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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

Many who will agree with Miss
Susan b. Anthony, that Congress
lacks wisdom, will not accept her i'm
pllcation that the womau's suffrage
convention had it all.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

Inc proprietors OF that live and
progressive newspaper. the Daily
states, have generously donated
their issue of April 18th to be edited
ana controlled by the ladies' OF New
Orleans. The proceeds will be ap-
propriated to assist the financially
distressed House Of Good Shenherd
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

In hunting for wife for his oldest
SON, the Mikado Of Japan should not
overlook the charms Of the dusky
female who erstwhiIe queened 1t over
some thousands Of his subjects in
Hawaii.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

II Congress doesn't like President
Cleveland's financial bill. it must
produce more satisfactory one, II
1t hopes to retain the respect of the
people.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

IfPresident Cleveland were as we'll
supported In Congress rs he IS
throughout the country, there would
be some beneficial legislation.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

1t is difficult for an ordinary per-
SON to excuse Congress for not fol-
lowing the Presidents advice and
saving those sixteen millions Of dol
lars
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

This has been q hard winter, in
deed, for those who ''go down to the
sea In ships" The harvest of death
has been universally large.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16
FOR REpREAENTATIvE-

We are authorized TO- announce DIR! G..
l.. Mitchell as n candidate tor Represen-
tative from Hancock county to the Mis-
sissippi State. legislature, subject TO tho
action of tho Democratic party.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

Mr.. +. G. Keith. speaking at the
Chicago Bankers GLIB, said: II am
not q Democrat, but doff my hat
to Grover Cleveland. in the present
crisis he has given Congress and the
nation lesson In integrity"
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

II remains to be seen what Che
House thinks Of that little Senate
scheme to spend %, ,O0O, 900, 10 lay q
cable TO Hawaii.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

The EcHo IS pleased TO learn the
Biloxi blizzard will make its appear
ance next Thursday. after a suspep.
sion OF about two weeks, and regu.
larry thereafter with Mr.. l.. Rosen.
thai at the helm. lie now has a
plant OF his own and will give his
readers better paper than ever
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The New Orleans press is lighting
hard for the conviction Of the Doodle
aldermen.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

"Out Echoes" is new and per-
manent feature inaugurated in this
issue.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

II there isn't IN early change at
Washington, people will cease to be-
IN the existence Of popular sympathy
for the underdog in the fight.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16
TIM RGAND&.

Those bonds were sold to foreign
syndicate because they could not be
sold in lump TO Americans. They
could haye been offered for sale, of
course, but that would have been
taking chances Of failure in placing a
sufficient quantity 70 supply the xola
needed, which the President and his
Secretary Of the Treasury did not
care to do. Besides the President
and all The members OF his cabinet
believe Il is much better to get this
gold from abroad than from our own
people. Those who are criticisinc
the administration because this gold
was purchased abroad would have
been the first TO jeer had an attempt
been made publicly without success
TO purchase it at home. The admin-
istration has done the best it could
under existing laws. Congress Is
to blame for not changing the laws.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

The N. o. Item offers $1,000 TO any
one giving information Of any tam
pering with the jurors Of section h.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16
FOR TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce CAPTAIN
j. A Favre as o candidate for Treasurer
Of Hancock cou"ty, subject to the action
OF the Democratic primary cleo tion.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

AnnouncemcntsA under this heading
must positively be paid for in advance,
don't ask for . deviation from this rule.
County Offices, sio; beat Offices, S5.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16


Only until next saturday will the
subscription price Of The Echo re-
main at s1.0O per annum.
and after the stated time sI.5O viii
be required instead Of the prssen,
price. Subscribers have been settling
their accounts at lively rate from
this week until the closing Of
this item. Last night we found 2S7
names Of parties on our books who
are 10 arrears. This Is no dun. NO
begging. but simply "a word in
time" 90 people who disteoarded
previous notices win not 20 around
and consistently say The Euho took
advantage Of them. We wish 10 be
liberal and faIg.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

Some Of the American misslonar.
les TO China should take few les
sons 10 the art Of heing discreet. One
Of them lately wrote letter which
has been published, 10 which he said /:
/" can see nothing in the aggressions
of Japan but the moment Of vain
glorious enthusiastic eager to win a
position 10 the eyes OF the world"
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16
FOR CIRCUIT a. CHANCERy CIFRE

We are authorized to announce T.. IT..
Hofmann as . candidate for re-election
TO the Office Of Circuit and CIancery
clerk. suijsct to the action of the Deuc-
cratic primary alection,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16
e. w. MORRIL,
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FOR MISSISSIPPI COAST.
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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

TX Speaker Reed did not make
a halfway success Of bis attempt to
straddle the financial question.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

MOREAu AND OSOiNACH.
Editoga And ropriatnes.

