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THE ROANOKE NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY 23,181)5.
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J. W, ELEIGE, Editor & Froprietor-
,D. B- STAINBACK. Associate Editor.
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KATK8 09 St'lWCUIl'TIUN IN A lV A Nt'K,
Oue Year (by Mail), Pontage I'lurt $l..rt(l.
six Months
A Weekly iH'iutH'nitif iuurn.il tlrvotetl to
the mutenat, tMlun.tini.iil, pul i tiu 1 ami
aKrU'iilturul intt'reHtH ot Mahlax and tmr
ruuitilitiKCouutieti.
fttir Atlvcit.M.itic rate reasonable ami
furumhtM. on applicatioii.
T licit it an; 3,000,000 biithclurs in the
limed Suiom.
PINE TAGS.
PICKED UP HERE AND THERE
AND CAREFULLY CULLED
AND CONDENSED FOR BUSY
READERS.
Coifelerate Deal
THE HE A UTIFUli MONUMENT
AT RALEIGH UNVEILED
MONDAY WITH IMPOS
ING CEREMONIES.
l'lt'TV person urn awaiting trial in
Berlin for making fun of Kuiperor William.
Tur. Kentucky anil Louisiana method
ol dealing with wife seducers, while Dot
strictly lec,al, is highly efficacious.
Till first Confederate monument to
bo erected on the battlefields of Chiclta
mauga and Chattanooga will be put there
by Missouri.
In New York during 1894 the sum
total of defalcations was $'.1,00(1,000. In
North Carolina that year the total was
only $8,100.
In the case of Cook vs. Meares, the
Supreme court decides that Meares is
Judge of the Criminal court of this cir
cuit, Judge Furchea delivering the opin
ioq
Benjamin Harrison is an expert
in the manipulation of political wires,
and if he doesn't capture that nomination
himself, he is apt to bo on friendly terms
with the man who docs.
It is said that Mr. Harvey, author
and publisher of "Coin's Financial
School," is coining money by it at thi
rate of $500 a day, which he is raking
in from the sale of the pamphlet.
An Oweosville, Kv., man savs that
he has patented a flying machine, and
hopes to have the same on exhibition at
the Atlanta Exposition. He claims to
have made several successful trips in it.
Be careful how you lick an envelope
If you can't resist the temptation to lick
something, go out and lick a small boy
A man in Chicago tlio other day licked
an envelope, cut his tongue and died
from blood-poisoning.
TmNfw York Tribune's Federalism
sticks out by deelariog that Andrew
Jackson "made a successful campaign for
the Presidency largely on the issues, ac
cording to a contemporaneous English
Observer, that John Quiocy Adams "was
too much of a gentleman."
Tin Washington Post says the Dem
ocrats were defeated in 18114 bceausc of
the hard times. Business is now reviv
ing. Are not the Democrats entitled to
the credit for the revival, if they are to
be charged with the panic ? The Post
says it has hoped in vain to see some
such argument in the Republican organ
TilR tow pi ice of cotton has proved t
be a blessing in disguise by imprissiog
upon the farmers the necessity of diversi
fying their crops. Certainly the south
has tot) long neglected the work of raising
her own supplies of all kinds, and the
pnductioo of more grain and vegetables
will materially promote her prosperity.
FluiM the top of tlio cathedral spire
in Mexico one can see the entire city, and
the most striking feature of the view is
the absence of chimneys. There is not a
chimney in all Mexico; not a grate, nor
i itovc nor a furnace. All the cooking
is done with charcoal in Dutch ovens,
an I though the gas is sometimes offensive,
O le soon becomes used to it.
Janes B Coi.ovti, writing to the
New York Tribune, predicts that, owiog
to the rapidly increasing production of
gold, the mints will have to shut down
0 the free ooiuage of I be yellow metal
lie says the average oost of producing an
amount of gold which, at tho 6ied price,
if worth i I, is about 00 ceuts, leaving a
profit of 10 cents to the miner.
