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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
AM USE M ENTS.
.sThe still Alarm" |"


 One of the strongest attractions of this season is ''1he Still Alarm, which comes to Jacques opera house Wednesday even- ing. It possesses, perhaps in more liberal degree than any other play of its class. the elements of popularity.
 Milton and DsIIie Mobiles.
 Milton Nobles. supported by Dollie Nobles and an excellent company, will ap- pear at the Jacques Monday and Tuesday evenings. This evening Mir Nobles will be seen in "From Sire to Son" very skill fully constructed and one of Mir Nobles' best plays. Tuesday evening For Revenue Only" will be presented. For Revenue Only is splendid play, full or humor and ludicrous scenes that happily illustrate certain newspaper political methods as we'll as reveal certain varieties of that un- tanned and often unwashed soverign, the American voter.
 ''MIdsummer Nights DreRm."
 The following from the Toledo Blade gives good assurance that those who attend the "Midsummer Nights Dream" at the First church. March II, will pass an en- taining evening: "A splendid audience listened to Mir Underhilrs reading of Shakespeare's Midsummer Nights Dream" and this difficult play gave fine opportunity for the display of this gentle mans versatile powers. The audience was held at a high pitch of interest. Those who have heard Mir Underhill in miscel- laneous recitals only, can form but an im- perfect conception of his genius as an im- personator. He makes the characters of the drama appear as living beings, and we quite forget that the elocutionist is before us. He personAtes fairies, and represents gross aDa ludicrous humanity with equal ease; he has a voice of unusual compass under perfect control, and a delightful manner always"
 "A Celebrated Case" When it is proposed to give one man | control of the town. city and school gov ernments of Waterbury, 1t is time that the people should step in and look after their rights. Waterbury possesses too many people of good common sense tc allow a monarchy to be created ''in their midst. {" They know enough to let we'll enough alone. They also know a good thing when they read or hear of it and they push 1t along until their hopes are realized by seeing 1t. That is just what they are doing now, iu the midst of this charter turmoil. They know that the drama. "A Celebrated Case" will be put on Jacques opera house stage Saturday. March l6 by St Joseph's T. A. Society. They know also that it will be well put on. TheiI l generous purchase of tickets is pushing the good work on. and they will realize that they are helping good thing. Members only have the tickets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
FOR $50 A SIDE.

Tug of War Between Waterbury and
 AnsOnia Teams Ends i'm a Tie.
 A tug of war match between the Water. bury and Ansonia teams took place in An sonia Saturday night and resulted in a draw. The match was for $50 a side. The first pull resulted in a tie. The second was won by Waterbury. with a margin of two inches. and Ausonia captured the third by half an inch. The Ansonians re- fus'd to finish the match. The money was left up and will be competed for in this city within a short time. The Water. bury team consisted of John Lenahan. anchor: Francis Lawlor, Lawrence Lawlor, and Edward Cosgrove on the cleats. Timothy Hickey was timekeeper of the Saturday night match.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
Reed Rsrn.sd to Vote.

WASHINGTON. Mar At 1l:S0 this me rning Private Secretary Thurber an nounced that the president had signed all of the appropriation bills. making them laws. At noon congress adjourned sine oie. In the house when the resolution was offered thanking Speaker Crisp for courtesy shown during the session, Reed refused to vote. In the last congress. 1t will be remembered, the democratic mem- bers refused to vote on similar resolu- tion in behalf of Speaker Reed. and he took this method to retaliate.
 The total amount appropriated by the fifty-third congress was $497 ,994 GOA.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
Astnr May Cnmc Hack.

NEW NO@k, March 4.-William Waldorf Astor, it iS now cXpcctcd will within the next few weeks completely sever his con- nC' tion with the various foreign properties in which hc is interested and again be come an American citizen. Mir Astor's sole aim now is to fomovo himself from all suggestions of the scenes and associa- tiOns that kc and his wife shared in com nnnn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
mad to Leave TheIr Homo.

