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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24

By virtue of an order made bv His
Honor. l.; L.: Green, Judge at the fail
term of the Superior Court q: Hnrt r,,,i
county, n. c., In the suit OF r. T. Green
aealhst The isham Lumber COMPANY
Urn soin 9l ne superior Court OF HEREFORD
sag :,;, Hertlord county. n. c.. we viii. on
TUESDAY. the 2ith day OF November.
A. public auction; to the highest bidder.
the following real and personal propSrtv
nelonginG TO the said lsham I.umhc,
company. to-wit: y LOT OF LANp as
iunls. \ e., on which the saw mill. drv
kllns, etc. OF the said Isham Iliinb.r
COMPANY are located, the saw mill, en-
zines zines. boilers, fixtures, belts, shaftinEs.
and all the machinery ana property Of
every description at Tlln!s y &, hcjIo,U ~
ing TO snid lsham Lumber Comp:iny: also
al the interest, title and cstutc OF said
lsha1n Lumber Company In and to q par.
Gel or tract OF land. with three 90 nice
me somlh side Of the public road leading
OF w. p, AIct;laughan ana iho rjphi %
way of the Norfolk and Carolina rajlrood
and others, held by virtue OF an nrrnc
meht for purchase with j. Il. Hare.
TERMS OF SALE are as foIloy,
Smii,tnira H-9 or purchase money in
balance in SIX months, with right in pur.
cnascr 10 anticiDate payments Title rc-
tanned until purchase money is naid In
insured by the purchaser under the dirccs
uom or the RECEIVERS Tor better sccuritv
This. the 2Sd OF October, 1895
JNO. r.. NANN
VIM. L. CULLENS,
oc-o-tus Receivers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24

WHEREAS. IT is DEEMED EXPE
~ dent and for the best interests of the
Ely Ely, Of NoIfolk and the public in general
curbcd and guttcred with wood and shells
rom chapel street east 10 the bridge at
therefore
- BE i resolved by the Common end Sc
iority OF I'LL members elected to each
Council concurring:--
First That 4 is expcdlent that Mosely
bridge at the western end of Highland
Avenue Avenue be graded, c,irbed and :;nttcred
Plan and eStimat" of the City Engineer
Second THAT the work of grading.
cmmrh,ins and guitsring with wood and
the supervision of the Board OF Street
Sewer and Drain Commissioners
Thrd-'Thtt on"-halt OF the costs OF tho
said work be assessed against the owners
OF real estate ahttting on the said street
Iron he wS Shar s, nd IT ent 70 he bridge at
corning 10 the lunning foot, that is to say
that the owners Of real estate abuttint on
Chapel street east To the bridge at tho
western end Of Highland avenue. shall H.,
the, work according 10 the running foot.
and the owners of real estate on tho s,IiiI,
side OF the said street from Chapel street
east, to the bridge at the western end az
Highland avenue shall be assessed vim
onc-qunrter of tine costs of the said wori
according to the running foot nnd liz
rcmaindcr. onc-half OF the cXpenec az ~, i,o
said work. shall be paid out OF The PHI nhhe
lie Treasury.
Fourth--Thlt public notice of ,thcso res
olntions be given by Publishing the SARA
In two or more newspa pers published io
ihe city O! Norfolk for Il period of twen,
~ days. "t",
Adopted by the, Common Council So-k
Hember Still, lS95-l9 ayes. nays
Join l.. ROPER.
President Common C'ouncIt
Adopted by III" Select Council Maven.
Der 18th, 1880? ayes. NAYS
JAMES l.. \EJNSToN- Il
President Select Council.
w. W. HUNTER. City Treasurer
nol6-aN s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24

Messrs. Horace S. Peed and Jamcs
NJ. Jordan have formed a co-partner.
Shin under the firm name of +. NJ. Pced
" son. TO conduct the ship chandlerv
and ship supply business at Wstcr
street and Roanoke avenue.
October 1st 1894. sese- tu,r
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
John c. Niemeyer, Auctloneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
JAEI.E EARN