Till Dctu critic Slate Executive Ciiui
mil lee met at Kaleigh Monday evening,
the acasion lasting until Mil) Tuesday
morniug.
The committee in their resolution
favar the free and uoliiuiled coinage of
silver at the ratio of lb to 1.
That lime and pressing events have
proven tit wiaauui ui ihw toluol at.iu
lion of the party on this all absorbing
( ueetiun.
That in asking the free and unbailed
coinage of silver by the I'aitcd States
we are not asking any favors or cooccs
aions of any one,
Till Supreme Court of the United
States has decided that the whole income
tax law is unconstitutional, Chief Justice
Fuller delivering the opinion. The ia
terpretation of the law given by the
court a few weeks ago cut off one half of
the expected revenue from 130,000,000
to 115,000,000, and now the other half
goes.
The outcome will please as many Dem
ocrata aa it displeases, the Republicans
were opposed la it, and the 1'opuiitls,
while at one time clamorous for it, bad
lost all interest in the measure. Judge
Shirae, of Pennsylvania, changed his
views about the law aoj bis vote killed
it i
McDowell county is to have a new jail
lo cost 83,500
Liuiiuburg is to have a wet and dry
election next luonih.
Work has begun ou the Baptist Wo
man's College at Kaleigh.
There war light frost in tlio western
part of the State last week.
A live alligator, six feet long, has been
aptuied at Curterelt Lodge.
100,0110 young shad have been depos
ited in Nruse river near (ioldi-horo.
Charlotte's fire department isarknowl
lge to be unable to cope with big fires.
The Carthage Free Press has sus-
peuihd publication fur want of support.
The Durham people are amious for
(lie State Fair to be held there next
fall.
After trying the "no license" system
fur twenty years, Morgauloa has goue
"wet."
Among the latest enterprises for Salis
bury is a rope factory, to be established at
once.
Dunn's new furniture factory started
up last week and is now running on full
time.
A crate of North Carolina pineapples
was on exhibition at lialcigh, last Thurs
day. Greenville has a quintette of young
ladies that call themselves "The Sporty
Five."
Whit Ferron, murderer of Deputy
Sheriff Owens, of Rowan, has been con
victed. A colored church in Charlotte is using
the individual cup in the sacramental
service.
A destructive hailstorm passed over
the Stantonsburg section, Wilson county,
Thurday.
Speaker Chatlcs F. Crisp, is spending
a few weeks in the delightful city of
Asheville.
P. II. Pelletier, of New Bern, is grand
lecturer of the I. O. 0. F. This is a
new office.
Wat Byers, colored, was killed at tho
granite quarry in Iredell county, Friday,
by a falling rock.
Soow can be plainly seen for a dis
tanee of several miles on the mountains
around Asheville.
There were 51 applicants for license
to practice before the Examining Board
of the State Medical Society.
Hon. JohnS. Henderson is spoken of
as the next Democratic candidate for
Governor at the next election.
The handsome passenger station of
the Southern railway, at Charlotte, was
destroyed by fire last Thursday.
Ex-Governor T. J. Jarvis will deliver
the commencement address at the I'ni
versity of Tennessee, June 1 1th.
Near Winston lives a man who has
passed his 10,'ith year, and who can still
do a good day's work in the field.
Evangelist Fife held four meetings in
Kentucky, Mississippi, and Tenoesste
which resulted in 10(10 conversions.
An alligator five feet and one inch
length was caught by a colored fisher
man, Jesse Whitfield, at Baird's creek
A bona fi le hermit has been discover
ed in Cabarrus couoiy. His name is J
P. I.angley, and he lives by Coddle
Creek.
The ommissioners of New Hanover
county have decided not to tax hotel
and boarding house beds 50 cents
piece.
The authorities of Currituck county
have driven the "Sanctified Band," from
that c unty and the "Band" is now in
Camlcn county.
