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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-11
A Year of Universal Jubilee.

A special dispatch from Rome an
nounces that the pope has signed a
bill proclaiming a sacred year of uni
versal jubilee, beginning December %
next. His holiness accords plenaiy
indulgence to pilgrims to Rome and
other recognized shrines of the church
throughout the world during 1900.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-11

The Lncau:a, which will sail for
Europe Saturday, will take out 1885,
900 ounces Of silver.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-11
To Cure Constipation Forever.

Take Cascarets Candy Cathartlc. 10c or DO
If G. G. G. fail to cure, druggists refund moneJ
The Delta independent., 1899-07-07

The prngssn bsspn with insasuwseeai
nssic, Miss Eahsl Hsvvsssjch thsu
ssria4d that szcslIsst ps'sm ''Ths Lose
Atlsstis." sitter snoahes inefsuoentsl
piscs. Miss Lsvoos Rsvis 9sve = Isctuss
upon the subjsct a "flsx Wosship." 10
words plain and strOog she showed up
the utter wicksdssss and csi0insl by,
pocrisy oe flag idolsiSy in this day whes
Old Glory is the banner u the pluto
cratic plunderess u y despoilsd and
outraged people. Her orstion was
listened to With intense Interest and
heartily spplsuded.
w. q. Henry. u Dslts. del v-sed the
Grafton ii the day and right we'll did he
uprovs the opportunity Of .. ssking Il :
10th to the people. Ne dealt With f.rls
exclusively and showed up the motive
u the men Who fraoed ovs present
govespment.
A bsll vss given In the Oisthe hall in
the evening.
In all tho people ssemed we'll satisfied
xnd the socixli~ts ssel grrstly encouraged
by the result II the exsrt,on. Is"
The Delta independent., 1899-07-07

ont q scAoo,. VlIsss sss Psssss ssur-s
sssl = ssssss dsrsasss3. Bet vhy s,s
49, esiDdspe dss - srhspjYs 10 70
hresuss tbsis pssssts hsve b~c ,ms ."
vesllhy shss they c~Dsislrs esiucssiSp
NO Dnress On csssaest fos their o.
spsisNf Or = Il l,scsuss their parents
~ - cssssd viii poverty thst In os'l-s
IN she ssut IN existence. their chik1Tro
esnsot NJ spared from the factory. or
the mine! On. i'ss grsi cnOpsry sll
right ~ che y managed TO the Quee, .
iasts. u you oeiy tLiok 20. ard don't
~ anything bnt Mckinley's tracts.
The sct hat the ''impr"viden. >
encislisas. tho ". ggr .vs'ion ~ ,vion-
snsshesds- cleared eB2 10 on the 4h Z
July celebration st Oisthe b standing
s.buks To tbose Delta philosophers whO
sv the srislists ere not on ~ their job
and tD0ut hsuw h"w to gather in the
shslssIs oodes tie prs~nt system ~
get Ill yOu can sud c.p oil you gsi."
Il y nssdDess 10 asy ihst this money
wilD ~ dsvos ID to the missionary csuse.
The Delta independent., 1899-07-07
Soeialts1 coleDea1eoa.

Despite the emall rox scare. the 50
cent admissiop fee lie and other stories
invented and cisculatetl for the purpose
II keeping timid people swsy from the
Socialist Ath os July celebration 1T
Oisths. the attepdapcs on that eventual
occasion wss even greater thsn the most
ssbguise socialist hsd expected. Bstv. On
800 and 100 people. II b estimsted. were
present snd shsrsd together one oe the
mast impressive snd novel celebrations
ever enjoyed. There were m sensation.
sl sttssctioos o9sred 10 jstsssss ssd
ssciss the api0sl oss. DO gresssd Pigs
10 catch, no poDss to climb. no eEg ~
ssck sscss. ~ oshss eshihitiees u The
woodssfsI sccoo op,ishoesss ~ II oss
loah esetssy Anesicas sovsssissa No
1ssetisg = nsss, % DooVoss dispaay
a fslss patsioaiso, q hpyocsit1eaj sslo-
giss a or 9Iesioss ioseisssises. ~
sssssd sss;s 0isAss q asssssy "a soess
80 essiss TIE eAiD1lsA Osodss q ~
ljsessss. nsss ~ sajsy s1sA .
psuBsso wsso SsssUssesly shssos -
thiD eo1u16so.
The Delta independent., 1899-07-07
SoeiaDseo laboe Party.