[ ohMISSlGN ICR'S SALE Oh A VAL
~ GABLE FARM
an by virtue of n decree entered on the
"a day Of November, 1885, in the Circuit
court OF Norfolk county i'm a certain
cause IN Chancefy therein now depending,
wherein Charles Reid & Son, who sue,
Els siiG.: are plaintiffs, and Margaret S. Will
is., ct a.. are defendants. the uniersign-
cd special commissioner will offer for sale
az public auction on THURSDAY, the
oth DAY OF December. 1895, I'm front of
me Norfoik county Courthouse In the
CIT, OF Portsmo;ith. Va, the following
THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND.
containinEiS acres, more orless. lying on
lhe SewcTs Point road, I'm the county of
Norfoik. and adjoining the lands OF Hem
~ Ialbot, Mrs. Louisa Carson. and others
D H,iS the same upon which w. Henry
Wllkins reHi1ed at the time Of his death.
FURTHER information rs to the lines of
SAID land Will be furnished upon appli-
cation to the undersigned.
Ierms: ORe-third cash; balance in one
interest ut the rate of 6 per centum per
annum, ana to be secured by decd of trust
10 he drawn and recorded ut expense
o. Inc purchaser. who on compliance with
the terms of sale shall be entitled 10 re-
reive q conveyance of the premises with
Srcciai warranty OF title. Pun chaser ID
be at liberty to anticipate any or all OF tho
deferred payments.
JOHN NEEL.Y,
Special Commissioners
Il, L. NJ. Sylvester, clerk of the Circuit
Court for Norfolk county do certify thai
bond required in the above described .;uii
has been duly given.
Teste:
Nav % ,so, l. NJ. SYLVESTER, Clerk
JOHN c. NlEMiiYER,
Auctionecr
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T RUSTEE'S SALE OF y VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT AT WEST
NORFOLK.

I Sy virtue OF a deed of trust dated June
and Amelia c.. his wife, to the undersi..1ncr
e. ef and duly recorded In the Clerks Office
nmclng required so to do by the creation
, ,ie secured. shall sell at public at,c
9th day OF November. 1891. at 10 ot,'ioreS
i r. nj do 10. No; els, Fourth avenue. AZ
OF West Norfolk, will the hni,Sing. MP mn!
H l'mprTi4,vements thereon, consisting of a
dwelling house and bake oven
co IER MS; sufficient to pay tn.
auSht taxes. II any, To the day OF sale
an ana I'm, me sum of sli2, with Interest theie.
tnra ,Ioin 1mmmary J, 1872, ana $50. with in
balance 1a upon the following credit: siss on on
January iS!G: $$G ON July l. 1896: Si3t on
January ]. 1898, and Sl.es0 on July /, iSss.
nol6-tds '-rr,c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24

novelties. "''u
CHAPMAN G. JAKEMAN,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
Auction SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
TAYLOR Sc co

LINK &c 60 %
AUCTIONEERS. POP MAIN STREET.
VIII sell this Monday a. M, il O'clock,
at their PLACE, without limit or reserve,
Eighty genuine Turkish Rugs and
Druggets (all Sizes: 60 BEAUTIFUL Japanese
vases tall sizes): 20 Fine OIL Paintings
LOT OF Carpets. Furniture, etc. Ladies' in
Vited. Seats reserved
TAYLOR & Co,
nozi-lt Auctioneers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
AUCTION sALEs-FurunEDAY.

RY VIRTUE OF y CERTAIN DEl.D
- of trust, bearing .iate a,,., LEY ~
i nee Oh Norfolk County Court and ar
cured. I shall sell at public auction, in
front OF the Norfolk County co,rthouse
ON On FRIDAY. the 18th day Of Nove,nbe '.
lssS; the i TS41liowinE property, to-wit:
ALL THAT CERTAIN pIlGCE, OF,
PARC1L OF LAND situated in ths
csti,mSy,,o OF Norfolk, Va, Sontalning by
described as follows: On The mor,b '' ~
me lands Of Randall Tracy: on the south
i r. t.e ianis OF Watt anl stephen Nil
anil on The east by New Mil l,r..nl; X
neihS INC Same property which WAS IN
Nri",t to w. l.. Ro,hscrs by " o. Cas-
sr W.T. trustee. ny deed ;'atel ,func o5;h, 49,.
nolr IDS WNI Z, nTT, ,rr.,.,
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BRIEF MENTION.

