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The times., 1898-11-17
Johnson & LuttrelI Handkerchiefs.

"a LUVtISI HUHUNVIVEISIJs
Ladies and Mems White Initial ensched Handkechiefs that
Johnson Iuttrel sold for and I2ac.......
odd lot Chidrens CoIored Silk
Johnson Iuttrel sold for SC and
Ladies Swiss Embroidered and Scaopedede Handkecefs that
Johnson & Iuttrell sold for 0-
Mems large Anen Hemtched Handkerchiefs that Johnson
I.utrell sold for &c
Ladies' Japanese Silk Handkerchef with fancy initials,
Johnson Luttrel sold for ..I5c
Mems big Japanese Silk Handkerche with initial that cln
Iuttre sold for l9c
The times., 1898-11-17
CHURCH WINS THE SUIT.
Had Been in Possession of Property
Without n Title.

In the case of the vestry of Washington
parish, Christ Church. near the navy
yard. Justice Hagner yesterday issued an
order for the appointment of new trus-
tee to make title to the property claimed
by the parish.
The suit was brought against Alice Pal
mer and others, heirs of Thomas Tingey,
who was the original trustee of the con-
gregation of Christ Church, to whom the
property was conveyed. The property was
conveyed to Tingey in 1907, and the con-
gregation has ever since that time been
in quiet possession of it without title,
Tingey having failed before he died to
make a title to his successors.
The times., 1898-11-17

johnson & Luttrell's
Dress Goods Stock.

JOHNSON & LuttreIFs 3UC Dress Goods 60 FOR I5c.
johnson & LuttreI's 45c Dress Goods go for 25c.
johnson & Luttrei's 59c Dress Goods go for soc.
johnson & Luttrels 6oc Dress Goods go for 4oc
johnson & Luttrell's SOC Dress Goods go for soc.
johnson & Luttres ST. Dress Goods go for 69c.
johnson & Luttrel's ST.. SO Dress Goods go for SOC
Fancy Black serges that Johnson Luttre sold for 9c
Mohar Black Lustes that Johnson Luttre sold 25c
All Wool Black Storm Srges that Johnson
45c Csc
AlWool Black Chevot Serge that Johnson & Luttrell sold
for r59c.............. asc
Silk Finished All Wool Twied Johnson
79c... ..., . acc
Black Mohais and Broadohs that Johnson Lute sold for
soc ............. SOC
The times., 1898-11-17
The First Day Of the Johnson 4 Luttrtll
Stock at "1hc Busy Corner


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The times., 1898-11-17
Johnson & Luttrel's Silks.

coored and Black Velves that Johnson Luttre sold for
85c to S
75c, S5c and
Novelty Silks that Johnson & Luttrel sold for 81 and
Black Brocades that Johnson & Luttrel sold for SI25
High grade Fancy Silks that Johnson Lurel sold for
s.. as to SI.75..........
The times., 1898-11-17
johnson & LuttrelT'S Men's Goods.

Neckwear Johnson Luttrel sold
today
Jean that Johnson Lutre sold for 25c.
Suspenders Johnson & Luttre sold
Flannel Shirts, Mems that the Johnson &
trel paid 5c and 81 25c
All Boys Awoo Flannel and Percale Waists Johnson
& Iuttre soc 7c.. ....
Johnson Iuttrels soc 75c Cames
Scarlet Wool Mems Underwear
Cardigan Jackets that Johnson Lute sold
81 and So
The times., 1898-11-17
johnson & Luttren Stock
Of Wash Goods and DOnleStiCS.