Her. P. L. Groome has bought nearly
a hall interest in the North Carolioa
Christian Advocate and is again actively
at work on the paper.
Charlotte celebrated the 20th in good
style There was a surprisingly large
crowd in the city. Tho bicycle racis
were the chief event.
The entire property, except priva
cottages, at Carolina Beach, a once pop
ular miiuu -r resort near Wi mingtoo, has
been purchavd by Captain Sam W. Skin
n 'r.
There is a coolest between Charlotte,
Statesville aud other towns for the loca
tion of a female seminary to be establish
ed bj the foacjta and Mcckfcnburs
presbyteries.
The Supreme court of North Carolina
sustains the auignment act of the last
Legislature which was never passed, but
signed by fraud. Justice Clark and
Avery entered a vigorous protest.
The Keed gold uiiue in Cabairus was
the first gold mine discovered in the
United Slates. From 1803 to 1835, the
different pieces of gold fouad inthia mice
aggregated "5 pounds, steelyard weight.
Commissioner of Labor Statistics Lacy
is required by law each year lo compile
a list of the various newspapers of the
State, giving their character, the Dame
of the editor and the county and town in
which they are published. He la ready
to begin the 1805.
Win. Green, a colored bor 16 tears
old, haa beet arretted in Asheville for
robbing the United States mail. He
was a messenger between the poatofioe
and Keoilworlb Ioa and abstracted
checks and money order amountine to
$2,500. 6
MONDAY was a day which
will go down iuto the history of
North Carolioa and of Kaleigh as one
never lo be forgotten.
Visitors from every section of the State
from beyoud the blue ridge, from the'
sandy beach of the Atlantic ocean, and
from other Slates crowded iuto the beau
tiful capital city until standing rociu
could scarcely be obtained. The crowd
of visitors was variously estimated at
from 25.000 to 30,000, and then taken
in connection with the population of
Kaleigh, it is not surprising that au old
vet from the sand hills sluuld have ix
claimed. " By the g ids, I did not know
there were so many people in the world."
Eight or ten special trains, carrying
immense crowds, were run into Kaleigh
during the early morning hours The
train from this place cairied ten or twelve
coaches and before arriving at Frauklin-
ton it was so jammed nod crowded with
humanity that the ladies' big slcev
were mashed as flat as pan cakes.
The following is the programme.
The procession started shortly alter
noon and the following was the line of
march : Starling from the foot of Fay
ctteville street, thence North to Morgan
street, thence East to Blount street
thence North to Peace street, thence
West to Wilmington street, thence South
to Jones street, thence West to liar
rington street, lliencc South to Hillsboro
street, thence East to the monument at
capitol square.
The exercises at the monument began
as soon as the procession could reach
there. Kev. Dr. Bennett Swedes offered
prayer; dipt. S. A. Ashe welcomed the
visitors; Col. h. Mel), late presented the
monument, alter which Col. A. Jl. Wad
dell delivered the oration, which was a
masterly effort on the part of a great ora
tor, Governor Carr accepted it, and then
little Julia Jackson Christian, aged
years pulled the cords and the veil drop
ped gracefully away revealing to the
sight ot the immense multitude the beau
1 1 1 ill bronic fk'urc surmounting the gran
ite shaft which is to stand for all time to
come. Hats were then waved in tho air
and a shout which made the leaves on
the trees quiver went up from ten thou
sand throats, all the church bells in the
city began to ring and salutes by infanlry
and artillery were tired at short intervals
for the next thirty minutes Several
short speeches were then made. Ill
speakers being Gen. Bradley T. Johnson,
ot lialtimore, ex liovemor Holt, Col. A
C. Avery, Col. W. H. H. Cowlcs, and
I yrus B. n atson, Esq At the conclu
sion or these addresses the military and
tfic veterans passed in review by the
Iront ot the monument.
