Real Estate List From City Streets and Plats
Public notice of property listings including residences on MSiiley street Duke York Col lore Granby Manklane and Riley streets Aringston Place Church street plus properties on Maltby Claiborne Clareh SLO00 High Talbot Tank York est Colonial Ghent Holt Church Main Water Madison and Queen streets with store and office locations noted in City National Bank area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell Street
Bute Street
Charlotte Street
Welling
Cumberland Street
High Street
York Street
Duke Street
York Place
Main Street
Mann Street
Shields Street
Dartmouth Street
Roanoke
Granby Street
Commercial Hire
Church Street
Commerce
Water Street
Msiiley St
Duke St
York
Collore, Place
Granby
hManklane
Sy Holt St
Riley St
Aringston Plate
Pramaleton
Imon
Graydon Avenue
York Est
Colonial Avenue
Ghent
Holt
Main St
Corner Water
Madison Sts
Church St
Commerce St
Talbot
Queen St
City National Hank
Sale on dress goods and parasols at half price
60 yards of summer black dress goods and H silk Gloria to 1.50 will be sold for 1.00. Fancy parasols at half price, 100 yards more of lawn and dimities at half price. Remnants of lawns silks and dress goods to close out. Don’t miss this sale.
Campbell's Photography Ad Promotes Photo Packages
An old newspaper ad lists six cabinet photographs for 1.25 dollars and six favorite photos at 7ic. plus four diamond photographs for 60 cents. It states a water color gift with orders over 4.00 by B. & Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. &. Campbelll
Keeon View Attractions At Ocean View This Week
Eddie Miles performs a highly praised impersonation described as a baby in a cradle. Miss Daisy Raymond, from Tes and Raymond, is noted to have Norfolk roots and appears this week at Ocean View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Raymond
Tes
Raymond
Ocean View
Norfolk
Levy Bros Holds Sustained Building Sale Amid Crowds
Doors closed as Levy Bros ends a building sale while crowds surged. Officials announce another sale tomorrow with early hours to avoid rush. The Great Tiebuilding Sale continues for thirty days as shoppers anticipate more discounts from the retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy Bros
Rome
Special midsummer prices at The Casket in Mace
Muddled note describes a sale by Messrs F Greenwood and Lrv in Mace. It mentions summer trade and special bargains on bar goods and silverware for the general public. References tourists, Bachman caps, and a casket related sale, with unclear dates and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Greenwood & Lrv
Bachman’s
Norfolk delegates favor Tyler for Governor and Merritt Cooke for Lieutenant Governor
Norfolk ward meetings nominate and endorse Tyler for Governor with Merritt T. Cooke as Lieutenant Governor in Roanoke convention plans. Delegates across wards show Tyler support, some nonbinding instructions, and mixed backing for Cooke, with Atlantic City and other wards contributing key names and decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Brent
Atlantie City
Ellison Alen
Roanoke
Tyler
Atlantic City
Morrill T. Cooke
Virginia
Tlon
Merrit Br. Conmke
Second Congressional District
Walter Oa Forwards
BN. Peurson
GL. Charters
Miarks
Th Pitt
Joe Batley
W. E. Poster
Jones
Prankatten
Or. Webster
Roster
Ilon
Merritt T., Cooke
Mr. Tyler
Wen
Merrill T. Cooke
Covernor
Bryan
Chicago
Choubandgia by the Sea at the Academy of Music
In Norfolk the piece Choubandgia by the Sea closes near night at the Academy of Music. Mr. Cluman from Washington DC will present Picturesque America showcasing travel views and printed scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
The
Academy of Music
Cluman
Washington, D. C
America
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for skin and piles ad
An old ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best skin remedy for bruises sores ulcers tetter and eruptions and claims it cures piles with a money back guarantee. It lists price two cents per box and notes distribution by Burrow Martin Co The Jefferson Philmont Va and markets travel lodging and meals details for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Saalis DY Burrow