Glory. Some of the pIutOcvatic pschy-
derms have ut last had their euiicls
touched. They now desrend from their
lofty dign ~ long enough TO hurI epithsts
ut "tbe~e improvidenf. wild sye'l social
i.ts. WIN don't know what they want
except trouble.
That's right deacon. go IN: get Dsd.
Anything sc can do to induce You Ia
work up fsrnzy ws will be glad 10
oiYes. only bs sure you dsnouncs ~ snsl
make it emphatic that the whole dam
nsbIe mob ~ eocialistr ought 10 BE- in
jail II you will only do this. onr dear
dirciple II capitalism. and act like voc
mean il. you can consider yourself under
saIa ' from, the wild eyesl" sscislists.
Immediately. for yoo will be doing y
grand GO d work for humanity. We are
in need of agitstors but IL yOu will only
pursue this method You have inspgu Z
rated you will make mwe sncisaists
than oil thes chrsp-John. buo ssit4tosS
can possibly make. Be- suse thst ydu
keep mad. however. Go after '-m!
They will osly feel nstsered by yoss
making y meal NJ them. Bet shsievss
you do don't Try 10 sdvsscs sny svxs :
mens. That would b. SowesisG yoss
dignity. Above sDl. don't sssd ssyibing
but Mckinley tssess psblish~d b tbs
Msrk Hsnoa Bibie sIsissy. Get jsss =
soe sidsd - you css. Ths0 yo0 eos -
the better kssy yosssss osA go yso
scs Dstsssl sssl ssosA st tbs 0osso
Whenever H. Wof1 0seisDts0 = sss,
,iossd. 0s sbss6. 80 y psss1hb es1e
= Iasys. ass. ssssW ssasssd - = ysss.
~. Psse,s Gill spVsscisos yes, 81
sp.;allsas-wsjl 49, wnJ sio1y dshtBI
I'll svss vish ~.
n n. Z. WesD1 A1oeaee ~ -
givss shaD 1Ussss ~ ~ ssAnd ssasuo
= ~ -, sse1oses1 es0hs e
sAuAgso 3 - = ysssDseaDDss0 0MA&D
sssseo1 aofDveassoAsoso2 o21A04lsos11l
absus lleoAeoo sA1D1sUo = ssAss1 -
The Delta independent., 1899-07-07
The FouSth in Delta.


The Fourth Was celebrated in Delta
in the old fashioned style. except tho
literary and orst"ricsl part. At ten
o'clock the Red Cross society and the
Horrible HnDdiums paraded the streets
and fun reign-d supreme. The Red
Croseera were prepared with surgical
implements. cots and ambulances TO
take care of the crippled and wounded.
who might be SO unfort unate as to fall
I'd their animals or get run over in the
crowd and jam along this line OF march.
The ambulance was one Of the large
transfer wagons Of the Delta Fruit &
Produce Co.. and the surgical imple-
ments we're mostly mad- ont Of pin,
lumber. The nurses were amply pro
vided with bsndages and red liquid
resembling blood Tor use in all cssss Of
smputation. During the progress Of
tho parade Mayor Sanders was shot
through tho leg by hrecrscker and fell
from his burro. lie wss Immediately
taken in charge of by the medical corps
and had his leg cut on. He was scisn-
tificslly bsndsged up. placed on cot and
put ON the ambulance with . plentiful
supply of blood-the ready made article
eprinklsa over the smputated limb.
The parade marched to the fair ground
and disbanded.
A baskst picnic was h:ld at noon in
the grove north o: the grounds ano vas
h. r.,elv v,articipsteA in by ma, Y f,Ou
the surrounding country and from town.
After dinner the crowd repaired to the
fair grounds TO witness the sports o
the day.
The first event WAS the relay bicycle
race. which was won by the Odd Fellows
by y quarter Of . mile.
The second event was q we'll contested
game Of base ball between nins from
the ODD Fellows and one from the
Pythisns. The Pythians won by the
following score:
The Delta independent., 1899-07-07
BEMARE!

