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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-21
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RALEIGH COTTON.
RALEIGH, n. u, June 20
NEW YORK MONEY.

NBw York. June 20 --Monsy on OaIl
steady at i a1h peg cent; last loan IN
Q nj, closing ut per oeat. Prioia
mercantile paper fat per cent. Sterling
bauksrs' biIls at 4ookat564 for ne nand at
4.s4 for sixty days. rosted rates
5S5H. Commercial bills 4.S3. silver 9
tifioates LAO ouaees at 53K,r nge 5sa On. Bar
silverbI% Mexican dollars 1y4 sfov~t p
ment bonds D. gular. state bonds du
Railroad bonds sLTorg
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hNOWLEDGE Is MONEY.
You don't know do you" or YOU
wouldn't buy books and stationary any
where else except at THE SOUTHERN
BOOK EXCHANGE.
All kinds Of Books at half price. We
buy all kinds too or take them in ex-
change for others.
The largest book store and the largest
and most complete stock of books in the
State.
TO BE SOLD IN 90 DAYS
of without reserve, 10000 volumes Of
School, Law, Medical. Theological Books
and everything you want in a frst-class
book store.
HELP WANTED.
To open branch houses, for the people
appreciate a good thing at last.
Send for catalogues Students Law
Text Books, n. c. Reports "Slip
Amendments" n. G. Code and Digests.
Pemberton & Jerome, Encyclopedias
School Books and Graphophones a spe-
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Write at once for terms and narticu-
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CHICAGO, June 90
Opening. cooling

,Iasn quotations Were ~ follows
-Four dun a, car: wheat, No. sprlnG
I'm I'm. No. ., ss. Oats, ~. 81: No. 3 whi'e
sar.sy, No. 2. asa3A;, No. :. :: Mo: !. =.
seed ss.75a2 50. Mess pork. per Dbl, 50 e5a9 20
L lrd per 100 lbs 90 40 10. Short rib sides
QltsD IS 6Fal0j. Dry-saItec shoulders thoxegl
6afA Short clear SIDES (boxeo) 95.9 az 10
Whiskey. distillera' finished goods. per gal
NEW YORK.
NEW York June 20 Flour market
declined cary but 1T rwa'ds ttea7ted up
N nnesota paten 4TOa5I5
Rye -four cak 300l36J
Rye steady 30. Q western 90
ByIev dull; western feeding 35ha3j;
:. aaL. -Do, d II: No. 2 red s3S.
Fo2 red; July closed lSX; SepIemb r TX;
Goa, spot. BIN No. 2. So Options =
Oats. spot, dull, No. 2. SU; options, July
closed ~.
Bay easy shipping oaSo; good to choice.
Cut meats dull; picked bellies bAa7:
10. picked shoulders Az do. bams7A074.
Lard ease western steamed te.05; city 63la
0'J Pcis Dbl, mess Elo25alO75: short clear
tIf COI3 IS: family sl2 tfai25V.
Butter steady: western creamery 13A OFT; DO
l2aI4k: 9tats. dairy i3ka.6.
Cheese firm large white, t%1ex.
Eggs ftesdy stare an PeauEv'va nis
| I2 Western fresh Ilhal2; Southern l0xRll
Potatoes quiet; New York iS.gal. new
Taliow steady; city W2 per package) 4
country 3ARs4.
Cotton aeeu oil steady; prime crude 20k
noniral; do. yellow 20: butter oil 26a?9
/ Petroleum 6ull; United $50; rennsd Ne1
| Fork $8.l5: Philaiephta md baltimore 1910
Roatn steady; strained, common 20 gooo
lu4a1HI,4t.
| ruruentine dull at 27Aa27k.
hice steady domestic, FAIR t. extra 5h1
| 5k: Japan bha6
4 Molaeges steady: New Orleans, open ettle
good TO choice, 2sa33.
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Nothing cures aches and pains as
quick as Goose Grease Liniment. Guar
anteed by all druggists.
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NEW ORLEANS.
OTHER MARKETS.

Galveston. steady. Is s.: 20 bales
Norfolk. nominal, "a, 800 bales.
10 tim0T nominal, az, balsF.
Boston, du 1. ~, $50 baies
rHlsAlgJun, stt ady 6%, a bales.
Philadelphia. weak, II IT, l4i bales.
Savannah, quiet, ~, 81 ales.
New Orleans, gu ct 8, 700 bales.
Mobile, easy To- d b bRleH.
Memphis, Qui Z, 6, 30 osleB.
Augusta, do er. 8 o. q o, Oales.
Charleston, Jeady. q. 30 Daiee.
Cincinnati, auies, q, i75 Dalea.
Louisville. quiet OK, - bales,
st. Louis, quiet 8 ~ Dal.s
Houston, 1 ass 5 Isle, lbl bales.
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COTTON.

