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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
sacred Heart church .xcur..ou

There Will be a grand moonlight OK
cursion given by the members of the
congregation OF the Sacred Heart
Church. for the benefit Of the church
on Wednesday evening. when doubtless
all the CatholicS---4-- TWO CTTIT7g IND
! rhclr friends. certainly all who can take
the time and arc fortunate enough to
secure tickets, will enjoy IL delightful
ride on the maEniiiccnr steamer Poca-
hontaS 10 Old Point and the Canes
rms promises to he one of the most
delightful events OF the excursion sea
son. and all who wish to go will do we'll
10 secure tickets at once as they are
going very fast and are very much in
demand. The committee having this
excursion in charge is as follows: d.
j. Callahan. chairman; John J. Sam
uels. john +. Lawlcr. John T.. Burke
NJ. L. Fricry, Il. II. Synon. j. ]. RELY
John G. Cashn. John l.. Hennelly. 4
{. Fricry. G. T. shepherd. G. l.. Smith.
l.. van X. Smith and Leo Judson. The
mention OF these names. coupled with
that of the well known and popular
pastor OF the Sacred Heart Church. tho
reverend Thomas j. Wilson. is n ner-
feet assurance of the entire success Of
ihis event. both financially and other
wise.
Steamer leaves Clyde wharf nj 7.1o
y. m: High street wharf. Portsmouth
40. and Washington steamer wharf
40. landing at old Point going and re-
turning. Refreshments on the boat
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
THE NEW AND OLD.
MISSIONARY ENTERTAINMENT AT
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
TO BE REPEATED.

So well did the missionary entertain
ment at Grace Baptist Church (of
which Rev. a. L. Owen, D. D., is pas
tori the evening of July 9th inst. sat
iSfy the audience that was present. and
so many were, by the immense attend
ance. prevented from getting into the
building TO hear and see the exercises,
that very earnest solicitation from
many has been received asking that the
entertainment be repeated. This those
In charge were hardly willing to ac
cede to. their motto being always
something better" but to satisfy the
expressed desire and at the same time
give Il better entertainments the work
ers have decided to give next Tuesday
evening, July 25th, at o'clock, another
select missionary entertainment in
which the two principal features of the
last and much quoted affair shall be
embodied, while the remainder of the
program is made up of new songs. part
selections. recitations, etc. The full
program is as follows:
\ Missionary Cantata-"The Con-
quering Cross
In this exercises eight of the heather
nations of the world will be represent
ed in their native costumes: each Will
make n plea in behalf of their country
China, Japan. Mexico. Philippines.
Thibet. Arabia and Armenia. The spirit
OF missions, war, wealth., power, learn
ing and love, will be represented by
young ladies. Sweet songs and appro-
PIRATE recitations. About forty young
people will take part.
DialoEue-"Wisdom and Truth" an
object lesson of flowers. BY seven young
ladies. Wisdom. seated upon a throne,
is crowned by Truth. Dialogue between
Wisdom and flower girls.
An Emblamatic Picce-"Thc Voyage
of Love- \ shin filll-riyCat This
exercise consists in the presentation of
banner. anchor, chart. compass. also
seven sailor boys. representing Virtue.
knowledge, Temperance, Patience,
Goodness, Brotherly Love. Charity.
The ship. all equipped and manned. is
turned over to the captain.
Sing!ng-"Jesus. Savior. Pilot Me"
Some of the best soloist in our city
will take part. Miss Lillian Lloyd. ac-
companist.
No admission will be charged but
silver Offering "ill be made at the door.
all of which will go to the Mission
World in Mexico. You are cordially in
vited to come and enjoy the exercise.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
A HnIIOrin IrnIIhic.