45xs6 Johnson Lutel ra1sc 6Ac
Mohawk Valley 54x7o Ready-made Beached Sheets
johnson Luttrel sold EN- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Iec
Yardwide Challenge Bleached Muslin. Johnson & Lut-
trel sold it for 121zc ..... TIC
Berkeley yard wide White Cambria. johnson & Lut-
trel sold it for :. 47Sc
A better Beached Sheeing than Mohawk Valley or
Lockwood" "a size Johnson sold for Sc...1 4c
All-wool Chalies, good colors. Johnson Lutte got
2oc for EN- - ................... .........1 2Hc
tel asked - -.~. - : 2ec
Wrapper Flannels that Johnson & l. lte sold
for 2ec and 35c..... &c
Gnghams and Figured and Black Sateens
johnson Luttrell sold 5zc r5c...... SAC
Crepons. A lot that Johnson & Luttren
sold for ............... 794c
Red Twill Flannel, Johnson & LuttrePs price
was OAc
sold it for 45c .e .". ~ aac
son 1rlaneT futtrell asked l,soD @ @ - 2ec
Indian Head Canton Flannel Johnson & Luttrells price
was 37sc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
The Llttls Torpedo Boat Steamed Out Of
the Harbor Yesterday Morning.
PLucKY TRIP DOWN THE COAST
Could Hnvo Tnkon tho Iusitio Route
Tho Puritan I'm Dry Dock-Nothinr
Aienrd from tho Tug Underwater
Relieved 10 nc safc--Ovcrtime
Work on The Puritan md Foote.

Nfter waiting al her dock at the navy
yard Tor four days for the weather out
side the Capes to moderate, the tor
pedo boat Wlnslow cast Off her moor
'lnSS at l1:20 o'clock yesterday morning
and steamed out to Hampton Roads.
There was no demonstration when she
passed through, her departure being
known to but few.
Passing I.amlbert's Point the Winslow
qutckened her speed and made the an
choraEe at Old Point in about half an
hour Here she waited only Il few min
ntcs, and at 1880 weighed anchor sand
started for the Capes. She has not
been reported as passing out, but there
is little doubt that she has done so.
Observer Cronk was not at the Capes
to-day, and the little craft could easily
have passed by unnoticcd.
There Is no doubt as TO her destina-
ton. 1t Is Key West. The weather
bureau has furnished her commander
daily with information as TO the condi-
ton or the weather off Hatteras, and
one OF her officers stated yesterday that
she was bound for Key West
THE Winslow could have gone by the
inside route but her commander pre-
fcrred deep water. Outside the Canes
the wind is "a miles an hour and n
heavy northeast sea is running. Her
seagoing qualities will be thoroughly
tested by the time she reaches Key
West. The boat makes 81 miles an hour.
Nothing a. all has been heard from
the tug Underwater, which left here
Thursday with the derrick "Chler'' for
Havana. 1t is positively known that
she has not gone ashore between Cape
Henry and fltteras, and at Aerritt's
olilce to-day confidence was expressed
that she had outrldden the storm
Every precaution was taken for the
safety Of tug and tow before sending
them TO sea.
The Puritan was locked at 1 o'clock
yesterday and 4 large force put TO
work cleaning her bottom. The addition
to her smokestack will be complet ed
Monday. The Steam Engineering De
partment Is working overtime on both
the Puritan and the Foote
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
BItA tiI.E'E'oS.

There will be communion services ne
number of the churches in the ward
to-day.
Don't fail to read to-nights Jour-
nal Only s cents. at T. Is. turner's,
corner Park and Brambleton avenues.
The store occupied by Mr. j. w.
smith, grocer, on Calvert street, near
caught fire Friday and The interior of
the building was damaged; also goods
10 the amount Of $50.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza beth T.. Cox.
widow Of the late John II. Cox. who
died Friday AT the home Of her SON
in-law. Mr. Charles II. Powers, No. 900
Highland avenue, took place from the
above residence at II o'clock yesterday.
The services We're conducted by Rev.
DIR. w. j. Young, of Epworth NJ, q,
church. and Rev. J. w. Moore, Of
Queen Street NJ. Il. church The fol-
lowing were the pall-bearers: Messrs.
w. ii. Hay, j. H. Holland, j. NJ. Smith.
j. ID. Gordon. J. G.. NIalbon and Thos,
r. Williams The interment was in
EAmwOOd Cemetery.
The postponed m3lassas stew for
benefit Of Trinity NJ. T.. church will
take place at Mrs. Towards. corner
Reservoir and Highland avenues. TO-
morrow night.
Miss Nta, l0-ycar-old daughter OF
MIR. &. w. and Mrs. Lilly Dale Hone.
died at O'Clock Friday night at their
home, No. los North Reservoir ave-
nue., after n brief ilness The funn-
raj Will take place ut $50 p. m. To-
day from the Queen Street M, +.
church Friends ana acquaintance in
vited 10 attand
Mr.. Rylanf G. White had the mis-
fortune day or two ago to lose his
keys.
Mrs. L. J. Dutton was considered in
cXtremis last night at her home. on
South Park avenue, and was not ex-
pected to live through the night.
There will be an afternoon tea and
musical given at the residence of nlrs,
John Whitehead, ZIG Lovitt avenue.
next Tuesday evening from to O'Clock
for the benefit Of the Ladies' Enter
prise Society Of Mckendree Church
Admission, - cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
An USEMEN