New York, June 20.-At the opening
of the cotton market to-day an avalanche
of selling orders from Liverpool and the
continent caused unloading right and
left during the first fifteen minutes. I'M
der this pressure prices sharply broke
to- II points. with trading the most
ackive in many months. The decline was
checked by proft-taking by less confident
shorts, also by fair buying orders from
the South. About midday Liverpool
turned buyer in a small way, but in the
afternoon was again identified with the
local bear faction in another effort to
depress the market.
Those commissions who for several
weeks past, have been supporting the
July and August options made stub
horn stand against the early break.
In the afternoon there was some buy
ing on the reaction theory by Wall
street, firms and stronger and bull
trades. The weakness was directly due
to the favorable average to crop and
weather news and to bad slump in the
Liverpool market. After showing loss
of 16 points in the more active deliveries,
the local market closed weak at a net
decline of IA to 16 points. Total sales
146,500 bales.
NEW YoRx June 2O.--Futures opened
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LIVERPOOL. June 2n.-4 r. d. spot cotton
quiet; TIcee lied lower.
Am lean middiing fair IT, Cd good mid
ding 4 al: lew middlin' 2 % aocd ed
ry 3 Q 80 d: o dlua y r. 'd. The SAFES of
G. e day were 800 Lal. { { which 90 W. re for
specu att and exnurt, including 2.
American; recsipts 2.C0J rates. inclu ling
200 American.
Futures opened cas- with fair deman
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NEW YoRK june 20.-Futures opeuod
weak; sales 8 800 bai.a
LIVERPOOL.

spot cotton closed easy:s middling up
lands 67-l6; middling gulf ll-l6: sales l.-9O
hRlaa
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COTTON CLOSES WEAK
WITH NET DECLINE or -FOUR
TEEN no SIXTEEN POINTS.
DRYGooDs MARKET FIRM THROUGHOUT
Stock Values Generally Appreciated Yesterday
to the Extent ofImportant Fractions in
Standard Shares Bond Mar
ketWas Dull.

New York, June 20.-To-day's dry
goods market showed frmness through
out. In staple cotton lines, the demand
is fair at the low prices quoted. Bleach
cd goods have sold quite freely since the
late reductions, and fair sized mail or
ders have come in and are still arriving.
In prints, excellent. results have been
obtained in fall fancies. Other lines
of prints have gained strength in sym
pathy with the movement in dark fan
cies. Cotton dress goods are in fair de-
mand, though irregular in prices.
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r. f. Barham ct al. VS.. Tyrone Spiers,
]. III. Matthews, Sampson Rea and
VIM. j. Doyle.
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Raleigh, N. O.. June list, 1S9 sasVe'
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-07
MERE MENTION.

Ed. Bohanan OF Lincoln was here
this week.
Mrs. M. e. Sherman is an exposition
this week.
Geo. Overing returned the last of the
week from Lincoln.
Mrs j. l.. Miner and daughter Irene
are visiting the exposition this week.
Miss Lois Pope left Tuesday for Lin.
coin where she will take a course IN
music.
DIR. +. +. McKeeby is now located in
the rooms in the Geo. w. Lindsey
building.
Frs. James Peterson and Mrs. VIM,
Mccall were visiting in Guide Rock
this week.
Get your sale bills printed at this Of.
fee and you will receive a notice in the
paper free.
DR.. Fulkerson, eye and ear specialist
of Hastings will be at DR.. Moran
ville's Office Tuesday, October IL, 1898.
Miss Vance Foe returned the last of
the week from n visit with relatives at
Louisville, this state and to the expo.
sition.
Rubber boots, a%rctics, heavy and
light, all widths and toes made. Rub
bers of every description.-GALusHA 4
WEsCoTT.
Mrs. w. II. Mckinney Of Norton
Kansas, who has been visiting friend.
at Lester returned TO her home Wed
nesday night.
A good many are still in arrears or
subscription who might just as wei
pay up now and take advantage Of oul
offer of premiums.
Geo. Amack living south Of the rive
was in last Saturday and was buying
the treats on account OF the arrival o
a ten pound boy at his home.
We received this week another &C n
signment of those elegant bound book
which we give away on subscription
Now is the time to call and subscribe
Old fashions in dress may be revived
but no old fashioned medicine can re
place Cnamberlain's Collie, Choler
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale b
II. +. Grice.
Write to j. Francis, General Passer
ger agent Burlington Route, Omahs
for handsome S2.page pamphlet d.
scriptive of the 'Trans-M Mississippi +,
position. free.
You will get a chance October lot
to 10Th to witness something you neve
witnessed before at Mitchell Brother
, hard ware store. Call and get q hi
biscuit and a cup of coffee.
: Married on Tuesday, October 4th,
: the residence of the bride near Bladel
1 Rev. A. e.. Blackwell officiating, M
VIM. II. Thomas to Mrs. Maggie j. Nj
Callum both of Webster county.
Having removed my Office from tn
. !. rooms formerly occupied by me l wis
, to inform my patrons that l can no
be found one door south Of my form'
y location in the front rooms over &c
w. Lindsey's meat market where cal
will be answered day or night.-Dr.
f. MCKEEBY.
w. Il. Elliot, who enlisted in Co,
Third Regiment, and has since serv'
as first sergeant Of same, return'
= home last Saturday night, he havi'
u received his discharge. Army life M
not agree with some but Walt looks
though he had not suffered any fro
II its effects.
People are fast to catch onto IL
prices. That's the reason we sell I
: mems ard boys shoes Of Red ClOu
We are better prepared to sell you IL
- fall than ever ia the shoe and rubb
business. Garry the j. b. Keynote
Henderson, Desnoyer Shoe Co. lint
" best three lines on earth.-GALUsHA
WEsCoTT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN

