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.tcron OF his wife, aud was sadly In
need uf - muiupr Tor his lutl0 children.
She accepted Gao charge. aud htr higliiy
tO thu trust was Huunuauily infested by
tho Borrowing children Hud grandchildren
who followed her remains Co hnr last
resting plHrD.
sister rutuo was truly wonderful
woman. She was iu ovofy ftsro'.
faithful and C1ualsturt ln.ior.day
saint sho WIS woman ~ wro financial
ability aud was generous 10 % Ault IN
responding 90 every call Tor the uphuiid-
ing of ZION. She contributed moro Than
auy other individual 10 tho building N
the Mauu IomrIo. tho means belhg the
iruia OF hUr own industry. the was
called 90 ninrIaiH As 90 WufsUr in tlo None
% IsmuiH soon htor lfB dedication aud
has lhhlrol iu iiai capacity over since.
Tho redemption of thU dead has alwayH
boon suh.ee. N vital Interest 90 hur aud
slo has been .ua .rumruuAI Boo roduumlug
large number OF her kindred. Her 10y
atty and devotion io oyUry principle ui
tho Gospel was unIu'Huunod ns VOL ns
hor hd5lIiy % tho Priesthood. Ia tho
days " persecution undOr tho Edmund4
law her doors were always upru 60 The
oppressed. She was nlrl president OF nc
lcicbofs u tho Munt Sorih Whrd EHlinf
Society Tor many years aud was au nule
and efficient officer as wull as % faithful
member. She remembered with pride
aud pleasure hor personal acquaintance
with tho Prophet Joseph aud looked
forward with Joy To- tho limo when SHE
would meet him ln tho world 60 come.
~ hor 10 can bo iruthiully said, "lhnf
she mas fought tho good hight uui htf
Kept thc mith, aud las gone 20 receive
her rewsrd, 20 como forth IN The morning
of tho nrst resurrection crowned with
Immortality and eternal life.
W0m0H's Exponent, please copy.
soLoNos j. pEsrAtN.
Died Nc Thatcher. Graham county, Ari-
zuua, February No, 1905, OF bruuulituH,
solomon j, Despair formerly Bishop oi
Granite, -Alt Lake county, iuu.
Bro. Despair was born ln luiictdalo,
Alabama December 30 1873. lle moved
10 Illinois aud Joined ihH Church iu lsal.
la the year 1855 he went to Arkansug aud
Tonu0ssot aud nlltd nu u.ght years
mission la those states, moved % Utah
lea 1861 In tho first independent tralu uu-
dor Captain David Cannon ana settled Ia
Liitlo Cottonwood canyon, mud Wien tho
Granite wand was Organized uo was
chosen M Bishop. which position ho
honuwhly filled until 1856. whom DO WIS
released Ito then moved 90 Arizona.
wncr0 h0 resided until his death.
Elder Despair was thO father ~ tw1n-
ty-sevou children. four ul whom arc
uoAd. cighiy-f0ur grandchildren, toyUu-
ty-six living, and twelve grrd'gmud-
ohiidien, -four ~ whom arc dead
lo WAS noted for hla integrity 10 hi4
faith aud died In the fall hope Of glori-
Gus hoIoanor.-t coNMuSicArEp.
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NOTICE. OF ASSESSMENT.

Lucky uu Mining Company Location NJ
principal place % business. Par. CITY, Utah,
Location uf Mine, mako Nfaus Mining
District, WasatCh county. utsh.
NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVES THAT Al
N mrUuuE u tho board uf trustees, held
at Park CtF. Ou Sue .ytu day or January.
i-sd, Hn asHUHmuut SA lU OF D.. cents rtF
share wac lowed ON The capital stock 1f the
corporation, payable % thH irgasuruT o. a.
Of March lsH,
ANY stock upon which tho agscasm0nt 10.
mains unpaid on thu 1th day uf March, isIi,
will U0 dUuUuuUnt and Hlgrrirti Tor FnIr Nc
puhlie suction, md ~ payment BE- not made Doe
iof0, viii Nu cold ON th1 aNth DAY of Star b,
l.I.. utIuy hour ui2 O'Clock %. uI., 90 800 UUI"H
uf tNr trUAHurur tu UHI Ha.rssngntH tUu CuHta
ufaIForuuuE and expense uf HaIr.
w.. =. BURTON
Secretary
pAHK CIT. Jan, ggth. l.l},
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NOTICE or sAlroF RrM ESTATE

