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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
JEWELS OF OUR OWN.
MAY BE MANY MILLIONS OF AMERICAN
PRECIOUS STONES.

been Mined For Years In This Country, |
but the Work Is to he Enlarged.
The next great mining industry In this
country will be for precious stones instead
of gold, silver or iron ore II the prognos-
tications of several large diamond mer-
chants and mineralosical professors are
fulfilled. The census bulletin giving the
statistics of the precious stones found in
this country opened the eyes of number
Of millionaire dealers In valuable gems,
and after consulting with learned profess
ors in our leading colleges they satisfied
themselves that there were unknown pos
sibilities in the mines Of the western,
southern and oven eastern states. Experts
were Immediately engaged to examine tho
rich metallic fields of the Appalachian
mountains, the most favorable portions of
the Rocky mountains and the diamond
districts of California.
So many wildcat stories have been re-
ported and published about finding pre-
eious stones in different parts Of the coun-
try that 1t hns been difficult matter to
sft the genuine accounts from tho fcti-
tious 1t was for the purpose of finding
out tho real status of the industry and its
possibilities that trustworthy agents were
SVliI EVERY phIb VI iHb tDuhbfyt
and their reports can be relied upon rs not
containing any exasgeration of the truth.
Diamond merchants of the great American
cities are not "castle builders and they
generally strike rock bottom before they
invest their millions in any business, but
ever since the report was published that
the diamond fields of South Africa were
giving out the leading dealers in precious
stones have been on the lookout for new
mines that would supply the world with
valuable gems. Some looked to South
America as the future source of these
stones and even today the rocky ranges
of the Andes arc being examined and
sounded by experts But consensus Of
opinion indicates that great faith is plnced
in the unexplorcd regions Of this country.
Parts of the south, In particular, have re.
vealed unexpected treasures OF valuable
gems.
Ono of the lending dealers In precious
stones who is interested in the present
movement to develop the industry of min
! ing for American gems consented to give
! the following facts out in an interview:
Americans, as n rule are very fond of
! precious stones, and l should say that
J there are mure in this country according
to the population than anywhere in the
! world Tho importation of diamonds,
I ruhies, sapphirGs and other gems has com
sequently been very lucrative business
for many years. The value of these stones
in the country today, mostly imported,
should roughly estimate 10 be not less
than $500, 00U, 600 We have SO long de-
pended upon other countries to supply us
with precious minerals that little attention
has been given to the home mines. Thea
miners here havo been wrapped up in their
explorations for gold, silver, iron, coal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
u. |. EVANS & CO.,
Real Estate and Mortgages.
Eighth and Market Streets.
egg ]
DEGIsTER's onpnn
III RF3ISTEIt'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE CouNrY, DIT.


Upon the application OF William 4. Taylor.
ka,nIIihirator vi j pan W TIy Tor, late or
" hite clay Crcek hundred, in said roun y.
deceased IL is ordered ana directed by tho
Register that the administrator aforaaanl=
give notice of granting ht Letters of Admin.
Istfltlon upon tho estate at the dcccn cd,
with the date OF granting thereof. by cans-
iHG advert senent5 to Ire pcstHi within forty
days from the latA of such letters ia SIX of
The most puE lie places 81 tine county OF New
Castle, requiring all pei sous lIhyin.: i demands
against the estate to pre5e . the same, or
ABIDE by IN act of Assembly IN such casa
Nude AMI proyi led and ats cause the same
10 e inserted WITHIN lie same period III tue
DAI REPUBLICANS. a newspaper published
in Wilmington bel, aud TO he continued
therein tn Ge VEGAS. te. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal OF
s. s. SGihce OF the ite& stnr aforesaid ut
~ Warrington. tu New Castle County
aforesaid, tue day n d year an We written.
j. WILKINS COOGii, heg istur.
NOTICE SGtice IL hereby given thut lett
tiers OF Admit tfnilOG were due form of
law prah. ed unto the nHuersgned on tuB
5th day Of February, A. D.. 81, aud that
all persons having cl .iIis against tie estut4
OF the deceased must present he satnr, duly
httesteh, to the said A. ministrator. on or
before tho ith day Of February, 1895. or
abide tho Act OF Assembly In sucn case made
WILLIAM =. TAYLOR
Administrator.
Address MARSHALL ton. Dol. 1J.3w e-ud
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
DUBLC SALE

