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Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06
OH GERS Elected,
COUNTY BUILDING.
Transfera.

3-Clara f. Newton to L. S. Nc.
Cabe. part outlot ., Fairmount add.
Moline, S5.
Victor S. Westberg to Clara f.
Newton. part outlot ., Fairmoun,
add, Moline, 1900.
L. J. Rodman by heirs to Tim ID.
Hay. lot s, block !, Gen. Rodman' s
add, Rock Island. 5000.
L. j. Rodman bv heirs to Bernard
Birkenfeld. lot 2. block 4, Gen. Rod.
mans add, Rock Island. 5000.
j. II. Canon to Thomas Watson,
mel swi and part nwi swl 16. 16. 5w,
$3.16O.
j. II. Canon to Thomas Watson,
2 acres nwi swi. 16, 16. 2w, $40.
4-Trustees of schools to CITY OF
Moline. part lot 81, assessors plat of
32, IS. 1w, 81.
Adam Alday by heirs to George
Lee, lot 9, block 1, Alday's third
add. Moline, $3.50.
Probate.
4-Estate of Frederick Kramer.
Proof of notice to creditors. Invent
ory fled and approved.
Estate of John H. Cooper. Execu-
trix's report filed and approved.
Assignment of Rock Island Heat
ing and Plumbing company. Deed
of assignment to Thomas Davis.
Schedules "a" and s.B" filed.
Licensed to Wed.
5-Martin Rail, Mrs. Lou Marion,
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06
Trust Those Who Have Trled-

Catarrh caused hoarseuess and
difficulty in speaking. l also to q
great extent lost hearing. BY the
use of Ely's Cream Balm dropping o,
mucus has ceased, voice and hearing
have greatly improved. j. W.
Davidson. attorney at law, Mon
mouth, Ill.
| used Ely's Cream Balm for ca.
tarrh and have received great benefit.
l believe II safe and certain cure.
Very pleasant to take.-William Fra
ger, Rochester, n. Y.
Price OF Cream Balm is so cents.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
A Number of First Class Attractions In
ciudiog .Aii Baba."

ciudiog "Ai Baba."
Al G. Field, the minstrel manager
and delineator of the negro charac-
ter. has organized a novel perform
ance entirely of genuine southern
negroes, some 40 or more under the
title CT Darkest America" They
will tour America after which they
will go to Australia. thence to con-
tinental Europe, England and Scot
land, returning to America in 1898.
The program will consist of p!anta-
ton pastimes. dances OF Dixie. songs
of the south, folk lore. negro charac-
ter sketches, a negro brass band and
orchestra. q negro choir of singers.
camp meeting shouters, pickanin-
nies and all The better features of ne
gro minstrelsy. At the Burtis to.
morrow evening.
The attraction at the Burtis Sun
day will be Murray & Mack. the sue
cesslul Irish comedians in that roll
licking farce-comedy from the pen OF
George II. limerick. entitled ..Finni-
gan's Ball" For some tine it has
been evident to those who watched
the workings of public favor that the
light amusement-loving people were
tiring Of comedies and farces drawn
on the old lines. and it is essential
that comedy to be successful must
have n dialogue that is new. origi-
nal, amusing. daring and crisp. The
specialties must be bright. catchy
and entertaining. The singing must
be good and the choruses strong.
The girls must be pretty, graceful
and bewitching. The men must be
versatile. clever actors and strong in
their specialties. "Finnigan's BALI
and the excellent company engaged
for its production. combine all these
attributes in marked degree.
"Ali Baba"
Next Tuesday morning Hender-
sons great big American Extrava-
ganza company will come rolling
into the three cities on wheels. but
it will be on the wheels of nine car
special train that will bring these
$50 merry artists for their engage
ment at the Burtis opera house Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. They
come direct from their successful
run of Is weeks at the Chicago opera
house. "Ali Baba'' or Morgiana and
the 40 thieves, have played the big
gest engagement vet known in the
history of the Chicago opera house.
Pictorially. "Ali Baba" has made
the best impression of any of Hender.
sons gorgeous productions. Nc
such brilliant scenery has ever been
seen in any theatre; the costume,
are far more elaborate than any
used in the other productions. The
transformation scene. in particular,
'.Thc Birth Of the Butterfly" is one
of the most wonderful scenes ever
produced, and the scenic ensemb bic
is perfect. These are some of the
notable names in the cast: Fri.
Martha Irmler, Hilda Macari, Belle
Black, Bessie Lynch, Alene
Carter, Ezra Kendall, John Burke,
William Broderick, John Cain.
Signor Biancifiori and $50 others.
Seats will be on sale at Fluke's to.
morrow morning.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06
BRIEF MENTION,

