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WA!vri-:i?. \1TAN i KD ?a first-class retail do hing salesman; " onowtaohaa comuianl ol ami can iurucnoa tmde; splendid salary to light ma i. Appl- ??. Virginian office, nirli) St UKKipK MATItON, airmailing hotucketpar.steaui loat atrwards, ladles' couipuutnu, tralued Burse, child's uovernra?, Ihre? i on feet lottery in a 5adi??. dentist's office attendant, tirontr white ?errants. LADIES' KXCIIANCK. 100 Ma.n -feet. liirlV-lt* \y ANTED- Ship chandler'i clerk, office man *' aaer, t7A; faotory watchmen at one*, 12t?j; bar? rel basket catkir*. six boya, two euglnacra. oir I r lara. iwout* i-aerai purpose man, t ali early, TIIK EXCHANGE, lttl Matu street. mrlll-U Ml ANTED?Young laoy ol reflnemenl disirei position u- ladlea1 traveling eompaniou,type writer, aa Dtant I.kkecneror lieht office workj ri-fcnnei". ? \ra.inL;.-1. .\-t?lie.^ Mis. M. W. P., Vlrgiuian olBce. mriT- tt? "IITANTED -Energetic men ami women, hoyeeail *i glrla, to canvaa* foi Dawn and Dink. Apply for territory id once. Liberal irrm. t., ibo ilg?l per? son. Apply Mondnj and Ttieaday, tsth and ISth, from lOn. u>. t?:4 it. ni., KW Mia.tie itreut. i'orts. anouth.yu. Mit-" .1 11. wlmim.i:. iurl7-2t \W?NTKD A g< ml boy to elo?n ?ii ami make 1? bini-o 1 ? nerallr useful; must be iicsl and tidy, Apply in Dr. LEVY, 17 Uranby st. inrb.-it YVANTKD?A s c .-I llai: I iien?r?l M.i.!...t> li >n-e I.hense. Address LICENSE,tbia office, inrll-tl Op) A l> vv 'in AliKNTH -I 1.1.IM. TIIK Ol- Koyul White Mo. al Plater 01 laklim or-deis t .r plating; tiada secrete; formulas..Ipts. etc., Cat ti.-h, d lie", a good a.-elll 1 an nuke t ?0 or time t'OUsand dollats per year ?Uli Ibn Itoral l'laler. )?'? r tmii?j, etc.. addieaa UK AY &? CO.. Dialing Works, Cnlumlnis, Ohio. ?.V5.1 Al'ANTM'- A fi nt-class 10I 1 il croli kdtled; un? it demands mat king. Apply 81 Church street aflei s a. 111. feu AV'ANTI'l' l.adj a;riu? Ibtotighout Virginia to w handle an article 1 hat salla ou ita tnertl. Ad ?treae IK!I I :ftb arenua ?, I. , Itoa-nokc, \ a. Ocl2Q \l'AXTi:t' A.i et- 1 ? I..V. order* by tauiph at >V hetuaor irevel; e\p use 1 ainl good salary or commission to rlghl jnrtj Samples lent on sis ]> lull Ion. Add iea>, with slump, 1 o.k box -P.'1'. j\ew yoik ' Hy. UNK Oil two tiKNTI.h.MKN can ?hta n board und contra labe r. 6m with pilvae Ikwily, Tena modii le; references txehaugtd. Address V.f.,care Virginian selfi \I7ANTEOi ? R|ieetai AdTerlTslns Canvas-era, >' familiar with premium uterchanille trade; c.inney maker ni 1804 Alao clover general canvas, s.r? on ireatral seli.-r of I be day, BTANLEV liltADI I.V. (i I . 1 . s; . Ni w Vo?k. MflCOlAL, Mil 1'IOKS). JOST?Oh Church, Frecnnion, lijnk or Comnicr 1 elal Place, siltcr 1.in kle, with Initials "M. II. .." F.nder rewurdid by returning 10 Virginian ?ttiie. 1011.-11? Olli ItBW lltDwlll be paid for ibe de?To y 1? hie Olt'of ?mnll binwii nude, which atraj .1 from my lai 01 on Maaon'i 1 r.i-U nboul tea il?\? auo uirr.- iw It. 1? BAI.1'1 JUWK I C3-D0Y0U M l.i> Mi ... 