the sub crher about to ralinqulsh farming
VIII dispose OF her personal property at pub
tic sale. at her reaid'iuce TN tue road leading
from Newark 10 Pleasant I'M,
THURSDAY, FEB 18th. 1895.
At IL o'clock, sharp.
Three bead of horses Clinton, bay horse
ten years old, will work any where, sound
aud Uou. driver suitable for a lady. Cyril,
black horse eleven years Old. sound and all
riput. Roxy, stack colt. coming four yeurs
old. s0ultd "a broke TO single and double har-
ne-A All these horses arc guaranteed to
work or drive a. ywhere ana every where.
Eight good cows. all home raieei All these
cows hec IN profit lhreo calves Fourteen
head o. snoRis
Farming Implements Two horse wagon,
horse rt. horst lake, self dump; usburne
moving mae Inc, good IA new, J. Il. Naming
vutore Que l.hurse COVER aud thresher Van
Mitkle gram tau, corn sheiler. hay FORK and
rope, lolks. rakes, shoyels and pest spade,
Iu MI etat c tritmHe. G' rinantOwn wagon bug
ny, set dCaI uort: htruess, sci buggy harness,
seas oil ov harness. sets of stage har-
ness, U.iHrs nt'l brl Hes two cross tnt saws
in good condition, maui post dos, grintstone.
tow chuinS, lay snd straw. torn fodder by
tGC bundle. uther articles too numerous to
mention.
Ierns-Ali SINUS OF $40 and under, cash.
All su sONcr that amount. Is credit OF nine
months will he given by tire purchaser giving
u bankubie Hvte with approved tndorsei.
SARAH A. WHITMAN
II. NJ. Whteman, Anct.
jI-2tW J.. NJ. Whiteman, Clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
J)unIIC SAIL

I)tHilG ohhi'-
WIN re snld at pnbiic sue at tie Count
House in the e'iy Of NilmnriOH. Yet, Oh
WEDNESDAY, Ftt', ~ is,a
Az il O'Clock Il, M.
ONE IF the hand .nfesi snlul farms in Chcs-
trr Co, a. IA - 81 uGted at thrrvliei was
tow occupied hy j, srph tuimer, Fnlfyli q
IL u beautiful viitasc, Ct 1T ntii's from Wit
mlngIou. oIi he pike Tad NJ HON the iofnef
to " esl hester unl ktn1irtr slutre, which
/, j nos popular driTe at NIL tines OF the
year. ITS zen minutes walk OF the raitviIie
station on the Central X Il nnd one mi
fIom oHLHrt statirttt OH h" w, " y. Il, 4.
1t dir a On the respective fruiiy line
from Wilmington 10 hrnhcSt "A IRE. Ina
improyrme Is are n large nd CuInnodinu 8
brick manson, con aitlng - ruoWs with
M ert city ranvphIence4 such as hot and
ca d water, bath led Cs' toilet IoOGS water
IL sets, sc water FROM a never Gu!iiuI
spring OF water futnisnei from fHtu direct
tuatRnk. ptl4za SURROUNDS ;EFGe tirS OF
the huu he 81 the Eilst substantial bald and
large slZr, Mi!l accommodate aha seat rOJ per-
sons. i beau,tiu, snaded lawn Hd4s TO Ihc
comfort. and uia,st this property valuable as
a country scat. H. iEas II brtcN barn uud sta.
hiing for ~ head OF horses, rHd all other nut-
buildings The tara Conta Ms 81 acres OF II G
tulabic and cxe epllunuily fertile laad. dvtd-
ed into siN neldg. Iit re unUetlits this farm
an iuexhau4tiiie u pos of frif4par wntct
cUul lie put in the market Al su all expense.
This r1perty 10 valuable fora summer esi-
dencc, nuard.nG house, hotel or school. ON ac-
CONT OF the I'll lc,ntion, go ID water and
frcs air. ami It's close proximity TO the litY,
be np A. minutes ride to Broad > rect stat on.
FUl particulars and terms inquire of
n. II. NAhp, attorney,
W. A. Hukill Anctionebr. fstd-w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