Entered IN the post Office at Ray st, Lou
rs second-class mall matter.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-02-16

An offlc,sl organ Of Hancock county Chan
oery Court. Mississir.,i.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
lDOrT KILLING TIE GOLDEN EOOSh'
nm, The Gentlcwoman Gondon).

From The Gentcwonan h.ohhoh'
Never no never before have 40 many AIn"r'raii,9 i,
been seized with the intention OF VisitlI ~ - n,a
ain ss during the last few months, during June a,
Juy London will be crowded WIN men anu ~o',s. w. h
mailing from all parts OF The tn'teI S.a'rh 81, m
autumn our health and pleasure resorts sn.s,u @ w.
;he scene Of their annual merrynakhg an" amp
inp out And ought to be READY 20 i'rl' 49,
strangers rlrh. royalty. and return. In some Why
the boundess kindness and hosItait! VIII" INV
In a letter | recently read from certain youhs
English iecadent who has been doing tn' ivuln y,
,Sn American cities he remarks: THE Americans
simply love: they so wonderfully syinpn,,n'ur r
TO one, There Is no trouble they VIII nor 'ih,l W
personal Inconvenience they VIII not sniier. u ~ ~
any they can render one scr'c,'' d,,r1s,o.
In trade IL would be as much to our own adVhh'ae'
as to theirs not only TO welcome. but re'hin M
Americans in England as long az possible. No' ". az
Americans are rich though most are generous We
are sadly In need OF their dOiars Dut Ne'u "o' w
extortionate for all that. 49,.
Ircssmakers ard millincrs have dlscoVercn thnt
an American woman rs beginning to like nice Lon
don frocks as well nice Paris ones but II ,hr
as the French one, she-the American VIII prefer
from force OF old habit. to give Partisan M her
order Gloves old silver. brio a-brnc, pictures.
quaint furniture and leather Work AHefchns are
glad 10 purchase here. Though many anord 10 go
TO the big hotels there are thousands who. accus-
toned to their comparatively modest Doafulns
houses would be glad 10 stay in the fnHish cofi,y
during the summer and fall" II they could 'ni
s,ay at from two 10 four guncas head "A week. All
Included am convinced that In a few years tme
tho innkespcrs In the more romantic parts OF Eng
land Scotland Ireland and Wales would reap d
splendid harvest annually OF dollars II they coui1
prepare their minds to making their houses as at
fiactiVe and inexpensive as those 20 when Nfnen-
cans resort In their hundreds OF thousands In Ger
many and Switzerland every August and September
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

o,,i.e tho most ancient bridge that spans the
Soine its first stone having been laid IN 1913 oy
King Henry III. The workmen are on tne spot
and the old bridge. wnch One M ,os,on .mo
very centre of metropolitan life and the 1ashlon-
ohle promenade Of the Partisan OF 300 years ago,
,s 70 be scraped widened. strengthened ana re-
tuvenated in such n manner as 10 dlHinsn ,ne
startling contrast that has hltnerto eahteu pe'
.da tbo onnearance Of the structure and its
name. T.. u, rohoh,,
succeed to the seat In the Acadeln! .ers aSamt
by the death Of NJ Ferdinand de Lesseps ABOUT
tbo same age as Pierre Lott, whom ne resembles
in some respects, he is far more OF Jour rnaist ~
than an author and the only book tnat pears
his name on It's title page IL a volume or essays
anti,ied "F,tudes Historiques et D!plomatlques,
which Is merely reprint OF artlcies Una. nc Tau @
previously published in the Jourhai ues De-
bats" paper OF which he has oeen one Oh me me
Leading editorial writers since 1873 Not thar tnis
In anv way diminishes the value OF the essays.
which are beautifully written and full OF 'nIor.
nation obtained by NJ. Charmes from the secret
ht,,as ~ tho Department Of Foreign Affairs
20 which ne had access for several years wnile
n member Of that office. II was IN consequence
of the perspicacty and cleverness wnlch ne ds-
ni,vod in his treatment Of foreign questions IN
,ha "Dehats'' that he was attached TO the De-
nartment of Foreign Affairs first as prlncipai
ppr,vate secretary 70 the Minister, and subse-
nuently as political director WIN IN, no'o' al
title Of Minister PlenipOtent.ary. Wnie ne Is not
particularly popular. owing In part 10 ms some
what cold and reserved manner ana 10 MS super.
ciliousness and consciousness or superiority' YET
II "a impossible to deny that he Is one OF the con.
snicuous figures In the intellectual and ponticai
world of the metropolis. He forms one OF a triaI l
v, hro,hare one of whom the most talented OF
tho three died Of consumption some years ago,
while the other Xavier. is member OF the IN
stitute and one Of the chief officials OF 'he MIN slih-
istry Of Public Instruction. SO renowned nave
been these three brothers for their cieverness
and culture that one sometimes heard the say
ing that II the Athenian republic OF OLD nad its
Three Graccs the French republic OF the present
day had It's Three "Charnes
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
.TrEEETIyC TRIPS.