1 ? If ??,gel up ami. and nunc ' < em aiicheal , Ii prices. mils. I. .1. Inn. h slrael. in i v 1? LEND In 1 in rDICCIAlv?Comn'i'lf asanrlinrul ui Kebruari o Magazine?; Ituskin'a Works beautifully hound, 12.4? pur act. Shakcs|>eare'a one-hull Itusaia '.iml lnga.nl S2 19 for I lie set, and many 61 her bargains ai M SIIAI M -, I'J: Main stuet. Net folk; Va I ?:? I NEW FACES tin/ Blenilaboa,In !.. ? p. book t. 1- alan p. w=*vjt 5i0i111 ii. nod bur) . i . v. . :. | St. n. Y. Jtx Jf nventor id Woodbury'a Kuclal lioup. lor Iba Ontal I 1 call Meats, Uc,-f, Mutton and Veal, nicely btitcb fi??b, al 1 easunal.fe pi i, ,<s a,call at Mall .Nu.3. P. II, isTO EO. W. RAMSHY.', ?RHSCRIPTI01NS ;Z aded. 7, Druno. I'atenl Medicines, Tollel Articlea, ( iita^ and robaccO. W. V. I'll! I l.lt", II Ifalnatreet. _ _leaa E Oil S.tl.i'. 10K 8AI#K? Foiir-Siorj ii. use on Ibo weal end 1 nt Veil, urn late I liiiproveuients. lor terms ap, h 1? V\ N i lll>S.I \ i I'O. .. rl.l-lm riill KKMT i'oll KPN r~S'aMe and office,earner Union and ' Ch rib slieetf. ApM? 1? w. II. KKSTIIIuSS, V.' Hank il o l,?r M?. D. MALO.NEI. f iee n uav, 1 street. n rlU-lm i?OB KKS'l On l-'renna*on street weal of (iranby, 1 iw.. dedrablf rooinr.wllli all .iunieii ?-. aas, lain ami ailoiillon; r, ;. rem es ? x. baaged; m der sie hu . Address It .1. II ,?aie Virginian, nirlO-lf J'-Oll III N I Two tery dealrabl? rooms wed ?1 * Qranby ilrect on 1 rreiuaaoo, with all conrni ance- gji. 1 ail. "id atiei.l.on. Ibb re 'cca (hanged; modalala tent Addrcaa 1;. II. U lare Virginian. ileSO-u ROOM FOR RENT. One in two gentlemcu can oldaln a nicely fnr m.-i.ej room, rant rail; located, with n'A modern gonvealeneea, luelnding bath, Raa and beat, with? in three miuulea walk oi tbecWiiU Inn. 1. C V ., care Vilglulan. l.oltl-t( i 1 >K KENT Itoo?i? ?iioii 1 Main ?TrTel. Suila j' ble for dressmaker. oo4 i 1 vervti.Mlv is 'I'atlkliiB about our Arisf? Datino photographs, }Iavo you seen IliQtu? Wo nro also DinUiuc; a Bpooial of Iwelvo eabiuols apt! 16x'20 ouamel photos for S't; itvolve oabiuets und full crayon 31, 13. ?. Campbell, 172 Main struct, Children Cryfoi* The News, Personal, General and Political, Concisely Recorded. MORGANTON MILLS SOLD. Good Fruit Prospects. The Legisla? tors Ashamed of Their Work. Senator Cook Resigns. Big Increase in Passenger Traf? fic. Will Investigate. Special Dispatoh to The. Virginian. RjUiKldir, N. C, Maroli 18.?Thoro was ice yesterduy uieruing, but uo damage was done the fruit crop. The secretary of tho Stato Fruit Urowors' Association enys tho prospect for a largo crop is exceedingly fair. Foster Bros., of this city, have pur? chased the Mnrgttntou mills und take charge of them this wool.. Air. Armis tend Corvund, of this oity, formerly of Norfolk, will be connected with these mills. Tho Republicans end Populists are keeping very quiet since the .Legisla? ture adjourned. They are thoroughly ahhameit of tho work <if the Legislature. One of the clerks of the latter body to? day attempted to apologize for its rascality by saying: "You know bad bills are always rushed through at tho cud of n session." A Republican hero was told that tho negroes were tired of fusion with the Populists, aud said: "What can wo do by ourselves without fusion?" It was a confession of weakness. Tue Legislature cost, as far ns ro ports yet show, $72,604, iigniust S65, '.tT'i in 1893. All the roturns are not yet in, as eouio clorlts are yet hcto, drawing pay. The Htuiiding inquiry about acts of tho Legislature is "Did this bill really pa;>s both houses or did tho clerks pass it?" The Secretary of State tells mo that one day tho enrolling oletk brought him a butch of live nets which hore tho names of tho Speaker und the president of tho Soutito. These nflicuils discovered that the bills had never passed tho Senate and so sent for tho bills. Their letters will bo published niul bound with the laws. Senator 0. A, t ook, of Warron, has tendered his resignation us Senator, This means that be will make u li^ht fur thu Judges hip of the Eastern Criminal Court, to which tho Legislature at tempted to elect him. (iov. Curr has sent out tho commissions to Judge I?. I'. Meats, of this circuit, und Judge Thomas A. Jones, of the Western Criminal Circuit Court. 