HAnaIE T. Price OF the Morning News.
was the only newspaper man on the spot
during the big snow storm down the
Delaware Railroad. He also had his ears
badly frosted too, something that no
other newspaper ruan can lay claim to.
He was an unwilling spectator to the
blockade on the Railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

DO nat neglect wounds, no matter how
slight, FROM dnll or rusty Instruments
that might produce lock Jaw They should
be Immediately soaked in hot brine, ami
tho siHuEe flnl burning wooden rags will
also prove heneGcinl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN II. IL

Tiaf TABLEIN EFFECT oct. 18th 1894.
Trains leave Hlltilngtun lIreneh street
Statiun3 Tor a. a.. J3tnction, MoBtehgnin
Mmterthnr 6uya court uranogue tossart
hAddR FORD buhclioil. Pueupson. Vest Ghss-
ter. I'm reekilte Mortonyille Coatesytite
lnd nterHcdtat stations dnity except Sun.
ds, at iib It. IA, rs 40 anu 10 D. IN. sun.
dnY ,tnly nj Sii a. M. i.d5 anu 4. . y. N,
For Wayne hui u junction, Spsingiied and
int mediate stat.pns dai;y except sunday,
at i.Jb IL :. D aud D. As p. III. Sunday ouly
al H0i m, 30 and 81 y. NJ
For joanna, Blrdahoro. Renling and inter-
mediate stations. daily except sunday. 40
z b IA. M. AID 2,d5 y. III. Sunday only at a0s
II. IN. and t.:s5 D. IN
4 q MEGA u SIlANp. Superintendent
bow MSS BRIGGS, Gen, Pass. aveit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Asturtn Or, took It's name from John
jacob AsGor, the fauHd Il the Pacific
Eur company 1t wa@ at first fort and
trailing station
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

OF O'Clock .. ma.
The following des.rsnel real ts,ate viz.
A II thi certain lot piece or parcel Vi land
with trek ntssuaRG thereon eiestAd
lhnuWn IS No Ilp HinRtun sire a. att
nated Ia he eny II Wilmington. gDn ,Fy OF
New Castle, StH5 OF ItGiaAara5 a. bounded
ana described rs iUfloME, to y IL
Eegi .uk ON tile Westerly $500 ci Wash.
ington street. at the distance Of fifty sect
so nthelis ftom The s6GthEffS SIDE al ThIt-
teenth stree, ,hente wesierIy In4ulel W til
ttenth street ono huhdreG Iect 20 a
stake; thenee souIh"lly pHTH.lII with %asi.-
luBlon Etreet twenty sLhTeu ieet 10 aiIOtht T.
sGAke; ttehct taaleriy arr icl with 1hir-
ieenth street and passinB through tIe middie
OF the division wall between tins md the adj
joining house or the south one hnHIreI ieet
on I said side OF Washington street, aid
lhehce tnerens hQrthetiy tWeuty-three leet
tot place OF UeTiih.lng.
Seizea anu taken - xecution as tue pro
perry OF Charles Thompson And Mary L.
thompson. his lie and henry u Robinson
TT .. aud to DO sold by
PAT I. GlLTS' Sheriff,
sherins Office. Wilmington, Del, FEBRUARY
q 1888. a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

wMMINaToN 10 always ahead. Now we
know 1t, for Charles B. Palmer now a
student at Harvard has been elected as
one of.the editors OF 'The Harvard Daily
News" published by the students Of the
University, Charley Ia n hummer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
AuGIilNEER'S GARD.

The undersigned are prepared TO call sales
real ana personal property Oh reasonable
tetms at short notice, Address Tenth and
layton st ects. or call at Fifth aud Ning
streets on maFhG ct days.
i2@.ls eud. W, J. LAM d son, AueCs.
DUBHG SAILS called by w. A. HuHili.
i Auctloneer in city and country. Now
is the time to engage your day. j2g-t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
Security trust l saia Deposit %.

