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The Portland daily press., 1895-11-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. r. LIBBY

Almanac Winter Only
Forty-Eight Hours Ahead.
Actual Winter Here Now
g ONE VERY EsTIMABLE
~ people never put in their
winters coal until the first
snow storm;
And many people fully as esti-
mable neglect their Cold Weather
Under Flannels until the frost
nlps them sharp.
RMNE TRY TO BE friend to
W W these people by having
just the Underwear they
want, at just the time they want it.
EE THE GUIDE-board to
~ such Underwear in our West
Window,
But the Guide board is not the
town you know,-it only points to it,
so our window tells where to find
AH5 EMS FLEECED Under
eW shirts and Drawers, light
mottlsd outside, white,
heavy, feecy, fluffy inside.
These are the garments for men whose skin
abhors the touch OF woods. ana yet they need
warmth.
HEsE FLEECED Under
shirts are Manufacturers
- seconds. SO called because
now and then you can fnd---with a
microscopic slight flaw in the
weaving.
Fine Satteen fronts. pearl buttons, silk fancy
stitching, cut long and full.
Dollar goods, but the slight i'm
perfection gives them to you at
SO cts.
Both Shirts and Drawers,
HREE NOBLE DOLLAR
Undershirts.
(a) Extra heavy, Is per
cent wool, clean notified gray, silk
bound, silk stitched, pearl buttons,
ribbed skirt, s1.OO.
b) Camels hair, same finish,
sl.OO.
(c) White, very heavy, s1.OO.
Wo SPECIAL Wool Shirts.
(a) Light gray all wool,
pearl buttons. Ribbed Skirt,
$l.5O.
(b) White wool, $3.50.
NASHMERE Undershirts, very
~ soft wool, white, seamless,
pearl buttons, ribbed skirt,
$500.
Two woRsTEDs, Tan and
Gray, very soft, seamless,
extra fine finish, 200.
WO MAGNETS in Ladies
Undervests.
(a) Jersey Fleeced, Silk Crochet
openwork at neck and front, pearl
buttons, all sizes, 25 cts.
(O Extra quality Jersey Fleeced.
so cts.
WO lines of Ladies' Black
Hose deserve special mention,
Germany made.
(al Silky Fleeced. Double heel
and toe, Hermsdorf dye, and SO fast
and stainless.
(b) Ribbed Wool, both are
rs cts.
J. R. LIBBY.
The Portland daily press., 1895-11-29

HERE,
And you'll be certain to get some
thing just right and not have to pay
too much for it either.
Jersey OvercOat,s dressy, neat;
look like custom made, fit like custom
made. You be the judge, $1,000,
SE4. S5, $1,000 $500.
Chinchilla OvercOats, Wo-
rumbo, in black AID oxford grey, a
beauty, we don't say it's worth 500, we
leave that to you. We ask DULY $500
for it.
FrieZe listers, handsome,
warm, not imported if it does have all
the good qualities of the imported
$1,000, $3.50, $l4.s5.
Bennington Underwear,
when it comes back from the wash, it's
your size. Can't say that about all IN
derwear.
Shirts and drawers soc to
$I.25 each.
"A. r.. HILL 4 CO..
500 Congress Street.
nov29dlw
The Portland daily press., 1895-11-29

Plaid Dress Goods
large new line in bright
colors-25 cts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08
W. NJ. Hannah, Auctioncer.