Nou0E g. Hereby GIVEN, THAT IS
~ rutauane" uf nn order of thU Probate
Court 90 tHr city nnd County uf HHlt Lake
Territory uf uuh, WuIu ou thy Ir3 daF Of
tourlarH zoos. 300 .HH natter OF Che ratAto uf
Nguigmu b. Allen, uuCUasvt. tng undersigned,
limu|HiTltIf ut Do uhid UHtHiH wII .gIl nt
private HaIr Co ODE HIsltat nlliCr. Cor cuHH, and
subject il conformation Hf fui Probate Court
0u ur after tlg IgIH t8E of nsrHb, lsl., 40 q.
O'Clock 80, at $50. Do West SECOND -nuiu
street. m CITY lnI County OF H't Lake, Utah.
sc a1Il place and uwu bids H writing VIII
uH received uF Hai1 Administrator Cos said
proper Y. Cor HN fNu UFh. NUH. interest
ami catiio UI tho SAID nanIamu tleu %. tle
umn OF nis iCFta, GuI 40 mo right tito and
interest th1t ihr a1li UH'liu haH. Hy operation
of IuN or u.uCrw|te, acquired Other than or in
addition o. that ~ 600 sa.i BENJAMIN q Allen,
90 iHr tWr M hls dastu. iu Hui % 100 that Her.
Gain Jos. piece ur parcel OF land situate, lying
sad urIuFiu Che said cIiv and county ~ snlg
Lake. tiah. aud bounded nud described al COL.
lowe iu vie.
IOu number ono, two. nineteen end
tWHHgf. no. DO AuI o. .u block Number $40
COD in ErIi' Nale addition tu stt lHau civ.
lNUI Terms uuI tHuIfiIu# uI code. CASH
down, laWtul money uI IUH luIHU rf.fHH.
IuHENIi a.. hulIIIlN
Administrator Of thu gtgltg Ui buulamlu u.
Allen, deceased.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL SToCKHOLD-
ERS' MEETING

NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN by ORDER
N N the board OF directors of tho MOn.
real Mining & smelling Company, that
special at0ckholdcra' meeting is hereby called
tu mogt March ~, l1A. At p No., az the Oiico
OF urccg0 s. Burns, y, Is Commercial block,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, for thu purpose OF elect,
lug h board of directors anu ofucera, aud TO
Nulo ON an amendment 10 the articles of moor.
porutOa. 10 mako tho capital stock Of sand
company essessable and 90 transact such other
business 40 may come before TO-
salt Lake Clty, Utah, February %, 1895
j. j. HUNT, Secretary
), A, LUSH, President.
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In the Probate Court 90 and Tor salt lake
county orritOrY " Utah.
Ia the matter OF tho ettato OF John
t0ulAmi ueccatud
NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John q, Coulam and MAR Ann C0uIam,
Executors OF The estate %. John tOulAm,
uore4sot. have rendered f1r settlement.
Aud bIrdiualId court thuif uuEl accounted tnUr
uf saiI tbtH,U Uad petition Tor
uuAl distribution Of tho residue OF Hald estate
among iaa persouH entitled thereto, aud tu4g
Ihur.Gay, mo IlHs day OF March, a. ~ 1890.
Ut lI O'Clock o.. u.t no IhO Court Room OF
sa.l Court pa tHu County Court House.
-Blt Lake tfy aui County, Utau Territory,
hl# been duly appointed hy tho Julgu "
SAID Court, Tor the settlement OF raid
account and hosT.ug sold petition for distrl-
button, 40 whoa umn bud place any person
Interested in said estate may appear aud show
cause, if any thor1 ho, why Hait account
should not be- settled and approved aud
hnN distribution made hs prayed Tor.
Dated February l0ln, a, u. lsI1.
q D.. STANTON.
CLERK OF tho Probate Court.
ny a, g. REESE, Deputy,
J. H. Aoyle, attorney Tor executors.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Brigham Young Memorial assc-
citation acknowledges receipt Of the
following contributions 10 assist In tho
building of the Pioneer monument
From Oskley, Idaho lCaSsia Slal,el,
por John J. MiiHsi, Esq!
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Erred j. WAY