NO NEJ IWaFNef StFGbT.
Capital Sbuu.GU0. Surplus SiO0,000.
Allows Interest on Deposited
Money Rs Fnitowa;
Deposits payable on demand per cent.
Deposits payable after 10 days notice ~.
per cent.
deposits payable after days notice per
cent
Active business accounts are not taken.
The company acts as Executor Adminis-
trator Trustee, Guurjial. Receiyer and
AGENT, and rcnts small safes in lire and bur-
Riar-proot vaults.
FEM, NIELpS, President.
WAt, i. BANCROFT. Vice President
JAS. b. CLARkSUN, Treasurer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

ssTHn psople oil Delaware might try
skeleton key 20. open that Senatorial
deadlock. PhIladslphla Record.
Well, In oonflnlnr ourselves to the joke
We muet say that truly skeleton key IL
needed. But aside from any TESTING,
don't you think NJ. Bayarl could open
the locks' Send for him again. anyhow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

GHEkItF7S sALE.-BY ylHTUE OF A
> writ Of Levari Faains TO me diteci ed .
Will he exposed to pu9liJ safe At rho
Court House. on Market street., between
Tenth anu Eleventh streetS In the city Of
Wilmington. New Castle County. Gel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Lar IN yoar eR4s wa.ie YOU huye
ehhncs. To-day they were selling Tor So
40 ~ eAnts per dozen; 10y Saturday next
they will be so osnts per doz u Iris is
wLsrs ever the festive hen asts Ia nor
fire work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

IdE committee of tie Delaware state
Grange headed by ]. Alexander Fla ton,
Intend TO reiUrin tho ballot in our State
They ehouii have begun soiua twnnt3
years ago then the State would have hhi
more money In It's treasury. lHs rofor;a
movement can be sttrtel ritat 70 IN
Wilmington commencing at Ito receiver
of taxes Let Us have reform out no. of
the Dom oeraLio kind ilAe They are giving
US at Washington. d. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
'RiDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1895.

VIII DO sold At public sale stthe late residsnce
on the Lancaster pike, miles from city Of
Win nm nm on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

4. The subscriber having detefminsd to re-
llnquish the farming busin cas- will sell with.
ont reserves at his residefice in lied Lion hun.
dred. about one mile east Of the village or
Red Lion and ono mile north of Reybold Sta-
tion. Delaware City Railroad on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13


Our Legislature is 4tiI ut tna old place
doing business. Nothing OF importance
has yet been done Tfare ara alseldy
several bills thut should never b. allow.
ed to have eyen enc roalthg We aituas
to the bill sent In Is Iohn L. salisbury.
taxing mortgages aud boud,. Now tho
writer Of the article ia nota bloatad bond
holder, but 40 thinks ii sue.s btl! ahoud
become law in 5e,awate c,pIttl woutd
be harder .hin ever to b. tad on 0ohI
and mortgage Il would sesk other
channels Tor Investments ltatie of our
Stale,
TuF small bay aud his b.; BROTHER an
sister should be IIare tNtn satl6tlAd VITA
tho sAatI9 THIS Season. l&ery stream
surfoutldus out atty IS frozen up as solid
az can he. Tlese ~io enjoy Skating eau
have no cause to grambi,s and tho uard=
ware merchants are particularly pleased,
as the present cola s0ap AMI bs suow
storm has caustd a clearing out OF skatea
and snow shoveis. It's Al ~ wal ttlat
don't Ulow come cheppy eolIs good.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Tux tadies connected with tho churches
are always getting up souetatnx new.
The KtGga DsuGhtgr5 AMI tHs Ladies' Ali
Society ot Wesley N e CHurcn VIII give
valentine suI Per Oh lhuss4ny evening.
Every person viii be presented with G
YaLeht ne. sNrpar NJ 6.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27
SHARP g. GWATHMEY, IS Main Street.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RE- N T.

