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tlosnf tho thinl coiiurimsioiuil iliatrict of No
bumkn nui Imroby ciillml to moot in convuuliou
nt Norfolk Nnhr on WoiluiMiluy April 2V 1W0
at 2 oclock p in for tho purponoof biiIocIihk
two itfllnKiitiw mill two nltoriiiito ilnljiBHtP to
thoiiiitiounl niiiublicnu coiimition which in to
coiiNono t Ihilailiilphiii on luno 19 HXW nlso
to plnro In iiomliintiou n cauiliilnto for il ropro
Konlalho to roiiKriiiH from aniil ooiiroslonul
ilibtricl ami for mich othnr IhihIiiosa lis limy
jirojiorly roiim biiforu Hiiiil convention
Tho Imnla of iiiprBiiutntion ouo ilouviiito nt
lnrcu nml ouo ilnltKiit fr oucli 100 olnt niul
mnjor fmctioii tluirio ciil for thoHouJIil
ltVoco for jiiiIko of lli Mlpiomo court ill tin
olKCtion hohl in IMW Tlm ouirnl count ioii nru
outitloil to iluloatoa iih follows
Autolopo It Knox IS
HOOIIO II MlllllKOII 1
Hurt 17 Monick 12
Ccilur 12 Nmicn 10
Oolfiix U riorcii l
CuiniiiK H Iliittn 14
Dakota H Slnnton S
Dixou 12 Thin uton
JoilKi 21 Was mi U
It u riM miimiMiilmi llnit no inoii9 bo allowoil
but tliiit tho ilohwatoH pirsiuil cast tho full oto
of tlm iliiloKiittnn C W Coskmmi
Imk KoiNirrtTllN Chairman
Hociotuy
ltnpiilillrun County Comntloii
Ilio nipiibliciti oloclorHof Miulimii county
Nobriuka urn nxiiinstoil to blind ilnhwitoa fiom
tho niMiral ottim products to inniit in coiimmi
tlon at Norfolk Nobraska on tlm 2lt ilay or
April 1P00 at 1 oclock p in for tlm purposo of
BoliCtiiiB 17 iloloiiiitoa to tlm republican Btato
coiiontlon at Lincoln Nobraska Hay 2uil 11XX
jilm to oloct iloliKiitivi to tho republican con
Kroiouiil coiivontiim of tho Thinl ilibtrict anil
to transact mich ouuir uubiuubb ho muj
brouRhl boforo tlm coin oiitiim
Tho Bovornl preciuctH aro outitloil to ropro
pontation an follows tlm iipiKirtioiiinont boiUK
biifoil iiMii tho oto oast for Hon M II HoodO
for jiiiluoof tho Biiproinocoiiit of Nobniska at
tho olaction lmlil In 1KW boiiiK oim iloliinato nt
InrKO for oaoli votiui procinct anil ouo for oacli
15 toIos anil major imciioii inormin
Norfolk
Kiurviow 3
Kirnt wnril ft
Second wanl 0
Thiol wanl IS
Fourth want 1
OutBiilo 7
JolTiTfon II
Hattle Crook 6
MiidUou ir
Union 0
lllk lilnnil 4
Vallov
Warnorvillo S
Orovo 4
Iroou liinloii 2
Door Crook 3
Kholl Crook IX
Schoolcraft 1
Kalamazoo 4
Total 124
ll ta riwiiiiitimnilmrillllt lircciuct prilllliriod 10
hehl on tho Ittli ilay of April UH
David Whiti
JUiis Niciioih Chiilrniau
Secretary
John O YoiBor of Omaha the famous
octopus killor soenia to aspiro to Gover
nor Poyutors broiius aud has tho
Douglas county doloRatioii at his back
The World- Herald seems to find great
relief in uuotiuir ropublicau editorials
theso days uud no doubt its readers also
experience a fooling of delight in tho
chaugo of editorial matter The papers
quoted from aro furnishing magnilicout
ammunition for tho f usionists at prosout
but the fusionist who imagines that
they will turn in and support Mr Bryan
during the approaching campaign aro
likely to experience a considerable dis
appointment
Tlio Wu Ynrlr Run rnnlvlncr lo nn
inquiry as to tho origin of the name of
Tommy AtUiua as applied to nn Eng
lish private soldier says that some
yeurs ago the British war otllce prepar
ed a scries of blank forms to be lUled
out which dealt with the various en
listed men of the army In the sample
form where the soldiers names ap
peared alphabetically the first soldier
was Atklus Thomas From this the
name as applied to a soldier became
common In the army and Punch took
It up and mudo It common to the Brit
ish public This explanation would
seem to relieve Mr Klpllug of all re
sponsibility In the matter
Hoinmvlmt Pornoiml
m
Hnttln Omolk KntorpriHO Tho Wnko
floltl Hnpnhltiiin nays Hint tho imnio of
W N Hum of Norfolk in ImtiiK prom
inontly inoiitlonnil for tho position of
Htnto mnlitor on tho ropubltcuii tlckot
UiIh fall