Martin & Co
Weather Report Forecast For District Regions
Washington DC July 14 fair in Virginia and North Carolina with no temperature change and southwest winds. Sun rises at 4 57 am and sets at 7 26 pm high water at 10 03 am and 10 18 pm low water at 5 9 am and 4 03 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Virginia Fair
Weather Observations from Norfolk July 14
The Weather Bureau reports 24 hour observations from Norfolk. Maximum temperature and minimum values are noted with departures from normal. Rainfall for the past day is recorded, along with mean relative humidity. Observers include J. Gray and Mary Westy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WV. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Norfolk
C.e
Mary Westy
Sevees
J. J. Gray
Observar
Concert at Soldiers' Home Norfolk Excitement Grows
Norfolk residents rally for a large outdoor concert by the Cloward chorus at the Soldiers' Home tonight. Tickets at 50 cents include grounds admission, with special preparations led by Colonel Woodfin and Professor Cloward directing a large local volunteer force. Boats Lay Line and York River parties join, with Carence B. Wanford to recite the Star Spangled Banner and Miss Blanche Yewell singing Columbia and the Anvil Chorus pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Cloward
Indore
DOD
Woodfin
Aldwin
Scully
Newport News
Alr
W. J. Nelms
Sidney Anderson
Excurelonu
Northampton
Hampton Roads
York River
Academy of Music
Carence B. Wanford
Blanche Yewell
Columbia
Anvil
Rumor Links Judge Lewis to U.S. Attorney Post in Virginia
Washington correspondent reports a strong rumor that Judge Lunsford L. Lewis, former Virginia Court of Appeals president, may succeed W. H. White as U S district attorney for the eastern district of Virginia. Also named is J. H. C. Delamente of Caroline as assistant district attorney, said to have Republican support from Representatives Walker and Yost, with potential earlier appointments than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond Dispatch
Lunsford L. Lewis
Virginia Court of Appeals
W. H. White
United States
Astern District of Virginia
J. H. C. Delamente
Caroline
Walker and
Yost
Virginia
Coal bids opened for Water Department contract
At a Water Board meeting bids were opened for 2,000 tons of coal with sources including Pocahontas Tom Creek New River Old Pardee and Russell Creek. Nottingham & Wren offered 2.63 per ton and were awarded the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Nottingham & Wren
Pocahontas
G. S. Relees & Co
Toms Creek
Geox. W.taylor & Co
New River
Thacker
Poms Creek
Rawlins, Niohms & Co
Old Pardee
Russell Creek
Merchant's Coal Co.'s
Nottingham & Wrenn
Sale of liquor cigars and tobacco stock on Church street
By order of trustee D Tucker Brooke J T Jones & Son will sell at No 648 Church Street today for cash as a whole the inventory of liquors cigars and tobacco assigned to the trustee by John T Jones for creditors of the deceased dated March 11 1897 Purchaser to assume unexpired tenancy of the sale store No 68 Church Street Sale subject to court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Tucker Brooke
J. T. Jones & Son
Church Street
John T. Jones
Decd
Pavilion Ball Room Opens in Virginia Beach With Music
Prof Lellasza announces opening of the Pavilion Ball Room at Virginia Beach. The room has a costly build with a perfect floor and promises delightful entertainment. From the 16th onward it will be open nightly for couples to dance, with music attracting attendees on the evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nench
Prof
Lellasza
Virginia Beach
Electric Bitters Promoted for Nerve and Health Tonic