Call for Carse & Ohlweiler's ginger
ale.
Des Moines and return Sunday
next - via c., X. l. & p. railway.
Edward Young returns to AMMAN
dale, N. Y, tomorrow to resume his
studies at st. Stephens college.
Miss Bessie Mattison returned
home to jamestown, n. d.. yester-
day, after visit with relatives.
The stage of the water at the Rock
Island bridge at roon was 40 and
stationary, and the temperature. 76.
Go on the excursion to Des Moines
Sunday. Train leaves via c.. X. /.
& z. railway at $50 a. m. SO round
trip.
Don't miss the electric fountain
display at the Tower Sunday, Wednes-
day and Friday evenings. Every
body is talking about it.
Home seekers tickets on sale via.
c.. X. l. II p. railway Sept. 10 to a
number OF points in Iowa. Nebraska.
Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Color
ado and Texas, at very low rates.
The 42d annual meeting of the
Rock Island Baptist association in
cluding the Sunday school and h. Y.
p. L. and Womcn's work. will be
held in the Mount Pleasant Baptist
church al Orion, Sept. 9-12.
A musical concert will be given in
the First Baptist church Tuesday
evening. Sept. "a, in which num-
Der Of the leading musicians of Rock
Island and Davenport will appear.
Ore of the leading musical events of
tho season. Look for further an.
nouncements.
The o. r. c. will give trolley
party Saturday evening. The usual
trip to Moline and Watch Tower will
be made, and also to Davenport,
train leaving barn at 7:30 and stop
ping at Elm street: Twenty-third
street and Nineteenth street. Fare
% cents for round trip.
The Muscatine Ncws-Tribune is
authority for the statement that Fred
Duggleby. a merchant of Daven.
port, mounted a bicycle for the first
time in his life, after missing his
train to Davenport one day this
week. and after little practice at
mounting, rode from Muscatine to
Davenport in 8 hours and 10
minutes.
The tri-city dentists held their an
nual outing at the Watch Tower
Wednesday. A fine supper was
served at the Inn. A business meet
ing was afterward held, at which DIR.
Rigby read paper on ..Our Inhcri-
tance," which was followed by dis
cussion OF the topic. After this, an
informal dance was en- njoyed upstairs.
At the next meeting the annual cleo
tion of officers will take place.
Jacob Stewart and Mrs. Mary E..
Miller made legal exchange of Rock
Island county and Kansas property
some time ago. Recently Stewart
discovered that he got the worst of
it on the Kansas land. and began pro-
ceedings in the circuit court to nulli.
fy the deal. Judge Bigelow listened
to the arguments yesterday. but
couldn't see why Stewart didn't real
ize the alleged situation before the
deal was closed, and decided against
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06
CAVALRY REUNION.
The Ninth Illinois Volunteers Meet at Cam
bridge.

Ane cNIut II IuInOls NOlunteefA meet at Cam
bridge.
The Ninth Illinois cavalry con.
cluded its 2-days' reunion at Cam
bridge last evening, and it proved
one of the most pleasant gatherings
the cavalry has ever held. Hon.
John p. Hand delivered the address
of welcome and Capt. Sam Van SAINT.
of Winona, Mimi, responded in be-
half of the association. Nearly SO
surviving members of the cavaly were
present.
Officers Elected.
Officers were elected as follows:
President-W. F. Cra xford, Edg.
ington.
Vice President-A. W. Mcclure.
Chicago.
Chaplain-Comrade Braydon, OF
Indiana.
Treasurer-Comrade Fitzpatrick.
Secretary-J. II. Carpenter.
Recording Secretary-George Bell,
Chicago.
Next years reunion will be held in
Rock Island, Sept. Sc.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06

Showers today; clearing tonight;
cooler; fair and considerably cooler
Saturday. Southerly winds. shift
ing to westerly. Today's tempera-
ture. &c. +. j. WALZ, Observer.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06
She Ruined Her Health At School,