'lno reduction of pssBeuger rates on the Seaboard Air Line is to continue until next autuniu. The Coneral Pas? senger Agent states that the passenger trullie has iuoroased over 100 per oeut. since tho cut in rates iiegun. It is leurued that the public printing matter is to be investigated in the courts. It is uiloged Ihne thorn were frauds iu the award, uml that heuco uu investigation is necessary. Tho Into Legislature's appropriations uggiogntod over 31'25,0U0 more than in.iso of tie Legislature preceding. Some of tho liopuhlicauH are claim ing that thu Fred Douglas resolution matter will solidify tho negro vote. This is u strange assertion iu tho face of tho fact tnat all tho Republicans who can do so, denied witb ?;ront bit? terness ot language that they bad voted for tho resolution or would ever have done bo, A cuupany has been organized at licit Springs. Itobeson county, to build a 5,000 spiudlo and lot) loom oottuu mill on the installment plnu. A com pauy has also been organized to build tho Kod Spriuga and Jiowtnau railway, some twouty-Iivo miles, through tho piuu tunhur hihI turpentiuo region ol ttichtnond county uml to connect with the Cape Fear anil Yudkiu Valley rail way. Tho Police Hoard appointed by the la.-t Legislature takes hold of tiio af fairs of Wilmington, so fur us oflicesgo, April 1st. It is said that already 800 applications for office art? on hie ?nil from UepUblicnns,o( course. No Demo? crat need apply. U'litin Hie llliill .lliat? of tin- Hornilie Hang like a pall ovor t ie turlaie of tho , oiit in. it ?ili hu ?cli for you nature ventnr ; lug Iu ihi raw, vaporous a r ehar-'n l. p r I hapy. With the sotiisol malaria or p.'Ovuc... Inveot rliouiuatlo twinges, to laae i?ino j gin r-lu! of 1 lostet er m Mloniueh Hut. r , au.I I tlidm Shield yourself '.rom iitmu-jiii.-ri ? in it .. it es threaten ug to In altb. ii you hap? pen 10 gel miiomo i, sleetoil or rained ituou, I u e the same preventive and avoid tin r imi i uu mo a tlanueruiH ojld. Tlio agruou bio wiiriiitli 111f 1 HO i into tl e e re I ii ou li i is . Keiiial stoiiineliic. its in igorutiug uu i renu litting properliia coiiiinond it tu nil a pro e . live o tlio fuel t-i.ii pn volition is Letier thu ? ?uro. Uso tho i liters for dyspepsia, h Ii o miles*. norvotlSUFfS anil kidney trou hte. sick heada die debility. >atlmil I'ricert ??mr?-." To tho contrary notwithstanding, it hits been demonstrated that "high grade" good:, at thu lowest prices iu the city aro to be had at "The Casket." Tho liest grades of watches, diamonds, jewelry, silverware, etc., are to ho found at 158 Alain street, mid for high I price, you will say high grade aud low prices prevail at "Tbe Uaske.t" IfOllKll Hlc? V* liiil. it. Five tbousaud bnsbnls, highest mar? ket price. H, IS. Owen, 275, .77, j7.? W ater street, Chamberlaiu h Cough Keine, ly gives 1 he best eatisfaotioo of any cough inod lcino 1 bandle, ami as u seller leads all other preparations in this market. 