Kinorson Kntorprlflo W N Huso of
Tint NoitroiK Kitwrt is moiitloiuxl as n
posslblo cautliilato for btato ntiilltor 1 lo
1m a Kwtl mi nml will iwulvo tho
tiultoil mipport of northouHt Nobrniku if
lio conoltiilcs to ontor tho raco
Wayno Horalil W N Hum tho
ablo oilitor of Tim Noukoik Nkwh 1h
inoiitioiiid us llrHt olrnH tiinlmr for tho
nomination for statu auditor and tho
ropublioan parly will bo nhliitml t Ko
oulsido of tho stato to Ilnd hot tor
Wakotlold Itopublioan W N Huso
of Tine NoitroLK Dauy Nicws is bolni
proniinniitly niiintlonod for Htnto auditor
Mr Huso is a pionoiir in tho nowspapor
business is favorably known all ovor
tho stato aud would niako a No 1 stato
ollloial
lonon Tournal A stroiiR Hontimont
is dovolopliig amoiiK tho republicans of
tho stto favorablo to tho noinliiatlon of
W N Huso of Tin Noukoik Nkws
for Btato auditor Ho would nmho ft
lino auditor nnd would rocolvo a biK
boost on olootiou day from IiIb old homo
county of Dixou
ONoill liroutior Tlioro sooiiib to bo
highly favorablo sontlmont in tho wholo
of north Nebraska to tho caudidaoy of
W N Haso tho outorprisiiiK editor of
Tine Noukoik Nkwh for stato auditor
and if ho wants tho place thoro is a
class of republicans lu Ills favor who
will soo that ho gots tho noinliiatlon
Wost Point Honublioan W N
tulir of ITttt TJrkt
Huso nublsher Noukoik Daily
Nkws it boing suggested for tho nom
ination of stato auditor on tho repub
lican tlokot From a long porsonal ao
qnaiutaucQ tho Ropublicau wishes to
add Us intluonco to tho rocoininondation
as no ablor or wqrthior cholco could bo
mado for auditor
Fullorton Nows Tho naiiio of W N
Huso of Tin Nokkolk Nitws has boon
niontloned by several of tho north Ne
braska papors as being tho porsou to
mako tho raco for stato auditor on tho
ronubllcan ticket If Mr Huso has nny
ambition in this diroction ho not only
has our firm support but wo believe ho
is tho propor man for tho place
Stanton Plckot If W N Huso tho
hustling editor of Tmc NokkmkNbws
roally wants to bo tho ropublicau uom
Inoo for secretary of stato ho should ro
colvo tho nomination and wo run no
risk in assuring him that that tho Stan
ton couuty delegation will bo at his dis
posal or wo mistako groatly tho souti
ment of tho party In this couuty
Sowaril Uoportor W N Huso ed
itor of Tin Noukoik Nkws is being
talkod of n good deal in connection with
tho ropublicau nomination for stato
auditor Mr Huso is ouo of tho loading
nowspapor mon of tho country pross
Ho has brains aud busiuoss sagaoity aud
is as houprablo a man as livos in tho
stato A tlokot mado up of such mou as
Huso would command rospoct and
would suroly win back republican su
premacy in Nobraska
Wayno Ropublicau Tho name of
W N Huso of The Nohkolk Nkws is
frequently montiouod In connection with
tho nomination for state auditor If tlio
ropublicaus should nominato Huso and
tho fusiouists do so seusiblo a tiling as
to namo Edgar Howard of Papilllon
tho nowspapor boys will And it some
what difficult to vory sovorely criticio
oithor of them in fact wo aro inclinod
to think somo of tho boys wouldnt bo
just sure whoro thoy aro at in tho mat
tor of choice
Kearnoy Hub Thoro has boen more
or less talk in tho stato press of running
Mr W N Huso editor of Tin Noukoik
Nrws as the ropublicau candidate for
stato auditor Tills would strike tho
nowspapor mon in a tendor spot for Mr
Huso is counted a big chunk of tho salt
of tho earth in tho fraternity in this
stato Tho only question is as to
whothor ho could afford to neglect n
splendid business for a couplo of years
for an ofllco that would net lum less in
come and a great deal moro of griof aud
worry Howovor tho craft is for Huso
to a standstill if tho nomination would
bo agreoablo to him
Tho forogoiug ore a portion of tho
flattering notices that have appeared in
stato papers during tho post two weeks
oonnoctiug the name of tho oditor of
this paper with tho nomination for state