Mr.. St.George r. Fitzhugh, one of
Fredericksburg' most prominent attor-
O'Ferrall to act on the committee that
VIII represent the State Of Virginia. at
inc Mexican International Exposition.
WnIGh opens In the city of Mexico Sep
NJ Robert S. Griffin, United
In ashington. 10 the guest of his brotb.
Z l fr, . oclulncilman John NJ. Griffin.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

October %. 1895
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-11-18

From The American Agriculturist
Apologists for hog butter are very i"hd 81
affirming in tho most positive manner ihal
their product ~ a wholesome, nutritious,
palatable article of food. IN no way deleter-
ious to the public health or welfare. or
course, TO make out their case, they are
ready to furnish opinions to that effect
from doctors ana chemists, which they can
purchase at any time and in any quantity.
Some of these opinions were written years
ago when olcomargarine was actually man
ufaCtured but now that this commodity ia
no longer made, tho opinions are as obSo-
lete as the commodity 90 which they refer
No intelligent, honest student of hygiene
would dare maintain for moment that
compound OF which al least two-thirds IS
tn. rat of hogs and which has never been
subjected 10 a heat great enough TO destroy
bacteria. can bc as healthfW as butter
from H. milk of COWS. We have never seen
a defender of the fraud that was not an
"artfui dodger" OF the real issues He rs
always ready To- contrast il with rancid
butter but he never wants TO talk OF IT'S in
gradients. HcrollS out the word "ocomar-
garine" most mciliNuously, though the
rascal knows all the white that there IS
no such "a commodity in the market. All in
all they are bad lot and 1t is "a refreshing
sign of the times to know that since the
United States supreme court decision SUs-
tanning the Massachusetts anti-oleo Law,
less trouble Is experienced ia enforcing iu
other states statutes designed 10 coiuprt
hog butter TO bc sold Tor what il Is.
There are altogether too many chemists
in nigh places whose opinions can be pur-
chased on this oleo question. Back of
every food adultcrajion and counterfeit.
YOU viii find a chemist The chemist. or
rather certain chemists are the scientific
prostitutes of the age And vet IL ought
"a Do known that chemistry cannot deter
mine thc diGcstibiijty or whole someone's of
amy food article. Nothing short OF Ju a'-
tuai stomach can do that.
mn, largest creamery la tho world IS the
one 40 ST. Adams. VT tt is owned 10y the
Fraull Creamery ASsociatiou and has an
ou,r. &c sn,oJl NotuII OF butter per day
d 4a4hers cream nj - siXtN-seveu skim
minis stations and runs the cream in its
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-11-18
Short 6s,ks Wfitb tbe mep Wbo
Guide tbe Plow---MaRy QuestloPs
about tbe Farm apSWered by tbe
Horticultural Editor of The Week-
ly Sopstitutiop.

arrangement was to continue indefinitely.
About the beginning Of bad weather we had
occasion TO visit the farm of this gentle
man. We had noticed a falling off in the
quality Of the butter we were getting. L
expressed desire to see his cows. sug-
gestion that he cVaded rather suspiciously.
but We slipped down to the barn while our
friend was otherwise engaged. and 10 and
behold his COWS. the very COWS that were
furnishing the butter for which ! was Civ
ing - cents per pound. We're standing half
leg deep in a sem-flud, nasty mixture of
mud and their own filth! Ugh, OF course
] quit taking butter from that dairy. but
lacked the moral courage to tell him the
reason why. Now, farmer reader, can It he
said OF You. as Samuel said to David, Thou
ara the man?' H. J. REDpINci.
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20 make those around her cheerful, while
she is racked with the excruciating tor
lures of womb trouble.
Think Of one who, day by day, bcgs her
physician TO help her, while the torture
OF tortures could not add to her misery.
Does she Weld? MOI She en IS her
aeonies. ana meets her frienjS with
Checrtulncss.
This is woman's herOism, and few men
realize how prevalent they are. Phy-i-
cians rarely render relief in such cases.
Aftcrtwenty years of success, withever-
increasing popularity, Lydia =. Piak-
hdu'S Vegetable Compoun is, today,
womius only sure AMI safe refuge from
Inflammation, liberation, falling AMI dis
placement OF the womb, ovarian trouble,
leucorrhua. painful AMI suppressed men
situations, kidney trouble, nervous pros
tration, AMI all manner of distressing
AMI ife-sapping female diseases.
90 my sisters, believe what is told YOU
of this wonderful medicine Before
took it | had falling of the womb and
lcucOrrn9a. My womb came down 81
badly could not walk across the floor;
the pain was eXcruciating; now all is SO
changed. and | am so happy. Lydia
+. Pinkham' Vegetable Compound has
saved me from life of misery. Don't,
don't suffer, say, when cure is so easily
obtained. - Mrs. WILLIAM HOWE, l63
Anton Street, Detroit, Mich.
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S4.OOO.OO IN Cash
Offered for Distribution hnGng the
Subscribers TO
The Weekly Constitution