1 reoommi nd it because it is the host medicine I over handled for coughs, cold-und croups, A. W. Bat.dridor, Millersville, 111. For sale by nil drug? gists. It, ii,mil iiikI Kv < rnoH. Large huo walking ennos, hooks and crooks, sterling silver mounted,from SI up. Chapman A .Inkeninu. Pitcher's. ?Jastoria. BRAMBLETON. Mr, 15. It. Finch aud family, for? merly of llutlur county, Ohio, uro now residing at Xo, 114 Uosorvoir uvonue. The Local Board of Iniproveiuont will meet to-night ut 7:30 o'clock. The W. O. T. U. will meet to day nt 3:30 o'clock p. in. with Mr*. Henry Williamtou, 120 Willoughby aveuue. Miss Sullio Dnuetou, who lms buen visiting the home of Capt. H. W. Qill, will roturn to her home in Petersburg to day, Mrs. Alexander, of Reservoir avenue, complains that her window was broken Suuday by a bull thrown by some one in a crowd of boys playiug iu the street. Mrs. Capt. Rotel Ross, Wiudsor ave? nue, who has heeu sick u number of days, is bettor. Services at St. Peter's to day at .r> o'clock p. m, Little Louise Claihourne, who has for snnio timo boeu aflhoted at tho homo of her pureuts, 140 Windsor avo niie, is improving iu health. There is n groat meeting going on at Spurgeou Memorial Baptist Cnurch. Eight moiuhcrH wero received mto the church Sunday. There wero live con versions Suud'uy night. Mr, Marlin will preach during the week, having two services dully?3:30 and 7:1>0 p. m, There wero live accessions to church memhership nt MoKoudree Sunday. Mr*. Messick, of Mozart uvouuo, hna on exhibition a hen's oy,g of immoiiso size, weighing four ounces, ATLANTIC CITY. The Society of Cheerful Workers I will meet to night at 8 o'clock at tlio residence of Mrs. Osborne, Front stieet. All the members of the Puptist Church uro iuvited to aiteuil this meet ing, Refreshmeuts will be served free. The Ladies' Aid Society of Asbury M, L. Church will meet at the resi? dence ot Mr?. O'Couuor, corner Cnmp and Colley avenues, this after noon ut 3:30 o'clook. There was u public reception of forty six members into Colley Memorial Church Sunday morning. Resides these, th reo others wero reoeivo I by i certificate and two nioro received iu the evening. Iu all there wore Klilcou versions and twenty-live reclaimed dur? ing the meetings held by Mr. Gales. All tho churches share iu the hnrvest. Mr. Gales is conducting two moetiugs a day in n union etl'ort at the Lambert's Point Presbyterian Church this week. No man wiio has been iu Norfolk has so fully won the love und appreciation of thu people ol tins ward by his noble service. As a niAn, a gentleman und a minister ho leaves behind him an iu* llueuce, the results of which ouly eter? nity can ndoipintcly estimate. the meetings will continue in union meet? ings oi the young people during tho week. The Rev. J, Chipmnn, pastor of tho South Congregational church in Pitts lield, Muss., is visiting the Rev. R, A. Robinson, and preached twico to tho people ot Colley Memorial Churdh. Tho condition of the Lambert's Point road in this ward will prevent some at I tending the tervices at Lambert's Point. HUNTE RSVILLE. ?Jr. I'.oliiug Miller, ol Mathewsaoun ly, is on u visit to his brother, Capt. J, IS. Miller. Rev. W. S. Leake, of tho Third Church, preached to a crowded bouse Sunday night on thu subject of "Uur room Hins." Sunday ufternoon at 4:55 o'clook