Other wares look
like il. bat the gsnu-
inc has the name
Stransky.Stse1
Ware on sach pisee.
do not be deceived
Fir. prise At IS
International Exhi.
billions. Highest
award At Worlds
Columbian Exhibi.
ton. Chicago. Pre-
ferred by the best
cooking authorities.
certified to by the
most famous chsm-
lists for purity and
durability. It 10
cheapest because
The Delta independent., 1899-07-07
Vvsasss Ortsrs1 ~ VIE.

Fsw@ sny point in America. Cali op
~ r Peek. City Ticket Agent. Colorado
Mh,ispd Railway. Grsad Junction and
he will Telegraph for you. rsnE. .nd
order ticket delivered 10 spy pesson nj
spy punt desised.
The Delta independent., 1899-07-07

+. r. Newman will t~ here aiout July
NH. Tuning $40. New pisDOs on
ssey payments spon e2s5 TO ESQ
The Delta independent., 1899-07-07

Isft on ba~es. l. 90. f..6; K.ofr.7 Enron.
none recs,r Ell.
The third event was the tug Of wsr.
which wss won by the Odd Fellows.
The fourth event was an egg race.
which reeulted in 4 draw.
The tifth event wss = wbsslbasr0w
race. won by the Odd Follows.
Tho sixth event vas . sack ssce. voa
ny the Odd Fellows.
The seventh event was burro rscs
in which the Pythisns won.
The Red Crnssers held open house st
the fair grounds during the sports. in .
hospital tent erected rear the judges
rtsnd. for the purpose II taking care 1t
wounded and disabled Of the esries II
games. and to look after all who might
he effected from hest or any other
csuss. They prepared for all emergen-
ciss BY making q couple of bsTre'a Il
lemonade and filing the Atretcber full
Of broken ice. The lemonade wss fur
nished the affected free of charge. and
about all Of the audience and the play ers
seemed to he affected. About the only
serious case that needed urgent stten-
ton wss that Of Will Stockhsm who
became over excited ut the result II one
Of the events. when the cooling cot wss
sent for and Mr.. Stockbsm was eently
laid BY in the shade of the hnepitsI.
packed 10 ice. until his temperature vas
sufficiently cooled 10 allow him In once
more So the sports. His recovery was
very rspid. The bssebsllers wese we'll
looked sfies BY the Dufses attached 10
the order.
The Delta independent., 1899-07-07
B ST..

Remember. thi0
celebrated enam.
eled W are is
specially imported
for and snld in this
city exclusively by
Us.
Y. does not Y,,xt
The Delta independent., 1899-07-07

The only store h
this city where the
Oo00i6e lmporte1
Stra nsk y.Seoa
Ware is sold.
A little higher in
price. but outiaSts .
dosen I.sces OF So
called cheap enAm-
cled ware.
The Delta independent., 1899-07-07
c. A. MoRELL.
u
Merchant
Tailor.

We will make you q good suit Of
clothes from $50 up. from suitings
or samples.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
ScYcn ncntE,ftn.n

a bright little boy. who reads The
Nirginian-Pilot regularly. hands in the
following:
"of course, you know all about the
big snow-storm. We'll. we boys had a
battle with snow-balls. We used snow
drifts for forts and my side beat the
other side. This made them mad and
they came at us with their fists. | hit
a boy on his nose, making it weep
blood. lie went home crying. lie
couldn't help going somewhere. so he
Went home and took the crippled nose
along Our army was seven boys strong
and the other side had fifteen. The
fight lasted about Il half hour and the
enemy dT1 freed anytst-tlltt ~ e-t ell
them when they had enough. They
surrendered. and we paroled all of them
except the boy with the sick nose. He
put mat in hospital and we are lay
ing for him, nose and all
This is my first job of reporting"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
WILLARD MEMORIAL.
(Comnunicatcd.)

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF Norfolk will hold a comment
otdtiNe service tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock in Epworth Church. i'm mem.
DRY of Mrs. Francis Wizards heavenly
birthday.
One year ago this great and gifted
woman, who so wondrously led the
forces OF the temperance cause in
America and In the world, followed
the CLEAN and passed on before. Her
principles will live on forever. These
principles Will be noted in the meeting
sunday afternoon. Several appropriate
solos will be rendered and readings by
members of the different Us of this
city.
sunday schools. Epworth Leaguers
ana H. Y. T.. us are specially invited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
SHIPPING LICENSE Law
Schooner and Barge officers Now
20 Be Licensed,
Vessels of Sail nnd TUhyaGc 20 no In
spectcd-LRw Coos Into Effect May
ISt.-Numerous Craft Como In
Showing Marks OF tho storm.

