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AT THE ? ill
lYIany Matters of Interest to All.
Virginians.
DETECTIVE NORMS GONE, j
Politics in Powhatan County. Pro?
position to Convert All Chris?
tian Endeavor Societies Into
the Epworth League. In?
jury to Game.
Special DispatoU to the Virginian.
Richmond, Va., February It".? I
Detective John T, Noms, who has
been au iutoresliug figure in the
iuvestigatiou of tho gold briek rob
bery here, haa left the city, uutl is
reported that be has gone to Hot
Springs, A?k., where it is believed
tho schotuo to dolraml Mr. Witliers
?was hatched. It is pretty well
known that many sharpers bung out
ut Hot Springs during tho winter,
and Nome received information be?
fore he left here that led him to bo
liovo that certaiu persons, who woro
interested either directly or in
directly in ttio affair,might bofouud
there, ilo will probably go to Hot
Springs with the knowledge and
approval of the otlieials liere.
A well-known citi/.en of Powhatan
?who holds a public office was here
to-day, uuil told mo that politics are
becoming very interesting in that
couuty. Ho said it looked as il
every rualo citizen over 21 years of
age wonld be a onudidntu for oilico
next Bpriug. Matters have not pro
greased far enough to learn whether
or not purty lines will be drawn.
Mr, W. W. Flanagan is a candidate
for ro-electiou to tho oilico of Com
monwealth's Attorney, ami my in
formnnt said ho would certainly win.
Mr, W. J. Pilkiuton baa boon asked
to rnn against him, hut will deciiue
to do so. Mr. Pilkiuton is a Demo?
crat and Mr. Flanagan a Republican.
The Republicans and 1'oj.nilists will
have a largo majority in l'owhalau.
Tho proposition to convert all the
Christum Endeavor Societies m tho
Methodist Churches into the lip
worth League is of decided interest
here. Some of tho most nourishing
Endeavor Hueietie9 uro in the Moth
odist Church. Tho one at St. James
Church will to morrow take the in
ltial etep towurd entering the
League. Mr. .lohn P, Murroll, one
of the members of tboStato Hoard ol
Directora ot the Endeavors, belongs
to the Society at Centenary Church
and his withdrawal will be u big
loss to tho Endeavor pooplo. Row
E. T. Dadmuu, late Stute president
uud one of the most promising I2n
deavors iu Virginia, is a Methodist,
Among some ot tho Methodist En
deavor peoplo there is much dissat
isiactiou with what is about to be
done.
Mr. Polk Miller, president of the
Virginia Field Sports Association,
is iu receipt of a letter from a friend
in New York, who uindo inquiries'
about turkey bunting in King Wil
liaui county. Mr. Miller bus replied
that the cold Bpell through which
wo have passed baa been severe on
game, and thousands of turkeys
have been found still' frozsu in the
snow, He advised his friend to stay
away and come to Virginia at 6omo
other time for sport. This reply,
ho said, might seem inhospitabfe,
Dut he was euro his corsespoudeui
would appreciate hia position iu thu
matter, sags
The statement of the Governoi
and Attorney-General in reference
to the school book contract was
made public here to day uud excited
much interest. It is printed in
pamphlet form and copies wer '
oogerly sought after. The opinion
generally expressed after reading it
was that it was a strong paper and
unanswerable by thoso who claim
that the school children of Virgiunt
aro being made to pay morn for
books than thoso of other Stntes.
Having set themselves nri.-ht before
the pubim, it is not likely that the
Governor and Attorney-General
will tako any further notice of the
matter.
The superintendent of Fulton
Baptist Sunday school, Mr. lt. L.
Harrison, last Sunday requested the
soholars to bring to morrow one or
more potatoes or a turnip for the
benefit of the destitute in this sec
tion.