Edward Bulger. 100 Burton street, who works for the AmeFican Clock company, says: My year old boy has been fretful and peevIsh for some time. we gave him medicine. but did not improve his condi- ton. finally lalght . box of U-No worm lozenges for 25 cents and after giv- ing him only two of the lozenges he passed a number of worms, since which time he is an improved boy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
Murderer Murray ConrIcted.

BUFFALO, March 4.-Thc jury in the Barney Murray murder case brought in a verdict of murder in the second degrec. This means life imprisonment. The crime of which Murray has been found guilty was committed on the afternoon of July 30 oi last year, when hc shot and killed William H. Bright, trcasurcr of the Gcncsee oil
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
The Popc.s Annixcrsary.

ROME, March 4.-The seventeenth an- niversary of the coronation of Pope Loo XIII was celebrated with solemn pomp and ceremony.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
Escaped From the Asylum

MDDLETowN, March -Benham A. Warner escaped from the asylum by mak- ing rope out of his bed clothing and is at large. He was arrested for stealing a bicycle in New Haven last October and committed to the insane asylum.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
Admiral Hornby Dead.

LONDON, March 4.-Sir Godfrey Thomas Phipps Hornby, admiral Of tho fleet and first and, principal aid-de-camp to the uueen is dead
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
6a1GzaMd  Table Linens.

The greater part of our Spring importa- tions of Table Damask, Napkins, Towels and Napery is to hand. and will go on sale Friday morning. Irish. Scotch and Ger man manufacturers are represented, and you will find no such sameness of patterns as characterize ordinary Linen stocks. New and unique designs are the leading feature, unless ii be that low prices tie for first honors.
 Irish and Scotch goods show most style and delicacy of finish; but in medium grades. for general use. we recommend German makes. They show quality and weight, and recent shipments reveal q marked improvement in style and finish.
 The medium and better qualities you can have Damask and Napkins match.
 Another speciality of the stock Is our line of Pattern Cloths, to yards in length. and to ? yards m width. which We sell by the yard at the same prices es piece goods of corresponding quality. It is n decided advantage to have cloth with border all round if it doesn't cost more than yard goods. These also have Napkins to match.
 Recent market reports say that linens are going to be sensibly dearer," the moral of which is, buy now!
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
Died on His Way to Church.

SARATOGA March 4.-Rcv. Dr. Alexan der Pruudflt, aged S5, died suddenly iron heart failure while proceeding to church.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
Uor, Sn.cI. Arriy..

NEW YORK. March 4.-The Cunard line steamship Aurania, which arrived from Liverpool, brought eS4S, 900 in specie.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
Spring Dress Goods.

new arrival of the Silk and Wool order.
 10 pieces of the most beautiful Silk and Wool mixtures. elegant styles and high quality. 40 inches wide to retail for s9c yard. at 50c yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
Lord Roscbcry ConvaIcscent.

LoNDoN,' March I. - Prime Minister Rosebcry, who has been suffering with in- fluenza, is now convalcsccnt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
GennrnI McClrrnand,s CnnhitInn.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, March 4.-Gcncral McCIernand's $ condition is worsc than at any time since his illness began.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
wanther Enrernst

Fair, followed by cloudy weather and probably light snow tonight; cold wavei south winds shifting to north.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04

One of the strongest attractions of this season is ''1he Still Alarm, which comes to Jacques opera house Wednesday even- ing. It possesses. perhaps in a more liberal degree than any other play of its class. tn e clements of popularity
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04

If you value good health eat sntir wheat bread.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
A Chapter on Housefurnishings
 To The Wage Farmer!

THERE are no funerals sO rich and elab- crate but that the proper furnishings and ut tendants can beObtained at our house.
 THEREare no funerals sO humble that VIC cannot meet their economical requirements.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
MISSING LINK DISCOVERED.
"A Dutch Physician Thinks He Has
at, Last Found it.
THE FOSSIL REMAINS IN JAVA.
In the Central Part of That Island Eu-
gene Dubois Came Upon Portions
of a Skeleton Above the High
est Ape and Below the
Lowest Man.