auditor by the coming republican con
vention As yot tho opposition has re-
fraiuod from insinuating that ho might
be a horso thief or a wild buccaneer n
forbearanco on tho part of the opposition
that is certainly considerate Whilo
this happy condition oontiuues to oxist
and before tho vulnerable points of his
character aro found however is prob
ably an opportuuo time to inject the
statemout into the situation that ho is
not a candidate for auditor of state or
any other office This boomlot was
started wholly without his solicitation
and probably emanates from the fact
that his predecessor as presidout of tho
Nobraska Press association Hon Kdgar
Howard of Papilllon is an avowed can
dd ite for nomination as auditor on tho
fusion ticket and that the ropublicau
mombors of tho association do not pro
pose to be outdone by the fusiouists
hence they aro pushiug tho namo of an
other ex president for tho Bauie place
So far as holding ofllco is coucernod the
writer expressed his honest sentiments
when he accepted the presidency of tho
press association stating ho considered
that position the greatest possible honor
which could bo couforred upon him by
his fellow workers and that his ambi
tion ob au oillce holder was fully grati
fied
It must bo admitted that the kind
words rocoutly spokon by tho Nebraska
press are valued highly aud the writer
is proud of the tant that he has so many
friends us appears among the class of
people with whom he has been identi
fied during exactly one half of his lifo
yet iu spite of the temptation held out
by the press coupled with offers of sup
port by prominent party leaders in tho
stato he is obliged to decline to stand as
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY APRIL 12 1100
honor of boing ono of tho standard
bearers on tho stato tlokot is ono not to
bo lightly turned asido but ho is loicod
to do so partly bocauso It would compol
him to neglect his personal alVairs and
partly bocnuno ho Is not In n financial
condition to boar tho cost of milking
such a campaign as the candidate should
do who expects to win Moreover tho
Nebraska Workman tho ollloial organ
of tho A O U W of tho stato has boon
placed In his chatgo and ho does uot
soo how ho could conscientiously fulfill
his duty to this greatest of fraternal
honollciary orders should ho devote tlmo
to a political campaign whioh rightfully
belongs to that orgauiiitinu and ho be
lieves that ho is doing moro to sorvo
mankind in his present position tlmn ho
could possibly accomplish if ho woro to
bo elected auditor of h ate Again if ho
were to bo absent from his desk during
n long campaign ho would necessarily
havo to noglect Tin Nrws which ho
proposes to make a factor in helping to
place Nobraska In tho ropublicau column
this fall
Whllo ho is koeuly appreciative of tho
gouerous sontiuionts that havo bcon ox
prossod toward him by his brothers of
tho prosB still ho must insist that ho is
not a candidate aud his namo will uot
como boforo tho convention with his
consent Ho is glad at all timos to holp
those of his friouds who want public po
sitions and will do nil ho can for tho
man who is nominated for statu auditor
by tho republicans but for himself all
ho asks of tho public is that sharo of
legitimate busiuoss which will ouablo
him to contlnuo to maintain his nows
papor iu Its place nmoug tho foremost
of tho stato
PINKED THE TEN SPOT
A Trick nt Cnriln Tlint lnxmled Thoite
VllO WltllCHHCll It
I saw a ninn do a trick with cards
once said Godfrey Asbton of Atlanta
which although he assured mo was
wholly a trick and that there wns no
second sight or nilnd reading connect
ed with It has always rested lu nn
uucxplnlucd condition In my mind
There were four of us at supper
and the man In question sent for a
pack of cards and handing them to
the man next him told him to select a
card lu his mind uot to tako It from