During tho week the water in the
river was lower than it hus been for
years. At tho old laboratory oppo
Bite Rooketts, on tho Chesterfield
Bide of tho river, where tho tide 1
reoorded every day, tho water was
away below zero on tho tide gage,
and all of the barges and other vea
eels bolongiug to the Government
and the city are aground. It is
thought the high westerly wiuds
kept the water back. Tho tide is
normal at this time.
Mr, G. B, Stacy, n former well
known furniture dealer of this city,
died at his home near Amelia Court
house to-day at 10:30 n, iu? aged 70
years.
J. Ij, Rhodes & Bro, made an as?
signment to day, liabilities about
20,000._
O. W. O. Hardman, Sheriff of Ty
er county, W. Va., appreciates a
good thing and does not hesitate to
say so. Ho was almost prostrated
with a coltl when ho procured a bot?
tle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem?
edy. Ho says: ''It gave uiu prompt
relief. I tind it to bo an invaluable
remedy for coughs and colds." For
salo by all druggists._
Htoncli Itlco ?anted,
Five thousand bushels highest
market price. H. E. Owon, 275,
?77, ^O^Vtaer street;_
Another invoice ol lamps and
tables and new shades. Chapman &
dokmoaa.
CI?TORIA
Castoriu is l>r. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It containsneithor Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
l'or Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, ami Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' uso by
Millions of Mothers. Custorln kills worms. Castoriu is
tbo Children's Panacea?tho Mother's Friend.
Castor ia.
Castorin cures Colic, Consfipa
tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrb? a,
Eructation, gives healthy sleep
and promotes digestion,
IVithout injurious medical ion.
Castoria.
"Caatorla is so wall adapted to
cliildron that 1 recommend il as
superior to any prescription
known to me."
II. A. ARCHER, 1).,
111 Su. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Oeutuur Company, 77 Murray Street, If. Y.
I'ublieat ioim KecelVCU.
Tin: Chicago Daily Nicws AfcMA
SAO and PoiilTICAIi ItEOISTER,?This
publication litis won its woy to pop?
ular confidence upou its merits as a
comprehensive American encyclo?
pedia of politioa ami kindred sub?
jects. the Vihqinian acknowledges
thu receipt of thu eleventb volume
fur 1895, It ia a marvel of complete
iioss aud comprebonBivenoss. An in
tereating feature of tLie present issue
is n review of the aerioua labor dis
turbanues of the year. The Jupa
nose Chinese war ia treated in de?
tail. The election tables comprise
full.'ollicitil returns from forty-four
.States and four Territories. The
volume for 1895 exceeds in interest
and value any of the previous issues.
"Baby. Land,"?The February
Valentino holiday number of this
Obi Id's monthly has been received,
11 is very interesting tur the little
ones, aud replete with striking illus?
trations that will please their fancy.
Price f> cents.
"Littdh Men and Women."?The
February number iof this publica
tiou for young readers is a delight?
ful book. Every bey and girl will
lie charmed to havo it, Price 10
cents.
f.llcu <t slsvr,
Tho chief function of the kidneys is to
BOpn at front tho blood, in it-, passage
through them, of certain imparities
and watery particles which make their
final oxil through the bladder. Tho re?
tention ut tkeso, in consequence of iuau
:i Ity ot tho kidueys, is | roditctive of
Brigut'a disease, dropsy, diabetes, nlbu
uiiuuria aud other maladies with a fatal
tendeitey. llostetter's Stoma, h ltittors.
a highly aancii ued diuretic and blood
ilopitrent, impels t o kidneys when in.
active to renow thoir sifting unctiou
ami strain from tho vital current Im u?
ritios wh eh iul st and threaten thuir
own o istonc? as organs of tuo body.
Catarrh of tho bladdor, grat el ami ro
tout um of tho urine are also uiula . s
arrested or nverted hy this bonigU pro
nioter and restorative of organ! a t on.
Malaria, rheumatism, constipation, bili
ousness and dy pepsiaal<o yield to I ?
hitters, whi Ii is also i. tod.ly bcuclicial
to the Weak aud nui \ 0 IS.
