in force at night and several box
parties We're given,
Tile reception accorded the great
Anne lean composer was in he nature
1f IN ovation. The large audiences
We're not disappointed. The " II Sc
!ec.e6 programmes were rendered most
Rccoptahly. Classical mus ir wa; plai.-
od "a none but Sausa's hard car play It
The hr$ work Of the woril's gyeatrs.
masters Was included IN ;he ten mum
beers that made III each nr5srlmma ana
ca ch one wa. fnll1wcl ~ one of Spusa' :
own ti-ring marc rh r. is sJna.
thing facinat.ug Il. ii.a gppesraacn of
the great banlr f.. .~--r,;,,,,,s,a,. as ba
,oDducts the ba wbjra i; r,ave those
stirring Iirs Of his which make one
think at one I'm &C low. and var
Miss Davies ,,. saIrlnn h1s snIou
nil voice ana Miss fl,vle ths vinIjnist
d,.,ws a baauiifuI hnyy Elth ,hasa Ia
liz ~ met ,,;s.ra-sa. of r,.n,,r,.
ana IN ir yn,k Yesterday Won ,ha al
,,-r,,i,n nf bo,h audiences
Shnnid N.Y. Snus8 Qhe doas'n, like
..T,,or...so,.,,l brirc his hand ana his fair
,,,,Isi.,ons MI. v.ay IN, a rctir, nne1eo.
,,,,t w. Vii rac,;,.n ,nst a. ua1.r
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D1,,r -, ~ ,.;,,
~, .,,a,. -. 80 So, nIoro1ra, a,,i,
~ pl[anu 80 'si! "i," ',a-,,
M $500 ,nt ,n'''i I 80 !, ~ ~
NE r. rca onn,aiv .,,bn star C:,yo,. ;,
,.t.s,,l.'.,, ",',,, ~
Nc ,,r,sa,,t ssasnn ~, ,s crna;,nd ,y.,,t,
ms ''cseINl s."s"n nc Is 81 s,I''n WIN
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80 80, - 49, ;rni,,s, WILL, hn., ~,
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GnIs st|iTxI,f, ~, ,.,.. y" 80.
,a,, os ~. c,,i,,.,or ~, uttz"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19
rae cossn u.can count.rrcitcrs

Countcrfeiicrs have been issuing, bog !;
notes Of the government OF the island mn
I'll he amount. ii IS said. has reached
Sl@hWo Inspectors of the secret service
bureau We're chiefly Instrumental In bring
,nE The ma!ciactors To justice. The Of.
iircnGy OF the secret service Is I'M.
doubted, but il is by no means n secret
but patent fact that the service that
!iosteitcr's stomach IiittHrs does the
weak, nervous and dyspeptiC is of genuine
value. There have been from time 10
time countc!fgi;S Of il, as there are of the
genuine Costa Ricon notes, but the m mia.
tutc note of hand on the labol and tn" Wig
ncttc of st. George ana the DRAGON
coupled with the cXuuisitclY finished typo
graphical work are not successfully imi-
tai,c. ANY one who has used the Hit.crS
knows It's admirable qualities ana the rc:l-
lures Of the exterior of the bottles. This
agreeable tonic absolutely prevents AMI
ISme,iiGs mniara, rheumatism, liver COM
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19
Many Matters Of Interest Around About City
Hall Square.
FOR VIOLATION OF THE PENSION LAWS
A Notary Is Arrested by Federal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to CoIlect a.
heb, by Force and Got Into cour,
Police Court Cases cour,
Notes.

Charged with n violation OF the United
States pension laws, James T. Oliver,
colored, was arrested by United States
Deputy Marshall Cross, and lodged In
the city Jail. He is charged with COM
plicity III the FRAUDULENT pension claim
case of Tom West, coiored. Tom Is
now in the city jail uwaiting the faction
OF the United states grand jury. Oliver
will be given hearing before United
States Commissioner Ackiss Saturday
Judge Hughes has gone to Alexan-
dria to re-sentence a Federal prisoner
who escaped in 1924 The Judge was
accompanied by District Attorney
White.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19
Opinion Di'ldsd on the Merits and Demer-
Its Of the Whipping Post Bill.
NOW TO TREAT YiCIOuSRESS AAO CRIME
fusscsti"ns of Rock Piics nnd Trcnd>
miils-Ihe Ansi-Trnd,ng stamp
Moasurc-F or n Pctitiou-Tha
inauEurntion ola Govcrnor--I.cG>
isiatiSe Gossip.