the pack but to tell the other two
men what card It was He was then to
shulllo tho pack and pass It to the
other two men who wore each to
thoroughly shulllo It Tho last man
was then to place It on tho floor
In tho meantime a large napkin
had been tightly bound over tho magi
clans eyes nnd his dross coat bung over
his face with the tails tied under his
chin so that bis head was to all In
tents nnd purposes In a bag He by
his direction wns led to the pack of
cards aud his baud placed upon It He
then proceeded to scatter the cards
about until they covered a rough cir
cle of three or four feet In diameter
Ho called for a knife and bringing It
sharply down drove It through nnd
atllxed one of the scattered cards Re
moving his headgear he asked what
card my friend bad chosen The an
swer being the ten of diamonds be
turned the knlfo toward us and there
sure enough was tlio ten of diamonds
transfixed upon the point
He swore it was a trick but for
tho life of mo I ennnot see bow It was
done None of us was lu collusion with
htm I am sure the cards wcro not n
rake pack and 1 am equally certain
that he was so blindfolded that It was
wholly impossible for him to see Yet
he accomplished It exactly as I tell
you New York Tribune
Tke Itnllnar Passion
The clergyman had finished and the
organ was pealing forth the sonorous
rapture of the Mendelssohn march
One moment George said the ra
diant bride and facing the audience
she raised her exquisitely bound
though somewhat bulky prayer book
In her daintily gloved bauds and point
ed it directly at tho brilliant audience
There was a sharp click
AU right George said tbo bride
come along
And ns tbey marched down the aisle
she showed him that the supposed
prayer book wasnt a prayer book at
all It was a camera
Its my own Idea George ehe
whispered Clever lsut it Cleve
land Plain Dealer
Dan AIce Mrt Clrcu Tumble
Did you over hear of the joke which
got Dan Rice tho most famous of all
tbo circus clowns his first job under
tho canvas asked an old timer
No What wns It
Dan while still In his teens applied
to a circus mnnager for a position
What salary do you want asked
tho manager
Eight hundred dollnrs a night re
plied Dan
Tell you what Ill do said tho
manager
Well speak quick returned Dan
Im losing time
Ill give you 4 a week
AH right said Dan Its a go
Atlanta Journal
There is more catarrh in this seciton
of the country thau all other diseases
put together and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable
For a great many years doctors pro
nounced it a local disease aud pre
scribed local remedies aud by couetautly
failing to cure with local treatment
pronounced it iucurable Scieuce has
proveu catarrh to be a constitutional
disease aud therefore requires constitu
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Oure
manufactured by 1 J Oheuey Co
Toledo Ohio is the ouly constitutional
a caudidate before the convention The I cure ou the market It is taken
nally In doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoon fill It acts directly on tho blood
and mucous surfaces of tho systom
They offer ono hundred dollars for nny
case it falls to euro Sond for circulars
and testimonials Aildrosn
F J Ohknkt Jo Toledo O
Sold by druggist 7fo
Halls family pills are tho best
Agents wanted for tho best typowritor
on tho market tho Pittsburg Visiblo
writing In sight nt all times oxcluslvo
territory given AddroBS Bitidloy Hard
ware company Pittsburg Pa
Appllrntlou for IlriiKKlntx Iliiior Ilcoiinn
Matter of application of Abu K
Loonard for a Liquor License
Notice is horoby given that Asa K
Leonard did on tho 27th day of March
1100 fllo his application to tho mayor
and city council of tho city of Norfolk
Nobraska for Hconso to sell mult spirit
uous and vinous liquors for medicinal
liioohaulonl and chemical purposes nt
Norfolk Nebraska from tho 1st day of
May IKW to tho aoth day of April 1001