0a--- - .le peulIsT.ty o. ou- --ceaG
8 +H steel. Hs.s ut a8l the grsAtuk de-
tuE .ee e4.. leatE..s. Va have 1ussi-1
a. --4. -l--l .- N4-ca TIE people may
- .. a4- ar.ae. a- rus..r t.1lsl-a lions.
..H.. -la s.slrsu uloveE1azl1 IS ~
ks-.s re rle contest ans we are sue that
ras- aru reach ~ -u1UA % olr
: a-.are wa. eug e rls SITS
abe coalition Esva-tsus for making
r.. sHaa each 1ll ers- guess rmust
- ar-.sa.B IS fs .1-la- send NJ 4 yeas
sua---. aa -1 .E- Weezav Constitution.
~ ..ese- f-- recorded l.na otEer
E.Fnre. an raHer W- sF .rAN4HlE nur tE &C.
& s.r ~ others -. % NJ. kuus lE % fa@
ges-s s. rE- are ynu subscribe WI en-
eua ta ser- -lssr afterwards The
come y 10 rEe slts-r. 9-i1l -
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j. T. Dlcby. Ranger. y. C.-Please give
throug' the columns of your paper q re-
ceipt Tor making corn and persimmon beer;
also how To put up green apples for saw
ing during the winter.
Wa have at hand no receipt for making
corn ana pcrsimmOn beer. WIZ some
reader kindly furnish one?
Select sound. unbru.sed apples OF n good
Ike, Ding variety. pack closely in clean -four
bar Ell and keep in a cool, dry place, but
whe ,e they will not freeze Some are
sucl ssful in keeping apples IN barrels
STRAIT fed with cotton seed.
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Twenty silver dollars
Will buy a premium High
Arm Machine, including
a years subscription to
the Weekly, and all at
tachmentS to machine,
freight prepaid to your
depot.
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THE WORLD OF TRADE.
Very Little Change Is Noted il the
Past Week

