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Newspaper
Norfolk Virginian
Location
Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1897
Page
3
Polland Complete Line of one 62.00 Pride. Gold leather dressy shoes in narrow medium and broad toes from the same factory as OUR 2.00 PATROL. Available at HELLER'S SHOE STORE, BANK 5T, OPPO, COURT HOUSE. Casket offers fine sterling silver wedding presents and mid summer sale extended 30 days with watches and diamonds. Old No. 158, new No. 518 Main Street.
The new life of General Leo, by Edmand Jennings Les and others, is set to become the most popular biographical work. A royal octavo volume of nearly 4990 pages, finely illustrated and printed by the Royal Publishing Company of Richmond, Virginia, is offered exclusively by subscription.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve in the world for ulcers, sores, fevers, skin eruptions and related ailments. It claims to cure piles with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Priced at 25 cents per box, for sale by Burrow, Martin & Co.
In Newark on Sept 7 the locals halted Lancaster’s streak as Garrick starred for the home team. Final scores show Newark 78 Lancaster 14 with strong defense and timely hitting guiding the victory.
Washington defeated Louisville as McJames pitched well striking out many and retired the side after Wilson’s three base hit. Attendance 2,000. Score lines show New York and Cleveland losses and other games across the league with various results.
York rode a postponed doubleheader to two wins as the Giants swept both games by scores of 7-3 and 4-7 behind strong hitting. Attendance reached 6,500. In the first game New York plated seven runs in the fifth and sixth innings to defeat Cleveland 7 to 3. Seymour and Warner combined for the win. In the second, Neveland struggled as New York rallied for six runs in the later frames to win 4 to 1. Ruele and Warner shared the battery.
A mother and two children at 217 Gibbs Avenue Brambleton are reported in great need by a physician. Police headquarters coordinates aid with the public. residents are urged to respond promptly. Paul Blanchard, the sailor who murdered a mate, serves seven years in the Ohio penitentiary for a high sea crime. Upshur, a Black man, is arrested for stealing $4.50 from a Virginia Beach railroad fireman. case set for morning. Advertising: DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised as a remedy for running sores and indolent ulcers.
The New York Empire Theatre's Sowing the Wind comes to the Academy of Music with matinee and evening showings. Tickets 50 cents to all seats for the matinee. children 25 cents. 1492 promises bright music, dialogue, elaborate scenery and costumes with a strong company including Stuart and Miss Elma Rawlston. Bancroft the Magician brings a major spectacle on September 14 with a$100,000 production, featuring new illusions and feats of magic in an exquisite environment.
Chronic indigestion torments sufferers but can improve with a plain diet and regular use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The text urges the remedy as an absolute specific, supported by professional and public opinion, to end dyspepsia symptoms.
A major amateur bicycle meet led by Twin City Cycle Club is planned at the Norfolk Driving and Park Association track next Monday and Tuesday. Champion Arthur Zimmerman will ride exhibitions. A.A. ONeill of Norfolk promotes, with entries from Richmond Baltimore Petersburg and beyond.
DAW HLETON Master Guy Ashley of South Reservoir avenue and many excursionists traveled to Washington yesterday. Master Agron Blessingham of Kelley avenue extended, returned from Williamsburg after weeks visiting relatives. Mrs J W Ashton of Tunetall avenue left for Philadelphia with niece Florence Davis and nephew Master Michard Walke. Others include Robert A. Tarwell and Wille Mercer ward residents heading to Washington on a free-day trip. Ladies Enterprise Society of McKendree meets at 6 for officer elections and business. Mrs Jettie Hudgins and daughter Louise of Willoughby avenue returned from Mathews County. A new dry goods store to open in the ward at Park and Claiborne avenues run by Mrs Parrott. Ms A G Spaulding at home again.
C T Tronmonger invited her parents and others to a home gathering in Testa Trey De WH BE. Jonson and the Mp north League conducted a church service at Union Mission on lower Church last night. Mrs Suan Stokeley has returned home after weeks visiting relatives at Rosedale NC. Mr McCann of Avenue A has come back from Middlesex County. Atlantic City WCTU to meet at 4 PM. Ever tried Nadelphi Wallace Not Well season plea.
We offer up to date clothing for men boys and children. Our goods are manufactured in house giving better value for less money than any other store in the city.
YValues We Offer You Mon s ret class Workime Tints well made und ood worth 69 FG WOW confusing OCR text but notes a product offer with a price and quality claim.
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