Mr.. Eugene Dubois, y Dutch army sur
geon, believes that he has discovered tho
missing link between man and tho anc
He found in central Java portions of {.
skeleton which ho declares 80 DO above that
of the highest apo and below that Of tho
lowest man. Ho has written an interest.
ing pamphlce on the subject and DO.
slowed on his find the nalno OF Pithocan-
thropus orcctus.
This discovery has excited general inter
est among scientific men. Professor O. C.
Marsh of Yale, the eminent gcologist, has
devoted magazine article to it. Tho
general opinion OF scientific writer's now
appears to be that tho remains arc distinct
1y human although of an extraordinarily
low character. DR.. Harrison Allon. in Sci
encc. declares that tho molnr tooth. skull
and femur arc human and not at all SINH
an. a well known writer in Nature takes
the Same view.
Tho fossil remains are thrco in number
viz, tho upper part OF u Uranium, "a
right upper wisdom tooth and left fc,nur
These arc believed to belong to tho plcisto.
ceno period, and, according to Dubois.
present chars cters which justify him in
plncing tho animal to which they belonged
In new family which stands midway be-
tween man and the apes The specimens
iwerc found III Java, on tho left banl; of
the Bengawan river, i'll the ncighborhood
OF Trinil. Each was exhuncd at differ
ent time, but all ut tho Same lovel--yiz,
M. below the dry season Level of tho river
and from ~ 70 10 III. below tho Lowell of tho
plain through which tho stream has cut
its way Now York World
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
a Eagardous Lou-ncr.

Lieutenant Cornelius c. Smith, Second
cavalry, United States army, has laid out
long ride of nearly LOCO miles on a sin
Gle horse and upaccompanicd, and VII!
carry neither rations nor forage. bur in.
tends to depend solely upon the country
through which he travels for sustenarc.
Tor himself and horse
Ho will start from Fort Wineate, 1ce,y
mexico, and cover tho distance to SaE Al
tonic, Tex. within the time OF month
The route over which he IS TO trevel Is
Wild and barren, and the outlook is S.
hazardous that old tcalnstcrs who have
7 been over the trail doubt that he will nc
complish the journey
Lieutenant Smith is 81 years old. tall
and 1.-the of figure, perfect athlete and
nn enthusiastic equestrian. He is nlasto.
or the various Indian languages, often be
ing utilized as interpreter. and no served
ms corporal during the Sioux campaign
belng decorated for bravery. New Horl;
Tribune
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
She'll Never SPANK hin Arnin.

q. Mary Wcstfall, who died at her daugh-
Gers ranch near North Ontario recently at
tho ago OF 03 years, had some remarkable
experiences in her long life. Sho was the
widow of James Westfall. who was tho
Junior law partner of William II. Seward
et Auburn, y. y, In the early forties
lShe knew President Cioyelands parents
intimately when the Presidents father
was Presbyterian preacher at tho little
village of Clinton, near Utica. and shc rec
objected until her dying day several occn-
s1ons when she herself visited personal
ohastlsement upon the future president
because OF some boyish naughtincss in the
neighborhocd where Mrs. Westfall lived
about 1s45.-San Francisco Chronicle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
CUBA AND SPAIN.
a Moharchical Government In Iepubncau
Americn Is an Anoinaly.