Rf V1RTURE OF THE FOLLOWING DEEDS
OF trust TO us, one from Z. B. Roper and wife
da,eI May 9Th, 1898, and duly recorded In D. b.
iso T. l02 Norfolk Comfy curt Clerk's Onice
one from w. NJ. Moore and vile; dated De, ODER
Zist 1870. recorded in D. b. 49, T. GJI: and ono
from Union Ne'eraus' Hall Association dated SEN
temeer 9TH, 1892, record, d IN d. B. i02. F. a3e
C.erk's oihcc CORPORATION Court City OF Norfolk
am al the request OF the party ihersin secured q
Mn sell at public auction al the Norfolk Real
Estate tx hange, 10 Main street, on THURSDAY
property: s
1. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF AND with tho
ihmpIovcmenta th.iein, beginning on sou h tide OF
By I'd street, ia Norfolk comfy Va at ABOUT $40
ieet west from west side OF Factory street; thence
running south along what WAS Turner's lot 100 feet.
thence wet 30 feet; thence north 100 feet to Byrd
Ions 20 and 10 in Flat OF F. Richardson's
Cainpostella lots, said lots front on Iycy street and
rin uacli los. ~
3; THAT LOT OF LAND on Claiborne avenue
In bra'nbletcn Ward, Norf TX city Va numbered
5, in square e. ma ked on Plat rsco dol with
dee from NJ T. Cooke and al To ID Eth.red,.c.
lot fronts 80 feet on taid avenue nd runs bacL IA
feet to a lane ~ feet wide, and is improved Ly a
nice fame luildiDy. ~
a. VACANT LOT fronting IS fret on west side Of
Hawk street, Norfolk city Va b tweet Rntn npJ
Queen streets with depth Of ITO fest.
TERMS-CASlI.
GEO. W. DEFY.
J. W. HUNTER,
T. X. BORLAND,
Trustees Mutual Building Association,
, W. NJ. HANNAH,
--!c---tus Auctioueer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE SUPER
] NlSING ARCHITECT, Washngto u. G..
May, 3lst, lS9'.-SeIled Proposals will he received
OF jun. 1925. and opened Immediately thereafter
tor all he labor and materials required for tn.
nharf, builuing' &c, nj United States Quarantine
station near uihDDrt, y. G., i'll accordance with
drawings and spec! hcaton copies OF which may be
had at this office " ~ the Office OF the C-stmi ~
OF HE United States Marine Hospital IT Whining
ton; y. G. Each / III mus; be- accompan ci hy a
certified check fora sum not less than ID T. q, III
OF the amount of the III orGsa. he right is re-
served 20 iCJect anv Or al nid> and waive apy
defect or inlormasity i'll any bid ii IL bc Ueemcd
in tAr interest of the Government To do So An
proposals received SITTER tho time stued will he
turned 10 the bidders. Proposals mat Q o. clos.
IN envelopes. seal ii AMI marked. PROPOSALS.
for Whar', Eni ing otc. at the United State.
Qnara tine STATIC near -OuthpOrI " g. and al .
drr'. ed TO VIM. Martin Aiken, Supervising Archi-
tect' Ju2-cGddt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08

For four years I was a sufferer from
nervous debility. During that time took
great many remedies without getting any
help until tried Paine's celery compound.
took six bottles OF that remedy and was
curod. 1 choerfuily recommend Paine 8
celery compound"
So writes Mrs. NJ. 8. Schoonmakor, of SOL
Jane street. New York City.
Too manv women needles ly suffer from
nervous troubles, not only i'll the cities, but
every hero.
Theic whole world too frequently lies in
eide the four walls OF the homes.
Think of the many person-. men rs we'll
as women. who spend most of their lives
oarricadod within the narrow coniin OF
their dwellings. Summer finds & em pale
and tired out Their store OF nervous vi
tnlity has been slowly brought down by
vitiatsd air ana sedentary life. Their whole
system needs Il thorough roplenishing.
The nerves want nouri shmcnt, the tissues
ura not half supplied with materia! for tn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08
The POTATO PATCH.
NtstoR 10 to Try This Novel Plan OF Set
ting the Tdle to Work.
Especial Correspondsnce. !

BOSTON, May 2S.--Boston is to try
flte experiment. this Summer Of setting
the unemployed raising potatoes upon
the many vacant lots. Money has been
Isiead by private subscription and I'M
used land freely offered, yet such sue
fcess as Mayor Pingree of Detroit OBJ
f9ined can hardly be looked for First,
the movement is not started by the
mayor and backed up by city funds;
second, Detroit has large population
Of Poles, who, IL they cannot get 81 a
day, will work for 81 week rather
thar be idle; third, to use city lots for
f1aising vegetables is putting such land
TO it's lowest use; fourth, to put labor
eaat iB capable Of higher employments
40 this primitive one is O waste. Yet,
when all is said, how email are the dis
advantages compared with the good that
{ las been already accomplished in other
Ecitiesl Some have thought that there
1rs but few now out Of employment
who would be willing SO to work, yet
Sunday paper recently gave graphic
description of crowds Of men and girls
who responded to the call Of large
nrm fcf temporary help, the wages Of
xered the girls being only 81 per week.
Mrs. Josephine Shaw Lowell says,
sss The poor have profound and we'll
grounded distrust Of charity" They are
Islcw to aot. slow TO perceive chances for
ssaeir own good Much patience and sym
E8thy are often needed to induce them
/ 30 put forth exert1on, especially when
.andeyfed, but once done it will be found
shat man does not Two by bread alone;"
Sbnt even in the most despairing there
ss aa Infinite possibility of good and use-
slnesa And for those who will hail
l'sla Ese q vacant land as joy and
ssings what a benefcencel
Il,is novel plan Of aetting the idle at
Ife6fk apcn vacant lots will be tried this
stssy' 81 % aitiaa The sche,-- =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08
BY Townsend & Joynes, Auetioneess. IS Main
street.
kAfeoToRs SALE OF DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY ON Butte STREET
AND on FRONT STREET, NOE
FOLK, VA