Up to May list of this year the old
laws requiring only masters, mates, pi-
lots and engineers, etc. of steam YES
sells to secure license to hold such posi-
ton, and requiring the inspection of all
hulls, boilers and engines of steam YES
sells. will remain in force, but n circular
was received yesterday from the Treas
ury Department, under signature of Su-
pervising Inspector General Dumont.
and approved by Secretary Lyman j e.
Gage, of the United States Treasury,
setting forth the law passed December
DIST, 1898, which makes it compulsory
hereafter for huls of sailing vessels of
700 tons and over and barges of 100
tons and over TO pass inspection by
the local inspectors, and for masters
and mates of such vessels to secure q
license for the holding of such COM
mand
Not only freight vessels, but those of
the above description, carrying paSscn-
gers are subject TO this order
Those captains or mates having for
one year held such position satisfacto-
rily VIII, on submission of proof of such
fact, he licensed without passing exam
nation. provided only they pass the
test for color blindness. but such mas
tiers or mates as have not served as
such satisfactorily for a year must
pass examination before the Local
Board of Inspectors of Vessels. such eX-
animation to be in writing ana fitted
Tor the duties they perform, as must
all new applicants for license in either
position set forth
Supervising Inspector John w. CAST.
for this district. and his assistants will
ma their work very greatly augmented
by this decision, and Il large force may
be necessitatcd.
The full text of the act OF Congress
authorizing this with penalties and all
other needed information, will be found
displayed on the bulletin board at the
United States Custom House
SHE LOST AN ANCHOR.
The schooner Samuel Dilloway. Cap
tam smith. was one of the victims of
inc blg storm 10 the extent of losing an
anchor and 125 fathoms OF chain off
Cane Henry. where she anchored on
Monday night @hc then went to sea
and returned Lore Wednesday evening
ana came IN TNI. sday afternoon un-
der her own sail.
TWO BARGES LEAKING.
The tug Hercules towed in two barges
belonging to the Atlantic Towing and
Lightering Company yesterday making
two trips from the Roads for that mr.
pose, They were the Pactolus and
Montana Both were leaking and are
now anchored i'll the harbor Both are
coal laden for New York.
SCHOONER ASHORE.
The Hercules reported the schooner
Young Brothers. Captain Snow. for
Washington. u. c.. from Maine. with
ice. ashore at Boush Bluff.
ANCHOR AND WINDLASS.
The schooner Florence SHAY. Captain
Abbott. stranded on Sewall's Point MS
result or losing anchor and thirty faith
oms chain. was hauled off nv tho 60,
Alert yesterday and towcd to safe an.
chorage. She had also carried away her
wlnd'ass. Captain Abbott came to Nor
loik Yesterday and noted protest with
Captain George +. Phillips
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
CONDITION OF TIiEJAIL.
MIR. CAMP WILL Make A COM
PLETE REPORT.

When the report OF the grand jury
on the condition Of the Jail went to the
Common Council it was read and re-
fcrred to the Committee on Public
man. Mr.. Camp fully realizes the i'm
portance of improving the city prison.
His report will be submitted to the
Councils next month and will contain
a considerable valuable data, showing
the cost of the prescn; Jail and the pro-
bablc cost of making Il new one. He
has personally investigated all sources
of information and his report and re-
concentrations will be good reading.
The following gentlemen compose the
committee: Camp and Cake. from the
Common branch, and Jacobs. from the
Select
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
"a LADY OF QUALITY"

BOX Office opens this morning at 9
o'clock for the sale of seats for the en-
gagement of "a Lady of Quality"
which will be presented at the Academy
OF Music on Monday evening next.
Prices, Sl.60, S1.00, SOC. and csc. Miss
Eugene Blair, so we'll and favorably
known to our theatre-goers, will be
seen as "Clorinda Wildaire," The sup
porting company is said to be excep-
tlonaliy strong and the production will
nave new and elaborate scenery and
costumes,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
Condition orNorro,k streets.