Advertised as a pure vegetable medicine, Electric Bitters is claimed to restore the nervous system and vigor. The patent tonic purportedly strengthens the nerves, aids digestion and appetite, and benefits the kidneys, with sales at Dus tow, Martin & Co. Drug Store for seven dollars a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theese
Dustow, Martin & Co
Health Board Urges Action On Street Dumping
The Board of Health met yesterday with Dr Newbill chairing to address dumping sweepings near the city. A complaint from the barrel factory urged stopping street sweeping dumping within 100 yards of city limits. Dr Chiles proposed grand jury action, but amendment failed and motion to notify the street department passed. Milk inspection talks stall with no progress and a letter to the City Attorney was ordered for authority on appointing a milk inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Newbil
McComnick
Chiles
Riddick
Meld
Shepherd
Inspectora
Ust
Vurt
Srand
Soard of
Apter Street Department
Sewer and Grain Board
Ridstick
C Chiles
Field
Mott House Advertised In Tarrytown Proposes Southern Trade
A letter from HW R Vaughan proprietor of the Mott House in Tarrytown New York includes a hotel advertisement touting its Main Street location midway between the New York Central and Hudson River rail stations and the New York and Putnam railroad. The note mentions a six fifty monthly commute forty daily trains to New York City and ferry connections via steamer Christina. The description highlights a hilltop site with river views spacious rooms a broad piazza tennis court croquet grounds electric light stem heat and modern utilities with stable accommodations. Nearby drives reach Sunnyside Irving Sleepy Hollow Andre Monument and Washington’s headquarters rich in revolutionary lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. R. Vaughan
Mott House
Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson
WN. Y
Mott
Main Street
New York Central and
Hudson River
New York and Putnam Railroad
Tarrytown
New York City
Christina
Sunnvelde
Washington Irving
Sleepy Hollow
Washington
Body found near Town Point by tug captain
Captain Forrest of the tug J Alvah Clark located a floating body off Town Point. Coroner Newton examined the remains at Atlantic and Danville wharf and took them to the morgue. An inquest is planned. The man is unnamed but believed to be William Jones of Bacon's Castle Surry County, data linked to a sunken raft rear incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest
J. Alvah Clark
Town Point
Newton
Atlantic
Danville
William Jones
Bacon's Castle
Surry County
Permit Granted for Six Brick Houses on Wivelyn Street
A permit to build six one story brick houses on Wivelyn street near Granby has been granted to Mrs Kory A Sav age. Work begins at once under Sfalstead Williams contractors. Mr D A Wilson to soon build a two story frame cottage on Maltby avenue. NERVOUS TROUBLES cured with ANIMAL EXTRACTS free bank tells how Washn Chemical Co Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wivelyn Street
Granby
Kory A. Savage
Sfalstead & Williams
D. A. Wilson
Maltby Avenue
Free Bank
Washington
Sunday Quiz and Local Shop Notices
A misc text block presents a riddle about measuring 4 gallons using two casks and a shoe advertisement claiming long wear for $2.00 patrol shoes. Local notices promote Heller’s store on Bank Street, Virginia Beach beach crowds, and Dr Week’s eye care clinic at 10 Lady Street, with Ocean View events and tenor George Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadosoniv
Heller's Lion Stort
Bank SL
Merry Band Concert At Ocean View Delights Ladies
The Merry Band Camping Club from York Pa residents of Ocean View hold a concert for ladies with instrumental and vocal pieces. President Warren Beck reported a hundred fish caught during a fishing trip as visiting wives and York residents join the event and the Virginian notes this is the club’s second Ocean View visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Band Camping Club
York
Ocean View
Merry Band
Norfolk
Jnentreet
Warren Beck
Myers Wissberg Wedding at Mariner Street Residence