j
The Dolphin will be busy this summer. She VIII
start to-day with Assistant Secretary McAdoo on a
trip 70 embrace the Naval Reserve stations. start
Ing from Baltimore. the ship VIII touch at all North
ern ports where headquarters Of the Reserve are
The cruise Will last about thirty days. and may ex-
tend 10 some Of the Southern ports. The Dolphin will
later tako Secretary Herbcr, on trip TO the naval
stations OF the North. incluJrg N9w-York. Bos-
station al Bar Harbor but the ship will go there
nevertheless. She will reach Newport when the
season is at its height THE Register believes that
Official inspection by the naval authorities should be
made In a vessel OF the Navy This Il the proper
course But Is not the practice being overdone and
too much Government coal consumed on 1unke's'
Is the duty 20 be performed commensurate with
the outlay or could II not be discharged well and
much more economically by going by rail? These
questions naturally arise and they will occur to the
voters suspect to the detriment OF the service
In Congress.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

united family than that Of the Dunerins. among
whom wit. brilliancy. merriment and geniallty are
the order OF the day. They all excel In every Kind
Of athletic exercise. Lord Duirern. In spite Of his
threescOrc and odd years, being as fervent a
knight OF the wheel as ne II n graceful and en-
thusasiic dancer He and his wife enjoy the repu-
tation OF being two OF the foreigners who
have mastered the mysteries OF what Is known at
~. Petersburg and Warsaw la Grande Ma
zourks. and In fact II Is difficult 10 find anything
TINT the Temple Bllckwoods are not abe 20 do. and
what is more. do well.
Lady Dunern IL fitting mate for her accom-
plshei husband. and perfect mentor for any young
American girl such Lady Terence. Her life In
Canada and India as Nicereine. with attributes
more regal than those OF many OF European
sovereign. have not spoiled her In the least and OF
al English great ladies she is the most natural un
affected and sympathetic Lord Terence has In
heritcd MS parents fondness for fun, and In days
gone by was renowned as n practical joker-a typ-
cal lriSn boy, his head full OF merry mischief
lie s sooered somewhat by matrimony. The portrait
or Lazy Terence here presented Is from one Of her
latest photographs.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23

AXp THEIR AMTKcAN DArGIITERiNLNW.
Thero are In Paris Jew more popular daughters ~
I'nsc Sarn who hav" brown In their l1t with FOR
cign nohlcrncn than Lady Terence H,ackwooi. the
OF the MARQUIS Of pi,ferln ami Ava
England's most successful diplomat as we'll rs her
most able administrator. II may be taken FOR
granted that the pretty Ncw-Y Yorker. who previous
to becoming Lady Terence WAS Mss Davis L. hap
PLY married FAR more 50 than most OF her country
women who have welded foreigners For It would
be difficult 10 ma d more charming. happy and
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
SIZE PROVED AN ALIBI FOR her BOT.

From The Lewiston Journal.
A witness who says the right thing In the right
way Is a jewel: and shining specimen was n Maine
mother who was striving TO prove an albi Tor a boy
in a DEMONSTRATING case. A man testified that he
had seen the boy at the village that day. when
the woman sprang from her seat and cried: He
rant out nuther His pants was hanging on the
clo'es line all day!"
New-York tribune., 1895-06-23
TOPICS IN PARIS.
A RACING EPISODE.

THE rrrr DEs F1.EuRs A FAILuEE-AssAlLiN'
THE pREsrDENr-PARIs Is BEGINNiN" ~
pprp,pr FOR THE NEXT INTERNA-
TrONAI. EXUIBITION
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
WRETCHEO SUFFERING.
Starvation in the Hooking Valley.
No Supplies.
BY Southern Associate Press.


