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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-25
THE LOG CABIN.

1t appears to some persons that
great deal too much use is being made
of the symbol of the log cabin. But it
is to be remembered that this matter
of the log cabin originated, not with
the friends of the Wing candidate, but
with his enemies. Soon after his nomi-
nation at Harrisburg, writer in one
of the leading administration papers
spoke of his log cabin" and his use
Of hard cider" by way of sheer and
reproach. The whole party appeared
&c enjoy it, or at least they counte
nanced it by silent acquiescence.
But It touched a tender point in tn,
public feeling. 1t naturally reused in
dignation. What was intended as re-
proach was Immediately seized on as
merit BE it so. Be it SOL" was the
instant burst of the public voice. Let
him be the log. cabin candidate. What
YOU say in scorn we will shout with all
our lungs. From this day forward we
have our cry of rally; and we shall
see whether he who has dwelt in one
of the rude abodes of the West may not
become the best house in the country"
All this is natural and springs from
sources of just feeling. Other things.
gentlemen have had a similar origin
We all know that the term Wing was
bestowed in derision two hundred
wears ago on those who were thought
too fona of liberty: and our national
air of Yankee Doodle" was composed
by British officers in ridicule OF the
American troops Yet, ere long, the
last of the British armies laid down its
a sffl ut I, 81
played in the ears of officers and men.
gentlemen, il is only shallow-mind-
ed pretenders who either make dis
tinguished origin matter of personal
merit. or obscure origin matter of per-
sonal reproach Taunt and scoffing at
the humble condition Of early life af-
feet nobody la this country but those
who are foolish enough to indulge in
them. and they are generally sutfi-
ciestiy punished by public rebuke. A
man who is not ashamed Of himself
need not he ashamed of his early con
dtion
Gentlemen. ii did not Happen to me
10 be born IN a log cabin. but my elder
brothers and sisters were born in a log
cabin. raised amid the snoW-drlfts Of
New Hampshire at period 50 early
that when the smole rose from the
rude chimney and c}uied over the
frozen hills, there was no similar cvi-
dence 81 a White mans habitation be-
tween il and The settlements on the
rivers Of Canada It's remains still eN-
Ist. / carry ms children 10 il TO teach
them ne harxisliips endured by the
generations gooc before them.
| hove to dwell on the tender recoi-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-25
BILLvILLE ON THE WARPATH.

Billvilles got er warpaint on
Hep! hep to the right!
Clear the track for Bully John
Hep! hep! to the right!
Sixty captains all in line;
Fifteen hundred colonies fine;
You jest watch us rise an shine
Hep! hep! to the right!
Sixteen cannon from the war
Hep! hep! to the right!
Never heard 'em shoot before
Hep! hep! to the right!
Soldiers! mount our stubborn nags!
Wave your exposition flags!
Show the world how Billville brags-
Hep! hep! to the right
Who win prove his prestige brave?
Hepl hep! to the right!
Who will be British slave?
Hep! hep! to the right!
Leave the Spanish matadores!
Plant your flags on British shores!
Prick the lion tin he roars
Hep. hep! to the right.
See the regiments so gay.
Hep. hep! TO the right!
Hear the mules of Billville bray
Hep! hep! to the right!
Colonies by the thousand cry:
"Pass your jugs of corn and rye.
On. We heroes--drink or die"
Hep! hep! to the right!
Billville! at thy country's call
Hep! hep! to the right,
Mules and mortgages and all
Hep! hep! to the right!
Ont We freemen, to the sea.
Set the straining cables free.
Merry Christmas! Liberty
Hep. hep! to the right!
FRANK L. STANTON in Atlanta Con
stitution.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-25
A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.

ID. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, n. Y,
says that he always keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery in the house, and his
family has always found the very best
results follow its use; that he would
not be without it, procurable. 9. \.
Dykeman, Druggist, Catskill, n. y,
says that DR.. Kings New Discovery is
undoubtedly the best Cough remedy;
that he has used it in his family for
eight years, and it has never failed to
do all that is claimed for it. Why not
try remedy SO long tried and tested
Trial bottle free at John Y. Macsae's.
Drug Store. Regular size soc. and 81.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-25
A BACHELORS BALLAD OF CHRIST
MAS EVE.