A quiet wedding took place yesterday at 4 o'clock at 28 Mariner Street between Mr David Weisberg and Miss Sadie Myers. The ceremony was by Rev Dr Herman Genmusche of the Reth IEl Synaposque. A reception followed with seasonal delicacies and a North ern tour planned. couple to reside on Mariner Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloeck
Reon Myers
Mariner Street
David Weisberg
Sadie Myers
Annie and
Rachel
Benjamin Myers
Herman Genmusche
Reth Iel Synaposque
Bride Bertha Sarloius Weds Abr Joseph W Sparat
The bride’s mother’s residence Miss Bertha Sarloius united in marriage to Abr Joseph W Sparat of the city at 5 p.m. yesterday. Rev HM Penmoshti of Beth F Orthodox Congregation officiated. They left for a northern tour by the Winsn ington steamer and will live at 120 Holt Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sarloius
Joseph W. Sparat
HM Penmoshti
Beth F
Winsnington
Holt Street
A HIERO OF PEACE Virginian honors Captain William G. Lee
The Virginian acknowledges receipt of a life sketch of Captain William G. Lee, a Norfolk native long based in Savannah. James I. Chase, a former time steamer officer and witness to four rescues, collected press notices, Treasury letters, and Congress awards for Lee. The pamphlet also includes reproductions of the medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian
William G. Lee
Savannah
Lee
James I. Chase
Treasury Department
Y. M. C. A Excursion Planned to Old Point
The Y M C A excursion to Old Point is set for Friday night with manager A C Tike of the Hyechka Pie tel offering reduced rates to bread waiter and pavilion to ten cents. Excursionists will stay about ninety minutes at Old Point as wheelmen publicize the event around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Point
A.C. Tike
Hyechka Pietel
Ol Point
C. A
Allen's Moot-Base and Woot-laise Foot Therapies
Patent foot cures advertised for painful swollen feet and bunions. The ad claims instant relief from stinging coins and buntons and a snug fit for new shoes. Offered as Allen’s products at 25 cents with free sample by mail order from Allen, 17 ly Roy, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ly Roy
N.Y
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Gail Borden Eagle Brand
MILI
Forogers
Frankln Avenue
West End Land Company
Freemiesan
W.H.H. Trice & Co
Fh Bank
Hime Streets
C. E. Jenkins
John S. Etheridge
Berkley
Pearl Street
Portsmouth
Iohn S&s
Mayer & CO
Mill Supplies
West Market Squaro
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk and Old Point
Bay Line
iMobjack Bay
Western
Apecinia
Merritt T. Cooke
Second Ward
City Trail
L L. Ir. McGuire
W. OW. Dey
R. H. Wright
Charles G. Wiser
Thomas W. Shelton
James I. Prince
W. W. Day
Lassiter Whi
Scott and
Montague
Third Ward
Democratic
Mr. Knapp
R. WG. Cooke
Thomas J. Standolph
W. HH. Lars Beant, Jr
D. J. Turner
Meade Osborne
Mr. Cooke
Fourth Ward
Stonewall Club
O Church Street
W. TL. Jacques
W. S. French
Frank Jacobs
J. Prank East
B. Bunting
Alr. Cooke
Brambleton Hall
W. We Vieur
J. G. Wolf
F. D.pinkerton
C. W. Cake
Z. FE. Murphy
FP. W. Thorn
Hl. Blueford
T. J. Nottingham
Jefferson
Fpichmmond
Charies
Minis Lee
Weather Report
North Carolina
Meteorologieat Din
Soldilius Howe
Clown
Fouw
Lewis
Bute
Dpr
Thites
Irving
Brody
Buestiona
Aue
George Preston
Pwford
Jlady Street
PME Band
Oragean
Y. M.¢. A. Excursion
Spagat-Sarlouis
Fechus
Tunstall
Hendersonville
N. C
Peyton
Cooper Marble Works
Mank St
Halle CO
Walter T Fales
Prop'r
Gage Lakers
Terns Reasonable
Postoffice
Nat Antil Farihber
Traving
Bernard's
William Linn
Langralle
Church S
Botu 'Piones Og
Je2i-su
J. W. Gamane
W. N. Waller
Gamage & Waller Wholesale and
Ear the Bridge
Noonr
Southern States
Southern Bel Si
Immensa
Lion
SW. DuShane Cloward
South
Old Dominion Boats
Leave Bay
Lina Wharfat
Dle
O'Neill
Jy Ur Awa
O Neill & Gro
Thea
Walter J. Simmons & Co
Peter Smith & Co
Norfolk Virginian
AWN &c
India
Tims
Ne Ec
Gm ii
Brush
American
Jama
Matin Street
Savings Bank of Norfolk
Aus Perintendent
Cove Atreat
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