at lot 2 Pilgers subdivision In First
wnrd of said city
If thoro Is no objoction romonstranco
or protest filed within two weeks from
tho 27th day of March 1000 tho said
license will bo grantod
J O Stitt Pity Clerk
Application for DriiKKlitrt Liquor Ilconnn
Matter of application of Qeo B
Ohrlstoph for a liquor licouso
Notico Is horoby given that Goo B
Ohrlstoph did on the 4th day of April
1000 fllo his application tothomayorand
city council of the city of Norfolk Nob
for licenso to sell malt spirituous aud
vinous liquors for medicinal mechanical
uud chemical purposes at Norfolk Ne
braBka from the 1st day of May 1000
to tho aoth day of April 1001 at lot 18
block I original town in First ward of
said city
If tlioro is no objection romonstranco
or protest filed within two weeks from
tho lth day of April 1K0 tho said
licouso will bo grnuted
lO Stitt City Olerk
Appllrntlou for Saloon Llipior IIcmihc
vMattor of application of William Blatt
for a liquor licenso
Notice is hereby given that William
Blatt did on tho Gth day of April 1000
file his application to the mayor audclty
council of tho city of Norfolk Nobraska
for licenso to sell malt spirituous and
vinous liquors at Norfolk Nobraska
from tlio 1st day of May 1000 to tho
iiOth day of April 1501 at lot 14 block
I origiual town in First wnrd of said
city
If thoro is no objection romonstrance
or protest filed within two weeks from
tho 0th day of April 1500 tho said
licenso will be granted
J O Stitt City Clerk
Application for Saloon Liquor IlceiiMO
Matter of application of Harry Lodor
for a liquor liceuse
Notico is hereby giveu that Harry
Lodor did on tho 10th day of March
1500 file his application to the mayor
and city council of tho city of Norfolk
Nobraska for license to sell malt
spirituous and vinous liquors at Norfolk
Nebraska from the 1st day of May 1000
to tho 30th day of April 1001 at east
lot 4 block 1 of Koeuigsteius addition
in first ward of said city
If there is no objection remonstrance
or protest filed within two weeks from
the 10th day of March 1000 tho said
liceuse will be granted
J O Stitt City Olerk
Application for Saloon Liquor Ilrnune
Matter of application of Win G
Bornor for a liquor license
Notice is hereby giveu that Wm G
Bernor did ou tho 27th day of March
1000 file his application to tho mayor
and city council of tho city of Nor
folk Nobraska for licenso to sell malt
spirituous and vinous liquors at Norfolk
Nobraska from the 1st day of May 1000
to tho 80th day of April 1001 at lot 11
block 5 origiunl town in First ward of
said city
If thoro is no objection remonstrance
or protest filod within two weeks from
the 27th day of March 1000 the said
liceuse will bo grantod
J O Stitt City Clerk
Application for Saloon Liquor License
Matter of application of Joseph
Ylaznoy for a liquor licenso
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
Vlazney did on the 10th day of April
1900 tile bis application to the mayor
and city council of the city of Norfolk
Nebraska for lioeuse to sell malt
spirituous and vinous liquors at Norfolk
Nebraska from tho 1st day of May
1900 to the 30th day of April 1001 at
lot 4 block l Koenlgstoius audition in
First ward of said city
If there is no objection remonstrance
or protest filod within two weeks from
the 10th day of April 1000 the said
license will be grauted
J O Stitt City Clerk
Application for Suloon Liquor Liceuse
Matter of application of Geo Kblo for
a liquor licenso
Notice is hereby given that Geo Eble
did on tho 27th day of March 1000 file
bis application to the mayor aud city
council of the city of Norfolk Nobraska
for license to sell malt spirituous aud
vinous liquors at Norfolk Nebraska
from tho 1st day of May 1900 to tho
80th day of April 1901 at lot 0 block
2 Mathewsons addition in First ward
of said oity
If there is no objection remonstrance
or protest filed within two weeks from