She stood beneath the mistletoe:
/ see her as she looked that night
Tho it was twenty years ago.
She was fair and goodly sight;
About her forehead, broad and low,
Her thick curls clustered soft ana
bright,
She smiled on me: all! tale of woe
I did not kiss her when / might
IT'S so. and pity It's, tbs SO,
In shame and grief these words
write.
And vet was no fool, / trow
Not If my memory serves me right.
From many lip where nectars flow
Nv own had drunk in deep delight;
What could have allied me, anyhow
I did not kiss her when | might.
/ know not, yet this truth | know
| loved her with my full hearts
might.
I loved her, while let her go
Unkissed upon that Christmas
night
There shot a sudden angry glow
From her sweet eyes-oh, luckless
wight,
That glance hurt harder than blow
I did not kiss her when ] might.
called next day, she was like snow,
And struck my ardent hopes with
blight
Between us chasms seemed to grow
cursed myself, ] cursed my plight.
She shortly married my worst foe,
And that is why | sit tonight
Alone beneath the mistletoe-
did not kiss her when ! might.
ENVOI.
Prince, as you westward journeying
go,
Look well to it, when:lips invite,
And never moan, like me, in woe
II did not kiss her when | might"
Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Christmas
Truth.
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against savage violence and destruc-
ton, cherished all the domestic virtues
beneath it's roof, and through the fire
and blood of seven years revolutionary
war shrank from no danger, no toll, no
sacrifice to serve his country and to
raise his children to condition better
than his own, may my name and the
name of my posterity be blotted for
ever from the memory of mankind.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-25
4 HOLIDAY SONG.

The rooster croweth all night long.
Till eastern hilltops flame;
The turkey gobbleth all his song.
Bot he gets there just the same.
Turkey, o turkey,
In weather bright or murky,
You're most as sweet
As 'possum meat
Turkey, o turkey,
The possum, up in treetops tall,
Is mighty tempting game;
The turkey-he can't climb at all.
But he gets there just the same,
Turkey. o turkey
In weather bright or murky,
You're most as sweet
As 'possum meat
Turkey. O turkey
WHY BELLS FOR CHRISTMAS
RING.
Why do bells for Christmas ring?
Why do children sing?
Once a lovely, shining star
Seen by shepherds from affair
Gently moved until its light
Made a managers cradle bright,
There darling baby lay
Pillowed soft upon the hay,
And its mother sang and smiled.
This is Christ, the holy child
Therefore bells for Christmas ring
Therefore little children sing.
EUGENE FIELD.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
ELIZABETH CITY, NC.

Elizabeth City. N. c., Nov 15.-(Spe-
cial .)-Mr. o. Newman. OF Edenton, n.
c., was in the city, yesterday on bust
ness.
Judging from the record of the May
week, this seems to be q very peacn BILE
place.
Mr.. Fred. Thompson and Mr.. Fred.
Zicgler left to-day to take In the At
lanta Exposition.
Messrs. j. l.. Pritchard. r. r.. Bell,
and w. Y. Burrus, have returned from
a weeks sojourn at the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton. Mr. J. Is. Brockett also returned
yesterday.
QUITE AN EXCITEMENT run
away horse caused quite an excitement
on Main street. yesterday. He started
from Ives livery stable and ran nearly
the whole length OF the street before he
was stopped. No damage was done.
HIGH TIDIS.-On account of the tide
being driven out by the strong winds
which have been flowing from the
North, for the last few days. Kramer
Bros. 4 Co.'S mill, on IooindeXter creek,
had to be shut down yesterday on ac-
count OF the scarcity of water. This
is an occurrence that seldom happens.
BENEFIT SUPPER.-The oyster sup
per and the sociabe, which were held
last night, the former ut the Y. NJ. c.
y. rooms, for the benefit of the Baptist
Church organ funds, and the latter at
the residence OF Mr.. p. w. Melick on
Water street, for the benefit OF the
Presbyterian Church, were quite II sue
cess, both socially and financially.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