Sad. but needless. With proper
care and the use of Zoa-Phora, at
needed periods. her splendid intel
lect might now be supported by per-
feet physical powers and graces.
Sold by T. H. Thomas and Marshall
e. Fisher.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06

The Burlington will have on sale
Sept. 10 and "a at about ne.hali
rate for the round trip harvest ex-
cursion tickets to various points in
Colorado. Nebraska. Kansas, Mis-
souri,. Arkansas, Texas and other
states with stop-over privileges.
For particulars apply to
H. ID. MACK, d. p. A.
NJ. j. YoUNG, agent.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ha.
been used for children teething. Ii
soothes the child. softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06

at NJ. F. Bahnsen's drug store a mar
velous cure for all kidney complaints.
nervous exhaustion and female
weakness. 1t is the Clinic kidney
Cure.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06

-fV~
The amount collected from fines,
etc, was $5.1S.
The appended bills were present,d d
and ordered paid:
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06
The BEST 10 CneapesS

Foley's Sarsaparilla is from three
TO ten times strong in blood cleans
ing qualities than any other proprie-
tary medicine. For sale at NJ. +.
Bahusen's drug store. Trial size
80 cents.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-06
Z FULLERTON'S
Consumption Cure.
HYPODERM MIG,

HE
yes Of tuberculosis At last scientific remedy and mode
: the
getabe introduced directly into the capillary hypolemicay
the direct
bacil testimonials
Davenport a m, D. H. Con,
Free.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-26
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT AT WEST
NORFOLK.

By virtue of u deed OF trust dated Juna
una Amelia c., his wife, to the undersiglI.
e9' snd duly recorded i'll the Clerks oiiico
being, reQuired so to do by Che cr,e,ditor
therein secured, | shall sell at public auc-
s sGL,' on the premises. ON TUESDAY, the
q, m;,Lot No. els. Fourth avenue. az
taia uow2 on Grimes * JIargrove's man
improvements thereon. consisting Of a
uT9iinng house ana bake oven.
sftNiSICash sufficient to pay tho
ausht taxes. If any, TO the day of sale.
ana the sum of Sl42, with interest there.
tcrest thereon frCm July /, 1895. and the
names upon the following credit: sls9 on
January !. 1897; sS3 on July i, 1897: SsiSS3 on
January 1. ls9S. and $l,GSO on Juiy /. 1883.
nol6-tds ~ -rr,Si
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-26
ELIZABETH CITY, NC.

Elizabeth City, n. c.. Nov *
ciaD-His Honor, c. W. Petit AkSnpe.
OF norfolk, Is in the city on a short trim
ME. W. ]: Morgan, Of Liberty, " r.
formerly or this place, arrived hers IT,
day to answer the summons of HE e. ~
e., Mr.. D. w. Morgan, who Is yerv stnl-
~ ms T~esidenc on Fearing street
MT. d. A. Morgan. who left hero :.
snort time G to accept a position 10 @
visit. e Oh u snort
Mr.. John W.,.Evans. OF Manteo. N @
y WISHING friends in the First Ward
MISS Emily Hollowell. who has heen
VISITING her sister, in Brambleton for
some lime has returned home. her clio.
Ter, Miss Jesse Baker. companyin
"a party of about a dozen men. fro,n
worth Dakota, arrived here q day or en
age on O. prospecting expedition. Their
purpose Is to buy several large tracts ~
lang n start up the agricultural in
Sdustry In this section on a large scale
~ has been reported that they have nj.
elsady U & a large part Of the Hoi-
Rev. Mr.. vost, of Cleveland. O &c
VISITING his daughter, Mrs. r. o. Prev
on Park avenue.
kew. Mr.. j. A. Castell preached hts
1sFeWei ermon yesterday at the New
&Begun Creek and Union charges Vic
spnTLing with the congregation was
TX
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-26
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
W. NJ. Hannah, Austioneer.