Surprising no International conplica-
lions arise, tho United States government
cannot touch tho struggle OF tho Cuban
insurgents. Our government has 10 con
Germ with the question, 30 right 10 mcddio
with it. But every American ciitizou wor-
thy OF his hirthright wishes that the Gu
ban rebels might prevail, and throw into
the seq tho authority OF Spain in this hcn-
isphorc, never % 10 raised again over Cuba.
Tho Spanish monarchy un this sido of
the water, governing . foYcitn country de-
string self government, is M anomaly it
is an untimely and ouulandisn outrage ON
the principles assorted successfully by tho
colonies OF tho United States Tho entire
population Of North ard South Anarica.
all republicans want tn see tho power OF
Spain Withdrawn to its own soil, and cuba
left 10 tho destiny it's citizens can make
for it. FREQ Cuba, OF any form Of govern
7nent, hut self governing, is tho hope ON
this side OF tho Atlantic today 1t is The
inevitable fact OF tomorrow
All tho efforts of tho gallant Cuhans t.
mako that morrow CONN is soon us posi-.
Die arc backed by tho living sympathios Of
the North American Union.-Nuw Yori,
Sun.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
GEORGE ". DEFY,
J W. HUNTER,
4. Il. BOHL.AND,
I rus;eca,
W. NJ. HANNAH,
Auctioneer.


RI VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF ASSIGNMENT
- !r"n W. i. Alien and wife to us a. trI,si,r,
u"ti the l2th day ~ Ecbyu.rv ISII ana Il Nv
recorded, W. VIII sell at public au,ti, II. nj M,
teal Esjatc Exchange IL vain ; Icot N"riolL
va, on MONDAY the sth day o Ami. lsgj nj II
" 'he following pr ,riy in III. city Of No f1lk
]. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND wi,b,,s
51oiehou,c ih'r'on, situated at northra c.ru'r
Bn'e ana Cumberland street said lot fir. nj, n,
bu Stret' ani rsnS back TO the land OF - Jac..
:? THAT CthTAIN LOT or LAND with ito
1--WE ''hS-h'uS. 80 "a Their on. : united on ,h,
ORR siNr u Butte street. ,ui lot trouis on, Eut,
street thu runs back tctWcCn the T. p.ffy S,,,y,
mcn' on .d on the west ADD tn" pruitt;v Of ! H.
eml,' on The east to the land II In ksou on tho
., THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND with IN,
oNl .lnEs 80. IS, Isl ard 10 tucr on which Ius
~ 81 "tt on west side OF Cumberland Stree,
and runs t,,E TO- i,e, NV
IHAl CERTAIN LOT Of LAND with n,
NJ an ~. rs thereon, situated IN the forth lido
OF t. - Ma II street.
THAT CEElAlN LOT or LAND with tho
building No -SG VI IN street er o. uccnpi.d br
Ar ". l.. N"n -, rel c.cc said lot fronts 80 e.,
men on NaIi Il ct' and rUu, back 100 feet a
i ch,S nu'i IS ab0it ~ feet wild iii Tia. rear
g. THAI EtIAl\ Ton Oc LAND ui,i in Ielr
oi q - "ro'c II scrh.d. whi,h I fronts 3 i.t
.ihenrS on emu 90 Stree td runs back IN fe-l
inc e h"Ic OF as, together w.iu NO 1T OF lana
W !ch extends tom this lot to East street GA
which IL I.rtS u feet.
TERMS CASH
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05

Lady (to Pat, who has Just unndcrod hor
his scat)--You havo my sincere thanks.
sir,
t'at-Not mt all, mum, not Mt all It's
dooty we owe TO the sect Some folks
only docs II when lady Inc pretty; but l
SAYS, says |, Tho sect, Pat, not the indi-
vidooi "-Vit-Bts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05

a term Of imprisonment under what ap-
pearea to be most cruelty unjust sen
fence, pronounced in criminal case. end
ca recently in the pardon of criminal i'll
lliinols. Henry Steele was sent TO the
. oiiet prison in 1859 for stealing pair Of
SHOES, valued at go cents. He had served
Big years before he was pardoned. It Yves
said that ho was on the verge Of starvation
when he took tho articles from a dealer in
second hand shoes. New York Tribune.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
nl:5tds

