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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-21
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JOhnSbury.

Col. Frank Walker has worked for
the Fairbankses so years. The foundry
hands recently made him a surprise
party with presents.
The talk about the street railway is
revived. A capitalist who has built
electric railways in several other
places is coming here to look over the
situation.
The Montpelier Seminary foot ball
team, which defeated the st. J. team
a few days since are coming here to
play return game the 2Sth Can we
lick them?
A change of time on the Lake road
has been made which brings the mail
train from the west here at noon, Civ
ing people two hours or more to do
business in town before the return of
the train.
John Harris who recently run the
HGrd1UicE Gazette is to start a weekly
at ST. Johnsbury, called Harris Week
ly. Harris is bright and entertaining,
but he is in the habit of being on the
low side of things moral.
The wrestling match between O'Neil
and Mcdonald drew out a crowd of
500 from different sections of the state
The first round was won by the Mont
pelier champion in about two minutes,
O'Neil winning by the cross toe grip.
he
and was won by Mcdonald by the
grape vine grip. In the next two
rounds, which lasted about five min
utes apiece, O'Neil was thrown both
times, but the umpire declared each
a foul. These decisions cast dismay
into the hearts of McDonald's hackers
and considerably encouraged the
other side. The last round, which
was a short one, lasted only two min
utes and when Mcdonald won and
the umpire declared he had won the
match the excitement was intense.
Each side put up $500 and Mcdonald
received the purse and the box re-
ceipts, which amounted to several
hundred dollars more.
VIII o'clock
Mrs. Fanny Adams of Mortified is
visiting at FL. P. Kings.
Mr.. Sawyer has moved into the par
sonage for the time being.
Geo. Barber's house came near be-
ing destroyed by fire last Thursday,
4 hxvh OFF o,s%h x1%
present to fight it.
ND. Sawyer's buildings were en-
tirely consumed on Friday morning,
from the explosion of a kerosene Ian
tern. He saved his stock and part of
his furniture, but his hay and grain
was lost. On account of the fire Mr..
Sawyer will sell his stock at auction
on Thursday afternoon next at 1
O'Clock, sale in front of Taylor's store.
Sheffield.
A.P. Cutler and family have moved
from Mortified to A. A. Church's
house.
Willie Flanders, who has been very
sick with typhoid fever, died Sunday
October IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Davis are dele
gates to the State convention to be
held at st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Staples, having sold her farm
to Henry Marcor will soon go to Nash
ua, where she has employment.
I. Ferguson has been in town.-Mrs.
Simpson of Barton Landing visited
at Frank PEARLS last week.-Perry
Hanscom has been in town on visit
to lis mother.
III. Phillips and wife have been Wis
ting in Spri ngfield, Mass.-Mr. and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-21

In Newport, Oct. IA, to Mr.. I'D Mrs
NJ I. Hamilton.
N Newport, Oct. 16 a to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Foster. - ........-lf. ,.t fI#ts gfs-atttI
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-21

Barton, Sept. %, 1895.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-21

Every try COFFEE have eleven differ
nt finest Coffee that be
procured
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-21

West Burke.
Mrs. r. Solomon and Miss Rose Sol
ONION, have returned from their visit
to n. Y.
There will be a dance entertain
ment in G.. A. r. hall on Friday even
ing of this week.
B. Lucia has moved into the Geo.
Smith house in the village. Mr.. Lucia
is in very poor health.
Charles Densmore has sold his
house to Mrs. Whipple from Barton
who takes possession at once.
The harvest supper, given by the
Ladies' Aid society was largely at
tended, and was success both social
ly and financially.
The w. R. G. will hold a chicken
pie supper next Friday eve. Admis :
sion Is cents. Supper will be served
from six o'clock until eight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-22
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THE COCkADE CITY.
Many Matters 10 Interest Peters
burgers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to tho yirginian.