THE OLD HONfESTEAD."-Ap pack
ed house will doubtless greet Dennran
Thompson when he appears tomorrow
night at the Academy Of Music, DIN '.The
OLD Homestead" The advance sale OF
seats has been one Of the largest OF
the season.
The appearance of ."nhe Old Home
Stsad' IN this city will he doubly well
come here on account of the promised
appearance OF the veteran actor him
self. Fond recoMectlons of the most
tender nature are brought ITO memory,s
page by his quaint dellneation of the
leading role. This character Is one
that can reach the soul, dcfusing its
beauty and truth, homely philosophy
and worth, with AN art that Is true to
nature, and that it's audiences under
suand and appreciate. There willbe no
advance in prices. Some good seats can
be secured by applying carly ut the
box Office.
BROTHER FOR The
Academy of Music should have Il large
audience next Tuesday evening when
Miss Maude Granger, Mr.. Sheridan
ldiaek and Mr.. Lloyd Bingham will
ihStka their first appearance In Nor
loiK In the, great English drama,
Drothsr for Brother" All these per-
sons are we'll known and greatly adj
mlred by local theatre goers The play,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
IA Flag of Warming.

Beware Of the dry, tickling, hacking,
morning cough, for it warns you that
consumption turks near. The famous
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure it.
II had a very bad cough. One doctor
pronounced 1t consumption. I used
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and was COM
pletely cured; the cough left me and
has never come back. Simon Smasal,
375 3lst Street, Chicago, Ills" DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup costs but 25 cents.
Ask for Bulbs, take only Bulls
Cann2n,s Pharmacy, 420 Buto street.
Alfred T. West. PIG Main street,
Robt- L: Holmes &c Co., 76 Main street
! Aeistand's Atlantic City Drug Store
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
Many Matters Of Interest Around About
City Hall Square.
SENTENCED TO THE PtRlTERIIARY
Execution Against Guy Hairs Ronds-
man Decision of Judge Henckel
I'm thc Land Grabbing Casc-Thc
Andersen C"so-Gone South for
His Health.

In the Corporation Court yesterday
Judge Hanckel sentenced the following
recently convicted prisoners to the peni-
tertiary: Eddie Sale, five years; March
Lee obey, two years and six months;
William Anderson, five years.
In the case of Commonwealth VS.. T..
Guy Hall, j. p. Hall and o. NJ. Hall, j.
z. Hail. bondsmen for u. Guy Hall,
appeared and, offering no defense, exc
cution for $4,000 was given against his
property. a. NJ. Hall did not appear.
Judge Hanckel has decided void those
orders made in the Corporation Court
enabling; certain parties from Bristol 10
secure deeds 10 several pieces of prop
erty in this city upon the payment OF
back taxes. Some further steps may
be taken in this land grabbing" case.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06

set into the sand their tops cut off,
and the stalks left standing abou: four
feet above the sand. The sand. drift
ing along over the surface. catches and
IN one windy day will almost bury The
tufts of grass and stand up n foot
along the rows of reeds. Then another
plantation was made, and another.
unti a massive dixie was built up To
the height of the adjoining dixie. In
nigh storm tides the waves will eat int3
the toe of the slope and pull down the
sand. but by the same process of build
ing the dixie Is again restored TO its
former size.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
HOLLANDS SEA EIGHT.
Heavy bikes Which Are Built by the
Winds Themselves
Nrom the EngIneerlng Magazine.l