CoLUMBUs, Ohio, February L.
". Ii. Smith and la John Rausch-
alb, president aud secretary of the
Board of Trade, returned to-day
from Jacksonville aud vicinity, where
they had been distributing supplies.
They say that frightful restitution
prevails in tho Hooking Valley and
are exceedingly indignant that re-
ports to the contrary should be cir
culatcd. Newspaper accounts have
not done justice to the situation.
Within two miles of Jacksonville Il
woman starved to death on Wednes.
day, having been five days without
food. The woman had received aB-
slstance from the Jacksonville COM
mittee, but had sacrificed her own
lifo for her children. Mcssrs. Smith
aud Rauschalb confined their inves.
legations to Jacksonville and vicinity.
They found forty four families on
Monday with nothing to subsist on
OF these families fifteen were almost
at the point of starvation.
Prof. Coultrnp told them that
there were 14,445 persons in the
Hooking Valley and that on FRI
day the commissary department
would be bare with the exception of
Hour.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
AUCTION sALEa FUTURE nay


puBllC SAL OF OLD MATERIAL AT rHD
| NAVY YARD NORTULK, VAHNAvy
nkrABlNl.H1, WRsnISG1oN. H. -.Ianuarr
y lS!'.- In RocOriau,e with the provision, or
the second section of the act of Congress APP
PloNci August ., 1852. statutes at l.arg, Vol.
X page &S, AMI the Act making appropriaA
to.s Tor the naval service Tor he fiscal yeap
ehHlhs June 80 1871. sud tor other purposes
approved Juno 80 1880, there will | c sold ~
~" Navy-yari, Norfolk, Va. On February -.
1897, certain stores bclun King to the Navy ani
condrtnl td aS unit tor use therein. son. istint
oi Provisions clothing. tobacco. iron suic4t
scrap vad, steel ana hon, sounding machin..
ire eNtir cuishcrs. boats, boiler tubes steel wiri
hawseis lamp aud MANILA rigging grn car
To the highest bidder Tor each lot by scaled
proposals. Catalogues CONTAINING forms ui pro-
poSalS Tor bidder, may lie at tanned on aD; lien
ton at the office OF the General Storek err,
Vanguard, Norfolk, VA Proposals mus, 10
made IN duplicate, inci' ed in an CIV lopc ep-
demnNd ores al The Navy-yard. Norfolk. Va
10 be otent Il on february D. 1873" aud nd
dressed to Tho T. yHaStrr OF the Navy-ysrN
Noti"!H, Va. PROP o,uls must reach I'M. o;Iica
"i The laymsS'er "f the ! ard not later ihRu ~
o'c o u"on ON the above date. 4 dtbpsit or
:" per cc' I. 81 the tota' amount OF u hid nluSt
accompany II rs security for III payment n
tn balHl ce "a ii The removal OF the nt.tiui ~,
arr cIcS iihin twenty ays tUt the convenience,
"t the tDNcrnmCnt) from date of ne ppiupcn IN
bid Will Ia deposit viii tie forfeit .l tn ma
lhuei states IN event OF failure to nav stt,.,
balance and max removal wi hin the timA
state {. deposit of the full amount of id.
hiis. Tho stores must lie removed without eN-
pvnsc 20 the Government The right To Ir,cs
any or all bids reserved. W. McApOO Actin,
secretary o. inc Navy. JaIUwcSsa-2w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
II. c. HOggard g. Co.,
Real Estate and
Rental Agents
1916 MAIN RECT,
PHONE No. 749.

FOR RENT-12G Wiloughby. 8l3and
3l5 Willo ughby. all modern conveniences
and cisterns; W. Park avenue. ~ Park
avenue, Is highland. 1905 iiighlan ave.
nue.. :, Kelly avenue, new house on tiibb,
avepue. - Wool street, q Cha Ell. -
Brewer. 20 Charlotte street. 70i Chapel.
. and - Batter avenue 80 and ~ DENNY
FOR SALE-Two houses on ark ave
nue. four Oh WilloNghby avenue. two on
Cooke avenue. one OH Gibbs avenue.
-FOUR on li'ghiand. three on Reservoir,
one on Tunstali. two on Falkland iva
on lovitt avenue, one on LAY. one on
& avenue, lluntersville. and nice lots on
Precursor. Bousl. Dartmouth. cor
rrew, Marshall, liishlanG, Park aud
Gibbs also vCral nice farms well located
suitable for stock raising. Grain or truch
farming, on easy terms Correspondence
solicited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02