The following is a full description of
the monument:
It is of Mt. Airy granite, of a light
gray, and fine grained. It is of a total
height of 72 feet C inches. At the foot
of the shaft is a base 24x20 feet, at each
corner of which are electric lamps of three
burners each. Partly up the shaft stand
two bronze statues, one of a cannoneer,
rammer in hands, and in a very spirited
attitude tin the opposite side is a cav
alryman, dismounted, with sabre half
drawn from its scabbard, and also in a
lifelike altitude. On two other faces of
the monument arc circular bronzed me
dallions, one beariog the seal of North
Carolina, the other that of the Confeder
ate Statis On the West face of the
base is the inscription "North Carolina lo
her Confederate Dead," and on the East
face "First at Bethel, Last at Apnoront
tox, 1801-1805." The main portion of
the shaft is one block of stone twenty six
feet high and weighing 55,00(1 pounds.
At the top of the uiDUumcnt is another
bronze figure, that of an infantryman, in
light marching order, standing in easy
position, with the musket lightly clasped
with both bands. The two other stat
utes arc life size, and are modeled from
lite, the model being a veteran. The top
most s'atute is!l feet 10 iuebes in height
and weighs 2,500 pounds. All the bronie
work was done in the tall ot 1S04, at the
royal foundry in Munich, Bavaria. Ex
perts pronounce all fine. The monuuieot
is so beautifully and so justly proportion
ed as to deceive the eye, and appear small
er and of less height than is really the
case. It stands at the western entrance
to the Capitol square, facing a vista of
halt a mile along Hillsboro slreet.
The decorations were-simply immense.
rlags, bunting, etc, streamed from every
window, dmr, nook aod corner of Kaleigh
ADV E RTISKM EN TS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Spring
Medicine
b a necessity because the tonic ot winter
ail la tone, and milder weather, Increased
moisture, accumulated imparities la the
blood and debilitated condition ot the
bodj, open the way lor that tired feeling,
nervoas troubles, and other Ills. The
skin, mucous membrane and the various
organ atrtv In Tain to relieve the Im
pure current ol lite. The; all welcome
ood's
.11.
'arsa-'parilla
to see lit Mature at thle time when she
most needs nelp, to purity the blood, tone
and strengthen the laboring organ and
build np the nerve.
"I was almost elek In bed kat spring
and I began taking Hood's BaneparlUe.
I grew better in a short time and now
whenever I teal tired and drowsy In the
morning and do not sleep well at night I
take some ol Hood's Baraaparllla and
about one or two of Hood 's PiUs", J. W.
Baxroan, Wis, West Virginia.
Purifies
The Blood
"I have taken Hood's Sarsaparlll and
found that it fires me an appetlM. It
etrenrtben me and purines my blood."
MisbLtdia Maddox, Partlow, Virginia.
r. r,xr-ii
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KNOWLEDGE
Brine comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's beat products to
the needs of physieul ts ing, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
reiuedv, Hvrup of Figs.
It excellence is duo to il presenting
in the form most neeeptiiblc and pleas
ant t the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial pnqs'rties of a rfeet lax
ative; elUeliially -linsing the system,
ill-is lling c 'Ids, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the npprovul of the medical
profession, because it nets on the Kid
in ys, l.iver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable sulmtance.
Svrup of Figs is for aide by all drug
gists in ftilc and 1 Isittlcs, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will Uot
accept any substitute if offered.
mar 26 ly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IrHHRV THIS UIHl-SOMEBODY 1
111. KlitTon -1 fttlOivd IiIiih m!k !" Willi
li'inoii nil"', wliitt will n-atori' On- n'l'irl 1 kii.
iiuhniK lol- of luiiiioy filing the I linim liial,
U .i.tu-r ll.iv- n.il niH.lt. Iia llisn flu hiiv ilio I
wirlt-il. !;. r mmly waul- ft hull Wmlier. all.'