Has opened Meat Market at NO. no
8 East First South street ap tt
will be pleased to wait on MS . i..J'' q
and the genetal public WIZ a,
choice selection Of prime meas ."
Bottom Prices. Free Delivery
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.elHlai Star, please copy


Diod al hor homo IN Manu ON Feb.
18Th, 1893. Sarah Johnston TuitlO
Sister Tuttlo was born in tho western
part OF tho state Of New York uu April
bind, is2O, Her parents dying ia her In
fancy she was raised by an older sister
she Joiuol the Church In her early youth,
aud IN company with her slhtur aud fam
ily gathered with the Saints ni Kirkland,
aud was present nj tho dedication " tho
Kirkland Temple, later she took mp her
line OF march 10 join the saints IN Mis-
souri,, but upon arriving at Carthage,
Illinois. word WAS received that they
had boon driven from thuir homes in
that state, consequently Sister IuUiO
aud her relatives took up their
abode la Carthage aud were ther0
o. tho time oi the murtyrdum.
About this Time she became acquainted
with and married "a young mau named
George W. Johnston. soon after hn was
called TO perform u mission boz tho state
Of Michigan, aud rho accompanied hor
husband and rendered him valuable aa-
sistauce in his missionary lubor, being
even In her early youth % faithful and
doyout LAttor-dny saint. Upon Brother
Johnstou's return from hls uuld ot labor,
ho aud his VITO lived in Nuuyo0, until
after the Saints were driven out NJ that
city. Brother Johnston started with the
Pioneers hut WIS huui back before
the journey WIS accomplished, bat
returned Ia l1l with his family,
Sister Johnston was not blessed with
children, but tho children Of hor husband
In the order ~ pagriafchihi marriage
were toudorty loved and cared Tor by
her. While ON the Plains Brother John,
Bton, together with his mother and
sister, fell victims to tho cholera which
did such fearful execution In tho year
1891. Sister Johnston, being loit dopcn'
dent ON her own resources, WAS HOOu
anor married 10 William Mills, with
whom sho came 10 Utah aud sOitlHd iu
Salt Lake for "a short limo. rhuy wot,
then called to 80 Ia tho frontier s0ttlo
mont Of Mauti. In S8upoto county, and
during tho Indian troubles IN 1883 Bro
Mills was killed.. Being LOTT q widow iol
tho second time she was sought la mar
rIngo by Brother John futile
who had some time before been
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mo People Of no TarrII0fy OF uah soma