WHEREAS II j. DEEM u ENplDIENr
" and Tor the best Interests of III. civ "a
Norfolk and the public IN general that Mar.
un's lane should lie graded and paved with
rAhb.c 40, ks and single pavement from Main
street 10 Plane size therefore. Lcit
RESOLVED 10y the Common ami Select com.
ellis OF the city Of Norfolk. 4 mmiarty II all thA
members ciccIc'ifo oach cornell ooncur ing
firS. That 1t is enpidie that Martin,
lane from Main street to Plume street 10
graded and p1vci with Iubblo bluckS ami sinrlA
pavement according 20 the plan OF he city I'm.
gIuecr.
Second. That thew rk Of grading and nay.
Board OF street, Sewer ana Drain Commits
stones.
Third. That one-half ~ q: the COS, Of IN.
said work lie assessed against the owners az
rca estate shutting on said stree. or lane f,or4
Ma II street 10 Plume street. according To- ,i,.
runnlng too, tina Is To say. that the o, ners OF
real estate nhutjinG ON III" east side of The soit
lane rom VI in street 10 Plume street. shall In
assessed WIN fnc-quarier of the costs of the
work according t. the running foot ana INA
o. n"'s ui real 's'atc on the west s de- nj sniy
ian" from Main street To Plume street shall Ia
sscs'e Ell with onc-Guartcr ot tie eos, of tht
We according 10 he rGnnirg foo, and lhs
i"i, hlnuoi, Gnt-ha,i OF -" expense, shall 10
pa'd out OF the pa lie ire Surv
Fourth. That public notic. of these resolr
ions hr Liycn 10y Publishing The same in Two
%. more newspapers pub iShci in tic city ot
Norio Tor period of twenty DAYS.
VI ped 10y The Common Council January
81, 49, 10 ayes.
Signed JOHN l.. ROPER.
tresid nj Common Council
lSY5-S ayes
l,igneD JAS. l.. WHIST
Ja!"-2Vt Pres ident Select & Iuncii
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
FOR s A..

we oher come OF the most desirable
Investments now on the market.
zine West End residence, S7xl20 feet.
NO. l67 CRANKY street.
No. 222 anu 224 Butte street.
Aenement rental properties on Church,
Smith. Willoughby James and Kelley
sire cts
Vacant lots On Dunmore. Brewer,
Princess Anne, Plume. Riverside, Wind
sor ana New Castle streets. and Park.
Nil!oughbv, Central ami 3 Avenues, and
many more at Lsmbert's Point.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
Notice..

/ want every man and woman
the United States Ipteresto6 "a "a
Opissa ana Whiskey habit, to have
one OF my books on these diseases
ADDRESS b; M. WooLLEY, Atlanta
as.' BOX $50, and one will be san.
wnk-so
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02
A UCTION SALES FUTURE DAv
Assignee's Sale
Stock Of Groceries, Liquors, Etc.

pursuant to the provisions of Il certain deed
oil trust, executed by John H. Lowe to me, az
trustee dated tue eth day of .Iapuary, A. D..
1879 aud duly of record, shall oiier Tor sala
u. pubic auction. at the store No. , {
s-sn"bf stree, (6Et floor of the naddinr-
Ton buildIug), i'll the city of Norfolk Va, o.
M0nuar. The i'm bity OE scbrunry
1913. II - o'clock m, all the stock OF Groce.
res ana O her goods, together with tho
nN'"rcS anu aurur,enanccs To tic same belong
ing, contained IN said store, 80 81 Graubr
street, ia the lower pat Of the Haddingto&
building, together with all other propprtr
which WIS u cd 10y said John z. Lowe in cob
neciion with his busiHc>s; also all the stock of
groceries, unc'udiug Wines, Brandies, Whis-
kies anu all other goods stored i'll the house
numbered ~ and III Concord street in ,oiE
Guy also the leascson said stores No 81 Granbr
street AMI 80 apd II Concord street
Inc III STOCK OF groceries, etc, will be Bold
nsn whole, to The hig .c-, bidder
The inventory ofail of said property can DO
seen at my ofic-, No. i0t Main street, at any
Tim" prior 10 day of sale
TERMS CASH
January 2Sd, 1885, Trustee
la2S-idS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-02

Messrs. Horace S. Peed and Jas
a ~; q ordah have formed co partner
T p unaer the firm name of +. NJ
l sea ~ Son, to conduct the sbin
onatMmaiery and ship supply business
=. water street and Roanoke ave.
0osepsr iss, 1884 se30.su. tn tt