Chairman Hofhcimer, of the Street.
Sewer and Drain Board, was on the
streets yesterday. personally supcrvis-
ing the removal of snow and slush. In
spec;or Lee is sick and yesterday Mr..
liofheimer had the use of his buggy
and went over the streets, ascertaining
where work was most needed. The
streets are now in fair condition. con-
siderlng the weather. and will he in
good condition in few DAYS
Prior 10 stock taking we propose 10
inauguratc special diamond sale. So
during the next ten days YOU will no
able to secure some rare bargains.
THE GALE JEWELRY co.
See DR.. Week about your eyes 1.x.
animation free. go Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
Avalunn,crr.y.,crc nnercn.

Rev. Samuel C. Hatcher. pastor of
Queen Street NJ T. Church. SO con-
sidcrs the Nirginan- Pilots Home
Study Circle:
Virginian- Pilot:
"Gentiemen,-T write to express nay
appreciation of the fact that your pa
per Is 10 present To Cur people a rare
opportunity of Informing themselves
on some of the most helpful subjects
The Home Study Circle" course is n
unique idea: and hope that every one
who can will avail himself Of the val
liable privilege it offers.
IS. C. HATCHER"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

w a n r Il d. = TWO GENTLEMEN
w wish separate rooms and board ;
private family preferred; reference OK
changed; moderate terms. Address p. o.
BoX alb. fei6-3ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
BOARDERS.

ID LEAS4ANT FURNISHED ROOM
l. with or without board. at 2i1 Church
street, opposite st. Pauis Church.
fcl5-lm-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
MEMS OuERCOATS.

Ct 81 ., The . stock Relief Cut Price
0o Menz spS Gvarqo a1s'F' iRss a Gf
marvels of chcapncss ana goodness. and
contain all points of gcnteel and dressy
appearance which TO Obtain more than
double their cost would usually haveto h.,
expended. Here are short. medium and
Full length Ovcrcoats. In kerseys-Chcv-
!ots-BeaVers and Covcrts-any hcft-any
color and shade of brown or tan-blue and
hlack-Ovcrcoats 10 suit all !deas-ageS-
sizes and tAstcS-truc money savers to
shrcwd buyers that know a bargain when
they see il.
GO GO a. The Stock 9:.;. Relief Cut Price
grades ana finer Qualities OF
Mems Overcoats 10 force a final clearanco
OF the Overcoat stCck-opportunitics for
money saving wero never sreater-Ovcr-
coat huy!ng never tmel!er than now
Nine SiXty-Nine sets a choice of strictly
up 10 date oversarments, as nattily cut.
made. trimmed ana shed MS it is pos
sIblc TO make them. Box Coats in Tan
Coverts and Cheviots-Black and Blue
kerseys and Beavers. with fun or me
dunn loose cut backs-knce length coats
with shaped or box blackstone self
lined-others with good quality silk. satin
or worstcd livingston a quick move OF
tho Oyercoat stcck-your pick and choice
Nine SiXtyNine.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
OPERATIC CONCERTS.

The Louie Brehany Concert Company
will be heard in Il miscellaneous pro-
gram and one act of Martha" at the
Academy of Music next Tuesday, Feb
ruary Zlst. This entertainment is I'M
der the auspices of the Norfolk Lyccum.
Non-members can obtain seats by APP
plying at the box office.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

TT WO GENTLEMEN CAN SECURE
Il second STORY front ROOM with first
sonable. Address Co." l.. Q. Box 232
City. fel6-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
DIR. JOSEPH E. READ.

The remains of Dr. Joseph e. Read.
who departed this life at his home. in
Currituck county. n. c., on Tuesday
last, arrived yesterday afternoon over
the Norfolk and Southern railway and
were inferred in Elmwood Cemetery.
The deceased was in the SEVENTEEN year
of his age. The services at the grave
were conducted by Rev. w. II. Ed
wards. of Centenary NJ. e. Church.
Following We're the pall-bearers: S. B.
Harrell. David Corprew, j. w. Grandy,
George II. Whitehurst. e. d. Williams.
Louis Ethcridge, w. e. Thomson, w.
the Galley Wells
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
LAID TO REST.
MIR. JESSE BELL,