Mr. W. 1. Nottingham died at the resi? dence of his brotber-iu law, Mr. An? drew Dutch. He leaves a wife and two children?a son, Victor Nottingham, and a daughter, Mrs. A, B. Stanuton. Ilo had been a great suilerer from paralysis for a number of years, and died in his 56th year. His fuuerul will take place to-day at :i o'clock fruin the First Baptist church. J nterment will be in 121mwood, A Pretender. "I'm afraid," said tho writer to tho mngazino editor, "that 1 can't give you any more Napoleon anecdotes." "Why not : ' "I ran t tiiink of any more. " "And yet- you came into tho employ of thi:i concern with pretensions as a man of original ideas!" ? Washington Star. Struck l..v Ills Own lleauty. A Uappjr Medium. Tom?If you had tho privilege of kissing a pretty girl on tho right or left cheek, which would you dp? Dick?It would bo hard to make a ohoice, but between the two I should probably lind a way out of thu delimma. ?-Boston Transcript. NO NEED Of II. ?Hrrs Homes Filled with Weak and Ner? vous. No Need to Feel so Weuk, Tired and Nervous. Eminent Physicians Give Assurance of This Fact. Anil Tell How to Over? come the Terrible Weakness. Now is the Best Tun.- to Get Strong and Well. That there is no uocd whatever for a person to tie weak, tired und nervous? the three groat nurses of our people eetuna now u certain fact. Kmiuunt physicians albrui the truth of this welcome news, and ample proofs deuiuustratu the reliability i>: the tutor- j luanou we uru able so gladly to give. It is certaiuly a godsend to those of our people who have weak nerves ami tired bodies, who feel exhausted in strength and vitality, who canuot eat or sleep well, and who aiu run down and debilitated) to know positively that Dr. Greene's Norvura blootl and uerve remedy is a sure invigoralor and strength giver, and will invariably make a person strong and well. l'ur ticulnrly is it n blossiug at tins timo of year, for in I be spring almost every? body reels languid, nervous und out of order aud ucuils this best ol ull spring medicines. Doctors are enthusiastic in their ap? proval aud endorsement ol this rem? edy, They heartily recommend and udviso its ute, and many id our best known physicians are loud in their praise of its wonderful curative pow? ers. Dr. b. D. Dickford, of Woloott, Vt? ono of Voriuont'a eminent physicians, status: "1 have iiBed Dr. Greene's Norvura blood aud nervo remedy for some tune, lirat tryiug it ou myself, and I futiud it did inn so much good that I now recommcud it to my patients. Tbo fact that I have used it in tuy own case shows that 1 know what I am talking about. As a touic aud iuviguraut it is the best ol all to timid lip a person," Dr. Kobort W. Dunce, of ?O. Wood bury, Yt., than whom theiu la no ixioro emiueut physioiau iu the stato of \ er inotlt, says: "I havo known about Dr, Greene's Nervura blood und nerve remedy aud the good rusults in oases, us u ionic, alter hnrd sickness and tho cum ol nervous females. They have received great good from its use. I do uut beul into to recommend it." Dr. William 11. Morse, P, 1!. S. Sc. of N. J,, tho great export ou modi ciues, suys of ibis grand discovery of Ur. (Ireeue: "The trim-remedy for nervous dis? eases is Dr. Greeue's Norvuru blood uud nervo remedy. It acts I>v atleotiug the organs of nutrition, aud entering into the formutiou of now nerve tissue, which guunratos nervo force. This means