Unsettled weather in the cotton belt.
Receipts at United States ports yes
perday wtre 52.9lS bales, against 1855
last year ana 1900 bales in 1895.
Estimated receipts AIT New Orleans
Tor to-day arr from $1,000 to II 900 bales,
AGAINST 1871 last year and 1910 in
lS'5 Future contracts unchanged,
March, 6.21. Spot market quiet alt SIC.
Sales, 5000 balas
Liverpool futur. market declined par-
hsaiIy one-half iaoint. closing barely
Geady. Spot unchanged at 33-lGd.
Sales. 10000 bales.
New York future market declined
partially one point. closing steady.
March. 5.G5 to Sos; May, 5.T2 to +. n.
august 5,Sl to 5.S2. Sales, 79.60O bales
spot cotton unchangcd; middling quiet.
at 55sc. f"i.''
hnr silver in London declined Lied.
per ounce-2G Sled. against 2911-1Gd
lasI. year. wv
Southern markets unchanged
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
The General Committee Of Tie Southern
Baptist Convention Holds a Meeting.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION EFFECTED
And Various Sub~Committecs Ap~
pointed-Tho Dc,norest Medal Con-
test Thursday-The Doyil Off on n
Fishing Expedttion-B. Y. T.. u.
Recital.

Rev. c. Q. Wright. U. S. NJ, preach
ed at the Disciples church. morning
and, evening, Sunday.
Freemason Street Baptist church re-
ceived eight persons into the fold Sun
day.
Revival services will be held every
night this week at the First Baptist
church. Rev. w. V. Savage, OF
Churchland, will preach at each ser
vice. A song service will be held
nightly, beginning at 1880 o'clock
preaching at s o'clock.
Rev. b. +. Lipscomb, of the Vir-
ginia Conference. was here yesterday.
Right Rev. Bishop a. NJ Randolph
preached at st. Paul's p. Il. church
Sunday morning.
Rev. Baker p. Lee. of Farmvlllc
preached two sermons at ST. Lukes
Sunday, and also offlciated at st. Pauls
In the afternoon. Rev. Arthur S.
Lloyd is conducting q mission this
week in his old parish at Farmville
Rev. Lundy r. Wright had large
congregation at Grace Baptist church
to hear him preach Of THE Devil off
on Fishing Expedition"
The Dcmorest Medal contest will be
given at Cumberland Street Methodist
church Thursday evening. The event
Is expected to be great success. Re
freshments will be served after. the
contest. a silver Offering will be
taken at the door,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
Largest Social of ihe Season Given
Last Evening.

The Baptist Young Peoples Union Of
Freema5on Stn:t,t church, held one of
the largest socia!s of the season in the
lecture room of the church last evening.
The room Was crtowd'cd and the audi
ence heard with much pleasure q de-
ngMtful little program of musical and
evolutionary selections, the principal
numbers OF which are mentioned be-
low. The participants were among the
mist brilliant talent in the city.
Miss Sallle Ridley Jones sang In her
full. rich cortralto. THAI! Norfolk folk
like 50 much to hear, as a solo, Tell
NE That You Iicve Me, Once Again. /"
In response ito q hearty encore, she
sang Kentucky Babe
MISS Lucy Brickhouse rectted in in
imitabhn style, Setting Dat Old
Blue Hen" AS am encore she gave
Retley's "Raggedy Man"
DR.. II. L. Myers sang sweetly Fam
cLss. Refreshments were then sery
ed and the rest of the evening nasssd
In social intercourse.
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GARFIELD AWAY.
Umbrella Members Hut Torn Down 70
Make Way for the New PostofIice.