]. c. Swain, sailor from the United
States gunboat Yankton. was arrested
last night for being drunk and disor-
derby.
He had been in the city since early in
the afternoon and had imbibed spirit
Gus drink too freely. His actions at
tracted Il great deal of attention. and
finally, when he began to slap strang-
ers on the back, he got into trouble.
One of his victims didn't like being
slapped. and returned the compliment
with u punch. The sailor. however.
didn't show fight and moved on down
the street. y large crowd followed him
and ordered him To stop. Then he ran.
Sergeant Dalton and officer Nelson APP
pearcd and arrested him on the charge
on the charge of being drunk and dis
orderly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
LABOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE EXERCISES WILL BE HELD
AT OCEAN VIEW SEPTEMBER 4.
The Labor Day Committee of the
Central Labor Union held meeting
Friday night. at which arrangements
for Labor Day celebration were dis
cussed.
The committee decided to hold the
excuses this year at Ocean View. An
elaborate program is being prepared.
This will embrace addresses on appro-
pirate subjects by MIR. IL. l.. Lloyd, of
Boston, president of the Carpenters
and 0oiners' National organization. who
will be the principal speaker. and also
by various local speakers. There will
be n fine vaudeville performance. dane
ing at the pavilion in the afternoon
and evening and Il display OF fireworks
at night
There VIII also be n program of ath-
letic sports. arranged by and under the
direction of Prof. Ward. physical direc-
tor of the Y. NJ. c. \. \ large num-
her of prizes will be offered for the
PARTICIPANTS in the athletic sports.
Work on the handsome souvenir
Labor Day program will be commenced
tomorrow. There will be large excur-
sions from Richmond. Roanoke. Lynch
burg, Newport News and other points
| throughout Virginia.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
SAW MILL PLANT BURNED.
CAPTAIN ROPER LOSES VALUA-
BILE PROPERTY IN ELIZA
BETH CITY.

The large saw-mil plant of the John
l.. Roper Lumber Company ut Eliza
beth City was destroyed by fire late
yesterday afternoon. The news Of the
conflagration was received by the Viz
GinianPilot by wire from Mr.. c. w
Modlin AZ Elizabeth city. ana was
later confirmed by an official of the
com panS.-
The fire started at 6 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. having supposedly origi-
mated from the dynamo at the mill
At a late hour The mill was stlll burn
ing. ana it is presumed that the plant
was entirely destroyed.
The John l.. Roper Lumber Company
seVera! months ago purchased this
Elizabeth City plant. Ii Is one of the
largest mills owned by that company.
The losses could not he estimated by
the officials of the company seen by the
NirSnian- Plot reporter last night
Besides the plant it is feared shat
considerable lumber was destroyed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
LODGING For an Aun.,. Grave.

Major c. c. Jones of Boston. reached
Norfolk yesterday. He is called here as
the attorney for Mr.. T.. II. Dunbar OF
the Northern Southern kindlng Wood
Company. Major Jones was last here in
1860. when he was United States pay
master during and at the close of the
war He is now n we'll known attorney
ut the Hub and is also local editor of
the Rockland Standard. Il weekly paper
published in one Of Boston'S suburban
towns. While here Major Jones will en-
dcaVOr 10 locate in the old cemetery at
Portsmouth the grave of his aunt, Miss
Grace Holmes. who was here from New
York State, as Il preacher. She was
taken with a fever and died here 10
years ago.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
WANTED GERMANY.
GERMAN AUTHORITIES WANT
MliRDERER AND HIS WIFE.

GERMAN AUTHORITIES WANT
MURDERER AND HIS WIFE.
The German Imperial Vice Consulate
in this city yesterday received from the
Royal Police President of Berlin de-
scriptions of Joseph Goenczi and his
wife. Anna. wanted at Berlin for the
murder of a widow. Auguste Schultzc.
and her stepdaughter. Clara. a re-
ward Of 1000 marks is offered for their
arrest.
Gocnczi is an Austrian: speaks Ger
man. Hungarian, Koumanian and
Polish; is lG5 meters high; short and
stout; has dark. curly hair. mixed with
gray. low forehead, broad winged nose,
small brown eyes. yellowish complexion.
dark mustachc. whiskers parted in the
middle. big scars at right side of the
neck extending to the ear and small
birth mark on right shoulder blade.
His wife is short and stout, dark
plainly parted hair, defective teeth.
ycllowish complexion. dark brown
eyes. round chin and a goirous tumor
on right side Of the neck.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
THE PEANUT TRUST.
a FURTHER DELAY IN ITS FOR.
NATION

NATION.
The time given for the peanut trust
to matcrialize into an actual organiza-
ton has again elapsed, and though
none of the peanut dealers will talk for
pubicatio 1t is rumored that another
hitch has arisen. 1t is not believed,
however, that this hitch is n serious
one, and the promoters will be able
doubtless TO overcome the difficulty if
any really exists.
MIR Charles T.. w Smith, of New
York. who is known as the active pro-
moter of the trust. has been in Norfolk
for several days but has nothing to
give out for publication. 1t is known
that the options on the clearing houses
of Virginia have again expired, but
there is Il kind of an implied agreement
between Mr.. Smith ana the owners of
the plants that the same prices as
given in the options formerly held by
the New York promoters will be adj
hered to when the time comes for the
formal transfer of the properties.
II is understood on good authority
that the consumation of the deal at
present is held up because of the new
proposition OF the trus. organizers TO
the effect that the peanut plant owners
transfer their property to the American
Edible Nut Company. the rGme of the
trust. the consideration to DE Il small
sum in cash. but largely stock in the
company equal to tho cash value of tho
property transferred. This proposition
came to The owners from Mr.. Smith. it
is understood. and they are now con-
sdering it,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