nf VIRTUE OF \ DEED uy TRUST DATED
a. ne -''h day OF Apr !, in tie year lS'! iron
W l'iaii Den I" nc, - trustee du rec ri Il III
w. 1u'rh Office OF the coany curt of y r.ol.
coan'N, anu a. u q rriu'st OF the pat III r in
occurred, will sell ~ pun { 90 @ ion a IL. Real
,;ii1Mc iXcnH.ee - Main stree Nor ok. Va ola
lhtHSDAl APRIL iIth, Is , al - o',lnc. M tho
h!"wi'- property. t,-Wlt AN THAI ti,N-
lain LOi OF Ian it 'n'ci in Iauntr', creek
pl.iri'i, Nor equity, Va, ku"Wi N de- ~.
n-tei $ lot hUlnhgre Two IL On he Do at filed " i'm
,,' dc from Wtstw, "d y. I,dd aud Richard n,
i!@k :, iu-lc' u l.. vs.. F.c ,ari.tccor cd ~ to
HoIi :.h Count Count ,i'rNs utlic sal lot mum,
'ci Two, ."n 'in'ns two acres. thitty-twu po ..
am lH nndcd and dc cri, eli shown on u plan
azores d, ani {" Viii h rcfrruc, is malc .nr +.
lu'th'r description OF 10" sane; and is the same
properly cunNc,cl tr said tm. lcsbv Ir ~
JOHN !" sn.r imn vie hy tNcir d,cl Iaiui m 3ro
DAY OF A'ril. less. and duly escorted
iEEM--t uc-hali "a IA, halai,r N two coual IN
fai'ncn'S payable ~ six ltw-!,cn ntiil a or
Nat', WIN 'nicieS iro.' date ia decree rav-
III II TO ~ c'ideiiced hy i"g table praulissuir
h,tes secuted Icy decd OF trst on tie plopcri. On
all cash It The option OF the purchaser.
~ y. SELDNER
hI""' TRUSTEE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
A Good Man For tho place.

Speaker Gully, just chosen to preside
over the British commons, is the grandson
OF pugilist l!o ought to be just tho ,nan
10 reiereo tho next free fight on tho floor OF
o. StepAen s. Now York Recorder
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
TIM Same Old Clnnd

The war cloud in Europe this spring
instead OF tho usual DGrdancllcs lining,
has new variation in tho shape of q
franco African edging. 1t is still the
same old cloud, however, but is not likely
20 frighten any ne.-Philadelphia Press
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05

Mstress-For mercys sake, Bridget.
your not going to mix that dough with
tLosc dirty haudsl
bFidgct-Jist whit, mum, and see how
nice AID clane they'll be whin Oh takes
TAIN out o the dough. Tran
script.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
ships That NIay BASS In the Nirht.

Tho time is right at hand when ships
that pass other things in tho night may
also pass New York S quarantine station
ana custom house. This is progrcss.-
New York World
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
May Decllne m Invitat,on.

Mr.. Cleyeland's reported Endorsement of
TIE income tax may cause Mr.. Hill To de-
oline an invitation to dinner w ashinc-
ton Star,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
Sound Argument.

Hordso-1 am always in favor OF tho
undr dog
Snidso-So am I. 1t tends to make tho
light last longer Now York World
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
His Choice.

Which would you rather be, Willie, u
monkey or girarct"
Giraffe every timc. 1t would be bully
in the summer time for looking over tho
baseball ground fenco. Texas Siftinas
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05

Cnstloton-!s it true that Miss Wiberly
referred TO me Us an agnostici
Ciuhberly-Sho said you didn't know
anything. Life
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
Dscolla1e pnliticn

After New York has abolished tights Il
may End that its politics ara still too de-
EellstA --C Chicago Post
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
by W. NJ. Hannah. Auctio,ocr