tho making ot new nerves'. I'r. tireeuo's Norvura blootl anil nerve remedy is the Amerioan nervo touic." I lie weil k nowi: Dr. Ktuil Neumer, superintending physician of the N. V, Lodge and Association Hospital,states: "We are usiog Dr. Greene's Nervura blotnl ami uerve remedy, tit this bus pitul for otir patients, with good sue cess." This enthusiastic endorsement by physicians slumps this remarkable medical discovery us tho greatest tonic and restorative, I'rupgists tell you everywhere lhat it cures more cases than any oilier l.uowu remedy. In fact it makes all who take it Strung aud well. One reason which [gives the people so much coulidcuce in it is the biet that it is tbo discovery and prescrip tiou of Dr. Greene, of :!"? West 14th St., New W.tk City, the well-knowu ami probably most successful speoinlist In curing nervous ana chronic, diseases, autl to tho further fact that ho can bo consulted frco of charge by anyone, personally or by letter. Too Much Itemoree. There hail been a fetid of long standing U twocn two Galvcaton darklos. They wi.ru oontlnrtally fighting ami quarreling Not long SlllOO'Ono of them died, autl, to tho astonishment of the colored popula? tion, the other one attended tho funeral After the funeral services wore over M.o Rev, Aiiiliiidnu Ulctlso, the presiding clergyman, met the surviving enemy anil said impressively : ' I was much pleased to see yer at de obsequies nb yore olu enemy. Hit does credit to dc goodness on yore heart 111) shows dat yer don't carry yoro present i inents beyond do grave. Kvor body is prnlslu yer for yore goodnoss. " "1 dunho about dni or'. I had to loto half a day swork nttcndindnt nr funeral, and de Hilde says'bustnoss fust und picas uro afterward,1 and 1 tuck do pl?*usure fust and tlitl my work nfterwortt. 1 roi kon I ought to bo ashamed of myself;-?Texas sitting*. The Wity the l ?se Was Settlod. "A wire grass Uoorgla judge lias just decided a hlg tlog case." ?? How did It turn mit?" '?Von see, a man went toToxnsnnd left his dog with a neighbor, ami when he oauie baok he wautcd tbu dog." ' Well:" "The judg? dooldod that the man who had tho dog didn't haven title, und that it follow who would leuvu u> good dog oughtn't to own otto." ?What tlid the judge do about HV" "Kept tho dug himself." ? Atlanta Journal. Paying rot- Ills Education. Wool?So you have boon sued for ureaoh of promise, oh? Vail Pelt?Well, 1 expected my course in holies' letters to cost me something ? Now York World. Overheard at th? Hall. "This Itnll opens r.alter tamely, lint I tunas it will end fashionably enough." "I hope so too. All's swell that ends well, you know."?Texas Sittings, Sun Cured Leaf, grown in the counties around Richmond, ij[Va., makes the choicest, sweetest, most lasting chew on earth. HOSEfiJITlS IDE m TB1S-CHEW PHI! $T. C, WILLIAMS CO., ----- RICHMOND, V? \\J \ V rP |^ I V *l>e public to know that I have opened a down town office No. 4f> Commerce St., near Main, Yard Phone, No. 494. Down Town Office, No. 792. where orders for LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL will receive pionipt attention. Yard East End Falkland and Charlotte Sts. Our buyer, in his recent trip North, r.ecurcd a beau? tiful line of Novelties in Pll3se Silks for Dresses and Waists, and other Nov? elties in Silk Fabrics. Also a splcndid variety of the very latest specialties (or Spring and Summer Dresses, Including a beau? tiful line of Crcpon3 and Moreens for dresses, and a large variety of Wash Fab? rics. No*. 