y great deal OF. interest is being
aroused in this section by the proposed
whipping post hin. Every one has
Got something 10 say about II. but no
one ytarns TO be quoted on the sub
ject
Opinions are mixed. The bill has few
out and out advocates ,rown this way.
and the Impression prevails that its
passage viii do Il great deal toward
setting the State back in the race of
progress. On the other hand they ad-
nit that something has got 10 be done
to make the law friEhtful To- malcfac-
tors.
As the years go by the law abiding
citizens are becoming more ana more
disguised with til present System whch
houses and feeds evil doers in idcness
at the expense AZ the State.
The city Of Norfolk abourds in big,
!2t, black. lazy, greasy parodics on
humanity. who make it their business,
20 break into Jail every fan. hibernate,
ard come forth in the sprn;: 10 prey
again upon the public While in Jail
all they have - 10 is TO feed them
selves. They are more or less tenderIy
cared for They can, bG put to work
Organized labor protests They cant
he whipped. There is prejudice
against H. What is 10 be done?
1t has hnen suggested that they hc
rut 10 work ON an ind s,ruc;iblc rock
pile, or made to operate Il treadnIil
If the whipping post bll fails 10 pass.
these latter Innovations may he intro
auccd There appears little reason
why they shouldn't.
An other measure which is Of vital
interest down this way is the anti
trading stamp bill. Ii seems that when
The ii=h: WAS begun number Of Nor
folk merchants. a hundred ana eighty.
five cf Them in fact. signed u petition
asking for the passage Of tlhc law This
petition, instead of being forwarded To
one on the city's representatives., was
sent To a Richmond attorney. who seems
TO have made n mess Of the whole bus
mess, AZ any rate, when the bill came
up first for consideration, the petition
was not presented to the committee.
which, accordingly, arrived ut an I'D
verse conclusion. The measure has
now gone "a another committee, and
It's future Is prohlcmatical.
There is probably no state in tho
Union whore the important function
Of induct!n;r u Governor into Office has
hecn reduced Ia such "A scientific simpli.
city as IN the Old Dominion The oc-
caSion is absolutely devoid of plmp
and ceremony even Formally. 1t is.
enough, strongly ana dem0ri'a t!rnlly
impressive, and no man who saw Gov
'rnor tyler take the oath Of office ana
heard his simple words Of good intention
ani policy outlined IN his inaugural ad-
dress but feels that Virginia has nj
her helm man who will at least en-
deaVor 10 The hasat Of hiss ability to
guide fc:' carefully through the storms
~ N" lltNt lew years, realizing fully
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19
s.ndiPs' New Mnrl,ctront.

FOR travelling. driving and general
UNITY wear the long protective coat
meets with unqualified approval It's
"hapeilhes9 and comfort arc factors
mat insure it' popularity, ana it's pro-
lcc'lVcneHS and good style are undeni-
ape. Ihe Newmarket illustrated at
this figure is taken from the las; num-
Der of The Dclincator. II may be made
with or without n hood. and liz grace
iul lines will display the figure hand
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19

Gomcly The loose fronts lap ana close
IN doubic-brcastcd style. and are re-
rerScd above the closing in stylish lap
els that extend in points beyond the
rolling collar. The sleeves answer 10
me !alc demand OF fashion. ana are
S!dc-paitcd at the Top ana finished with
roll-up cuffs. fockct-laDs cover open
ngs 10 change ana side pockets. The
Alpine hat IS simply finished with 4 rib
bon band.
Specially prepared for us by The But
tcr.2k Publishing Co. Gimited)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19
CONFrIaArED AFTER DEATH.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-Am0ng the con-
tirmatlOns by the Senate to-day was
thm, Of William w. Ashhy. of Virginia
to he consul at Colon, Colombia, to
which Office he was appointed by the
Pesident last October. The news of
She death by drowning of Mr. Ashby
and the German consul at Colon was
received here Yesterday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19