lHi l iimi kl) wlieu Hit-) a.-.' Ilix iliHlir tadim
ui.l ari.nl prrrn-ll in one nittiiile I -i-ll a- main
Mualii-r a- no I.hoIh-i, aii'l lie all i.M aali'a
mull I will deal til.iaai lliii Vai-. A.Mna tin
I'limaj Mfi: Co., I'oliimtiua, Olim Ann.iif ml,
l m it- I inn di Oii; M M (0 1 K II
a
I nurnnnnn
L( 1 Ij U
Hsuvrf DJI... th vftini pill wj4
IIOOU 5 Fills fwmlly tWtto. Wo.
i;n Hyi'.unorest., PeUrsburjs, Va.
Having suiTmltMl J. V. Yonnj; I would
Ik? pleiiHcd to sea his old friendu- Uiriftttt
8tmk of
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWKMiY ami CUT (.LASeS
in tliis rity.
Jolm W. SttWiirt, who w:is with
Young A llro. for :t.r years is at the hern,
of my KVtiiiriiiK Department.
luAll work ami orders reeeive prompt
attention. oet 2sr ly.
WTAltIJSHKIl29.
S. H. Marks Co.
PETERSBURG, VA.
WHOI.ESAI.K CONFKtTIONEKH AND
FHl'lTKIiKIW niaiinf.ulurere of plain
aud Fancy Candies, Cakes and
Crackers. Dealers in Fine
CHEWING TOBACCO
CIUAHS ASNl'FF.
tsjyYuur ordera solicited, which will
have our persoual attention. 10 19 ly
Grand Display
-OF-
SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLINERY.
FANCY IJOODS and NOVELTIES,
liuttcrick's I'lilterns.
l. & ;. CORSETS,
Misses at 50c., Ladies 7.V. to $1.
aWaI'rietH Will Ite IIIHiIl- Istttltil tll0 t.iiiaan
Hats and lioimeU made and trimmed t
onier.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N. C.
Hi
NOTICE.
Having this day qualified before the
clerk ot the Suerioi court of Halifax coun
ty aa ailministnitor olthe estate of John
Ashe, I hereby notify all pontons Imviiin
claims auninst suiil intestate to ruhiliit the
same to me on or liefoio the Huh day of
April i-ion. 1 ins April III, ior.
A. 11. (iKEEN,
apr IH (it Ailiur. of John Ashe, dee d
WANTED.
A lot of nice fat cattle Tor beeves
Persons having cattle for sale will please
call on or address,
W. T. PARKER,
Welduq, N. C.
3AI.KOKLAM) fOlt TAXES.
At llalifai, Monday, Juno II, 1W5.
HALIFAX TOHNMIll'.
Dr J KTope, Caledonia, KKiO acres, tai
and coat finl !
R r Hervey, l'ope place, Iti'twai, tax and
cost Hi oil.
K W Carter, home, lwj aires, tan A cost.
8 r.
Mrs K A (ioodwin, home, 916 acre, tai A
cost '.11
K H. DANIEL, Tai Collector.
C. H. B. HOWERTON,
HALIFAX, N. C.
DINING ROOMS.
Table supplied with the verr hot th
market can afford.
asJa.Livcry Htaltle in connection.
DON'T
Ti -w L . a' 3 ,- i' n.
x ;i -:TpW
FAIL TO CALL AT
W, B. TILLERY'S
AND HF.F. II IH NEW LINE OF
HKAUTIFUL
SPKL(JcScSUMMKU
NORFOLK BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
T. W. Clay,
EAGLE
CARRIAGE
ASP
HARNESS
COMPANY,
V ami 8'.t Oltl M.irktl Siiare. NurT -lbt Va,
fii.wt BiiKKy tttiilS5.iM Hnrnewi. Knll line uf
llicyclrt, Wbi, K-Hlaiiki U. CarU. t
iiir. ly.
Dress Goods!
He has all the latest NOVELTIES and
a gieal variety of pattcrui.
W. B. TILLERY,
Weldon, N C
THE N. Y.