Umbrella, Members Hut Torn Down TO
Make Way for the New PostofTice.
The old umbrella members roof
shanty that had stood so lorg on the
uhs!ghtly lot at the corner of At
lantic and Plume streets, was torn
down yesterday and moved away, to
make room for more pretentlous and
needed structure, the new postonice
Building, work on which, It is expected.
VIII begin in a few weeks
me labor required in removing the
shop was not great. In fact, it was In
significant. Two men performed the
task In less than half an hour. One
OF these was the old colored man who
was proprietor OF the establishment.
he seemed to take it pretty hard
The tearing down Of this wrctched
little box is symbolic. In the course
OF time. 1t is not improbable. other
ana larger buildings will be removed in
this vicinity. for 1t Is beyond question
that the establishment of the post-
Office at this point means the beginning
or new business section. The block
upon which the postonice will he built
Is In line with the general direction of
business growth.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
BANGS. THE HUNIoRIsT.

John Hendricks Bangs, die Of the
Cheerful IDIOT fame. will lecture at the
Academy of Music Tuesday evening,
February lst. under the auspices of the
Southern Literary Lyceum. AIR Bangs
IS too well known Through his books
no require amy explanation. In his
Evolution of the Humorist" he will
probably tell his audlcnc. how he hap
pehed to manufacture the only intel
icctual idiot on record and may posi-
bly n"rrate some of said idiots adven-
lures at the br;takfasrt table or in pol
tiles. He may give us q, glinlps, of
the genial landlady so many of us know
so well, and tell us a thing or two we
DON'T know about the professor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
Phillips BR(0,,S SA|D Il.
It Has a World of Meaning to
5#. ALI But the Sick.
To the Sick It Rings Like a Knell
......... to Happiness.
Can, You Understand and Appre-
ciate lis Deep Meaning?

REV. Phillips Brooks said: "The man
who knows what it is to act, to work,
cries out. This alone - to live.
How many there are, broken down In
health and strength, who would gladly
test the truth Of the noted divlne',
words. but who feel themselves unable
to work and act. They have lost their
health and strength. They are run
down, weak and tired. They go to bed
at night fatlgued in every limb, feeling
that life Is hardly worth living; they
wake in the morning. tnrefreshed after
restless night, with dull and aching
head. Impaired digestion, dspirited,
languid and unfit for the days duties.
Happiness, then, means good health,
and If you will follow the advice and
experience of Mr. l.. ]. Boardman, OF
Manchester, n. H., and use DR.. Gleene's
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25

Nervura blood and nerve remedy. which
Is the sure restorer of health and
strength, you can certainly get we'll. He
says:
Il was troubled n great deal with
Indigestion. l was in such condition
that had frequent nose bleeding The
action of the stomach affected the
heart and at one time was away from
my work for fifteen days. and under
the care of n local physician. 1 be-
licVc that l came near dying.
Some one recommended Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy, and I
have already taken two bottles. It Is
doing me much good and am able to
be ut my work again"
DIR. Greene'a Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is the grandcst restorer of
health, the sureSt blood purifier and the
most wonderful nerve builder known.
Use 1t once. you who need med-
cine to give you health, to make you
well and strong
DR.. Greene, 30 West Fourteenth street,
New York City, proprietor of this grand
remedy. the mos: successful physician
In curing diseases. can he consulted
in all cases, absolutely free of charge,
personally, or by letter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS
hrleiest Possible Mention Made or
Many Matters of Interest

h'lelest Possible Mention Made of
Many Matters of Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gregory have
returned from their tour.
Mt, +. kevill Glcnnan Is home from
georgetown TO attend the funeral OF
ms grandfather. Captain Kcvill.
An entertainment for the benefit of n
rhu!ch at CTewe will he given Mt
Leachc- Wood Seminary this evening
Vol IL. Hodges IS in New York to
attend the Old Guard bali at tho
metropolitan Opera House tonight
frecmason Street Baptist church will
nave It's first organ recital Of the sea-
son on the evening of February 9Th
y false alarm of fire from box CT
ahout ola o'citck yesterday afternoon.
cni%h the Department. to Cranky and
Washington streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
THE coMlAmTrDE MEETS.
Various Committees Appointed for the
Baptist Convention.