Vow York Noycmber l2rad-treeCs
tomorrow viii say
"Tho coEdition OF general trade conrn-
ucs irregular ard without material
change There IS q distinct falling off iu
the demand foJ iron ANA steel. with per-
hapS tho heaviest redcticD i'm quo lations
in those lines reported ina amy week since
tho late boom in those metals reached JUS
climax. Central western cities continue
10 feel the uufdvorabie influence OF uu-
seasouably mild weather. which H. true
as well Of cities at the northwest Then
there is she eng Hst ~ decreases in QUO
tations FOR merchandise. i}e converse i'm
clGdes an unexpected impnsy mcnJ iE
wooden goods.
October gross railroad earnings reflect
generally improved trade aud au especially
heavy movement of spring wheat IS tte
largest gain shown for amy months nUt
june ana july this year With the cN-
ceutlon of the ~outhwe steTu roads ana
the coalers which show decreases. every
other group shows gains. an the trunk
lines and nearly aG he southern roads
show Increases, the latter ih spite OF the
short cotton crop.
Renewed goli exports. amounting for
the week - &,2stCo'; nave checked INC
bullish tendency OF The New York stock
market. The selling. however. IS profe~-
sional. the short interest enlarged, and
the liquidation apparently completed
Further gold shipments are expected next
Bank ciearings IT cities throughout the
week. 4 per cent more than last week. AF
compared with the corresponding period
in 1892 at a time when bank clearings to-
tails were exceptionally heavy. the faIhI-
off this week is r. per cent
There are 2a9 business failures reported
throughout the United States this week
compared with 261 last week, Z>a Ina the
week Ons year ago. and as coutrastad with
only 2U5 in the corresponding week or
1S9e The increase in the number OF fail
ures this week over last is more than ac-
counted for by southern and New England
states.
''Other features include very generally
satisfactory mercantile collections east
west ana south, exceptions being conspic-
uous ny their infrequency. There is 4 dis
position in the gulf states To market cot
ton more freely, ard Texas cities report Z:
checked volume on business resulting from
lower prices for cotton
Working Overtime.
From Puck.
St. Peter-Well. are they all awake y,t2
Gabriel-No; / viii nave 10 Gov again
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ExamiF your trees for borers and re-
move thoAn. Carefully prune out all decayed
and chaiins LIMBS. Wash the stems of the
trees from the ground up as high as you
can reach. especially in the forks OF the
large limbs, with a mixture of soft soap
Dye soap and ashes Fert.l,ze the ground
arouni each tree with a ma ture OF equal
parts ac.d phosphate and KANT, say TWO
or thrf pounds around each tree extending
out as far as the branches extend. ana WORK
it in with a prong hoe. The locality may
not be suited to apples, which require a
rather stiff, moist clay lOam.
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FARM QUESTION BOX.
Various Subjects on Which the Farm
ers Ask Questions.

orc Asl- o,,os.;on.
r e. n. Addine. iMss.-lncIosed nnd
specimen OF grass Nos. l and . Name
and give value as hay. Is December and
January too early to begin composing in
pens. u 50. when is the proper time 70
"gsin sueh work.
grass" q native perennial grass. formerly
quite. common 10 .s,,arnns and other damn
~. =, 49, a.,, - 80 O., ~,
- J., -. ,,,,r,,ia,,s
49, .,,,, g. = -. -. Ia s,t,,.,, ~,
'."s 's'u = !, ~ lllsv .''''''i .'.e
$50, .,r.',i,'.. -,,,,.. -. 80,
n - ,,'i,.,,,,, r-.,i,,r,,2,, ,.+,,,o
- - .-,'. W. -
= - '''' ~, ''''''s W - 49,
80 '''l'' = N'.' ~. -. 4 ''N f"' ~
many
& - ,. -, "a. -. -,
-. - ~ a. - pal.i.b \ -
w. $3.50 80
- H' "'9 =" 's'o" '1 'o
atab"h.
NJ" subscriber. LOUISIANA htIe -
disease quite common iu this locality
amoLU calves. yearliugs and young grown
cattle. have known but one nr TWO 10
tr'"H'f rom y. No ON ih tne h"iLhnor-
lo,'n Ni'Ma W i''' ''' "'''''Se - ''' '"'
a., ~ 49,, ,.s-s how. -.,,, fbo irs,
poti,rabla -yroptom wa a slight swell
iue under tn lower jaw. which gradually in
creased and extended to the throat When
Opened NelloW iuld paSS.l rom H.
80" y, 49,, i',i, fot and Iaon an
finals some die in :: few DAYS while
others may hnEcr several weeks inc
aip,iit' seems very Sood III the carry
Tth-'9' '1l So"il l'lS' l,n'H ~, @"',''''.
-, IN 49,, ,-li,,,,.s - ~ ,,,,.,Ire
In f3ll winter aud spri4e.
WIN you kindly inform us through your
what thc a.soas, IS ANA the remedy.
have very recently become subscriber
So please don refer me- to back numbers
az ia, paper
AZ. ~u@prrt that the disease rs what
3. l.,.y.,. ... .,r-i,~,, ar .l,srhot, of which
800 . 49, A,,br.,, -
w. i'"N' W .'i " +.
urotu.,d HE mrutui"f bt'H, ''l'H
known a- anthrax bacillus. and thr diSea+"
is auf go break out iu lnw-lyinE sections,
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r. A,