Second Presbyterian Church.-Divinc
service Tomorrow at II a. m. and at
:3o p. m, conducted by the pastor.
Rev. w. S. Lacy, d. D. Sunday School
at $50 a. m. Young Peoples Prayer
Meeting mt Z p. IN.
f'reemasonStree Baptist Church.
Preaching AT IL a. m. and 80 D. m. by
the pastor. Rev. NJ. B. Wharton. d. d.
Morning subject, THE Privelages of
the Saints; at night. 1.-THE Bed Too
Short, and the Covering Too Narrow. =
First Presbyterian Church-Kev.f ] d.
X. Howerton. pastor, will preach to-
morrow at II n. IN. and 1870 p. m. Sun
day School at $3.50 a. m. Young Peo-
pies meeting at Gas D. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

Mr. Charles r. Lewis is more Familiarity
known TO the thousands whose life he has
cheered ms NJ. Quad. il must be more
was laughing over the sayings OF his
honor and Bijah, chronicled by Mr. Lewis
TO the Detroit Free Press. From tina
time until now NJ. Quad has delighted The
public with unnumhcred quaint sketches
or characte',, Overlooking with IL humor
tnat Appended to rcadrfs all the more
strongly because they recognized the
hdclity 10 life under the fun
Among Mr. Lewis recent creation The
Bowsers Brother Gardiner Mrs Gal
lnp's rribula tions, Postum sketches, and
the Arizona Kicker are destined To long
HE. Mr. Lewis admirers will he slr-
rrised 10 learn that, ike Walter Scott
Mark Twain and other highly giftcd an.
thors. he has produced work OF rare
Tuality while tormentcd by pain.
MI. Lewis sun red intensely from rhau-
nntlsm. III made my days and nights
miserable" he saws. ''and. of course, the
agony was greater in bad weather At
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

the same time my nerves were weak. and
was III worse shape than | hope ever 10
re again Yes, took advice by the yard
cess. | was broken In spirit and bent
almost double in the body, when some
nouy suggested Pnine's celery compound
shoit york of the nervousness and OF the
rhcumatism. too. few doses made me
Zee! much better and to-day am We'll:
hnnpy change that ] attribute to the use
OF l'alnc'S celery compound. II gives me
Slhsere plea sure To bear witness on the
merits OF the compound. ! know at least
= uORen authors and journalists VINO nave
plants"
Rheumatism attacks the body when II
IS urea out. AMI when its functions begin
70 act SluESlshly. Disordcrcd nerves,
lauli! digestion and slow. incomplete
luSt as they do neuralgia and nervous
debility. There is no .urcr starting point
ior rheumatism Than Il rundown"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
EDENToN, N. c.

Edenton, N. C.. Nov. 15.--(speciaD-
Fannie Lou Bunch. aged IL years, {
months. died at LBS u. m Thursday
November 18th, at her home. on Broad
street Fannie Lou was bright and
sweet little girl and had many friends
lencc
Messrs. George W. Roper, Of Nor
folk, and Il. c. Potter, of the Norfolk
ana southern railroad. We're registered
Thursday at the Bay View.
Mrs. J. ~ Woodland is on the sick
list at her home, on Court street
At Rea's Opera House Monday night
November the 18th, The World Against
iier" will be presented by a company
that is spoken highly of.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
MISREPRESENTATION.

MISREPRESENTATION.
Phinc's celery compound increases the
appctte by giving healthy tone TO the
stomach; II makes sure that the crtirc
nsiN ohs system gets completely nonrish-
ca. IL fcsultes the bowels ana kidneys
Hnn encourages them TO get rid OF harm
IN ana poisonous matter that the slug
SiSh system has allowed to lodge in the
plood, thus causing rheumatism and kin
Gred disorders
You cannot cure rheamatism by out.
ward applications. The disease is due 10
internal disorder ana must be constitli-
uohallE attack ID and got rid Of Painc's
celery compound has done for thousands
Il other people what ii did for Mr. Lewis.
i neE are suffering as he did. and tho
compound made them we'll
ll!e warincst praises of Paine's celery
compound are from men ana women Of
miGh character and keen Intelligence.
Trey know they are doing n work OF hII-
mahliy and mercy is commenting TO all
persons! out Of health this certain ant,
speedy means OF getting strong and vel,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Byrd. Baldwin & Co., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