RACKET ML
H. C. SPIERS, Manager.
WELIKXt N.C.
Floor niuttiuK, 7 to 1H cto. per yurd.
Floor oil cloth, !i2to .Hi eta. m yard.
Tuhlf oil cloth, all colors, l;i cts. per ,ard.
Mcu'h wool hat, H to 7." eta.
Mcu'n Ktraw hats from .ri cent up.
Uidicsshot-8 one. to a.tm.
Men's sIiik irom7"M'. to 2.50.
Children's hIioch, 15 ioUv,
Curtain poles with brans tUtiires 17ic.
Holler Window Shades 15 to IWc.
Alarm clocks (W viwh.
A iiootl diM'k lor 5 ct
Kijilit day clicks '2.' indies hih f i.'Xi.
CariK't lil to :tto per yanl.
Wall I'iiIht 1 to lite per roll.
Hedsteiuls from $l.lu up.
Nice bureaus only 75
50 inch Cotton Towell, 10c.
l.ood CorHft 2.W up to j-1 IMI
Photo I ra m pn 5 to 15c
Men s junts tttic to $1 75
Iridic' dresHcil luU t'roni -c up
Itoys shirt waist I5ceaeh
Indies Vests 5 to 1,'t
Woven wire cots $1 50.
H'ooveu wire maltrepKosf 1 75
CnMjuet set.- 75c t-$l fill.
T. W. Harrison, aSalcsinau
THE
burn
Price
company,
Kichmoml, Vu.
The leiulin , -
DRY GOODS HOUSE
of the South. If yon want anything in dry
Bonos wnw us my X ly.
T. A. JACOB,
(Successor to 11. D. Clialkley & Jaeoli)
Leather, Hides,
Oils, Calf .Skins, Shoe Findings, Etc.
Store and Offlos, lTThirU-ejilh Kt.
ItlCHMOND, VA.
aTII iliest Cash Prices I'aid for hides, e
my 3 ly
'REX' IS KlfQ
ISE REX BAKINC POWDER
We guarantee it is pure and whiilmome
auu aKooi as any iutin rowder, regard
less of name. MantifiR'turiHl ouly by
J. II. &It. 8. CIlliLSTIANCO.,
nyai Kiehiuoud, Va
F1NE8ADDLEMARE
For :- Sale
Duly 4 years old and as pretty as a pic
tun A deep rich sorrel and fine blood,
Persons willing so pay fora good hone can
sec and try her, None othem need corres
pond. 8- C. HELL A MY,
m.v4t Enfield, N.C-
LAND SALE.
Ky Tirtneotadeedoftrust executed to
me ny k. r. neney and Hallie O. Herrev
hiswife. reuisteml in Itnitk 111
of the Ki listers oflice of llalifai county,
I will aril lor cash at the court house door
in llalilai on thellrdday of June 1!I5,
that tract of land containing slsmt four
hiinilnil and lilly acres Iwnndi-d on the
west hr the Wilininirtnn A Wi.i.i.mi ,.ii.
nsul, on the North and East by tjuanky
trees ami me county row I, and on the
South by tlu lamia of I. F. Fleming, Iwiug
thesam premiMnpureliased by the Mid
U. 1. Ilrney of It. O llurton, Jr., admin
Istratur of Flwant (Vwiiult.n.1 H 1
and roureyed by said R. P. llerVey to the
awifi nuiiieit. iiervev.
II H. HAIiKIHON, Trustee
Mwloi', N. C Apr LI, IW. apr kW 14
W. W. KAY,
(near R. R. Khtal, 11 T Pope's eld stand)
THE ONLY-ta
-All Night House
tarTIN TOWN,
R.ir reiuly for aeeomiBOtlation at all hoan.
-FAMILY GR0CERIES,4-
Canned Goods and Cnofertioueriea. Close
Batarday night at Vi o'clock. Open Mod'
day at 13 o'clock a, aa. mjr 1 1.