r Y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ made to me by j. J.. Batten. ct ux.,
pearing date on the twelfth day of April,
IN the year eighteen hundred and ninety.
,mir. ord recorded In Deed Rook ll2b, page
200 OF the Clerks Office of the Corporation
Court of the City of Norfolk, and at the
request OF the creditors therein secured,
folk Real Estate Exchunge, No. lis Main
s!EHSt' N9rfqlki Virginia. on FRIDAY.
teen hundred and nlnety-five, at IL M, The
roil2win property, to-wit:
Al mat certain lot of land, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated In Atlantic City Ward. of the City
CT NorioIk. Virginia. being known as lot
number Ten I'D on plat OF said ward. i'm
square No. 2, fronting on the north
side OF Avenue "A" twenty-five (25) feet.
n extending back between parallel
lane. " ~ !"
TERMS:-Cash.
IT. A. PORTER,
Trustee.
w. NJ. HANNAH.
hoEo-tuS Aucttoneer.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY roR sAL,n-

BY virtue of an order made by His
idonor. L. l.. Green, Judge at the fail
lcrin OF The superior Court ~ EcrLf.Ij
county. ~. c., In the suit of II. =. Groom
aSaihst the lshain Lumber Company.
se e o. ne superior Court of Hcrttori
S ~ I1ertiord county, n. c.. we Viii. on
wmESDAf. the 2Gth day OF NoEernbert'
A. pubiic auction, to the highest bidder
tlle following real and PERSONAL protIertv;
belonging 10 the said lsham I.urnhcr
company, to-wIt: y or Ia az
LUIS ~. u. on which the saw mill brv
kiiis. etc, or the said islIam LuinI,.Tr
Ionipary are located, the saw mill. en-.
sihSs, p9llerS,, fixtures, belts, shnftjnps
pui,eES; dry kilns ana all fixtures thereto
anu az the machinery and property OF
ilf 70 said ishnm Lumber Coinpanv. LIE
al the interest, it'll. ana cstuiS ,,r' "mniij3
lsham Lumber Company in and to q nari
Gti or tract OF land. With three ,I Mo.
INV frame buildings thereon, lvin,- al,
tne South side OF The public road ieaJin,s
IToht NIhton. \. G.. adjoining the Iands
or w; ID ALcGianghan. and the right OF
and others. held by virtue OF an agr"e-
mont ior purchase with j. Il. Harc'
TERMS OF SALE are rs fnl,o,r..
ole-third 1-SD Of purchase munny"Hnn,
cash. one-third u-D in three months III
balance I'm six months, with rirhr in m or
chaseT 10 nntlcipatc payments. Title re-
.aiicu uhtll purchase money is paid in
,ull. me whole property Is to he k.nt
insured by the purchaser under the di,tr.
rms, the 23d of October, lN?5.
mo. T.. NNES.
o-, WIN. L. CULEENS.
~ Rgsat,.Ap.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-26

BY virtue OF Il decree entered in ;hs
Sianctry suit of PANEL and others ~,
Aannin; and others. al The Apr'ii ;cfina,
l:9l OF the Circuit Court OF the county OF
HrecnViilc. | shall proceed TO sell nj Duh.
lie anetion. in the town OF %Enporia, on
ne "a Ky Of December. 1885. uhat being
GreeliSvilic County Court day,) n Water
Giist Mill and Twcnty-hvc Acres OF
dl:hmo' more or less. attached thereon.
ms property Is considered very val,Ia-
nlc; OWING 70 tic fine water power and
r;tiiroad facilities. The EIitchc6ck branch
OF me Atlantic and lnnvilie railroad run.
nlns IN a few hundred yards OF the p,op-
c!ty, ana il being located in one miic OF
Ehpo!ia, a town of Lice innnbitnnts
i'artics desiring such property viii find
! 10 their interest TO examine the same
before the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-One-tfird cash.
balance on a credit uf one. Two and three
Years from day OF sale, purchaser cXccu-
ting three notes with interest from date.
payable IN one, two and three years after
their dates, respectively. Title retained
until the purchase money Is fully rnid'
w. SAMUEL GOOpWFN.
October 90. 1897 oc3Glwcliy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-26
JOHN NELLY,
Special Commissioner,
BY Sharp & Gwathmey.
F NECCTOR'S SALE or A DESIRABLE
= FARM NEAR THE CITY
OF NORFOLK.