burgers III INOTIOik.
Special Dispatch to tho yirginan.
PETERSBURG, Va, January 2I.-
Yesterday was the tenth anniversary
of the pastorate OF Rev. j. W. Rose
bro, ID. d.. as pastor of labb Street
Presbyterian Church, aud that emil
nent divine referred to the fact a a
very appropriate manner. During
hit ministry he has received into the
church 800 members and has hap
tized large number Of persons.
DIR. Rosebro is much beloved by his
congregation aud is very popular in
the community.
y sermon to men was preached
by Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd, of
Norfolk, who has been assisting
the rector, Rev. w. a. Il. Goodwin,
in II series OF meetings during the
past week. Mr.. Lloyd selected his
toxt from the thirty second verse OF
the eighth chapter of St. j ohm. "A nd
70 shell know the truth, aud the
truth shall make You free" MIR.
Lloyd has made very favorable i'm
preston here. During his stay in
Petersburg MIR, and Mrs. Lloyd
were tho guests Of Capt. Nelson L.
Patterson and Mrs. Patterson, on
Union street. They left for home
this morning.
Copies OF tho annual report of st.
Joseph's Catholic Church from Jan
nary lst to December 3lst, 1894,
were distributed among tic congre.
cation yesterday morning. The re
port shows that there are 552 souls
IN the parish; in the mission at
tached, 40; annual communlons,
3,3St; number of people in the sun
day school. 1915; number Of boys IN
psrochial school, 50; mum Der of girls
in parochial school, Al; number of
baptlsms, infants. 81; marriages,
Catholic, .; mixed, 9; insurance on
church aud furniture, SIS, 500; on
parsonage and furniture, $500: on
sisters school and furniture, 81, $40.
The financial statement shows that
there is IL balance of &S,a2S. 90 on
hand for the new church now III
course of erection.
In the Hastings Court o.day
twenty eight cases, some of which
have been in court for the past
twenty years, were dropped from
the docket.
The taking of dispositions in the
congressional contested election case
Of Thorp VS.. Mckenney will be be.
gun at Ramsdell Hall, in this city,
tomorrow.
Captain Ladd and Sergeant Low
cry, of the Norfolk police force,
we're IN the city to day, on their re-
turn home from Richmond.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAv
lNECUTORS SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF
PLANTED OYSTERS IN YORK
RIVER. VA.

On TUESDAY, the 5th day of February.
1872. wiz oner for sale at public auction mt.
foiiy," the residet co Of the late Barnett Jones
| in James City County, Va, commencing at -
H., tho Toll wing property;
first-lhe oysters on the planting ground
known as Mt Folly bar, containing rs acres.
| more or less. on which there are estimated by
experts to he $500 bushels OF oysters, planted
thi wears.
known as Moores bar, containing 70 acres,
mo or less on which there are estimated by
experts 10 he 1850 bushels, more or less, plant
Cu two years.
I. ird-ihs oytters OF the planting ground
kt own rs stevens bar cont aiming 20 acres more
or as, on whtch Their are estimated by expe; IS
TO be 800 bushels, planted three years.
odrth--l he oystels "n the planting ground
known as Lees bar, containing II acres IN, re
or less, on which there are ,s .nated 10y cx-
nsit, to be 1905 bushels, lan,.d three wears.
iron', Containing Al acres, more or less, on
which there are estimated br experts TO lie
o,oDl bushels, four Yeas old aud cuiid.
Inc purchaser or purchasers ha the
ifyc use OF III" grounds on which he above
oysters are rla"ted for twelve MOI til B. at or
before the exp ration of which tim, I'll - viii
e required 10 racate. ~ The sam tim and
place, will oner tor sale the scli,, nsr T. l.
orrow. 81 tons burd.n, and h. nor i. NJ
Jones, II tons burden, both vcsses ii good
Boa. . ! sail Oyster Tong,. Oar, ,gi :. etc.
tG ERMS Oh oALis-une-fvur 10. and
balance on edit of siA and welye month.
NHhS ~ 'Nu trV'i ScNuil Wa wing hUnCStc td
aud carving interest from date. will he re-
quired of the purchaser
ON THURSDAY he eth dav OF February,
ls95 " II also sell Al liusick's Point in York
county. Va, where Cay III mas Lucas resides
commencing nj I'm, Capt Iurncit jouts'unex-
iirei lease OF twenty-iive acres o. oyster Ciouul
ut The mouth or Queens Creek. with the oys-
tiers on same, supi osei 10 be 10000 bushels be-
tween three and four years old.
- "nu-Ii G uueApiIai lease Of 30 acres of
oyster grnnnd near Iron Point, having on il
IL Et...'a ..Fp
Third he mex ircd lease for the residue
OF the oyster ground in York County, when
has l'ren signed oCapt. Barnett Jones, con-
tanning scattered oys ers.
Thee salts will be on same terms rs above
set folth.
Thosa dcsirous Of examining the oysters will
apply 10 hAENEfT ZONES. .IR., al Mt. Folly,
and Capt. IliUS. LUCAS. NJ Busick's Point
For further particulars relating 10 the sales,
address the subscriber nj Tuauo, VA. or
JUDGE L. L. HENLEY. At oruey,
Williamsburg Va.
II. Il. WARREN
Executor Of Parnett Jones, deceased, Toauo,Va
jazz 24,25,fc3
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Items of Personal and Newsy
Character.
Special Dispatch to tho virginian.