Jiio. 0. Gmw
MiH)i.-liK IIAia . SHIll'iil K, VA.
Lime, Cement,
-I. A I lls, IIAIH, I'l.An'IKII, M.ATI, TAII,-
SEWER AND CHIMNEY PIPE,
MIAINTII.F.
SHELL LIME AND LAND PLASTER,
n.r 8 ly
)R D. S HARMON
"Master of
OPTICIAN,
OPTICS.
tss Mala MriH'l. KoliFnl.K.VA.
i HlXsfl.TATICIN l.MIKK'.
'0.SU.TATMX I KKK.e
apr Sit)-
YXT C MADDm & CO ,
VV -o '
CliTTtW FAtTOIUaud I'llOIitCK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. II t'umniem- St.. NORFOLK, VA.
tjniek Sali'N mill I'mmjit Ketilrun.
t'iirresiiiilenee ami CoiiniiruuiciiU Sulieiteil.
iipr S ly.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Q OOKE, CLAEZ i CO ,
SJS; D00(S 4flD
M.INDK.
Eullder'i Hardware, Faints, Oils, OUu,
And m il.DINU MATKK1A1. of Every Id
arrliliin. NORFOLK, VA.
aprs'i ly.
J OHN K. TATLOE 4 00.,
tiENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
,1 Rmuiiiko Dock, NOHFlll.K, VA.
1JKANI TS A M'Kl'IAI.LY. FoUUies mid
1 Mekitui In Hi-aaiiti.
RKFKKKX('KS:-('lly National Ikllik, Norfolk.
Vs., and llrul.tm't. Aueuey.
apr H 1 yr
B. P. RALE,
Proprietor.
WM. LINN,
Manager
MANSION HOUSE.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Union Street, NORFOLK, VA.
Oram A7:in
r 'NEW WAY ol DOING an Old THING
ROOFLESS PLATES.
New York Cental Bcomi, Only
Ii.iNahi ., Norfolk, Va.
J I). KNNKa, IX'iitlst.
'Sewil liiimvi-ry." Ktlraet Teelli. No rain.
Iiiiniwliiii itel twih lame day uleitnictlim.
ir t ly.
CMTII II BEICEIIOtlSE.
O u 0 o o
wiiousale
Boots and Shoes,
NORFOLK, VA.
TKi:MH:-'Mh lew lwf wutor : dayi in
l"J 'ixtUaultl Tery vUme.
Hj.r It ly
KlTl'll KN
THE KERN FURNITURE CO.,
11 Old Market dinar,', Ncirfolk. Vs.
ktaltreasel, llirronaiiil I'ieturv Framn.
.KpeeUl lu nllon to our N ('. fni Dili.
aprSWy.
THE COUPER MARBLE
WORKS,
111, IU A 115 Bank it., Norfolk, Va.
m! stock of
Miinumrnli anil Gravrituna tic.
Head; for immediate shipment. Designs
free. 1 1 2 ly
L. T. EAVIS k 03.,
M.
WHOLESALE CROCERS,
Auil dikn in
FLOUR, PROVISIONS, FISH,
SALT, KTi'.,
asHperlal atlcnUoa fivenlol r load Hal,
sora-.ly
w-LOOK.-m
A pol irt will Mnt too enr nletmou tml
ute you Buney.
VrnGlrQANDYpar
Wholesals ronfertlune re anil KnilU. Fancy flm
rcrlin, Cakes aud ( rackcri.
41 RiainokeAve., Norfolk, Va.
fra-i l
k-ESTABLIH8EO ltf76.-
PHCENII STENCIL WORKS,
(FORMERLY TWIN CITY.)
RUBBER STAMPS. STENCILS.
BRASS CHECKS, 4C,
Mannfactnred to Onler.
t. B.TURNER CO..
Ironnlra
Bopar Building, NirUion st, Norfolk, Va.
sTlrirt'CUse work guanuitevd, S 7 ly
Dl lA
JjllnJ
for Infants and Children.