the 27th day of March 1000 the said
licenso will bo granted J O Stitt
Oity Clerk
Amplication fur Saloon IIiuor Iloense
Matter of application of Ohas
Rice for a liquor license
Notice is hereoy given tnat unas nice
did ou the Wth day of March 1000 file
Mb application to tho mayor aud city
council of the oity of Norfolk Nobraska
for license to sell malt spirituous and
vinous liquors at Norfolk Nebraska
from the 1st day of May luoo to tne
80th day of April 1001 at lot ouo block
two Bears addition in First ward of
said citv
If there iR no objection remonstrance
or protest filed within two weeks from
the Wth day of March 1900 the said
llceuso will be granted
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Go to see
CARL L LAUB6CH
for first class
TINWORK
One door west of Oxnard Hotel
44 Jk4x
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The Norfolk Bicyole Mou Proprietors
NORFOLK BICYCLE WORKS
Manufacturers Jobbors nmi Doulors lu
Bicycles Sundries Parts and Repairs
Ascncy for Waltliiini Manufacturing Cos Orient Hicycles tho Klnost Strongest
nml Fastest Illcyclo In tlio World Wo also hntiillo tlio Acmo worlil Trilmno Itoobo
Sycamore Pntteo nnd our own make oithor chain or cliainless whioli will bu known us
tho Ahlmuii Specials
We do Repairing Promptly and Reasonable
FOR GOOD LOANS AND EASY PAYMENTS
The Norfolk Building and Loan Assn
C B DURLANP Secretary
i A LD1KABT President
CHAS S UBIDQK Vice Puesident
W H JOHNSON JASntEB
W H BBAASUH Asst Cashier
The Citizens National Bank
Capital 50000 Surplus 5000
Bay and soil exchange on this conntry and all parts of Europe
Directors Carl Abmus W H Johnson Ciias S Bridge C
Swank O A Luikabt T F Mkmuinoeb L Sessions
Farm Loans
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ALEXANDER BEAU Vice President
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ZUTZ Assistant Caehior
OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA
Capital 10000000
Surplus 2000000
Does a General Banking Business
Buya and Sella Exchange
Intcreat Paid on Time Deposits
Drafts and Money Ordera Sold on any Point In Europe
A General Steamship and Foreign Passage Business Transacted
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Railroad and Business Directory
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Fremont Elkhorn Mo Valley
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EAST DEPART
Oniitliu PaseonRer 805am
Chicago Express 1210pm
KAUT ABB1VE
rhlciiuo Express 7rf0p m
Omuliu Iaesengor 1210 pm
WEST DICPABT
Black Hills ciprofs 710pm
Vordlgro Passenger 1240 p 111
voniiRro AcoouimouaiiuQ ii
WEST ABBIVB
Black Hills Express U20 p m
VonllRro Passengor 295um
Voruigre Accommodation 7si0pm
The Chicago and Black Hills Express arrives
anil doparU from Junction depot 1 he Omaha
and Verdlgre trains arrivo aud depart from city
depot H O Matbau Agent
Union Pacific
doom DEFABT
Columbus Accommodation 880pm
Omaha Donyer aud Poclttc Coast 1100 a in
NOBTll ABBIVE
ColumbuB Ace mmodation 1030pm
Omaha louver and Pacific coast 900pm
Connects at Norfolk with F E M V going
west and north and with tho C St P M O
for points north and east
F W Junkmak Agent
Chicago St Paul Minneapolis
Omaha
EAST DIPABT
Sioux City and Omaha Passenger 0 30 a m
Sioux CltyPassenger 100 pin
WKHT ABBItE
Sioux City Passengor 10 3S a in
Blonx City and Omaha Passeuger 7 30 p in
ConuecU at Norfolk with F E M V goiug
west and north aud with the U P for points
sonth F V JtNEMAN Agent
laly exoept Sunday
C S HAYES
Watch
Repairing
Spenesp Oialman
Boots and hoes
Repairing Neatly Done
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Contractor and Builder
1 1 7 Fourth Street
INSKEEPS fflluuINERY
Cheapest and Best
Norfolk Avepue
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The Norfolk Horseshoer
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Cor 4th St and Uraasch Ave
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