Various Committees Appointed for the
Baptist Convention.
The general committee Of delegates
from the Baptist churches of Norfolk
Portsmouth and Berkeley on arrange
ments for the Southern Baptist con-
vention, which will meet here next
May, met yesterday morning at 0:3C
o'clock at First Baptist church, with
ltev. NJ. b. Wharton, moderator, and
Mr.. w. n. Grubb secretary.
permanent organization was
formed with w. T. Anderson chair
man and w. II. Davis treasurer.
~ committee, composed of NIessrs
W. T. Anderson, a. B. Walker and
DR.. L. Landlord, was appointed "a
select permanent secretary. who is
to be compensated for his services.
1t was decided to have three reg,i-
lar committees-1ome. Transportation
and Finance. Mr.. T. ]. Anderson was
made chairman of the second The
other chafrmen and members are to be
appointed by the chairman of the gen
eral committee.
IT was decided that homes were to be
furnished only to regularly credited
delegates holding proper credentials
Delegates to the Ladies' Auxiliary tc
the convention will also be properly
cared for. The place of meeting was
referred to the committee composed OF
Messrs. Anderson, Walker and DR.
Landlord. 1t will be either at the
Academy of Music or Armory Hall
1t was decided to invite the National
Education Society to hold meeting
here just before the converting of the
convention, but the preachers did not
seem to know much about this body
The committee adjourned to meet
next Monday night at 7:30 o'clock at
freemason Street Baptist church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
Old People.

Old people who require medicine 70
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bit
ters. This medicine does not stimuIote
and contains no whiskey nor Other
intoXicants, but acts as a tonic and
Alternative. 1t acts mildly on The SION
nch and bowels, adding strength and
giving tone to the organs. thereby aid.
ing .laturc in the performance of tho
functions. Electric Bitters is an excel
lent appetizer and aids digestion. Old
people find 1t just exactly what thew
need. Price fiity cents and S1.0O per
bottle at Burrow, Martin g. Co.'s Drug
Store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
METEOROLOGICAL DATA.

U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Jan. q.
Inc following observations are record.
ed Tor the past twenty-four hours:
Maximum temperature -. =. -. SO
MINIMUM temperature 49,. -. -. 81
Normal temperature -. -. -. -. 80
departure from normal 49,. ..plus &
Departure from normal since Jan
uiry lt -. -. ..pluS 1i9
Rainfall in 81 hours $3.50. 0
Itainfail since January :. -. -. 50
Mean humidity -. 49,. -. IS
j. J. GRAY, Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
WILL ZEE HERE THURSDAY.

MIR. +. II. NIcFarlane, Of the Bridge
port (Conn0 Silver company, is ex-
pcctcd here Thursday to look into the
matter of locating his concern here.
lie has been negotiating on the sub
1cct with Mr.. Barton Myers for some
weeks. The factory employs 200 hands.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
PUTS BACK TO PORT.
The Bark Africa Went Aground O,
the HOrSeShOe Sunday AInrninfr

the Horseshoe Sunday Morning.
The bark Africa sailed from this port
with q cargo OF etatves for Trals5ni,
Sicily. Friday. Yesterday she return
ed to port with a tale of disaster. When
the Africa reached the Canes. she an
chored on account of the extremely
ncaVy weather outside. During the
iieaNy blow that swcrit the lower Ches-
xS1eahs early iSuntbay informing, the
Africa dragged both anchors and won't
aground on the Horseshoe, where sho
remained fast until 1.-THE tug Iucloen-
bach pulled her off. She is leaking bad
~ and nesds extensive repairs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
WI T. EEHNGy.

Headquarters
Pickett buchanan Camp, c. "
Norfolk, Va. Jan. 25th isis.
A INTENTION COMIlADES.-THT AN
nu;il meeting of this Camp will be held
IN us nail THIS CrueSday) EVENING ut
G, clock. Business: Annual reports OF
olicers and election of officers for the en-
suing S' term. y full attendance is earnest
BY order OF
Il. A. MARSDEN, Commander.
JaIo-lt L. b. JACKSON, Adjutant
QIedkCr CODY.l
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
MIA YER & CO..
DEALERS IN
Railroad. Steamboat and
Mill Supplies.
q and 8 West Market Square.
Norfolk. Va.
Watch, Repairing.
Joweiry Repairing.
School and Society Medals.

Having secured the services of a
skilled matchmaker and jewelcr we are
now prepared with the best equipped
workshop in the city 10 do promptly
and without disappontments all kinds
of jcwclry and watch repairing, and
maintain our reputation for making all
kinds of society, school and college
medals. We thank our friends and the
public generally for their liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended and Solicit
a continuance of the same
THE GALE JEWELRY CO