PROPERTY. -
to e as Ul deeds Of
S Day of June. 1857 the 22d day Of March.
iS sysly ana n ths 2sd day OF July 1884 rsspec
s aSesdf Of the several parties therein Sc
the 2Gth day. of November. 1895, at IL
oasng to to- joseph ehe Sarip be-
!. That certain tract or rarcel of land
G IyijnE In the 6 seppiy Fl Eorfok in the
cd and described as follows: North I bW the
Inain road; south by swamp called the
road caiied the Blus Ridge road: and west
by lan nd of James T. Old ana others
Garter in two certain lots on parcels Of
land lying In the city, Of Norfolk. in the
; Snate Of virginia Isaid interest being the
- z. mat certain lo!, beginning ut the
southwest corner of Ioush and Grace
said Grace street one hundred feet thence
running along 4 line parallel with Boush
y along ine i eera iehe @, eastGnrd
feet diet, to boush street; ttenee nortiwardly
the point of beginning.
III. That certain lot with the build
ming on the cast side of Boush street ut a
point Twenty-Five feet distant from the
known as number four on the p ! Il Of
John e. Whitehead and others. and run
ming thence Twenty-Five feet north 10 Thos
Gorl:ian's line, or lot. which is numbered
seven on plat; thence cast one hun
urcd feet TO Foss street; thence south
along osS street twenty-five feet to Mar
tin's old line, or lot No. g; thence west
ming.
III; Those three certain lots of land w.
me III i3ramhlcton Ward, numbered So
81 ana 81 on plat of II. G. Lovett's prop.
ertS in Bramblcton. made by John l..
Dczendorf; and dated April III, ISIS, said
lois Nos. 80 and "a fronting on WillonCh-
W avenue between Rose and Reeves ave
nueS, and said lot No 80 fronting; on VIII
oltiShby avenue between Reeves and CLAW
avenues, each of said lots being so feet in
width. with depth of $50 feet.
IEkMS:-Onc-third of the purchase,
liice in cash: one-thrd I'm twelve months
OF sale. Deed for said property to be "N-
ccuteu ana delivered to purchasers uno,,
compliance with the terms of sale and
ne deferred payments 10 bear interest a
me rate or per cent.im per annl,,n and
10 DC secured by deed of trust on said
property, eNecIted anu recorded al th,.
expense oil the purchaser: or all cash at
me option OF the purchaser.
no,.-,o, JOHN Nicely.
,io'1-o' ~ Trustee.
Auctionecrs.
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.
ell shows oil the buildings. the large dry
dock and seveinl ships In course OF
construction. Included In this exhibit
there are also several large photo
graphic views of the interior of the
buildings. an oil painting of the new
Norfolk and Washington steamer New
port News" and model OF tho big
steamship Eel Sud-" both of which
We're built by this concern.
THE NEGRO EXHIBIT
The negroes OF Virginia have made
a most creditable exhibit In the Negro
building. The largest single exhibit In
the building is that OF the Hampton
Normal Institute, which Is made up of
work done by students In the different
branches.
In the Virginia exhibit there is also n
complete model of the u. S. S. Raleigh
made by w. Il. Smith. n colored steward
on tire u. S. II. S. Franklin at the Nor
folk Navy Yard. ana II handsome silk
quilt made by Caroline Reeves. an old
colored woman. Sc years of age.
6s# II. T. S.
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Byrd. Baldwin Y Co. Auctioneers

6f VIRTUE or y DEED or TRUST
n. from troni lie9rgc w Rhea and wife to me.
i ~, ana n corded in p. r. li$. pase i.
city city OF Norfolk. VA. shall sell at pubiic
aWH ni,, at ING Real Estate Exchange.
Nam street, Norfolk. Va TuJ'RSDNT'
d aHG ?Lst NJ dag OF N;Sysmber lSa5. at il
VII; ALL THAT CERTAIN Lo:T o~
LAM with the improvements thereon.
Oh me Northwest cCincr OF Union s,rent
oiI l.9yali,s lane. Norfolk, Va. fromtints
On Saln lnion street seventeen feet. more
ni lsSS, ana running back on LovnlI,S
lane sixty feet. more or less. s''i
i, TERMS 2. OF SALE one-rhira CAST:
ph,ahic IN TWO equal instalincnts. nav
able ~ six and twelve months from, ID,
o. SAFE. respectively. Deferred payments
10 D. evidenced ny. negotiable notes of
nnrchaSer bearilg Interest from day of
~" ~ per cent per annum. and secured
~ II u"ed OF trust on the proprriv 10 a..
n ,ii' ana recorded at the expense OF the
purchaser. or all cash, at the option nT
the purchaser. n l.iSaIhS' -
o BYRD, BALDWIN q co.
"o'1''9 Auctionecrs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
p UBLIC SALE OF A VALUAI3IE
WATER GRIST MILL AND rs
ACRES OF LAND ATTACH
ED IN GREENVlLLE,
ST a TIE OF
VIRGINIA.