QNrom the Engineering Magazine)
Approaching the fact that the high
chalk cliffs Of England are no pro-
lection against the sea, the Dutch en-
g!neers did not attempt to place an
artificial vertical wall against tho
waves and the storm tides, but coaxcd
the sea TO deposit its sands on the
shore and so build 1t up, rather thar
throw them inland. and then, hungry
for more, eat into the shore. They
believed it best to satisfy It's appetite.
but induced it to toy with the sands
which its own flood currents and waves
bring from other shores and from the
ofiing depths. The sand thus deposited
blows, in the gales. over the inland
stop and built 4 barrier for them
against the sea. One Of the heaviest
bikes along the coast was built by the
winds themselves.
The sand formed between the jettics
becomes dry In sunny weather, and the
surface is blown ashore when the wind
is in that direction. II was desired 10
build a strong dixie to connect with the
sand dunes. This was Accomplished
by setting in the sand I'm rows about n
foot apart tufts of dune sea grass near
by. The tufts were placed about
foot apart--simply little handruls of
grass. The place for each tuft was dug
out with the hands, the tuft set into 1t
and the sand pressed around it, I. The
whole surface Of the dry, sandy beach
above high tide was covered with this
plantation. and just back OF it, at the
highest point of the existing sandy
area. one or two rows Of reeds were
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS.
Briefest Possible Mention Made of
Many Matters of Interest.

Manly matters OIL Interest.
The Hebrew Feast of Purim begins
Monday at sunset
Services at the Union Mission to-
night at O'Clock, conducted by tho
Rev. w +. Pomroy, of Kentucky. An
are invited
MI George w. Church is confined to
his residence with Il very painful trou-
bile with his ankle, which may necessl-
tate an application
General Secretary" II. G. Snoah. of
the Young Mems Christian Association
OF Lynchburg, has declined a call TO
the general secreturyship OF the Nor
folk Association
All those who have signined their in
tention of joining Company Il. Naval
Reserves, are requested to report at the
Branlhleton A:mory tomorrow and
Tuesdiy to be measured for uniform.
Among the eighteen candidates for
the new position of Labor Commits
sioner is Mr.. Henry Vail, OF Norfolk.
and G. c. Williams, of Portsmouth
The appointment will be made by
April LIST.
Miss Cassie r. Grace, aged 10 years
died at T:l0 O'Clock yesterday morning
al the residence of her brother-in-law,
Mr.. III. i. Butler. No sol West High
land avenue. The funeral will take
place from the residence this afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
POSTAL, SERVICE OF THE UNITED
STATES

(Southern Milling and Lumber Journal
The postal service Of the United
States last year paid our for services
rendered more than $94,00O;00O II paid
ont S50.O00G00 for the distribution of
man ana more or less or this vast sum
found its way into every nook and cor
ner of the land. 1t paid to the rail
way companies Of this country 100000
900, and 600 for carrying the mails
over 10000 so-called star routes. cover
ing more than 100000 miles of ordinary
roads and cnvcloping the land with n
network Of mail collection and distr.-
button as intricate and grasping as n
SPIDERS web The route agent lis the
scout, the out-.der. the advance guard
OF commerce. He prepares the way for
the merchant, and he is often the sole
link between the outposts of civiliZa-
ton and the great storehouseS of com
mcrce which population and society
create
The Government also pays 1000. COO
annually 10 one hundred steamship
lines for carrying the mails To the pco-
pie beyond the seas. Lest year they
took out l@o.000000 letters and brought
back 100000, nearly four-ffths Of
them messages of commerce Ii,
creates no surprise to-day when an
outgoing steamer takes out one hun
drcd thousand letters.
THE Postonice Department OF the
United States Is mighty machine.
operated by 100000 Intelligent, wide
awake and Industrious men and
women, who are selected for their fit
ness from the communities where they
are doing their work. They perform
their duties so quietly and with such
uncrring regularity and care that the
great public is all but uncoDs cious OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
ALTA MTG CITY.