Store 10 Union streot. 8S5. 1877 Queen
street.
STORE 81 Union street.
House % Quc6n street.
Houses on bermuda street.
House 27l East Main street.
House l64 Boush street.
iioure Avenue A Huntersville.
Oinces ana sleeping apartments on
CRANKY STREET.
HOW OF new houaes r. A. avenue OK
tented.
No. 8 Loyall's lane.
Offices on ground moor. SO Main street.
Httei to suit applicants.
New house, Mvereide, Z Sooms and
esable 70 stalls)i 9l2.6o,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27

tenement rental properties on Church.
Smith. WillouRhby, James and Kelley
streets.
Vacant lots on Dunmore, Brewer,
Princess Anne. Plume, Riverside, Wind
sor ana New Castle streets, and Park.
Willonghbv. Central ami h Avenues. and
many more at Lambert's Point.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27

EoVs {" Save Money ana ttcntu,
Most people have some tronhlo
~ltn their health which they wonlI
IKE cured If 1t could be doue easily
ana cheaply. DR.. Greene. of a
west l4th street, New York civ
VINO Is the most successful specinlist
III curing nervous and chrome dis
eases, makes the following offer. He
gives you the privilege OF consnIt.
ing him, free of charge, through his
great system of letter corresnond.
ence. Write him just how Won feel
ma what symptoms trouble Won.
ne Will answer your letter, explain
ing your case thoroughly, telling
Just what ails you and how to Get
STRONG and well. He gives the most
careful attention to every letter and
makes his explanations 80 clesr that
you understand exactly what vour
complaint is. And for all this Won
pay nothing. You do not leave vonr
nome and have no doctors fee 70
pay The Doctor makes q spemaltv
Vi treating patients through letter
correspondence and Is having won.
ueriui snccess. lie is the discov.rer
" thHt celebrated medicine. DR.
Greene's Nervnra blood ana no.r.
remedy; If You write him at ones
you VIII doubtless be cnred
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27
A GALLANT SOLDIER.
MR., Georgc H.. >hnter. of Scranton.
Pa, saw service sa tho Rebel.
IONA Weii-NnOVyu a.. A. k.
6,nfnrnde.

Pa, saw SCrytce th tho hcbet.
Iona weii-Nnown a.. a. K.
CoInrRdc.
From thu Scranton, Pa Republican
Mr.. George +. Shafer, of 1859 Won
Storch avenue, scranton, Pa, wears tho
honorel brown button OF the Grand
Army OF tho Republic. lie enlisted i'll
Company A OF the Fifteenth Regiment.
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. at the
outbreak Of the war and after year of
8 rvico practiced his tiade. that of II ma
chinist. with the army in Tennessee. lie
il now Il member OF Griffin Post, No. i09,
OF SCRANTON.
MIR. ShHfer was mere boy in those
DAYS. and to-day ho carries his 80 years
lightly. Ho says he has had very little
sickness during his he. although for
number or Years past he has heen trou.
bled with dyspcpsis-a disability that
may DO traced to his camp life and his
constant work III the shops.
"DNspepSla doesn't bother me mu CHI
now. thou h Mr.. Shafer tod q rel orter.
Pain killer was recommended 10 me.
and remembering its Sreat efficacy i'll
curing the pains OF soldier life, | tried
il. BsIore That | suffered untold agony
with that lump OF lead on have un-
donbtedly heard a IL out if Jou never OK
prrionced 1t. 1t is worse than tie lead
from the musket O. a foe. 1t used 20 at
tack me at all sorts of times. us ally
without EARNING. Leforo began TO $50
Pain Killer / could ind no lief OK opt
to let Il wear itself out. There WIS uoJh-
ing that could eat and enjoy without
danger of bringing on an attack. Bat
now hayo no trouble Mt all, continued
Mr.. Shafer. IL eat what i lease aud when
! please. and enjoy the best of health.
/ the lump of lead appears simply
take two or threa drops OF sin Killer
in little water or milk and 1t disapI ears
in SANITY. The result is am never with
out Pam Killer. but always have it with
me wi srever | go.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27
H. C. HoggaTd g. Co.,
Real Estate and
Rental Agents
i26 MAIN SIRE EFT.
PHONE No. 7I9.