By virtue OF the power vested in me by
ne last will and testament of Sarah 4.
VI. Eurner. dcceiscd. and in pursuance Of
the decree constituting sand will, entered
ny the Circuit Court of Norfolk county
Gerry suits OF the Citizens Rank of Nor
Iolk, Va, VS.. Il. r. Tatem and others,
ana or l.. Harmanson. executor, etc. VS..
as executor OF the said Sarah \. NJ. Tur-
ner, sell at public auction at the Real
Estate Exchange, liz Main street, in the
CITY 81 Norfolk, ut noon on THURSDAY,
the 9TH day OF December, 1895. 10 the high
81 bidder. the tract of land, with the In
'"rATEM FARM" beautifully located
on the Eastern Brnnh of the Elizabeth
liver, ard Icing not more than two
miles ana by turnpike and not exceeding
"h!c mile ny water route from said city,
AMI Is supposed to contain thirty acres.
more or less, and is boun'ied on Tie north
by the land OF B. r. Wilson. on The south
by Indian River, Turnpike, ana on the
said rropertv will he sold in gross and
moi by the acre.
TERMS: Three thousand dollars OF
he purchase money 10 be paid In cash:
the balance in two equal nsta!mcnts.evi
donccd by the bonds OF the purchaser,
rnyable TO me as executor. the first in
months from the day OF sale, and carry
Ing interest from the LIST OF January 1856.
expire: and a deed of trust at the expense
of the. purchaser will be required to Sc
cure the deferred payments. or the pur-
chaser may pay the whole purchase
money In cash.
J.. HARMANsoN.
Executor of Sarah y. NJ. Turner. de-
SHARP & GwATHMEr.
Ahctioncers
November u, 1898. no2I-tds
tioncers. No. 1G Eank street.
PURSUANT TO THE FOLLOWING
Clerks Office OF Norfolk county. Va, and
cured, ! will sell at public auction at the
S SSi X Main M Hits, N%rf2lk; MI: At! =
,Firsi-AlL THAT CERTAIN FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT. situated on the north
and Cecilia avenues. Said lot is 2ix97b
feet to ,%io-foot lane. House contains
f Ro%eris and and wife Is f by dea ma ds,o BY w; d i,
lSa2. and duly recorded in Iced book III,
page u. '
~sccond-ALL THAT CERrAlNLoToF
streets. Said let is ,30xi05. House con-
Chas; II. Robinson and wife. by decd
dated August I'D. 1895, and recorded in
deed hook 1871, nag 592
LAND, situated on the north side Of
Carey avenue, between Hanson and
MaltGy avenues; lot 2ca55 feet. iiouse
Louis Mnngellctto, dated May %, 1895.
and recorded in deed book 1ol, pngc lis.
1ERMS-One-third cash; balance in one
and two years at i per cent. Deeds of
trust drawn and recorded at the expense
of the purchaser.
GEO. W. DEY.
II. L. PAGE & co.
no2i-tds AnctionecrS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-26

WtiERi:As; IT is DEEMED EXPE-
:, dieilt and for the best interests OF the
that Moselcy street should be i;rade....
cntbcd and E%nttrrcd with wood and shells
The western end of Highland avenue.
Re j. rssGlye9 BY the ctommen and Sc
jorfty of all members elected 70 each
Council concurring:-
First-That il is cXpcdient that Moscly
street from Chapel street cast. to tbs
bridge at the western end OF Highland
avenue he graded; curbcd and s1tiered
Plan and c%stimat" of tn" City Engineer
Second-That The work of grating,
shells, the said Mosely street be under
the supervision OF the Board of Street.
Sewer and Drain Commissioners,
~Third-Thl 1t one-haif OF the costs of tho
said work be assessed against the owners
OF real estate ahntting on the said street
from Chapl street cast TO the bridge at
the western end of Highland avenue, ac-
cording to the running foot, that is To say
that the owners of real estate admitting o,
the north side OF The said street from
Chapel street east. TO the bridge nj the
western end Of Highland avenue. shall be
the work according 10 The RAINING foot.
and the owners OF real estate ON thas3nth
east, TO the bridge nt the western end Of
Highland avenue shall he assessed viii
onc-luarter Of the costs Of the said worE
according to the running foot. ana the
remainder. onG-lialf of the expense OF thn
said work, shall be paid out oil the Pub
lie Treasury.
.Fourth-Thlt public notice of these ,as.
olntions be given by Publishing the same
IN TWO or more newSpa pcrs published in
The city o! Norfolk for a period OF TWEEN
ty days.
Adop;cd by the Common Council No
rc1nber Stl'. lS)I-l2 ayes. nays.
JOHN l.. ROPER,
President Common Council.
Adnnted by IN" Select Co4mril Nuycm.
her 18th. 1852 ayes. nays.
JAMES l.. WINSTON,
President Select Council.
W. w. HUNTER. city Treasurer.
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John c. Niemeycr. AuctIonecr.