ID OOKKEEPER. WITH BEST REF
l0 erencc wants positions: willing to
start on small salary. Address T. Is E.,
this office iy19-lw'
wv ANTED-POSITION AS COLLECT.
Wv or. light bookkeeping or office work,
etc. by young single man with experience
Best of references. Address CHARLES
EDWARDS, city. jyli-2w'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
rho world. History ia Dream

This series Of profoundly interesting
addresses will be brought to a close to-
night at the Park Avenue Baptist
Church. Many persons have expressed
the good received by these addresses
y prominent Hebrew of this city who
came to hear the sermon upon The
jew in History and in Grace" has fire.
quently spoken of the fun and clear
rtttfefft-srlil:i.., "a 80 great Il suhicct
The picture used illustrating the diff
ferent world empires has been highly
commended. 1t was painted by lady
of this civ
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
MANY Stripcaon nj. SIccvc.

An old sailor, with snow white hair.
tiac;cd a great deal OF attention on
Main street last night. He carried on
the sleeve of his right arm almost a
dozen red stripes. each of which count
ed as three years service in the United
states navy. Old as he was. however.
it was plainly visible that he had been
indulSins in strong drink. and many
We're heard 10 express sympathy for
him. He was last seen to turn into
Talbot street, holding on to the arm of
the colorcd man.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
rnxc,nents strea1.

Fayette street is to be paved with
Belgian block from Lee street to the
Southern Railway wharf. The Southern
Railway Company les having the work
done at n cost to that company of
$1,000.
The vitrificd brick pavement on
Mary's avenue, Ribble place. will soon
be completed
Oney Road is to be paved with vitri-
fed brick from Mowbray Arch to Col
ley avenue. the Client Company to bear
the expenses.
granolithic pavement of the streets on
the North Client Company's property,
Atlantic City. has been let to Sands
&c Lawson. and S. l.. Foster G Sons. re-
spectively, the total cost to be 500. 900.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

y moonlight excursion to old Point
Comfort and the Capes will he given
Friday. July 2Sth. on the steamer Pc
cahontas for the benefit OF Epworth NJ
T.. Sunday school. Refreshments will
he served on the steamer. which will
leave Portsmouth. foot of High street.
ut $50 p. IN. and Southern Railway
wharf Norfolk, ut 7;45 p. III. Returning
the steamer will leave Old Point At
1880 y. M
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Dr. I.cttwicb Goc. .o Dnny,I,c.

Rev. William NJ. Lcftwich, d. D.. of
Tennessee, has been designated by
Bishop Alpheus w. Wilson to fill the
passionate of the Main Street Methodist
Church fHr the uneXp!red term of the
late Dr. Sledd. DR.. Lcftwick is expected
to arrive tomorrow. and Will preach
Sunday. lie is a native of Bedford ,coun-
ty. Va. and one of the most prominent
ministers of the Tennessee Conferences
DR.. Leftwich is we'll and favorably
known here. having conducted a series
of reNivals q few wears ago.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Fishing nj ocean view.

Driver Seibcl. OF chemical engine No.
l. has returned to duty after spending
Il vacation of ten days at Ocean View
Mr. Seibel says fish Were plentiful at
the View during his stay there. and he
estimates that he caught about five
hundred Of the 'linny tribe The worst
luck he had was when he only caught
thirteen on last Tuesday. On Friday
last he caught ninety three. mostly
trout and spots, in about one hours
time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
COURTS YESTERDAY
Demurrer in $4,000 Damage
Suit 0verruIed.
Tho AngoIn Lumber Company Chnr-
tered with ~ Maximum Cnpftnl
stock OFFS 100000 -rInintiT wins n
S0it In Corporation Court.