The People OF ,hc Territory OF Utah send
10 u u. Hiatt Thomas e. shoarman and Mrs.
ElmTa suraFmau, hlf vile, IS alter %. Lowe
and Emmh D.. Lowe his wife, gilbert H.
Chamberlain, anu annie II Chamberlain,
hIsvifo. q w. q. Gu1lth and i'riloilla 4,
GlMiu, hA wife, Louis b, Parsons and
Nrs lNu.s d fhraons, tho National nunk
Of tho hvpuNilC, corporation. H. q. tuls
lls and Nrs. q. q. Coils, lis wife, and tho
Metropolitan iuyostment Company, "a cor.
p0rRuUn, Parker 81 uopuc, corporation,
rriu D, Gibson, duiondanu'
Voc tLL ltEHEln NEQulGsn 10 Ar.
a., pear 20 an 4ct1n brought agh'u7. y9u y
lur ANnNr named UlHiuUu in tile District Court
ot ilu lhnI judicial District 90 tho 1cErilury
% tuh. and 60 answer Inc complaint dled
tHcruiu within Ton duysleNcluftyu % thu dEy of
arrVicel after tho service ON you OF ihs
s9Hmons-H served within th.f COUNTY, or. %
served uut OF thit county. hlt in th.s district
within iWeny dnys, otherwise within forty
against on, according 20 the prayer Of SAID
compliant
against defendant ilatt, ln sum of ~, with
iHtuIos. at ion pgr con. por hunum. ir1in sep.
temhgr q, Isgl, Cor 500 taxes paid, l3u Att6r,
ngyH fees and c0sts of SUITS alleged 60 be QUO
un Two cefllm ufumlfHury uutus, tNccutcd uy
defendant hiatt 90 plniuuh, I0LustIu. o.
gusrl1u 90 ihu r.tatgB oil John. andrew j, ,
Eliuu n, Margaret aud Hoaalino uubs0u,
March ~ 1874, cscn Tor $50. with Interest
from date, 100 ton per cont per Huuum--same
being duo ana wu1ily unpaid save 5000 and
interest 90 september No. lJlt agli Jouu,
Ellca " nud Margaret Gibson, having fluc0
become Of ugr, aud duly uurlcd thtlr inter.
csfH Don stlu notes Go plaintiffs. who Err now tho
owners thereof Hlit uOttn htIus secured by a
mortgage oi even date on premises hereinafter
dca0utod, executed by tmd HIATT 90 sald
Johnston 90 GUARDIAN ~ hay0 tho usual de.
cree Of tnls court Tor thn force OHurs Of aHld
m0rigHg1 md sale ot SAID prumit CH. uuiudRiug
that proceeds ~ such sale De npullla iu paw
mout OF amounts due AZ above; thAt defend,
ants ami ul| persons claiming under them be
barred and iDrur.uscd OF all claim or equity Of
redemption ln SAN premises that plainu1s
have dclCloucy Judgment against defendant
Hiatt Hul for other ruiuil said premises are
described Gs iolIOwa, t0-Wit. An ~ lot %,
block 4, hyn aero plat a, hig FIELD suryey,
situate in 0alt LAKE County, utah Territory
And you arc hereby notified that II you TAN
% appear and answer tho said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff Will apply 10
nc Court tur tlu relief demanded thprtIu.
Mlncfs the Hon, samuel a. Merritt, Judge
and tha seal of The district court ot
the Third judicial District in and
lsEAL.l for tho Territory OF Utah, tins ath
day o'iohruhry, in the year OF our
LORD ono thousand eight hundred
and ninety tive,
DAVID 10, puEBAn, Clerk.
ily GEoUol d. Looms, Deputy ClcrE.
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NOTICE.
IN the Probate Court .u and for salt La
County TERRITORY of Utah.


In the Probate Court .n and for salt Lake
County TERRITORY of Utah.
Ia the matter OF The estate OF George Husler,
uCeuuHud
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ William %, Wallace, admmlstrat0r Of mo
gaNto OF George Hustler deceased. has rUn-
atrou Tor tCitlumuut and dlei Boo 5lId court
Dive unal uccOuu of ms administration of said
estate aud petition lor tual aiauuutan OF tho
residue ul .Hll o'lal1 among iho persons en-.
tlUu thereto, ana that "Wednesday tho l3th
Gay of March, a. D. lsN5, no 40 o'clock 10. M
at tho court room of HHid court DO tho County
Court House, ralt Lake CITY and County.
lt1h Torn oIr, Dos boon duly appointed bv tne
judge 10 SAID court. for thH settlement OF card
account ami ha8upg ssil petition Tor distrilu.
ulu, 90 which time aud place any person luirr,
C3fci DO said estate may appear tnt show
oauso, % pnJ there bo whYaaid account should
NOT uo settled and approved and lual dIstrbu.
ton made ns prayed f1U
Dated February 18th, A. D., lsli.
q. d. STANTON.
CLERK NJ the Probate Court, By
A. O, REESE, Deputy.
BennegL Marshall \ Bradley, at.oReJ,.
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SUMMONS