The Rev. f. 4. Dudley has been con-
Quoting n series of revival meetings at
Smithficld. He is expected To FIJI his
pulpit to-day.
Mr. Lloyd Williams of Graydon ave-
nue., is quite unwell; also two other
members of the family
The klondike Quartettc. composed OF
Messrs. Hammer, McGntis. Ernest and
Raymond Williams, furnished delight
ful music at the entertainment given
by Moran Avenue Baptist church
Thursday evening. This quartctte Is
gaining n reputation for itself
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
CHARGE OFF HoUsEnRpAvrNG.

Willie Temple Sold a $40 Ovcrcoat for
Seventy Five Cents
willie Temple, colored, was arrested
last night by Officers Spry ana CALI
han on suspicion OF being the man who
broke into MIR. 'razcwell Taylo:'s house,
NO. l54 York street. several nights ago,
ana stole five overcoats and mackin-
tosh.
Temple had sold one $50 overcoat for
10 cents. He is an old offender and just
out or jail. The police think they will
railroad him this Trip
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06

the extraordinary service being rem
dered. There are 1000 postofiices, at
least one for each thousand Of the
population, dotting the land everywhere
with comprehensive uniformity. Last
year this tremendous machine gath
cred together and carried to their des-
tinaton more than 5000, 900 pieces
Of mail matter. 1t collected, too, for
its maintenance. in sums the smallest
known to commerce, more than SS2,-
100000, or nearly 90 per cent. of its total
expenditures"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
NInutle Grnnscr.

while 1T may appear heavy mclo-dra-
matte from the' title, is not at all so in
It's construction. l follows closely after
me Lost Paradise" and that class of
attractions. The New York Herald In
IT'S criticism of the original New York
production, when the piece enjoyed a
long run AT the Star Theatre, pronounce
ed it tho best English drama, brouoht
TO 'this country for years. \ play of OK
ceilent character and worthy OF every
success Sale of seats now open. Prices
%, SO, IS cents and 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
LAW AND oIIiANcERY.

New England Baby Carriage Com
pany vs. NlcJntyre Furniture Company;
judgment for plaintiff for $15S.2S, with
interest.
r. W. Shultice vs.. Thomas II. Hay
nor; Judgment for defendant.
j. l.. Allen VS.. NJ. c. Saunders; judg-
ment for defendant.
]. NJ. Wnddill VS.. Clinton Kaiser;
Judgment for defendant.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
POLICE COURT.

Waller STROLLER, colored larceny of
an overcoat from Eaizcnstcin's, Main
street, where he was employed as por-
ter: ninety days in Jail.
BETTE Grandy, colored. larceny OF 4
pair Of shoes from Laura O'Neil; thirty
days in Jail.
Frank Grant, peace warrant; reopen
ed and dismissed.
: John Elam, colored. suspicious char
actcr; discharged
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
THE WORK pROGREssINc;

Work on the ice factory and cold
storage plant of the CHI Hcur!ch Brew
ing company, on Nebraska street, is
progressing. Bricklaycrs are at work
on the foundation and carpenters on
the frame. The contract for tin and
galvanized iron cOrnice work has been
let 10 w. n. Barnard & Co
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06

WANTED.-Good Industrious men 10 on
crate The OptiGraph Moving Picture
Machines The l<londikc Illustrated En-
tertainment Outfits, ana The GRAPHIC
phone Talking Machines. show them 10
me public and look after the ndvcrtis-
ing; no soliciting and no previous cxpr-
Renee unnecessary: easy work: steady
employment; good pay. For full partic,i-
lars address SEARS, ROEBUCK n Co
lnc) Chicago, Ill. n,al-Gt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06

Children and adults tortured nv
burns. scalda. injuries, eczema, or skin
diseases may secure instant relief by
using De Wits Witch Hazel Salve
1t IL the great Pile remedy. 7. Al
Trotter Norfolk; r. l.. Walker, Bran
bleton; Truitt & Smith. Berkeley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
WILL COME UP MONDAY.