As executor of Cornelius II. Matthias, deceased.
ana ov viriur, Of decree entered ON the alst day
iiuu aud husband a nsi Pattie c. Armstrong and
SSlhn .l now pending IN the Court Of Law AMI
sal; at public auction at the Norfolk Real E.t,ts
a ii stock Exchange, No. lis Main ,tle-t Norfolk.
va, on THURSDAY ne 18th, 1895, ut IL o'cloci
midday, the foil"Ning residence properly situated
IN ssid city Of Norfolk, io.wit:
TrixridHFEyL,So LOT rW OF LAND WITH THE DOUBLE
!SS Butte street, near Brewer street, froutiup on
me south side of Bute street so aud 3-lOihs fec,
mote or less, 10 the middle the s-toot aue IN
conmon between No 2oa and 2o5 Bite Sire With
dep IN the west line OF 80 feet IL. ore or less
nelhh - ieet inches, more or le's the casa
more or less.
r; !? TIE ~, LOT or LAND WITH THE DOUBLE
nut 'trcri, near Brewer street. fronting =
ieet on e South side OF Butte street % tue middle
9i TIE . loot lane in common between Nos 2O5 aad
- hnt' str''t, with depth on the west line ok
80 istt loche', more ar lcs'. deoth ON the easi
INES oil 10 feet. more OF less, and width acroof
me Ttnr OF 40 Tee mere or ei..
THE LOT o LAND WITH TIE FRANZ
AND RooFED lOuBLE DWELLING at the
noith| It c'rn.r of trent and Second streets, in
~ ante 'Iy WaId floating % 'eet. more or les-
on The north sds OF FRONT Street, With a dept- Oh
10 ieet 10 an alley, and with II width across tho
l. THE Lot OF LAND WiTH THE DouB RI
FRAME AND SINGLED ROOF DOUBLE TEN
I-M si.;.Hn HOUSES, lying in,mcifa;e'y West ank
nh'n"lhs The lot hetenabove IN i dcs trihrd fro +
ing % r NOR. or loss the North side If From,
.te l. WI Il phi OF i20 feet to IN alley, ami
win "liih cfoss the rear OF 80 ieet more or c.A
TtRM s7Onc-third in cl~h one-,hird at IA
NOM rs u id eIhTd a, Is IN n Ina from div Of
it'c deferred in t ilments to o evidenced br
.Ie pu'chaserS ne sctiablc notes, bearing from dap
"t naa ~ .ne RAJ. Of Ter cent y annum, pay
40 sehi-aniGaliy, ana 10 lee care by the pur-
Gha'ers Il ct % trust upon tn p.o,er,y 30 10
d'awn; Ger ih' d for recOr ana rc.,rdo at Iur.
c aser's expense, or TIE purchaser may pay the
VINO" Iilr thu~e money in G. sh at time al COM
phi nee Sith the terms of sgle
JOSEPH r. ALLYN
Executor Of Cornelius II. Matthias
TOWNSEND & 10, MES.
AnciioneGEs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08

growing in popularity. Last year i'll
some cities many widows, assisted by
their children, have planted their lots,
and some-so says tho report-were
forced TO dig their potatoes before grown
TO satisfy their hunger. If anything
shows the need Of this plan, it is the pic
ture of such hunger. If anything shows
the blessings of this plan, it is the pic
ture of the listless idle, nursed to life
and activity by fresh country air and
tho sight Of growing things planted by
their own hands.
ELIZA STOWE TwITCuRL.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08

repair OF their parts, and the great vita
organs must have ri.her blood to make
them sound AMI active. and to keep them
so. The nerves anu brain need nourish-
mont.
The power Of refreshing and rowling
every part OF the languid body is what
makes Paines celory compound the mar
Vicious strengthener and invlgorHtor of this
century. Ii is this same capacity to recruit
the WORKOUT nervous BY tenn. to rejuveuate
the blood that has enabled this reHarkabl
remedy to help so many debilitated persons
ami to restore them again To firm heath
rheumatism. II ura gia pain in the region
OF tho cart. debility and nervous weakness,
showing itself N any of it, myriad forms.
nrc dispelled by Paine celery compound
1t feeds enervated tissue all over the BODY
1t gives fresh vigor to the entire II rvons
tract. the brain the large me- We centors in
the spinal cord aud the nerves themselves
To their miuutest ramifications.
It restores faded ner GUS energy. 1t
sends new bio ID ooursing through tho
veins, 1t makes people well!
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08
Proposals for Corn and Oats.
NATIONAL HoAE FOR ID. V. S. SOUTHERN BR.scu, l.,
20. AnDKEss