ELIZABETH Cry, n. c., January
2l.-The usual Sunday services were
held at all our churches yesterday.
each pastor officiating at his respee,
tive church. At the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms meet.
ing was held III the afternoon. the
services being conduted by MIR. WIN.
NJ. Hinton, OF our public schools,
aud was very largely attended. a
meeting will he held at the rooms
to night to consider the ACCESSIBILITY
OF dlsbandlng the Associations.
The Persian Glass blowers. who
were here oil last week, lett on the
1880 train this morning for Eden
ton.
Miss Annie Hndgins, OF Norfolk,
Va, who has been visiting Miss
Mamie Merriam, on North Martin
street, returned home this morning.
Harriette Weems and her com
pany will npper IN Elizabeth Civ
tor second time on January 3lst and
February lst and Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of next week.
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IN WARWICK COUNTY.
Many Matters of General lmpor-
lance.
Special Dispatch to The virginian.


Special Dispatch 10 The virgiuian.
NEWPORT News. January 2i.-
The trans Atlantic mammoth steam
er New York" which was repaired
mere Just one year ago, arrived yes
terdGy at u o'clock 10 undergo n
complete overhsuling at the snip
yard. She sailed from Southampton
on Saturday week, reaching New
ORR last Saturday morning. 1t is
not known yet exactly, the amount
OF work that will DO done on her,
but 1t 10 supposed that she will be In
the yard at least three weeks.
The drydocll here being the orly
one on this side large enough to ac
commodate these steamers, has the
distinction OF being the only one
which has ever been given the work
on them, the repairing of the New
OK last year amounting to over
80, uUO. The sister ship Paris has
Always been locked and repaired in
l0rel8n yards. Several hundred new
hands have been taken on in the
past several days in order to finish
the work on contract time,
Miss Bessie Taylor is visiting
frleuds in Norfolk.
Mr.. Elmo Power, OF York county.
continues quite i'll, aud his father
ana brothers have been called to his
bedside.
The poles for the electric line to
the Chesapeake and Ohio passenger
depot are being put up.
Joe Gately a shipyard employe.
Tell from the barkeutine James ID
IlWell on Sunday morning about IL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-22
IN AWFUL PREDIGAAENT
Sui She Does Know Just How She
Got Out. And thai is the
Most Curious and In
teresting Part
Of Il.

She never could tell how she got
into the terrible prelIcament.
No ono can ever tell exactly how
truuble com about.
But with Shakespeare wo realize:
conc woe OF tr'aiupon auothor's heel,
S sst they follow.
And Mrs. Eva Dyer. of As South
Orauge avenue, who tells the follow
ing Interesting story, indeed, felt the
truth OF this.
about five years ago, she be-
gan, al was taken suddenly sick,
aud continued to grow woree until
| was unable to do any work ut all.
My nerves got so bad that | would
have spasms nearly every day, and
would teel So l. was dying in every
one | hnd.
"AIy stomach was in such weak
condition that IT wouldn't contain
the iightest food, and altogether | was
SO weak and run down that | WAS
obliged to rgtuaiu III bed the greater
part OF the time.
80, tried doctor after doctor, but
their medicines did me no good, and
was ready 10 give up hopes OF ever
getting better when u friend advised
me to try Dr. Greenes Nervurn
blood mud nerve remedy.
$50 | resolved to try it, and have
found 1t success. The first bottle
] took ! thought felt como better,
md 70 | continued taking it. | have
now taken seven bottles, and l feel
that | am cured
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-22
ON PRINCESS ANNE AND MALTBY
AVENUES At AUCTION.