1t Is unders food that the case of John
Andersen, convicted of murder on the
high seas, and sentenced 20 be hanged
the 18th instant will come up III the
Supreme Court Monday upon motion of
the Sol;citor-Gencral to have the case
advanced on the docket. The question
to be decided by the Supreme Court as
is we'll known, Is wlr2thcr Andersen is
entitled TO n new trial
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06

There are three ittle things which 10
more work than shy other three li:tle
things crcaied--they are the ant the
bee and De Wits Little Early Risers
the last being the famous little pills
for stomach ana liver troubles. ] NJ.
Trotter. Norfolk; y. l.. Walker. Bran
bleton; Truitt & Smith Bcrkley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
GONE SOUTH FOR HIS HEALTH

Cicero Urquhart, arrested here, under
indictment in lSe!'tic county, y. c., for
larceny, was taken 20 that county yes
tcrday morning over the Norfolk and
Carolina railroad by constable. who
arrived here for that purpose
The law just passed by the LeGisla-
ture prohibiting, cbnSi tables 30 serve
GRIMM al warrants in the cities, is now
in operation here. 1t means saving
10 the State OF fifty cents on each war
rant and very large reduction In the
constable fees. y large batch OF crimi-
nal warrants were turned over TO the
police yesterday for service.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06

WANTND-Nfagic lantern and stercop-
ticon lecturers and exhibitors to know
that the Optigraph Moving Picture Ma
chino is tho best on the market and
can be attached to any magic lantern or
ment }ent'Ira ne , GnniHs. en5r ri If
machine only $500 Films for animated
pictures $500 each, ifald up. For full
particulars address SEARS, ROEBUCk
& CO. Chicago Ill mh6-6t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
STILL ASHORE.
Tn, Stranded British Tramp G,eadc.ws

The STRANDED British Tramp Glcndcws
Yet in Coed Condition.
The British tramp steamer Gleadowc.
which stranded about three miles south
OF Cape Henry Friday, s;ill lies high IN
on the beach about fifty yards from
the shore. She is VT in good condi-
ton and will proibably be saved No at
tempt was made yesterday 10 pull her
off
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
FIrNUH.AL, or ,rr CApp

The funeral OF Mr.. j. NJ. Carr, who
died Friday at his home, No. 407 Free
mason street, will take place from Ep-
worth NJ. Il. church at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06

NASTED.-Three good men IN Norfolk,
a!'a {; lew III other parts Of the Stat,
mems suits at $3.50 to $i5.Cd Good Day
ana steady work to the right men: no
experience necessary. Address AMERI-
ma1-6t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06

WANTED. -Ciencral agent In this locality
Tor liam lncandescent Gas Lamp, best
IN the ord: much cheaper than the
Wclsbach. liberal Inducements Address
with stamp, HANN INCANDESCENT
GAS LAMP CO, 229 y. Ninth street.
Philadelphia Pa. mh6-sr.w-ot :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06

Mahogany Furniture of
every description by the NORFOLK
FURNITURE CO., No. 429-I31 Church
street, city. ma4-2w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06

WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO
work at home. 1 pay IS to SIG per Week
TOR making crayon portraits, new pat
ent method, any one who can read or
spare time, day or evcning SEMI for or
particulars and work At Cnce. Address
II. y. GRll'P, German Artist, Tyrone
III. oct2i-Su, oct
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06

WANTED-Young man with $500 to take
half interest and open office in this city
TO represent Philadelphia munufnctur-
ing company; must have good reference
and be reliable: large income assured
to the right man. Address REMOVE
+ MANUFACTURING COMPANY 3S6-33S
York aYenlle. Philndclnhin Pa mni-tt