my H. i'm II to get the rotten apples
and pS- This year my trees were loaded
down the fruit, and by the time ] turned
my osue, II the ground was covered with
rotten "a, les. My orchards have been well
cultvatX Please give me a remedy.
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f.s..ge,
i"' LOWE ','"'.7' '' -
it'i' i''"' - ,., =. i,-.
ann p'' '',.'~ ,,.r.,,..,,t..., ,,if,,
Wy 49,. l,,.o .,,,.,,.- s,,I-
lL 'S i'd'lHi " ''''''tt
ones, ana mas h'lt - "'t Wy '1' ~ -
tins remedy. the prescription anu Ni'o
tious are aS fullDN3-
Arsenic, oue-hau pound cape altP-S, one
hair pound. bluh Ntu'b ONE curtin i"uHu.
black auumouN. one ounce. 'fi"d iI2d hliN
the remedy "'h before C5.hA-
"' '7
G,,I, hoes i'm I'm caec- 10 80 snuar.tcd
from th. .rrtl ones ana placed i'm 4.y pens
,1' r'I, nv. i.,r.e 49, or eie1t small
Ones iu sa,.h non
seed nothing bur dry iood but no
water, only tho stop containing the remedy,
u9ut Iuteu. l..... u,,,,.. 80 .,. ,.~,
z y men me Ho-s REFUSE ~ gus turn
,lg't NJ, "a - "a, ,,9t i, Gi.i J
tbslr throats.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-11-18
4 GREAT SOUTHERN PORT.
Inc Constitution proposes Ia dis
tribute among is subscribers
$4,000 IN CASH

g. those estimating correctly the
cotton receipts At NEW ORLEANS
from jane I5th. 1903, To May 18th,
$500.
e9 C10 Casht the person guess
J-sISJ inc correctly the mum
Der Of bales received at New
Orleans within the dates
mentioned. prov ided the
guess ~ flied before Deem
Ser Tst. ISo5-
60 rn0 if tire correct guess b.
,s1.-CS made before January =.
rr0 For The correct guess if
~s-,-Ol mace before March I,
rFT-1 Tor tie correct guess IL
-. --O made between March
Ist. $500. and Hay st. $500.
cr11 Tor the correct guess II
.l5bj made after Nay Ist. 1900.
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Woman 5 hero
ism : not eyiuced
by fearleSSncss or
enterpriSein time
of danger, but her
courage and forth
tude are unques-
tionable in time
OF suffering.
Think OF ths
woman who
smiles and tries
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Esasl;ilF2's ssasgazIns
AND
WEEKLY CONSTITUTION
Ono 1ss- OnIy

me Constitution has received so many reouesz
to club magazine that We hsve decided to dc 50,
and offes you Mcclure's Magazine and the week,
Constitution one year for s2oo. Vow. W, wan,
;he best weekly in the country ana one @, he ba.t
and cheapest magazines tins is your ch.ne,. SIM
announcements for the coming year.
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Working Overtime.


st. Peter-Wen. are they all awake vet?
Gabriei-No; / viii nave 10 Gov again
for Philadelphia.
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E1qsElzEg{

IIaNFs7-. INsals F.lIItt y 1fO777 W IT
cIspenslsie 20 every well regulated house
hold. II instantly relieves and aIIcliy
cures all Colds. sore Threats. Influenza
Bronchitis. Pneumonia. rheumatism. Neu-
ra--ia- Headache. TooIhache and All Pains.
Internally for Maiars- and all Bowel
Pains. sold ~ al Druggists
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HEROIC WOMEN.
Their Struggle Against Common and
MercileSS Enemy.

.srrci.l 10 orr LADY Ek,DrraB
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-11-18

a. u. J.. Sass, Smith County. Tenn
Please ten me what 20 do with my apple
trees Nv trees are about twelve years
old ami prior 20 1888 d.d all right. hut
Since tuat tine have 5oac me no good
Thpy ara fun of fruit nearly every year
but about th, time they get grown they
rot amt iall off, especially my Ben DAYS
aud Shockly My early apples do very
well but my winter apples do me no good
whatever. For the past four or five years
/ have planted my orchard in peas aud let
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-11-18

To B. J.. H.. Reidsvilic. y C.-The case
nonpluses ms and your letter has been sent
Ia Director ~. g. Battle. Raleigh. y. a.,
as he has veterinary surgeon at tho
station.