THIRTYjeiVobirratinn ofCaitorUwUli th Jtroatof j
sailUoni ofyroni, pnrmlt us to ipealroftt vtthontaneiibit.
It la nnqnetiab!j -. hn beit remedy for Infanta ami Childiyi '
the world hoi YorJ : . n. It is hannleia. Cktldr.M like It.
(Wes them b1tli. ItjTllI sav tbelr lira.. I It Mothera Wya
omethlnR which I. nbioloUly af ad praotleallT porfwit a.j
ehlld'i anedlelna.
CBitnrla deitrori Worms.
Caitoria allays FeTerlihness.
Caitorla presents Tomltlng SnorCard.
Caitoria enres DIrrhoa anil Wlni Collo.
Caitorla rilierei Teething TroobUs.
Tastorla nsru Comtlpatlon and JTIatnlenej.
Caitorla neotraliie. the effeotiof oarbonle aeti aa or flam are.
Caitoria does not contain morphine, optom, or other reotle property.
Ca.torla a.alrallate. the food legnlatei tho itomaefcjMbwyli,
alrinlt bealthy and natural ileep.
Caitoria I. pot op la one-its bottlai oalyJt Is not Mid iJnjbaJk.
Don't allow any onojlo .ell too anythtnt 1k oa the plea or premlae
!batltj.jnat as ffooaT - - wU1 mwKt mTJ
Beo ibat yon t C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
TheJtraWntU. OT SS?--&-"
iltn.tnreof (-4Za&XtUCAU
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
ky loiir Tombstone i
J. HENRY BROWN,
Corner of Main and Madison Streets, Hiclimond, Vi.
Monumental Architect andBuildcr
All kinds of Cemetery Work, at LOWEST PRICES
All work i:'i;iranu-ul. fidT l'esitis luini.-liid tree, on application.
WuAlsoapm fiirihclUCUMO.M) and IMl'EKIAL IHCYCLK.
npr 25 ly.
This House
OLOTHING!
Is full of
si1 RnririO" anH
Summer
good
CLOTHING
Cheapest line ever in Kniield. Suits from I'l up. Also Strousc Ilros , high
cluthio;, with easy fitting Oiouldeis.
FCJLL LITSTE DRESS Q-OODS!
terTSfTiiii; and Summer Fabrics, hcimiilul goods in endless variety. .JOf
Large line of laces, ribbons, Ilambutcs, all colors and widths.
ICIID GLOVES, 's'lk I Hovcs and mils, all colors and pric
White undressed kid (jauntlcs, etc.
SPECIAL DRIVES I3ST SATEENS
QT-Tr.TQ IT A T'Q'0 1 nwriptions, iiames. at
Oil WHO Ou I lxi. 1 Ollaruess l'arts. 1 lino Har
ware, I'lows, Casliu-s ttarNail very cheap.
mar 2S
ENFIELD, IT. O.
H. C. ATKINSON
MANl FACTl ItKU tIF
TOEAGCO-FLUES.
ENFIELD, IT. O.
I also build and repair Carts, Waironsand other vchieles and carry on general Mac
smitliiiiK. Trices and work guaranteed. Write for rstimatee and prices, Ord
pnimptlv filled. al ,T
SEE HEKE.
& METER, AGT
EN FIELD,. N. O.
U Htili in the load with the lurncst ami Wst ink-ted Mock of
t
India Moons, Check Muslins, Victoria Lawn, Challic. Sateen aid Prin
fT Ulu P3 w suit, to. yard and up.
Men . l.nt, jl5e. pair and up. Men's shirts lor 15 ceo
""ra " ' A car load each of
oeota. Ladiei Butti
FLOUfl, HAY MID SHUCKS
Just received. To ro at In.. .; i .. , .
.cd see Iha, M a M5. U.wid, awTk.- ZZZl '
jan 17 tf
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