By virtue of deed Of trust. dated tho 18th
d-y Of october, 1895. TO me, u trustee, and
therein SECURED. | will sell at puulic auction,
on THURSDAY, January 3lsi 1855. AT u
p'clo-& IN, at tte Norfolk Heal Estate Ex-
change, No. ll5 Main street:
F!r>t-IHOSE NAIl ABLE LOTS, frontin,;
81 feet on the North side OF Princess Anne
avenue aud running back 50 feet Said lots
ar. situated between Hanson ard Maltby ave
nue'.
sccoud-TIIAT VALUABLE LOT fronting
- feet on Ms.tbg aycgue aud running hat X
ia feet inches being 80 feet North oil Prin-
cess Anne avenue
IEKMS-Ouc-third cash; balance la ak and
Twelve months with & Pr cent. Interest
zoe red hy deed of trust drawn and recorded
1T the expense Of the purchaser
/. 4. PAGE, Trustee.
IL. l.. PAtE * co,
jalo-ids Auctioneers.
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"i don't have any moro spasms
and my stomach is SO can eat any.
shlng without it's hurting m. lam
no longer weak or nervous, anil
nm able to DO my own work ani feel
like u new woman.
~ advise everyone who is sick or
nilng, to try DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy to cure, as
have been"
Thousands OF people are to-day in
81 preaicameut more or less Ike TINT
of Mrs. Dyer. .lhey may not bs en
seriously sick as she was. bnt the,
may come even to worse condition
II hey allow their present ailments
ana weaknesses to run on. Nina
times ont OF ten the great prostro
lions OF health. the breaking down
OF mind and body, the utter wreck
md shntierlng OF these delicate
hures which seud weakness and do.
spur ihrobuIug and shiveriuo
through nuatruug nerves, are troce,
able directly to the neglect of the
first sIighis and apparently trivia!
symptoms.
II you would save yourselves from
''S ING" HiEnt oil sickness, the
hopeies+ness OF despair, 10 not nj.
low the first aymptoms, tho dizHy
nching head, the nervousness. the
restiessnes-, the sleeple.sness The
utter weekness of weary DAYS and
hours, TO continue for Que momenI
when you know that DR.. Grernn's
Neryura blood and nerve remedy
VIII surely cure you-wiil surely
moSe YOU stroug aud we'll.
fhysicHls recommeud it every
where. Dr. Greene. of Rs y est
lith St., New ) ork Oity, lis discSy
eIer, Is our most successful physi.
clah III curing nervous and chrome
diseases ana he tells Won TO use II
that 1t viii make you well. Yon
by letter,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-22
SALES THIS DAY
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE CITE
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of the authority vested in mo
as executor OF the last will and test,,un,,, ~
katherine koo!ef, dcccas d. and by yirtura ~
adctI.e OF the Corpora ion Court Of the CIV 81
Nor!VIK, entered CA Jnc stu day OF Dpcau,Ln.
lc"l, IN certain cAus. in chnucery ihnro,It
penIIng, wherein :. B. Seldner. eyecu.or 80
Is li'iuiih aud .lrhu q. Teller aud o hos ~.
ucienuarts, viii tGsr or ale ut nuLlic .,,,c
TON, at the Norfolk Real r..tate Exchn"vn. M
10 NAN street, NOgi0ls, Va, ON iIE,DAY
We ~ uay OF January. 1855. al - o'clock m.
ne '"!ipwln: prop'ity sI'ua Ell in Brandt OK
"Miu IN the s'Id cit, OF NpTto K Va. and do,
THOSE. THREE CERTAIN LOTS oFLANh
Numbered 6. and :, together with tho t.ug-
incn,s thereon, on Il plan oil said Rath,r!n.
ho-lef pio;erty, made ty q. 'lavIoo t,va;h.
hcy, Aseisttnt Engineer, ANA nled with III,
piNu'ili bili IN said cause and marked a, &c,
NUT IL, aud also tho two CERTAIN vacan.
LOIS mar Cd on II Il pan ! aud / All OF said
properly nelnE tIaed OH Kelly avenue in tn.
id citr Of y riik
TEi;MS-One-halfo a,h. ha'Rnco in two eina.
instruments. payable re,pcCtNcIy IN tx and
Twelve months after tn Gly q; sale, IN. de.
ieircd payments to bc ev n ed by rcso lat o
noe bear nI interest frouI div oi SAL occurred
u! decd OF trust on the property. "r ali cash a.
Inc ~ On OF tue pIT hasci ar purchasers,
rltt of -ati property can be seen at the OF.
nce 81 the auciionect, or NJ the ofic, OF the uu-
designed.
\. Il. SETDNER.
TX crtor.
PAN\IlI. EEu~
Ja.-'us Aucti0Hrcrs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-22