M'jw atiiin sip Ii Hi' i > ill' i iriii mi it
it'S- -??
Bitters
YOU NEED.
M
I
i
I THE DYSPEPTIC'S FRIEND. j
I $ - 6 .
:) SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
l< '?
DR. M. CURBY BURKHARD S
Female PERiooicAye^
...Milt-:*.: Ity special request trout path
at a distance, ? ho can not personally consult
me. ami iiein?- unable to answer the many cor?
respondents, and furnish at short notice the
favorite I'renrriptiun, OS v, ? ? 1 by .
~" lug a practlceof twenty
It/Sb live years, have it
? sented to prepare ami
supply t>> yon this un?
rivaled remedy lor Fe?
male Irregularities.
Tho Climax ot meilicM
chemistry attained in
Or. Itiiekliurd'*
TVrloillc-nl i ill-, be
1 ng six degrees stroriccr
than any known medi?
cine, yei ?o wild thai the feeblest can lake
them with perfect securitv; y. t so powerful
la their effects Hint they can be safely called
n Never-Falling Regulator. Raeh niis con?
tains lifly lolls, with full direction!, i nclosed.
Price, live Dollars per hoi. .soi-j t>y drug
pints or sent t.y mail upon receipt of price.
ftefuse all patent medicines, Take only the
prepared prescription of o physician in prac*
tlce. l>r. ,?J. (tarts? tturklinrrl. the reliable
Specialist, ofllcc. U'f 1'arU A\ enue, llallluiore,
.Mil. Cut tt.lsuui for future reference.
EDW. J. CANNON,
I PHONE m i
t PHONE 111 i
Sawed. Spill owl Delivered.
OFFICE AND YARD?East End l:nte
street extended, Norfolk, Va.
Personal and proui]>t attention given
to ull orders.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
CUBES ALL SKIN
? AND?
BLOOD DISEASES.
1 Physicians en iorio P. P. P. as a splen?
did combination nn i prescribe it with
great satisfaction for tue ourns of all
iorniB end atagea of Primary, Secondary
auil tertiary Syphilis, Syphilitio When
P. P. P.
uros Rtieumatis
matiim. 8t-rofn'ouM Ulcers and Scores,
tilundniav Swellings, Hhounintism, Main
tin. Old Ooronio i leers that have re?
sisted nil treatment, < atarrb. Skin Din
P.P.P
? g hi ?
uBlood Poison.
Danes. Eczema, Chronic Female Coin
plaiuts, Merourial l'oiaou, Tetter, soald
i Head, otc. OtO.
I P. P. P, is u powerful tonic, aud nn ex
P.P.P MS SCROFULA.
cellent appetizer, building np the sys?
tem rapid j.
Ladiea whoso systems are poisoned and
CURES
MALARIA.
wIiobu blood is in mi impure condition,
tine to menstrual irregularities, ar.f pe
culiary benefited by the wonderful tonic
nnd blood-clonutine; properties of P. P.
P., 1 rickly Ash, Poke Itoot and Potas?
sium.
P.P.P.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
LI PPM AN BROS.. Pro*s.,
Druggists, l.tppmnn's HI k. Savanu ih.t'a.
lfouk on Blood Diseases mailed freu.
WALKE & WILLIAMS,
AUEN IS, NUKIOLlv, VA.
Effectually dis?
played in The
Virginian is
sure to bring
good results.
MONDAY SALE.
Sale Will Begin at 9 A.
too Ladies' Sterling Silver Belt
buckles, engraved initials. Sale price,
49c each.
75 Ladies' Black Satteen Shirt
Waists, large sleeves. Sale price, 75c
each.
25 Ladies' Black and Black Striped
and Black Polka Dotted, large sleeves,
silk finished satteen shirt waists. Sale
price, $1.19.
25 Ladies' Navy Blue Striped and
Navy Blue Polka Dotted large sleeves,
silk finished, satteen shirt waists. Sale
price, $1.19.