FOR RENTS Highland, 81 Kelly. 40
Wood, rs Charlotte ~, Chapel, ln5. -OS,
4Oi aud lus Highland, 8 and l3 Baxter,
l2G Willoughby. 70 and l25 ! muuA
slres., eight Rooms, SIS per month; is
Brewer, 96 Chapel.
FOR SALE-Nice house on Willoughby,
two OH lark. one on Gibbs four on High.
land, three on Reservoir, one OH run.
stall, two on Falkland. Two on Levitt,
one on clay. Nice lots on treenlasou,
Boush. Dartmouth. Corprew, Marshali,
Highland. Park Kel and Gibbs also
s veral nice farms for stock. grain OF
trucking. Oh easy terms.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27

RY. VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRusp
". Allen, individually, and trading as w,
r. Alien Co, to us, as trustees, VIC have
tak.h possession OF the stock of goods contained
and The book accounts and other evidences oil
lndebtsdnes due 10 said w. +. Allen 4 Co..
ana all other property conveyed in said deed.
All persons having claims against the said
hrm or against w. F. Allen, will present them
TO us duly verified, and all persons indebted to
MIN VIII make payment to us or o our agen,e
NJ said store. As soon rs possible an inven.
tory OF he assets will be made, and then va
will b. glat TO furnish any Information in our
possession TO The creditors of the firm. For tho
pr sent We will continue II sell the good, in
said stores in the usual course OF business
J. Il. LOWENBURG
THOMAS H. WILCOX,
Iei3-u Trustees.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27
NOTICE TO
Tanners Greek Tax-Pavers,

will have the tax hooks for Tanners
Creek at J. a. wilson " 60. : Shoe Store
No. - Bank street. Norfolk, Va, EACH
SATURDAY from . o'clock to 3 p. III. >,
beginning the 10th insta II. AID continu-
ing till the books are returned 10 recei, c
the taxes of 1884 | shall be compelled
enforce collections. ami all persons are
requested TO call and settle what taxes
they still owe, ami thereby save the
costs of levy and other EXPENSE
WILLIS HUTCHINGS.
Deputy Treasurer for Norfolk county.
fe1l-we&sa-5w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27
Coming in.

New beautiful and useful novel,
ties for birthday aud other o,f,s
diamonds and watches can he found
IN greater variety ut Frank Il. Gala
shsn elsewhere. 152 Main streat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27
STOR AGE

THE SEAROARD WHARF AND WARE
HOUSE COMPANY will stow Guauo at 20
cent per ton iirst month, and 10 cent
subsequently,
Cotton aud other commodities stored
on very advantageous terms. Nego liable
warehouse receipts issued Insurance
effected Tor any period i'll good com
panles considerably below curr mt rates
ONcrs first class wharf facilities for all
classes of vessels. Ample storage
capacity TOR largest cargoes. Apply to
II. A. hOBlE.
fcl0su, wo, ir-lm President.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27

@EMENfBER THAT YOUR pROPERrR
IL, may bo swept away without notice.
and that lifes period OF duration is uns
certain Prepare for either emer genoP
by wisely placing iNsuRANoE WITH
effelk, We, .siiaS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27
FOR S ALE .

We oiIer some OF the most desirable
Investments now on the market.
No. 167 CRANKY street.
No. 222 anu 22i Ruta Htreei
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27
fe1T-tds

BY the Morris Auction House. IS Bank street.
I ARG L TRADE SAFE AToUR AUCTION,
- house on THURSDAY MORNING, Febru.
airy 18th, at 1880 O'Clock. of
5000 STOCK OF CLOTHING,
Dry Goods, GcntS Furnishing Goods. etc.
.o K. X. NORRIS,
ie%'-Zt Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-27
A UCT1oN SALES FUTURE pav
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BY w. NJ. Hannah. Auctioneer.

RYvIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ the I'D day OF February, 1884, from Marina
mitchell to me, as trustee, and recorded in TX
y; III A., p. 26j, of the Corpo alton CourS
Ciers office, and at the request OF the holder
OF the note therein secured, shall sell at pub,
nc auctioo, at tho Norfolk Real Estate Er.
change, No ll5 Main street, Norfolk, Va, on
m. The following property, to-wit, TiIAY
CERTAIN LOT OF LAND, with the framS
,, building thereon, No. AZ. situated tp
Norfolk, Va. IA d lot is numbered % on White,
head u Tupis, plat, and fronts twenty feet ON
said street and runs back seventy feet
7, r. BORLAND,
Trustee.
w. NJ. HANNAH,
Ie1i-tds AuctiOneer