Rev LLOYD 7. Williams ard family
VIII occupy III the near future thc,r.
new home nj No. 2GS North Maltby
avenue. This residences is now under
going rcpairs' II 1T It, for occupancy.
as temporary parsonage to Trinity
Methodist church
MY Vim. Gcdwim has been i'll n uum-
Der of days at his home, No 30 Levitt
avenue.
Messra TORY Gordon ana GIN
Brothers. OF the ward. will leave TO-DAY
fer Gdenlon. where they a~e booked
Tor an entertainment tonight. There
Is no more promising talent in the
city than these young men possess.
Nj" j. J.. Parsons ana family. OF
salem, now residents OF Norfolk. have
made their home 2. los Brown avenue.
Mr. II. Morton Harper. an entcrpris-
Mr.. w. w. Eonthc corner of Hra,n-
hicton and Reservoir avenues.
y petition is being circulated 20
present Ia the LOrai EuHrcI. asking
that an electric light IL placed at the
corner Of C"rprew and Maltby ave
nuca.
Getting Young ideas 10 shoot" viii
hs the subject Of the first aDciolo-ical
meeting 10 hc held az McKendrcr,
which VIII take place Friday ninh,
pr YOUNG ana Prof. Martin are 10 be
The leading speakers
Little Mabel Daily, OF 500 North
MAlthy avenue, IS improving after be-
in% quite ILL.,
Master F'ranl5 .tdams, who was ac-
eiientiy shot a few dayG ag0 and hn.
been al - N!nccnt's Hospital since.
mas sufficiently recovered 10 return
home.
The condition Of Miss Martha Bc1-
ton. Of Brown avenue. was considerc
Unchanged Yesterday afternoon.
The junior branch OF the Bautist
Young Peoples Union OF Tn. park
Avenue Baptist church viii give an
entertainment Thursday at 7:45 p. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19
l.2,.ZIIZ Kyz|ll(KEE:s.l||

rheumatism Cure Is Suarnntevd 10 DO l6suluteiv
rs anu strong tonic In building up the weak
ta,, vonLlateu ~ cures acute or muscular rheuun.
In IN iroin one to five dayr Sharp shooting mains
nrn, ,S part OF the O3ty stopped in few doses A
Chronic Si 5s2S anu AL palms In his and oins
rnis ik are speedily cured. II seldom fails 10 give
@ irn3 ono 10 two doses, and almost InvarIsbiv
n' 4ri9Ee one bottle lns been used. 1.-The Munyoi,
!din,sS So;mp9ny prepare separate euro for eiich
mejico az III dFurSistS21 cents VIAL Jfyou need
street., Philadelphia. II IA absolutely froe
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19
COURT NOTES.
Ihree Months for 5ry-Notary
Embellishments To BE An

. N&''rI'rt'7 W Wits 7 = DO III
American.
Joseph T.. Bunkley was tried IN Aha
Corporation Court V s.trday uppn tho
charge of robbery from the person and
given three months in Jail
IN the Law and Chanccry Court To-
Sc y lacks. native of Russia. declared
ms intention of becoming a citizen of
this country
Mr. Fheodrick A. Williams qualified
as notary public in the Corporation
Court yesterday.
MIS- AEce Moore transferred to Mrs.
George r. Crismond, OF partsr,c,,.i,
property on the south side Of Hrarn-
hleton avenue. near Ferguson; consiic.
ration $11OO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19

Take Laxative Eromo Quiuinc Tablets.
al druggists refund the money if it
fails TO cure. % cents. Sold by j. NJ
+. Trottcr, Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19
AGENTS MAMTEn

eALiSSAiEN For CIGARS: SIPS
month ana expenses: Cid firm EXPERT
snCe unnecessary: Inducements 10 c,isto-
jy2o-tu, I'll, su-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19

FOR FEST COAL. WOOD. HAY. GRAIN
NAL Feed. Bricks, Lime Sand Cement,
l.aths, etc. call on J. III. J-tCOCKS,
corner Main street and Malone avenue.
Both Phones. @ jal-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19

Have You ever seen or worn the just
ly celebrated or uncXcelled
FATROL So. 90 SHOE
For comfort, ease. or hard wear It IS
jus. the thing. Made with three dis
tinct solid leather s1lcs, and well made
watcr-tisht soles; will not rip When
next you need pair Of shoes, come
and see them at Hellers one Price
Shoe Store, 81 Bank sStreat, opposite
courthouse.
See DIR. Week In reference to your
eyes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19

iWANTED-25 reliable colorcd women TO,
go TO all parts North TO do general
houSework; all expenses furnished bv
employers. who arc Sending for help:
tickets ready daily. Cali 4GS Church
Street Norfolk. Va isIi-3tt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19

Neutrality-suspicious. capital in plant
owning the finest itcd OF brick and pine
clay east of the mississippi river and
located on railroad and .Iurncs river
mere Will be an enormous demand for
inc product this spring. For particulars
jai-iw &C.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19

hair is importon, Ven
own combIngS or cut hair made into
% nSau',itnl Rra:ds, Bangs or From, Pieces
-, Inc most artistic manner Charges
H!edGiatS Combtngs bought Elite
mAIR PARLORS, Ill Church street
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19

WANTE n--Salesiady, experienced in fit
ing gloves. None but those who can
FURNISH first class reference reed apply
State experience ana salary wanted. Ad-
oresS L. o. Box, 2iJ ianlS-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-19

PAHINERSlilP or otherwise lady or
lady and gentlemen, with small canitaI,
wanted to join lady in Il lucrative retail
business; established 50 years; good In
office. iai0-9ts