FRIDAY SALE.
Sale Will Begin at 9 A.
One lot of Dress Makers Cambric,
j colors only. Sale price, 4c yard.
One lot of crop bar Leno, white and
gray only. Sale price, 8c yard.
One lot of three yards Velveteen
; Skirt Binding, colors only. Sale price.
' 5c piece.
One lot of Covered Side Steels,
black, white and gray. Sale price, 4c
dozen.
One lot of Hamburg Edging, white
and white and red. Sale price, ic yard.
204 Main Street,
Norfolk, Va.
204 Main Street,
Norfolk, Va.
NSTEIN & CO.,
Our senior member, Mr. EDWARD BROW NSTEIN, is now in the North?
ern markets, buying Spring Stock, and before our new goods arrive we intend to
sell every dollar's worth of our present stock that can possibly be moved, and to
this end we have marked our goods at
PRICES !
It is impossible to give an itemized list of the many MOVING PRICES
which we have made on fresh and desirable goods, and will only mention as a sample
5
in which we show an elegant line of Fresh and Pretty Styles at the following
OUR $2.00 CURTAINS, NOW
" 2.69 <?
? 0.83 " "
" 2.S9 " u
" 3.00 ? ?*
15
9^
i-39
1-43
1.45
1.49
OUR $3-35
3-39
3.69
" 4.00
2.25
" 9.00
CURTAINS, NOW $1.63
" " 1.65
1,
/ 0
PORTIERES
1.98
98
4.45
All of the Above Are New and Fresh Goods and Prettiest Patterns.
E. BROWNSTEIN & CO., 126 Main Street.
N. B.?$5,000 worth of Men's, Youth's and Children's Clothing that
must be sold before March ist. as wc will not carry a dollar's worth
of Clothing in our new business.
CALL AT
DONOVANS,
143 and 145 Church St.
250 Rolls New Matting
from 10c.
20 Rolls Linoleums from
60c. to $1 per yard.
Baby Carriages
OIL CLOTH
New Refrigerators.
I Buying for cash we can
I sell right.
D. F. DONOVANj
WILL PIPERS
ALBERT STAHL,
PRACTICAL DECORATOR,
fi69 CHURCH STREET.
from $5 to $75.
from 25c, to 50c.
REAL. ESTATE. ,
FOR SALE.
We offer some of the tuest ?siirabla
iavestmouts now ou the market,
i biuo West Kn.l residenoo, 87xl2U feat.
IKo. 1(17 (irauoy street.
iNo. auii -:'2t Unto street.
' euement rental (irop-rtloa on Ohuroh,
Smith. vYilloufrhby, James aui Hoiloy
I ttr< ets
. ac t lotri on i utiiuure. Brewer,
I Princess Atme. Plume. Htvi-raide, Wind
1 sor and New < astir streets, aud l nrk.
: \\ ilionu'ibv. Central an<i is Avanue., mid
munv moru at Lambert's I'oint.
FOR RENT
Storo ID Lniou Btreot, SJj, U37 Qucon
street.
?toie 21 Union street.
House 56 tpn en street,
lions" on Plume street,
Houses on Herum.la mraot
Sill ' am rir? t
U!l ^ nrmouth streot.
Store lit bank Htreot,
Oltices and ncetuu? apartments on
Gran by street.
!iow of new bOBBBS 1'. A. Hveuuo m
ten n cl.
No. fi I.oyall'fl lane.
Otlu-flH en ground floor, 9G M.iin stroet
Atta I to unit uppiir-iiniH.
New house, ItlversiJe, 7 rooms aud
stable (3 stalle), * 12.50.
It Does Pay
To Advertise
Many Advertisements
promptly satisfy a reader that whatever else
he may want, he wants nothing else of this
particular advertiser.
A well written ad, with a definite propo?
sition, in the NORFOLK VIRGINIAN,
never fails to pay.