98 and rear of ?2, 94, 90, 98, H)U and 102 Main Street. A ?? V-ti '! KU ? n If AN WYCK'S ACAI)K.\n "i MUSK', 1 U i I>Si -l?\> , \i tKCH -'int. ALEXANDER SALViNI, Acrompaa ?* t 11\ Win. ileduiond and a.ompaay of nlayera tu ine rouiutlit ?ouiedt th* Student Of Snlamanca. Sea tun >ule Muinlix. fi:t -. 51. nuil 11.00, iuris- i \r as WYOK'ri A CA DEM V OK MUBIfl .Mou 11 y Mio. oil Rreiiilig, AtAllOII 25. THK i SlTK 1' >V i'l'KH MAKINbl Hand. t il ler the leu Im h |i of I'rof K Kailclulli, aecotupan oil uy the folio >iu; aololktsi Jlim i a re Kuiiiu irliiia donna; A r l.oitie (leheoko. truiuhoue. Mr I'rank Tuoinpiou. iO net and Mr.Henry Japer, Itilte. m?i on ?.<i(! '1 bur day, Seist. * I'rie *, ::.*'. 60, 7Ae nu i ?i. inrl'J-(it I'ltlM'os \ LS' DltOPOSAUS KOII r-lTIM.IIM Kult THK NAVV 1 VAFtD, NOiiFOLK, VA., March l.'i, IsW eauU elpr.piaa <i ?l.r r-.l ?? l ? i - .|...~?!- For supptlai lor I*? Savy-yanl, Not Folk, Va., to ha up lied April .'. 1-."., n'.ii Im rectlved .it I lie llurmu -a Ruppl'ai mill Ac out.t-. Saw DorarmiiMit, Waslitbglon, I) I'.,until 13 o'clock' noon, Ap U !f, ISM, and pub? licly opened luiuioliitrly Iben-alle-, (o lliriilslint ill Navy-yard, Norfiilk, \*u, .1 i|Uiutilj ol broken done, gravel, mud. I'oriiand < run-nt. bur.an*, yellow |?lup, ir..n. hardware, brie- a?d ??? >j. it lulu lite The or, ote*iiilmt eluiloriu to tho Navj il n l i ii id i.j-- ii.e uaual naval luipo u-.u. Iliui.k I. up. nah will I., ruriilnlied uixia application lu l lie Navy 1'ay int. -. Norfolk, Vj. ihe attention of in n'ifacinr>r* ami dca'cr? t- invited, Tie bids; aU.otht-r thing* l.- in--: Lipul. decided I j- lol, The tleji iuntil r. eiv ? He rigui ui walvitilef.ct ? or to io ?? i any ? i nil linl* no; Hceine ad van lau. 10 llio i...,, run..ui. FUlWIN SIEWAliT, I'ay nlattor Uojtral I !?, N. in I'J-tuAi i.'.'w" THE Ml S3 VOGELS, BERUH COHSERYBTCRY OF 1 KACHlilt?CjK PIANO, VIOLIN AND THEORY OR MUSIC, mmi'.iIm, TO THE i.Mi.-r CONSERVA-I roitv Miani u-. Modeln lancutcer taught practical!) mil iiu orci Ii ?II? ?fiel i in-, mil 11 od of ii.' ii. ihn >? ln.ui 61 ; age, ? iHii'iy pupils learn rapidly to ppeak hi.; id read mi.l miir l-?tilii rear* cxperii-n u u <:..,.i m..i.. ?nti-. Ames & Hurke, Main urcct. ? F or Daily Serv ice! % ?5 o V New Supply of New Edition ? ! PRAYER BHD HYMNALS ] ^ at Special Low Prices at ^ SMUSBAUM'S,* % 128 MAIN STREEF. % ???^???<>c^<><?oe?0*>$**o***>* ! i Having secured tho .-olo agency for tha Chambe s-McKec Glass Co., r.iaiiufActiirtrs of the celebrated "JEAN NEl'Tli' biailds WINDOW OLAS8, -.v..- uro prepared to nil uii orders fiom <mr large SlOCk. Tills ginn? is a kltiiH leilgu I l y tllO trade to ho Oqual in strength, clearne*>i and all other respects to tue oost Kreuch glass. COOKE, CLARK & CO RASS GOODS AT COST. THIS WEEK ONLY. 1 U!,!j:,:t? JOHNSTON CHINA CO. A. S. COOPER, 4M Bambleton Avenue. 13^ LPUDTCTIAN 1 ??? I1-'"' hi ascnuc. I'liona Yard full ot Coil . b U l\ 1 J I 1 A 11, sud Wood. PiIces as low ?? anyhodr. I inr^i facilities flag " ";- PROMPT DELIVERY. fALL AND LOOK IN WINDOW WS?'S Bbiiic liavo been lubiiing a fi. Sow (hiring floods > min,; la erery day 01 the laical il)l a. .i. M. CAItlt, 8ti Main sticot, UR Aim IS TO PLEASE ALL. ^^S^&Si!Mt$ in tins line of mopjiw? Is tbo new |iul?erl*lnn machine, 'p daily Im Dick? dealilit? eoflce Kroiiud ??r; ii I'olll.'