BY virtue of decree entered in the
sHh nn%,nyy suit suit Of PANEL ana others VS..
1881 of the Circuit Court of the county of
ireenvillc. l shall proceed TO sell ut pub
he a5adet1ion. IN the town Of Emporla, on
Grechsvilie County Court day. n Water
Grist Mill and Twenty-Five Acres of
This property is considered Very Vain.
Dle, owing TO the fine water power and
railroad facilities. The Hitchcock branch
ming in few hundred yards of the prop
eerty. and It being located in one mile of
mpf4 nI acs,, town o Of lGoo inhabiIants
il to their interest 10 examine the same
oe erIHp, TIE day DAY Of sale.
balance on a credit of one, two and three
years from day of sale, purchaser eXecu-
ting three notes with interest from date.
their dates, respectively. title retained
until the purchase money Is fully paid
w. SAMUEL GOODWIN,
October 90. 1895 oc3o-we.iw
RY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
- OF trust. bearing date August I'd,
iS93, and duly Of record in the Clerks Of
me request OF the creditor therein Sc
from front Of the Norfol! COUNTY Courteous
on, on FRIDAY, the 10Th lay OF November
's. Kill ihe T !2lcTi4F rTpnerS}y 19Mit;
county of Norfolk, Va, containimg ' hy
estimation a Is acres, ana Lnunic:i and
the lands OF Randall Hracy; on the south
~ thr lands of Watt AMI stephen VII
v.&rl TO w. Il. liod.s%r:, by u. g. cas-
Sc,!i i,nntec by deed :latel June @5;r. iS's
iini' -'6s WM. II OLD. Trustee.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY Fon SALE

,By virtue of an order made by Ills
iioEor /; L.: Green. Judge at tie fail
Lclu OF the Superior Court of Iirrt s.,tj
county. NJ C., In the suit of Il. y. Green
abhIhsi me lsham Lumber i.ornpauN
.e .I OF nc Superior Court of Hcrtfori
TUESDAY. the 18th day OF November
1879. on the premises at Tunis. y, O. seii
az public auction, to the highest bidder
the following real and personal nronnr,,..
belonging to the said lsham I3,mheeyy.
company, lo-Nit: y LOT or LAND nj
mins, a. T., on which the saw mill drv
kiins, etc, of the said Isham Iiitn;,cr
shes ii. boilers, iiN:nres,. belts. shaftings.
pulicyS dry kilns ana all fixtures thereto
and all the machinery ana nropcrtv ~
every description at Iilnis N O. brinn~
lnH 70 Si!ld lStl;lln Lumber Company; also
AZ me interest, title and estate Of said
ishan Lumber Company i'm and to u par
me me; south side OF the public. road Leading
of w. u, AICGlaurhan and Tie rj.ht -
way OF the Norfolk and Carolina raiIroed
and others. held by virtue OF an nnrre
ment Tor purchase with J. B. Hare.
TERMS OE SALE are as rolIows.
third eI-al Of purchase money T.,
GhSh, on.-third n-3) In three montns nd
balance iii SIX months, With right in piir
chaser To aniicinntc payments. Title re-
tanned imtil purchase money is paid in
insured by the purchaser under the Dire
ZION OF tlie receivers FOR better security
This, the sd of October. 1885,
JNO. j.. NANN,
WIN. Il. CULIENS,
ot-'-tnS Rcceivers.
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by Townsend s. Josncs. Auc,ioneer0.