Auction sai.es? kdtcrh d??*
By the -Morris Auction House, Hank street
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE AT OUB
*' Auction-bouse ou TUESDAY MOHNINO,
February 1Mb, al 10 o'clock ?liaru, ot
NE WALNUT AND i >A K BEDROOM
SUITES,
Finn Parlor Suites, Lounges, Wardrobes, Er
teusion Tables. Chairs, bin Fine Comforts unit
Blank* t), r.o lets 1 Mow* aid holsters, Mat
tie - s heather Beds, loo Toilet sets.oe l ino
Plctiue*. i .,<ik and Heating H oves, I arp-ts,
Buge, Druggets, etc. Ladles especially imtt d,
to attend - le.
it. It. MOltBIS,
fel*-2t Manager.
Towu-end &Joynes, Auctioneers.
PURSUANT TO A DEED OK TRUST MAHIJ
I by W. 8, Wllssu and wife to me, as trustee,
.luted .tune 25tb, I8IM, and recorded lu de d
bo k 187, pagettSS, I lork'softlce Norfolk County
Con11, and at request <>i creditors iboreiu
I ecu red, I shall sell al putilie am itlon, at tb.i
It. :>i I stale Kxchaoge, Norfolk, Vm., MON?
DAY, February 18th, al 12 o'clock in., the Tot,
lowing proiK'rty lo-wit: l,i?r of I.AN1>
WITH tM PHOVEM KN rS TI1EBEOX, situated,
en the South sltleof Horden avenue. Karbours
ville, Norfolk county, Va., and fronting thereon
forty fc i. n ull ndeutli ol 120 feel, sai.l i,,t ot
land being Mtanted tost ?<,' lbs Cottage Toll
bridge. ibis property Is sold suliject to a,
pilot dee.) of Iru-t lot $41)9, dtlO the lleplaso
plnaii ClasslS .1 [tulldlug As'whlll n
TEBMS < A~U. ,1. W. BABIIOUR,
fe.-tds Trustee.
BY VI KT UK OF A DBRDtOF TRUST
? latidthe 12th day of February, 1SU3, from
IV. V Allen, Individually, aiel trading as W.
F.Allen ?V <'?_?., to US, as trustees, we bare
tuki ii possession oi thestock of goods contained
in Nils, '.ii ami UO Water street, Norfolk, Vol.
and tbe 1.k accounts and other evidences of
indebtedness due to suet W. F.Allen a Co.,
ami nil other property cmvoyed In said deed,
All |iersons havlog ilaim- acain-l thu s-niil
Drui oragalusl W. F. Aden. ?Iii present then,
lo us dal) veritled, and all oersous iudehled to
bliu w II make pay me ii tu ii> or in our agora
a said store. As -non as posslh'e au luven?
lory of the aaset? will lie made, and ihen wo
wid ho glaJ to ihruisli au. Information in our
possession to the creditors of ilio Arm. F?rtha
pr'tcnl we win eouttiiueti s 1 the goods iu\
said ston s in the UMisi com - oi business.
.t II I.OM FMIIUKU,
THOMAS II. vVlLLCOX,
felS-H Trustees.
hi: \i. i s ? ah: AGitK'is.
JONH A. LESNER,
Real Estate and Rental Agent,
635 1-2 Church St., Extended.
(liUNTERSVlliLE).
Next to Lesuer's Park, Nurfuk, Va.
Close colle tiousnnd prompt return-,
Beat estato for saloon instalment 1 ;au.
tclU-tt
W. H, H. Trice & Go.,
Real Estate brokers,
20 BANK STREET. 1'IIONE QOj.
Kor jKent.
HK?lDLN? ES * nsw Houses. Ghent.
173, l" ?. Bousb street; all modern hug rove*
merit -.
122 Bute streut, all i spruveniou a.
;o an BU Mann. 1 street. 11 Shields street.
'.?11 Yarmouth street, 35. S7 \S also si rest,
nice bouses. HraulbletOtl avenue.