4. y. AnDKEss,
NATIONAL SOLDIER, HOME. Va. Nav II g5 !
Sealed Proposals, subject To the usual conditions
will lie received ut this Home until IL O'Clock noon
on TUESDAY, June H. 1925. ut viii h time and
place they will b. opened in the pns.noe Of bid
hers, Tor mi hing and delivering during the 81
months commencing July lst and ending Dsceml err
3lst, 1888, 10 laws:
5000 lOunus Corn.
Tho Corn must he shtllcd. and OF n good mer-
chaniablc quality. known IL No .. white We low or
iniSec. sound, dry, and free flo chati, cobs, or
other impurities
Bidders will state price per 100 pounds.
1900 Pounds Oats.
The Oats must he OF god merchants able quality.
white. 6lsck or mixed Sound, dry, and free from
dirt Or 9th r mnurities
Kidd RS will state the pricc pr 100 rounds
The right is res rived to reject any or all prom.
sal, and TO waive any informal ties therein,
Ma proposals and full Information will be fur.
nj .had on application.
Enyeiapes containing Proposals. should he ad
dressed Treasurer National Home for D. v s.
Elizabeth City County, Virginia." and marked
Proposals for Grain"
my1i,1sjuS Treasurer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08
PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF DEED or

PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF DEED or
trust made 10y A ID. Kearucy, Boston Sneai
anu Richard est trustee OF SOlomon's Tabci le
A |. D. OF Moses, No Gi TO us as Ir stees ds Il
April 24ih. 1923 aud recorded in d. b. IFS. p. 55S,
clerks Ollie oi the County Court for the County
auction IN hont of the courL house door Of tho
Norfolk county courthouse, Va. on MONDAY
TIE l7rn DAY OF JUNE. 1895, ut II O'Clock IN
the Following pIop- to-wit: ALL THAT GER.
TAIN LOT, flECE OK PARCEL OF LAND With
the onlldin aud improvement thereon, situated
IN tn, county of Nor ok in tue Stit, Of Virginia
aud known AS 10: ~. Mai one avenue, according to
the plap IT In Nash land
TERMS OF SALE CASH
FOSTER BLACK,
ALVAH u. MARLIN,
FRANKLIN d. GILL,
Trustees Of the Chesapeake Classified Bull linz
Association. je6-td
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08
Il. G. HOggaTd & Co.,
Real EStote& Rental Agents.
i26 MaiN Rect,
PHONE No. 7I9

FOR hENr-Ia. lO3 ic5. lO7 and 400
Highland avenue, 126 Willoughby. 4zO BaI.
ter, -. Mnitoy. 4Ot Para 81. Iuus tall. l52.
improvements: 30 banA, 1913 bermuda. 73
Char lotto, 80 Cumberland, "a ana 20 Chapel,
IL Bermuda, rooms store corner Church
anu hario:ts wood yard OH Bermuda street.
nice STORE IN berkeley. corner Liberty ami
Eighth streets; cottage at Virginia Eeach
1872 nn' l: Water At eet
EUR SALE- rwo houses on Maltbv ave-
nue. Que on Willoughby. Two on CLAY ons
on hely, NV on Tunstall. three OH High
land, ono on Park, two On Levitt, fur
prick house. on Nirho sIr OF yuo IN
We .tmsnt; Lots on Freemason, Corprew,
boueh, Highland. Kelly, Princess Anne ave.
nue. aud IN Huntersyille. Also, Farms. large
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08