In the suit of Harry d. Brown
against the Virginia Electric Company.
the motion of the defendant to require
the plaintiff 10 file bill of particulars
as to his claim and also the demurrer
of the defendarH were argued in the
Court of Law and Chancery yesterday.
The plaintiff sues for 500, 900 for person
81 injury, sustained by falling from Il
pole while at work repairing wires.
The demurrer and motion of the plain
tiff were argued by Captain j. !. Bur
rOughs and for the Electric Company
by Mr.. James T.. Heath, Jr Judge
Martin overruled both the motion and
the demurrer.
LUMBER COMPANY CHARTERED.
The Angola Lumber Company was
chartered i'll the Corporation Court yes
terCay. Ii has a capital stock OF from
$4,000 to 100000 the shares being
valued at 500 each. The officers are:
Joseph w. Perry, PRESIDENT: Waiter IL.
Doyle, vice president; Samuel NJ.
Lloyd, secretary and treasurer: James
Il. Heath, attorney. The directors are:
Joseph w. Perry. Walter IL. Doyle. Ed
ward Il. Freeman. Louis w. Akehurst
ana James l.. Heath. Jr The objec;t
OF the company as stated in the char
ter are to acquire real estate. timber
lands, mineral lands. TO manufacture
lumber. TO mine minerals. to construct
and own wharves ana bargcs. ships ana
Warehouses and TO conduct a general
merchandise business.
WON WITHOUT COUNSEL
Through Il. s. Weaver, his agent. r.
~. O'Brien, Of Marshall. Mich. obtain
ed verdict of $500 in the Corporation
Court against j. 9. Moekins. Jr. & Co.
The plaintiff consigned 10 the defend
ant company a carload OF hay which
was refused by the latter when ii
reached Norfolk. The hay was later
sold to another party. but the consignor
sued to recover $500 storage. Tho
case has been continued number Of
times and counsel for the plaintiff
wanted it continued again yesterday.
but Judge Hancl<el denied the motion.
Plaintiffs counsel then stated that he
would withdraw from the case, as his
client was in Alabama and couldn't be
present. The Plaintiff won the suit.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following couples. both colored. ycster-
day:
James Henry Taylor and Norma Har-
riS.
Beverly Hunter and Carrie Higgs.
THE POLICE COURT.
Mrs. Louis Seigcl was before Justice
Tomlin yesterday morning charged
with assault. The prosecuting witness
was Yung Kong. Chnaman. who
claimed that Mrs. Seigel. who lives with
her son and daughters, up stairs over
his place. beat him with a stick. Mrs
Seigel was fined $3.50.
Emma Foster, colored. robbng Isaac
Marrow of SO; discharged.
Albert Johnson. colored, drunken
ness and disordcrly conduct; fined 81
c. l.. l-assitcr. insanity; held for
! twenty days.
Frank Chapple. colored. selling with
out license; discharged.
r. IL. Spier, allowing a CALLED horse
to be worked; fined s3 John Washing
Ton, the colorcd driver. who had been
arrested was discharged.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
rho Ret. Theta r,courc,,,,,

Mr. Guy NJ. Mason left last night on
the Old Dominion steamer for Niagara
rails. where he will be n delegate to
the Beta Theta ri Fraternity Conven-
ton. Before returning home Mir.
Mason. accompanied by his friend MIR.
i. Il. Cochran. of Morristown. Pa. will
take an extended Northern tour. spend
ing several days at Ocean Grove. As
bury Park and the mountain resorts.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Eutoyinr vneir yneattou.

Quite a number of the employees of
Messrs. Watt. Rettew e Clay started
on their vacations last night. 1t is the
long established custom of this we'll
known firm to grant each of their en-
ployeS an annual vacation of two
weeks allowing them one weeks sala-
ry in advance of their departure
The following employees left last
night: Misses Hoy. Whine. Rose. Nc
Carthy Brown. Moreland and Messrs.
Mitchell and Bullock
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Y. NJ. q. A. Notes.

a special service for men has been
prepared for this afternoon. Mr.. a.
II. McAdam. of Philadelphia, well
known throughout the country rs the
Drummer Evangelist" will give an
account of his wonderful experiences in
his trip around the world while on a
drunken spree.
All men are invited to this meeting,
whether residents of Norfolk or strang-
crs in the city. Mr.. II. c. Tupman OF
Epworth choir, will be the soloist.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Aner an E.cnpca convic,.

Joseph Merritt, one OF the overseers
of n North Carolina State convict farm,
near Raleigh. came to Norfolk yester-
day TO take Washington Reid. an es-
capped negro convict. back TO the farm
Reid was apprehcndcd by the authori-
ties here. Overseer Merritt left with his
prisoner last night over the Seaboard
Air Line.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Fond of Dresses.

William Henry House. colored, was
arrested yesterday. charged with steal
ing purse containing $40. House is
about ten years old. and wears dresses
TO his knees: has long hair and looks,
Very much like IL girl. lie claims that
he found the purse. but the police think
he stole it from some unknown person,
whom they would like 10 locate.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
4 emilia E.uioys.

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs. when
in need of n laxative. and if the father
or mother be costivc or bilious, the
most gratifying results follow its use:
so that 1t is the best family remedy
known and every family should have
n bottle. Manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
"Mt. Hartford cold spring. water.