T. OMMISSlONER'S SALE OF VAL
" FARM.
,By virtue of n decree entered on the
"a day OF November. 1895. in the Circuit
cause In Chanccry therein nov G~cpending
wherein Charles Reid & Son, who sue
etc, are plaintiffs, and Margaret S. vii.
KITS, CT al, are defendants, the undersiEn-
ei special commissioners will offer for sale
attn day Of December, 1895, at u O'Clock
m. in front of the Norfolk county court
mouse. In the city of Portsmouth, Va,
'n Tu I59in,1owlnE property, to-wit:
containing Is acres, more orlcss, lying on
Sne Sewelfs Point road, In the county of
Nor1olk, and adjoining the lands OF Hen
~ Ialbot, Mrs. Louisa Carson, and others.
neimg the same upon which w. Henry
further information as TO the lines of
said land will be furnished upon uppli-
cation to the undersigned.
Terms: One-thirH cash: balance In one
anu Two years: deferred payments to bear
interest ut the rate of q per centum per
rnnum, ana TO be secured Inv decd or trust
TO be drawn and recorded nj eSpense
OF the p~urcha ser, who on compliance with
inc terms Of sale shall be entitled to re-
ceire a conveyance OF the premises with
be at liberty to anticipate any or all of the
payments.
JOHN NEELY,
Special Commissioner.
|, L. NJ. Sylvester. clerk of the Circuit
Court for Norfolk county, do certify that
hond required in the above described suit
mas been duly given.
Teste:
No, o., |. NJ. SYLVESTER, Clerk.
JOHN C. NIEMEYEfSR.
A~uctioneer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-26

White and Graham Bread,
Yankee Apple Pie. Chee5c.
Lent Omelet. Butter Toast
Graham Bread. Curranf Cakes. Tea.
CURRANT CYKEs.
One quart of flour; Jne pint sugar.
one-haif pint c~urrantsJ heaping table
spoonful butter. nix with milk 10
make u soft dough, roll one-half inch
thick, cut In cstes. bake in quick oven.
MEAT TOAST.
DIP slices Of stale bread In beaten
egg and milk; fry in butter. Roll slices
Of beef In egg; fry a nice brown; lay
on the toast. Serve very hot.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-26

80 S'S Us liiCSc.
Mems Heavy Suits, Double and Sin
gle Breasted 50 Co
Men's Strictly All Wool Chcviot
Suits, wholesale price $ll.OO........ : 10
Heavy Winter Clay Worstcd Suits,
ItcSGnt Cut and Sack, regular
Wholesale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G 40
ANA single Erensed, cassimrrc
lined. wholesale price $1,000. ....... { s.
Mems Ov"rcoats. Heavy Blue licaver,
Double Warp. Italian linlnG...... 3 30
$500 Imported Gcrmania Overcoats.. Z 50
$1,000 French Hack Cheviot over
coats 6 70
5000 Oxford Mixed Overcuats... ...... 4 10
Mems Finest, Quality viounas, Mel
tons and k~HrseyS,, Blue and
I!IaGk. lined with SILK,
Raw Edge. a-inch Velvet Collar,
Wholesale price, $4,000 ........... Q 10
Mems Heavy Winter Pantalcons... l OC
strictly All Wool Black and Blue
Ch.Vloti l so
Harris C'assime:e Pants. wholesale
price 500 2 co
liung Mems Dark Gray Ovcrcoats,
wholesale price 3 %
Children's O~vcrcoats and listers.
made in frSt-class style, whole
sal" price $3.75 65
children's Suits. from 4 to Ia years OF
uSe 30
Double Breasted, Well Made, Elastic
Waist iinnd. All Wool.............. / 40
Double Breasted Rough Chcviots,
Blue I Co
Double Breasted. Double Seated and
Knees. % styles 70 select from. . 20
Genuine Scotch Chcviot Suits-14 to19
ytars-Double and Single Breast
ed. aHufactured of absolutely
iurc WOOL Material. ......... 8 10