Ply VIRTUE OF. a DEED or TRUST
from George w. Ihcn and wife TO
me, rs trustee. dated the 2gth dav or
March Nh 1875, and recorded In d. b. III. y,
~, Cierk office. Corporation Court Of
lhe city OF Norfolk, Va. | shall sell at
pMbiic AUCTION. at the Real Estate I'm
yiin1,nGc. Sllin street. Norfolk, Va.
~ uRSDAi. the 2lst day of Novembnr
$50. At !. o'clock m, the following urop,
cry, lo-wit: TWO CERTAIN LOTS Or,
i.iNb, with Improvements thereon, and
known as Nos. Is and 10 Loyall'ss lane.
TEliMS OF S.ALE-One-:hild cash: bal
ancS in TWO equal installmcnts, pnyabIc
III SIX and twelve months from d;!v of
II III rGsnH,cnvsiy. Deferred payments to
recorded ut purchasers expense. ana
nearlAS interest from day OF sale al q
rcr cent per annum, with leave to mr..
chaser To anti%ipltc deferred payments
AZ any lime before maturity, Interest
TO cease at date of payment
w. j. BANTER, JR.
r,u Trustee.
''o'--NNS AnctiDnptrc
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THE NEGRO EXHIBIT.
Among our cotton Mcn.

Clear, cool weather In the Southwest.
Cloudy, unsettled weather elsewhere.
Spot sales in Liverpool were 10000
bales. Quotations declined i32d. Flu
ture contracts declined . to 3-G4ths.
closing steady.
New York future contracts declined
is TO ~ points. closing steady Sales.
33S, 200 bales: January. S.07 to $685.
March, SIT to SIS; May. SIG to 1927.
Future contract market in New Or
leans declined % to 90 points, closing
steady: January, 49, to 1888 Sales,
10000 bales.
Spot quotations In New York and
New Orleans declined &c: Galveston
and Houston declined Lice.
New Orleans receipts for to-day are
aginst 20.S27 bales last ear and $500
bales I'm 1893.
The summary OF crop movement Is
as follows for thep asst week
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MUCTIoN SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
RUSTEE'S SALE ORA VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT AT WEST
NORFOLK.

I By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated June
and Amelia c.. his wife, to the undersign-
Of So n dGiy a reG9rds ed in the Clerks office
being, required so to DO by the cIeditor
Herein tti secured, shall sell at public. auc-
S 5lon' on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
a. m; Lot No. GlS Fourth avenue. ns
laid Iv Govt on Grimes & Hargrovc's map
improvements thereon, CONSISTING Of n
dT vEiI l, house and bake oven.
,o ItsRMS-Cash sufficient to pay the
quent taxes. IL any. TO the day of sale,
anu the sum of $li2, with interest there.
terest thereon from July 1, 1885, and the
9anmce upon os the 60, following credit: sls9 on
January ], 1897; $50 on July i, 1857: siS3 on
January !, 1885. and $1,000 on July j, ISIS.
no16-tds rrn.tc,o
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1895. 1894. 1893.
U. S. ports. 2ao,42s se4,s5a 2ss.7el
Exports for
the week. 15s.546 252.95l 1890
Stock '....... 944,923 l,063.935 1,r3G,e6l
Receipts, on
Sept. 1..... 2,025.65S 3,0lo,3ac 2.SSi.i AGO
RECEIPTS from
plantat'n 266,2l1 400,544 3i5, OS9
Brought In
sight ...... 33O,2ll oil, 1856 4l2,956
Total crop
in sight. Z, sl9.824 1861. AGA 1886. $50
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
For Over Fifty Years
MRS. WiNSLCW'S
sOOT.HlNG SYRUP

mas been used for chilGrci! iYk..o iae:hing.
IL s"olhcs the child, soflo.!s -. runs all
lays all pain, cures wind co.,, regulates
me stomach ard bowels. and is the best
remedy Tor diarrhocG. Tw.nty-iivc cents
bottle. Sold by all druggists throuEnoua
the world. :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

due TO menstrual Irregularities, are pccu-
larry benefited by the wonderful tonic
ana blood cleansing properties OF II. p
r., Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

Physilinns endorse p T. p ns n snleu-
uid combination. and prescribe ii with
great satisfaction for the cure OF all
forms and stages of Primary, Secondary