In the District Court in and Tor tho Third
Judicial district ni Utah Territory, County
OF SAT- Lake.
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PROCLAMATION.

Is OBEDIENCE To AN ACT OF TIE
4 General Assembly uf the lcdritofr. ~
Utah approved March % lsll. entitled an
ACT Authorizing the County Courts no appoint
. rus tree inspectors md Go Provide iJr thc
ur6jfurlion OF ruit Destroying insegis,. J.,
GlEc llunty. boz order fl .Ivo effect 90 s1ii agt
and na required by tue t1ird atclDn incfnoiian
hereby Nsuo iAa my prIt.lmtti1u. drtlEnat-
Jog the uWu Tor Surveying fruit ifot1 ff1Wink
Boz r. 90 Couuty % .alt LIHc, and uthtrNiae nla'
injecting orchards, warehouses, storesl clcs
tuat lrc Infected with any ina oi ituit aes'
Toying insects, and also thl f0rml'g 20 uo
used fur such uufuuHu.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

the Probate Court 90 and Tor salt lake
County, orritOrY " Utah.
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Andrew j. Gibson and it0sllinc Gibson, ml.
uou, uy James Johnston, their general
guardian, ulaiuuna,
w.
L. a. Hiatt, Thomas q. shcarman and Mra
ElmIra sfoarugn,hH Wife waiter ~ Love
ANA Emma D. Lowe, bis wife, Ninurt l.
Chamberlain and AuulH n. Chamberlain,
tIs wife, %. ", g.. numth and lusr,ila 4. .
GHnIl, Doc w.iH Louis B. llrsOua md
Nta. Louis d, fArsonH, tho Rational uant
uf thr lguulNcsn corporation, r. G. Cot.
lIs aud Mga, O.. o CoIuH, Due wife, ana tuu
Metropolitan Investment Company, DOR
pofAtuu. Parker uUuue, corporation,
sarah o. Gibson. defendants.
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A. O, REESE, Deputy.
Bennett, Marshal \ bradley, attorneys.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-17
HUNTERSVILLE.

Miss Maggie Savage, who has been
with friends In Richmond for Il period
OF SIX weeks, Is expected to arrive at
her home. No. G0i Central avenue to.
day, returning by theINorfoik ana West.
ern railroad In the afternoon
the iong-necdcd job OF laying board
SIDEWALKS on North street was begun
yesterday.
Mr.. John A. Lesner having returned
from the Eastern Shoi.tc. where he
went by boat Saturday night to his un-
cle's funeral. reports IL fearful time on
the Chesapeake bay that night.
The Sewing Circle OF the Methodist
Church had an Interesting session yes
terdaX afternoon at Mrs. SINNERS. Lee
avenue.
The Young Peoples Aid Society of
Grace Baptist Church will give an oys-
ter supper in the lecture-roum or that
church Tonight.
Rev. w. s. Leake has not fully de-
cided TO accept the call extended TO him
from the Missionary Society OF Rich
mund.
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8p ii. l.. PAGE & Co, General Auction
GERS, No II Bank street
s ALE or FINE HOUSEHOLD TuRNI-
TuRE, UPRIGHT PIANO, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