The existence OF the dread disease.
typhoid fever. is caused by drinking
impure water Owing to the general
purity Of Mt. Hartford Cold Sprine
water, physicians are recommending
this valuable mineral water in cases OF
typhoid fever. With most satisfactory
results. Carefully examine our analy-
sis by Prof. ]. w. Mallett. University
Of Virginia. which speaks volumns.
MAIN MINERAL WATER CO,
1t 105 CRANKY St.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

PERSONAL.

III HE OPPORTUNITY IS NOW OF
= fcred citizens of Norfolk and vi
entity who are afflicted with CANCER,
TUMOR, PILES FISTULA or any malig-
nant blood condition, to be cured at
home. 500 cases treated in two years; 500
testimonials open for your investigation
treatment almost painless. entirely blood
less and cures are guaranteed. Hours. Q
m. to II III. daily. 80 CRANKY street.
July and August only. THE DIR. DAN
TEL REMEDY COMPANY. jy23-3t
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=
EDUCATIONAL NEEDS,

IA I!IGHER STANDARD AT THE
CoLLEGE. Every college should exact
onm. nPpiicanis for admission shall have
competed the preparatory course ut
school As it is. tho smaller colleges do
nothing OF the krd. but on the contrary,
accept candidates in All stages of prcrn-
ration or want Of preparation fo, college
work, The result IS competition between
school ana college antagonism between
thoSc VINO should be friends ana II gen
Graz lowering Of the educational level
from TOP to bottom throughout the State
=, ~; ,IHotGllTFIL co-OPERATION
Reputable schools must maintain their
81 tniardS. ana Intelligent parents must
uphold the schools In doing so. ,oys are
sent 10 school. not to pass examinations
but To develop in mind and character. Tho
FAILURE to pass Is evidence OF failure TO
develop whether in mind or in character
III either case, every consideration OF
common sense and morality demands that
he boy rctract his steps ard do wha, he
has failed 10 accompi sh. TO do or de
teaching, and only foolish parental pride
acceps defeat and ne-'ects The opportu-
nifty To inculcatc noble truth
~. PARENTAL ENIioiiITENMENr
on THE CAUSES or FAILURE Al
SCHOOL. The man who devotcs Il largo
lart OF his daily life to the pursuit OF
pleasure can hardly expect To succeed in
business Many parents expect of their
children something equally absurd. y so
cial outing from FridIy afternoon to Sat
urday night is often responsible for Mon
days failure al school. Repeated outlines
and repeated Interruptions during The
week explain many failures at the close
of the session.
p III + . TiiE p I.SI or TIE
who. by word or mouth. exhlb'ts his ,,!u-
cational wares. passing from door 10 door
ana from city to city is the pedar of tho
profession. and deserves defeat The
school that cannot stand upon its merits
should fall.
Those afc views for which tho NOR
FOLK ACADEMY stands Responsible.
1y.3-Sll-to Oct. LIST.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Ynnlston AT OIdR,otnt.

The converted gunboat Yankton. of
the navy. which has been doing SER
vice in Cuban waters since the war. ar
rived in Hampton Roads yesterday and
is still anchored off Old Point The
lankton will probably be put out of
commission shortly for an oYerhaulinc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

The musical entertainments at South
Norfolk Park, having become so popu-
lar. Will hereafter be given three times
week, beginning next Monday even
ing and continuing on Wednesday and
Friday evenings. No pleasan;er even
ing's outing can be afforded than n ride
on the Berkeley electric street railway
line and several hours spent at the
park. The public is cordially invited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Tunstall e. Schcib. MoritZ building.
desire to call attention of those intend
ing to build this fall or spring to their
adj, and solicit their patronage, as
surfing them of fair and intelligent SER
vice at all times. iy22-2t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Dent1t OF MIR. nnre.

Mr.. Sussex Dare. aged 6S years. died
ut the residence Of Mr.. T. T.. Moore. No
lai Fenchurch street. at 10 o'clock last
night. The funeral service will be held
at the grave in Elmwood Cemetery to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Eyes Examined Free.

DIR. A. Week manager Of the optica
department of the Gale Jewelry Com.
pany. will examine your eyes free. De.
fective vision and complicated cases
specially invited to call. 1e26-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

All In sight OF monument. Newest
Discovery" extracts teeth painlessly.
n. Y. Dental Rooms. Ennes only, 32i
0ain street. corner Talbot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW SHORE MACKEREL IN BAR
~ rsis. halves 9r' Quarters ana kits Kits;
Goldfish. &c. Cheap for cash. JOHN 5.
HUTCHINSON. % and q Roanoke Dock.