X NlSluE OF TWO (2) DEEDS OF TRUST
49, m'ae 10 us rs trustees, bg Eimonia B Frore,
81" ~ Inv request oil the creditors the elm secuP
We Sna'i sc nj public auction, at the Norfolk KeaJ
ist"tc .NcuanG No. III Mun street on The Stn
nay OF APdL, 1879, at II M. tic following nro,r
ctty, to-Nii: Piop
First ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF IANn
WIN me improvements thereon, situated in Iran,
Tieon ward Of the city OF Norfolk In tho Sta:c or
'ius.n H' ana bounded aud described follows:
BEGINNING NJ pDiut the eiSt side of Eslv
avenue. distant one hundred CUO) feet from liz
southeast corner Of Highland aud Kelly nyennc,,
thence running southwardy along the said ke IL
avenue, twenty-iour l2il feet; lhs cs4,Ipr pr ash
wardly one hundred and thlrtv.thr,o tI.:1 a.,
to2l iect to tho ne Of L. Il. Frogct; thence west
Waidly. along the southern line o. T. r. Eroys,'.
PioPcil!, one hundred aud six 400 feet NOR, n,
'eNs' Decd Of trust bearing date the twentv-irsp
VA! ~ ,tceintcr, in The year 1883 and recorded iu
The Clerks office of the CORPORATION Court nj ~
city oil Norfolk. i'll Deed Book ii2u page ls3
Second: ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR Pan
eel oi LAND, with the bulldogs aud im,rnys-
mentN tnercon, situated III EIamb.Cton Warl -,
dcScril Ell us olluwS "'
Beginning on the south side of Baxter street at
point one hundred (lnp feet from he sout bwesterr
N"'e 'S'c'loh OF Mhllbv avenue and Baxter strec,.
anu running enthusiastically on south side II
bah'cr street Twenty-Five t25l feet: thence ,uth-
%atuii ana parallel with Maltby avenue stN,y 90,
let thence c9rtwaJdiy aud parallel with HlS,et
s'reei tNcnly.nvc feet; thence northwaidlv ana
parallel with Natby aVcur sixty feet Ia IN. uInc,
teSihuihE. Deed OF trust bearing date 81 IN,
.Mcn.i IN dMy Of March, in The year 1895 and
ivcorueu IN De- d 100 lGj. pIlc 2iI, OF the CarS,
folk '' va t'or-
TERNS-C Cash
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
ThonghtlrssIy Drunk

suppose you Will be out again to.
night" remarked Sportington's wife So
yerelj.
Il will" he replied with feeling, "un-
less manage TO hold better hands than l
got last night. "-Washington star.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
h. G. H0ggaId & Co.,
Real EStatc& Rental Agents..
s2G MAIN STREET.
yHONE No. 70
PHONE No. 40.

FOR RENTS Highland, 81 Kelly 40
Wood as Charlotte 7Ui chapel. la.i. U5 4lp
ana 1' highi"h l. " and Is Batter. l2G Wiz
loughby, - ANA I25 / c.inuoi., nee .ignt
CONS, Els or month; 6l brewer, % Chapel
~ hnpel stroct. two stores corner "
Eighth ant liberty street. B.rtl"v
FOI -Nice house on Willoughbp.
Two on Farh one on Gibbs four on lIigb~
land, three Oh Reservoir, ono on TunstIn.
Two on Falkland. TWO on Iovit: oue ON Clay
Nc" lots on trcemasou. Boush, Dartmouth
Corprow. Marshall, hi ghlun;, Park. Kel-
ana Gibbs MISC ycral nico farms for
stock. grain or trucking. on easy terms
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05

LAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED FROM
l.. Lo eHne-g ana Thomas H. Wilcox.
I"rt IS the merchandise and book acco ut~
.! t"c i"io mr. Of ". h Allen u 60. [
sh"!. continue tho Wholesale gro-e,. bn,i-
mes at ~ AMI 90 Water street. Norfolk. Va
l han appoint W. f. ALLEN INV AGENT to
bay for cash only. THOMAS EEIIiT :"
Mach S0th, 1885, mr3l.9g