WAsHIS iroN, January 21.-Tho
Hhlmde.phln Is scheduled to straH
into Honolulu hartor next SATURDAY
mrr7'n' Nrh"ngh she is rated ~
. twenty knot ship she conlj msEe
TINT speed only for few hours ri =
time, and With such an enormons
expenditure OF coal that her bDnl,ars
would be exhausted IN three da,s
Her most direct course between the
Golden Gate and her destination ~
Z u,0 mi D ANA her most ecouomIcoI
tleam.ng rate Tor tn distance nav.
ing her coat capacity IN mud. Is ~.
teen kuots per hour. Ordinarily she
|onld cruise at Ten or twelve
knot rate.
she viii undoubtedly do the best
nhe can tol the distance, which viii
he by maintaining fifteen knots
hour after hour the whole vny oyer
Tins VIII enable her 70 mako 9fa
Knots day, aud as fair weatbar
nHy be conhGe7 lily expected on tho
Pacific st this seaeon after pnssin !,
100 miles west of San Franmsnn'
there IS no druDt that the chin
barring accidents. will drop arcbor
before noon Saturday at Honolulu,
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II. C, Hoggard & Co.,
Real Estate and
Rental Agents
l26 MAIN STREET.
PHONE No. 7l9.

FOR EENT-l2G Wi.loughby, 81 AMI
3l5 Willo ghby. I'll modcrn convenieures
and cistcrns; ~ Park dsenno. 80 larh
avenue. - highland, 1908 liiGhlan ave.
nue.. 81 Kelly nyenue, new house on GLIB.
avenue. 80 Wooi street, .6 Cha Ell. -
Brewer, 10 Charlotte street. 20. Chapel,
3 and l3 IL ter avtnue. 80 ana 40 Denbv.
FOR SAiE-lwo houses on arE ave-
nue. tonr OH Wili0ughby avenue two on
Cooke avenue. one on Gibbs avenue,
four on highland thrco on Reservoir.
one on Tunstali. two on Falkland. two
on Oyitt avenue, one on lay. one on
G avenue, iluntorsville. and nee lots on
Frecmason, Bousi. Dartmouth Cor.
rev, marshall. HiThlanG. Park and
Gibbs also several nice farms well located,
suitable for stock raisinS. Grain OF truck
farming, on easy terms. Correspondence
solicited.
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Notice to Water TaKGTS.

Our puapage Is now ashigh as five and three
qua tiers hi.lIouS gal ons ia Is. Half this water
l. wasted. Inc lakes are noN-SincC ne recent
aus, ana in miiwiuter-iwcuty-livs inches
below hc overflow point! Hence VIZ appeal 10
al consumers to use the greatest diligence in
rTev.niint he waste of water. oar pumpaga
suddenly jumps up 4 half million gallons daily
every cold sntp. indicItlnE large and wiljfIl
waste. ctUs ii 10y letting the water run at the
spl-utN TO prevent f" ling. instead oil cutting
the water oil at the top and vast. cock with
which every supp is, or should re, provided
Snch vast" Is wrong and ia violation OF law.
Water ,lo cts Should MT toe permitted to ran
continuously and all l.4ty fixtures should be
I "a Al once. We hope wa er takers will
$50 lie necessity of complying with The rules
and stoplin. all waste
The police are requested to report all uu-
necessary waste &C water discovered on tn ir
hca',. The sUperiut ndeut u instructed to g n
The wat ~ "il a' Gtmls where there is uu-
NC 's>ayy Waste without fur or notice
Takers should use freely all The water nc.
iua,ly required tut allow Us l!tile waste as po. e
s;h.v.
Ey order Of the Board Of Water Com,ais-
toner's.
X. i. ZACHARY.
JN-e--I SUPERB tcudrui.
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o'clock and WIS killed. The do
ceased WAS from Gloucester. N. j.,
and was about 33 years old. The
coroncr's inquest was held yester-
day.
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FOR s ALL