. mil |ii mid attention ;lvcn everyone. CiKLA'P ATLANTIC ANlJl'ACT KICTKA I OMl'AN Y, v>:. Main all , i. FIAfflRS XV 11 DO I'awnbrokore. :17S< l,m >, s."i,.,."t (t.?,r ,l?or, . JALUOJ ?X IMVU, froui Queen! are tho most literal money lend. rr?.,f Nun,,1k bit 'all kind* ol ixraonal jtropcrty nt u iu? ralooflut res.; Mail oOMiiwnlv t'l'in, will I? |,.Iptly itiendud lo. LONGFELLOW'S C H O I C I? uiaiket. Mm Exchange la all Havanna. Try .1,0,0 brnndaand^miwUI ainoka no other._ p. T. WISE & CO. FAMILIES MAKING MARKETING TO-DAY V'st^P?k 1 Iii i i ANIi I'llOVISION STOIfliS, 1811 Church street ni)|.i Holl atreel, nnd Xt New MarkeS b|aiea,ou lliewir atirct, everything ulce III Hie Beef and Provision line. 1'rli e, the lowest. - COAL, COAL, COAL. l.fOO t.ii<Choice I.elilRli Store, Nut ami Egg Coal, Just' re veiled, No adYuutu (u prlcta, \\.icllun in Hike advantage nt i lie i> nl snap by advancing I |r!ct'?< "one ate In tin Coal t xchauge, but weaie not. < all on us for price or phone. As long rs we have cool on hind yointe GORDONDE CORDY & CO.," 'leb I'll. '? I. !ll> llormuda alraet. WORLD'S ARGAND RANGE I The Best Stove on Earth for the Money. R A R l_ O R SUITS, BED ROOM SUITS nnil all etiler FUltNITUltK at prices too low lo mention. ?ir-CASII Olt CliniYIT. 'jyita'ndayj Church streak, RED CR033 AGENCY Private diseases ol whatever nature, yle'd re*dlly, Female diseases ef nil kin is arc steadily cured by I Ijriii l;rd Cross Kleetrle Natural Me.lletn.il Watei or Oil. \v bblcaaled by VC, II. TKRIIY .v ? O., No. 113 Water street. Southern Agcnoy?311 Church street. J. beshett. liie Diamond Broker and Jeweler. A RARE! INDUCEMENT! Ite.in ed front ?20',) to $90. Ilamlsomo 18 Karat Gold Hepeatet Watch, with horse lime combined, worth ilM, will he sold lor v'.w at J. BENNETT'S, 110 Church St, l ri mi fish ! OYSTERS, FISH and GAME. FRlitiH 1*1 SH Fine Shad and other Fish in ereilt variety. FRESH l iSll >? Retail at 31, 32 and 33 City Fish Markets I I > I i i niei] I T. A. BULLOCK, Agant, I RfyOll I 1 O I I I i utrlici-and Wholesale healer. |. I ? i,'S I I I ' I S H I ni'POTS ' 1 0('ainpbeira Wharf. I I\COU I lOtl J l?l.nn , t.,m.'r,.| Washington and llrower streets. IMPERIAL HOTEL and RESTAURANT, 173 MainSU UNDER INI EI W IVlAtVJACiElrVlElISl-r. Kvcrything flrat-class. Bar stocked with the best nnd tho rostaurant furnishes thai Lest iu aeaaon LYNSHaVi.n OYsiKtis aapecialty. Service tliu vor/ beat, GREGORY & WESTON. RUPTURE OF IREN, WGRIEN HMD CHILDREN Permanently Cured in Thirty Days. No Knife. No Pain. No Honey Until Cured. Atlantic Hotel, Every Wednesday from to A. M. to i P. M., Beginning February 6, 1895. xcnroLK mm cure mmi 1 $5.50 Per Toi-2,240 Poiis-CiSE! RAWLINGS, NICHOLS & CO. Tbebe, "i1*. Office ami Vard, S Nlaleon street, next ,-nst 61 forty. _ WOOD ! WOOD 1 Am sf llitiK beat Oak ami IMne Wood, cut In any length atiJ split at $1.23 per quail 1 cur.I ur s? per oord. Stock always large, CHAS. EC. SCOTT, PHONE 251. 1 ovett and Keservoir areouea. East Main Market, EAST MAIN STREET. Itereited In-daT lariie qtiatit It lea of t'.lneess Anne Poultry of all ItliiJs. A ?jj^MlQaw full supply of u?t stlecteil Vcgoiablet; also Frulls, Chow-Chow, Vlcklei. etc. Choice ?SHffl? I alifnralH I'aaebes aad l'ine Appie, ur wkaterez elae >ou may want to supply >oar _?LZ3iL lablc. ^mff-mm -?r' H. SCHLOSS, Proprietoi-.