837 l.ovitt avenue
57 Berne da itreet,
?.'.'i ( iimberlaad street, 72 Mariner stroA.
Fiats?1 111 Hank it reel.
318 Water si reel.
Olliccs?87 Main street.
Stur.- 77 Bank -Ire.t, 281 Main '?treet.
I ergs store ounos to Ferry Wiinrf,
It om- 1 an ' 18 Hiddingi .11 Building.
ii Warehouses Tuuis' wharf.
i:it?.??V?. 71 Wat. v-ne t .:. 2 Chur. h street,
'.'on fee wharl for lent chetta.
?I Warehouses 'I aids' wharf.
H. C, Hogpril & Co.,
Real Estate and
Rental Agents
126 MAIN STREET.
POONB No. "U.
FOR RENT?78 Highlaud, 84 Kolly, 43
Wood 7a Charlotte 0? t bapel, 05,
4' and "? Highlaud, 9 and 13 Baxter.
lie, WillOUghby, 12d .nid IM 16 muda
?loe. eigut roome, $1& per month; tii
Drewi r. Wl < hn| el.
Full SALE?N 0 house on Willottghbv,
twooul'ark oneoiiOibbe four on lligii
Liud. three 011 Reservoir, 0110 ou Tun,
Hlall, two Oil Falkland, i WO Oil I .O Vitt,
ouo on < lay ni 0 Iota on Kroomason,
Itniisii. Dartmouth, t'orjirew, Marsball,
Uighland, I'ark , Ko I and Oihbs also
s vcral ni'-o farms for stock, graiu 6c
trucking, on easy terms.
Why Pay Rent"?
?W hen 933 cvtah and from til) to =20 por
month will buy yon a nice homo ou
either Highland, t'orprew. Rowland or
Livision avouuei. For further partiou
lnrs applv to
H. L. PA?E ?Kr CO.
Solo ageuts, No. ID Dank street.
proposals.
Ill: PO? ClS I OH SUPI'LJE-i FOR THE
I NAvY YARD, NORFOLK, VA., January
30, 1895. Sea ed proposals, endorsed |>ro|<o
snls for Sil plies lor iheNaV) Yard. Norfolk,
Va., to be opened I'ebruaty lidh I8D6," will be
received al the Uuieau ol Supplier an 1 Ac?
counts, Nat'y liepiirluisnl, Wnshiugtou, D C.,
illiti 1 ! o'clock noon. February Ifitb, is. .. and
p it! eh 0|eued immediately Ibercaltor, tu
in: 11 ah al the Navy-turd. Norfolk, Vs , ? iiuau?
my of holts, nuti brushes, haidware, tools,
m i 1 Is Iron, picking, pipe, pnelit 1 nv, and div?
ine suits. 1 henrllcli ? in list conform lolho uary
standard and pass the us al naval Inspcctloii
B ank ptopo'als will I* furnished upon nppll,
eat on to the Navy Pay Otthe. Norfolk,Va.
The ad ntion ol main faoturers and dealer-is
Invited. Tie bid-, all nlher things being
.? uttl, decided 'y I t. The Pepaitment re,
M-rves the right to waive defects nr to reject
nnv or nil bids rial deemed advnntnseo ?* t<|
U,e . ? ,? nun at KDWIN STEW ART, Pay,
maS'.er Oeuefal, U. S, N. fe8-su,w,f-2w
\Y. s. JOHNS, KENSEY JOHNS. .11;
DEALERS IN
COAL AND WOOD,
Bavo accepted the ngoucy foe Hm Alex?
auiii a Fertili/.or and Chemical Com*
pany s
' 1 ELEBAATEU ill;AN US OF
leEKTIIJ X 1C Ii?v?S,
Rtui will ? n: rv a Sltppl) suite i tu the use
ot truck growors paiti ularly. Those
urn r? liable good's, ma lo by nu old uudl
reliable lirin
uilice and Wharf?EaM end Avtuue A.
Atlantic City. Phono 78G.