we oDer some or ths most daeirabis
Investments now on tho market.
fino West End residence, s7Ll20 feet.
No l67 CRANKY street.
40. 222 ami 22i Butte street.
enement rental proprrtiee on Church.
nnlth. WiiloughOy. jamss and Rsiiey
streets
Vacant lots on uunmore. Brewer.
Princess ammo. Plume, Riverside, Wind
cor and New Castle streets, and Park.
"'IIouGhoY' Central ana B Avenues, and
many more at Lam berts Point.
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by Ii. l.. Page 4 Co. Real Estate Auotioneers
No. Ii bank street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT NO. 2ls CHAPEL
STREET, At AUCTION.

Ply VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST In
~ ccuted TO me rs trustee. on the 2Olh day
OF February, l-S", and dUly recorded in IN,
Clerks hce Of The Corporation Court of the
city OF Norfolk, in deed book -, page Us at
tho request of the creditor therein secur Il |
viii sci! II nhlic auction on THURSDAY au-
u.rY "!>t ~, NJ the Norfolk Real Est ,tc In
Ct Il &c, No. IL NJ in St.. the q. Observation-Disclosures
real estate THAT tIRlNlN LOT OF LAND
with the building improvements thereon.
IN the city Of Norfolk. Va. situated on the
West sine of Chapel street and known rs lot
40. Al on tho u ~ hlcd with the papers IN h
chauocry suit OF Eowuen Il Il wife against
sarah W. Jones and others nov dope ding in
the corporation Court of tue city OF Norfolk
anu bounded AMI GsScrbtd A. follows ie.in-
ming on the West side Of Chanel street On a
hundred and iny l5Jl feet from the South
west iuicrsac ion of chap and Queen streets
ihonce Westerly one hundred tl0cl lee . thence
SouthwarGiy Geo feet hence a0ny Chanel
street North TWEEN y-iivc - feet 10 the poin'
OF beginning, being tho same property which
WAS COnvc 81 to Tia" SAID Edwin Phi los bv
". e. Henley 10y d. cd dated the 2ist rav of
February. 1854, aud duly of record in the
Clerk Office OF said court, deed book 80 page IS
TERMS OF SALE CASH. or at the Gle ton
Of the purchaser o eth ri cash and the al
nee ia thr'e yMcut>, ak, twelve and cigh-
teen months, VITA per cent. interest o. such
ratcablc payments not vxrociiug three wears
IS the purchaser NAV citCl.
GEO. MCINTOSH, Trustee.
II l.. PAGE ( CO.,
lai9-tds Auction GERS.
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When Baby was sick, we Gave her Cast,ria
Yhen she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castor
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NOTICE {!

Notice is hereby given that we have
tins day, Decombcr 10Th. 1894, purchased
the entiro stock OF
GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND ALL
OTHER STOCK,
as vol as the fixtures, &c, contained in
store former y occupied by W H. g..
Nyk 3. corner Race ANA Chestnut streets.
Norfolk county, Va. ana have aup Jinted
W, II sykes our agent to buy and sell
for cash only
de2S-3Jt J. +. ALLEN i co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-22
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AND LOTS ON HIGHLAND AVE
NUE. AT AUCTION.

By ,irtue OF deed OF trust dsted the Goth
iay Of November 1893. TO me, as trustee and
Only recorded, ANA 1t tho request OF the panty
therein >ecurei. will sell al public auction, on
THURSDAY, January 3I.t, iagl, at II o'cl,,k
M. at the Norfolk Real Estate e.
eh2nge, No. lis Main street, THOSE TWO
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSES. containing
seven rooms each, situated ou The North size
Of Highland avenue, betveen faiIroed and
Maithy avenues. sal lots fronts - lee and
runs back 1870 feet. together with the ilQht Of
way over The three foot iano adjoining them
on he East.
TERMS Onc-third cash: balance in six and
wei t. months with per cont. intcio.t
secure by decd OF trust 10 toe drswna re-
corded at the expense OF the uuIchatcr
GEO. NOM OSlI, Trustee.
II. l.. PAGE & Co,
jai9-tds Auctioneers.