We will sell nj public auction on WE'D
EliS2Af, DECEMBER 18th, beginning nj 10
mOuSHOLD AND KITCHEN FiIRNi-
~ kE contained therein, consisting OF
Eihe l,artor Set. Bedroom Sets, Curtains,
rlne New Upright Piano, &c. LaGios cs-
pecially invited to this sale, as the Furni-
tiire Is nearly new and in hrst-class con-
,iiiion. H. L. PAGE a.. "a,
1cl5-tdS Auctinn.nrr
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run on thu Planters. National Bank.

run on thn Planters National Bank.
OF which he was president The dc
posters behaved nicely and much
more money went In than was drawn
out. 1t appears that there is no DUES
ton about the fact that the immediate
cause OF the failure was Mr. PaSe's
illness and consequent Inability to at
tend to his afrairs. He made another
deed of bargain and sale to-day con-
reying TO the Columbian Building and
Loan Association $4,000 worth OF real
estate. Mr.. Pace has consented to re-
main us president Of this concern. II
his assets sell well they Will be more
than adequate 10 pay on all liabilities
1t Is feared that THIS assignment may
lead up to others The failure or Mai.
G!nter would not lave surprised the
public more than the assignment of
MIR. Pace. by the way, II Is said that
Maj. Gintcr went to Pace when he
learned of the assignment and offered
valuable assistance but Mr.. Pace de-
ciincd 1t. ~ series of kilograms Of smy-
pnthy have been received by Mr.. Pace.
Rev. Or. w. w. Landrum pIea ched
a red hot sermon last night against
Turkish atrocities In Armenia He dis
cussed the matter III a very interesting
manner, ana concluded by expressing
the wish for tins, United States to take
Il tirlncr stand. DIR. Landrum woul ii
not object If the entire navy Of Uncle
Sam should be sent to Constantlnoplc.
Col r. c. Marshall, Mr.. II. ]. Wool,
Capt. John w. Happier, Messrs. Il. NJ.
RILEY and others, OF Portsmouth, are
here to fight the Empire Transporta-
ton Company's bill tonight. Mir ii.
l.. Smith, OF Norfolk, Ia on hand to favor
II. =
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| RUSTEE's SALE OF BERE
REAL ESTATE.
BERKELEY

BY virtue of the provisions contained in
isa certain DECD or trust. dated January 7,
wife, and at the request of the creditor,
therein secured | shall offer for sale at
punlic auction, ut tho courthouse of Nor
folk county. IN the city of Portsmouth.
W., on TUESDAY,, the 18th day of de-
SSein,ner, 1888, ut " O'clock m, the fol-
AL. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND. With the improvements, situate
on the west side of y street on plnn NJ
Montelant. said lot having n frontage of
~ ieet on said a street and extends back
OF that WIDTH. IA length or depth, about 30
rect Thc improvements consist OF n
double frame tenement building with three
rooms, In each end. This property will
be SOLD subject to Il trust held by the trus-
tee of the International Building Assoc
citation of Washington, ID. c -,
TERMS-CASH.
l.. NJ. SYLVESTER,
u'o-iot Trustee.
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Pannill Brothers, Auc,ioneers.