The funeral of Mr.. Jesse Bell. whose
sudden demise occurred at his resi-
dence, No. 712 Church street, Wednes-
day night, was held from Emanuel
Episcopal Chapel, corner of Calvert and
Wide streets, at o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. and was attended by the Board
of School Trustees and Lafayette
Lodge, No. ., l. o. o. T., Of which de-
ceased was n member. The services
were conducted by tho rector. Rev.
John III. Dickinson. The interment
was in Elmwood Cemetery. Following
were the pall-bearers: b. Il. Bunting,
John Hill. Edward Cooper, C. II. Hollo-
way, S. j. Dobbs, Charles Kastel.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

~ OR RENT. = NICE FURNISHED
- room in best locality: all conven-
fences. Reference required and given.
Address p. o. Box 14S. City. fe4-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
For RENT

E OR RENT, two LARGE FIR
IA nished rooms for light house keen
ing. Hin avenue, Primers Point. MRS.
HODGES. fe1G-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
HENRY MILLER.

This well-known artist will appear at
the Academy of Music very shortly in
Heartscase." Both actor and play are
highly commended.
"a STRANGER IN NEW YORK"
Hoyts jolly comedy. "a Stranger in
New York was presented at the Acad-
envy of Music last night and was greet
ed with the enthusiasm usually ac-
corded Mr.. Hoyt's plays In this city. Mr..
Gilbert. in the title role. was Il bowling
success, and the other members of tho
cast contributed their fun share in the
general jolly time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
UnCeasing
Bargain Wonders

The most triumphant record of popular en-
thusiasm ever known in Merchandising
siege Of undated selling an opportunity of
Greater and Greater Buying Of Fine Clothing
and furnishings by crowds and crowds of
Bargain Seekers. continually patronizing the
various departments of the Big Store-That IS
The history achieved by the Marvellous Bargain
Creations at the Great Stock Relief UNLOADING
Sale, and thus will it be continued for this
week, mercessly sacrificing and unreservedIy
sIaughterng every heavy weight Garment in
this magnificent stock, to convert everything
possible into cash before the close of the
season, If you are a money saver seeking
double and treble worth in Reliable Clothing
and furnishings of standard manufacture, this
Wonderful Sale must stand in your eyes as a
chance demanding your imperative and imme-
diate attention.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

NbcRGRADUATE DOCTORS. DEN
tsis, Lawyers, Pharmacists soon
SFauudteo nome; correspondence; cducn-
Box $50. Chicago
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

IL OR RENT. ROOMS.-TWO NICELY
"A furnished communica ting rooms with
heat, $1,000; hest location in Brambleton;
SIG Claiborne avenue. felS-iw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

LII moved his office and rcsldcnc" TO 30
Cnurcn street, over Scnoca's Drug Store
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

" Inns FOR ALL SIZE KODAKS
II and dry plates All sizes inst ~
cceivel LEVEN'S. II and 10 GRANNY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
WANTED.

w ties having Slot Machines to rent
or sell address y. c." care Nirginan-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
CHlLDREN'S WEAR.

O0o For Childrens Suits of slightly
OIL solid Black and Brownish Fab
rics-Reefer Jackets, with hand
someiy braided wide sailor collars, in
sizes from 10 sand plain double breast
ca Jackets in the larger sizes-comment
for value totally unneccssary-if inter-
ested in Chidren's Attire cheap-bargain
time is now asa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

Il OR RENT. THE THREE-STORY
u brick building. corner Water anu
tayette streets. formerly occupied by G.
w. Grandy & Sons Possession given nj
once Apply al office of BYRD. BALD
WIN & CO. iv9-tf
~ OR RENT-STORES. 200, 2oi 2os
"A Church street. at present occupied
ny 3. Bachrach & Bro. d. L. Levy and
Mrs. j: 5. y. Anderson: possession Janu-
nry LIST. 1892. Apply TO ]. b. BANTER.
No. 2u Church street oclS-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

n Inns FOR ALL SIZE i;0I1 49,.
ana dry plates. All sizes i,isi r 20
etnoee' l'ENEH'S. II and IL GRANNY
fel1
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
FOR SALE.

IL OR SALE. = THE BANK SALOON
Il No. IA Bank street. For particulo &c
ana terms apply TO LOYALL & TAYI.OR.
40 io"Hh street. fclS-tf