p URSuANT TO THE FOLLOWING
ooicc es'of f 81 ih trust rrordsd in the Clerks
county, Va, and In the Corporation Court
Of the City OF Norfolk, VA, We shall sell
eh eli Sf Main hIa' src s he Spl Estate ~
RAY. December %, 1898. ut II o'clock m.
the e, t fellowing pr property per, -to:wi,;
rRONEMENTS TIIEEEON. fronting ~
feet on the east side OF Reservoir avenue.
l'r Gu,,l Ward, Norfolk city, Va with
by sarah i. Battcn and John j. l. ist't"4
in Deadlock III a.. page "a, Clerks
office, city aforesaid
rS SSS2nGNA sN f9T ri or , tANp NTH I'M
the southwest corner of brown and
iSeeyeS avenues, in tramblcton Ward.
avenue % feet with depth along Brown
avenue of 10 feet. Deed of trust made
by ID 3eiia Keeling ana Thomas Keeling,
IN II Deed Rock III a., page 80. Clerks Of.
rRoVENIf:HTs9 Tr1E 5RE3 T frnn',ur lH !;
feet on Poole street, Atlantic 1ity
Ward. Norfolk City. Va. with a deptth
southwest corner of Pool street and Cen
trail avenue: Deed of trust made by Lewis
T. Hr9wn, dated August 18th. 1885, and re-
Clerks Ks, Office T.; city aforesaid.
rE E1Ef!s!@r OF Trr IANn WITH EIan, I'M
thirty feet on the south side of Rulilt
street, with depth of 100 feet. situated
near Lambcrt's Point. Norfolk county. Va.
Deed Of trust made by n. y. L,lnsford and
wife dated October Sth. 1892. and recorded
i II Deed so,,, BOOK l56 page 49, Clerks Of
PROPONENTS THERON, No. 1Iao on tic
plat ,, Of FOR, Norfolk. fronting forty feet
feet, and distant 100 feet from Second
street. Situated In Port Norfolk, Norfolk
county. Va Deed of trust made by r.
s; Mackan and, wife, dated September Sd.
IS95, and recorded in Deed Book 1876, page
Is, Clerks Office, county aforesaid.
Seyemth-L0T & WITH IMPROVE.
street. Berkeley. Norfolk county Va,
according to the plan, of the Nash
Clara PEBBLES. and duly recorded in the
Clerks office. of Norfolk County Court,
Va.
Terms: Cash.
FRANK BUSCH,
DENNIS ETHERTDGE, and
JOSEPH A. WINSLOW
PANNILL BROS.
dc 13-td Auctioneers
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BY Taylor & Co., Auctloneers.

D AwNBRoKERs' SALE,-Ry n1pEc
ton of Messrs. s. Bachrach g. Rro
we will sell ut their store, No iSG Cb,,rcih,
street. commencing MONDAY, Dccemhnr
lG. 1895. at 10 Il. M. the largest coilection
of Forfeited Pledges ever offered nj. pubiIo
auction IN this State. Every article of.
and fullest quarantine given W
NOTlCE-All persons having forfeited
pledges with us nre requested to call ami
Renew or Redeem same. else they will bo
sold. S. BACIRACH * BRO.
TAYLOR e co,
ocIi-lt Auctioneers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-17
EIrc SUNNY Nirhf.

a slight fire Mt the Standard Pea
nut Conpany's building, Nos. 90 to q
Commerce street, caused an alarm
shortly before o'clock Sunday night.
Lines of hose were laid from two en-
glnes, put IL was not found necessary
To turn the water on, the fire being suh-
hucd with tire chemical cxtingujshers.
1t Is thought that incendiarics were Mt
work MS fire was discovered In two or
three places The loss was very slight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-17
AUCTION sALEs-rurunE DAY.
BY Taylor & Co., Auctioncers.
p AWNBROKER'S SALE.

BY direction of Messrs. +. Jacobs &,
church street commencing THURSDAY,
december 18TH, at 1880 n. IN. and 7:30 d.
m, q large collection Of forfeited pledges,
consisting OF Gold and Silver Watches
diamonds, Icwclry, Clothing. etc Fur
H11 onni con sI,, Of CARPETS. Heaters,
Every article will be sold without limit
or reserve.
Al parties having forfeited pledges
with us are requested to call and redeem
same, else they will be sold
+. JACOBS & BRO,
TAYLOR & co,
dcli-tf Auctionecrs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-17

manager of the Southern Railway
Steamship and Hotel Advertising Com
pany. was In the city to-day.
Sam. Bright, colored. who has been
running bar here for some time, was
lined SI6 and costs last week for selling
whiskey on Sunday.
Morton Freeman, who forged several
checks here some time ago. plea ded
guilty and was sentenced to two years
III the State penitentiury