The departments of fine arts, electric
ity, general science, industry and ag-
ricUlture contain exhibits from almost
all tho continental countries, and every
Wine producing country in the world is
showing what it can do i'll the depart
ment of wines, spirits and matted liq-
uors. One Of the most important oxhib-
Its IS being made by number of tho
great California wiuegrowers.
Tho Societe Philomathiquo has been
i'll existence about 112 years and has
been powerful factor in French prog
ress, Its object from its inception has
been to advance general science, liberal
arts, industry and public instruction, :"
and notwithstanding the numerous no
litical upheavals through which France
has passed in century the work has
progressed with remarkable steadiness
In 1910 free clinic and dispensary
were organized for the benefit of the
poorer classes and great work has since
been dono among the needy For years,
too, the society has conducted great
educational institution that was tho pro-
totype of Girard college, which Stephen
Girard, native Of Bordeaux, founded in
Philadelphia.
The first exposition Of the society was
held in Bordeaux in 1897, and since that
date the city has been tho scene of IL
more. Each one was larger and better
attended than its predecessor, and the
seventh in lS47 had "a departments and
800 exhibitors. The eighth exposition, in
1890, was notable because it marked tho
admission of foreign exhibitors. Tho ex-
position preceding tho present one was
held in 1852 and was an enormous sue
cess There were 5000 exhibitors and
fully 1000, 600 visitors. The exhibition
of 1895 is being held on large parklike
tract of land in the center of Bordeaux.
and there are is large buildings and n
Chicagoesque Midway plaisnnce. The
director general Of the exposition is NJ.
Alfred Daney.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08
A super,iu,ry or ceader,.

Says the Providence Journal lind. J {:
There is truth, Of course, in the dccla-
ration of prominent public man that
the supreme misfortune of the Dem
ocratic party at the present time is the
want Of leader. 1t might be retorted,
however, from the Democratic side that
one OF the chief eInbarrassments of the
Republican party is supcrhuity of as.
eirants for leadership"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08

There's ono thing about the bicycle
craze. " said tailor II believe it is
going to revolutionizo mems attire,
which has been so somher for so many
years Dress reformers have done much
for women, but mems clothing is prac-
tically the same year in and year out.
The leaders of fashion are not AS
rule robust. and the chaps who lead CO.
tillons have small legs. If the wheel de-
velops their calves, as it will, 1 believe,
the age of short clothes will return, and
kneo brooches for evening dress may be
seen again in drawing rooms. Bloomers
arc popular, for shapely woman likes
folks to know it. Thin legged men have
q chance to build up their calves in sum-
mer for tho winters gayety. New
York World.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08

ton of tho So
cieto Philoma-
thique, or tho
Bordeaux eSposi-
tion, as it is bot
ter known. 1t is
planned 50 III O.
what on the lines
Of the Paris ex-
position, and al
I h o IL g Ii much
smaller is a great
show, we'll worth
the time of tho
NlaaEnr.n Snat-a.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08
AUCTION SALES FUTURE Day,
by the Morris Auction House, j. r. EJTnY II
Proprietor, IS Bank street. %

pURSUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST MADE ny
4 W: ALLEN SHEPHERD and HORACE
HhA NETT, to me as Trustee, dated the 2Oth dav
OF pee Der. 1884. and recorded in D. b. Iii b. 3
:. C!erk's 0ifeo Corporation Court Of the CITY Of
NS9.io,s Va, shall oil at public auction In tbe
"a story OF premises, No. Ill Main street Norfolk
va, THURSDAY, the 18th day OF June: 1895 mt -
eeiock M the following property to wit, as an on
,y: An Inc rrin ting presses, type, type stands
aud description USED In the printing business. now
coma ned in the SECOND story OF premises No. Iii
Main street. Norfolk, Va -'' IL
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty-Five dollars and or.
ps as. Of sale cash and bainuce in monthly IN
able on the first day Of each and every n,np,i,
after date of said sale. with interest from day Of
sale. deferrei pay"ents to he secured by deed of
'iust aIa"n una reeorded At expense plrck aser
w. J. BANTER, JR,,
Trustee.
o r. X. MORRIS,
Ju1-tus Auctionetr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08
SPECIAL, This, AND GOOD!

Several thousand yards Of Japanese Wash Silk with raised
stripes and clohy feel great box of these came
by express Make it your them once,
they are fast flying lot at CSC yard
Reversible lies in bow or 4-lnha made of wash silk
prime, delicate patterns for ladies gentlemen nc,
5 for !! These Tiesare something you must not miss.
Another flyer Sergcs French 40 inches wide fine yes
splendid, Black Navy, Garnet, Brown, Cardinal,
Myrtle, etc soc
Good Palm Leaf Fans each
Turkish Bath Towels, Of great size and weight
bleached, 25c
Chd's White Pique Hats $50.
Garnet and Navy Gloria Umbrellas, good ones S1.a5
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08

hereby certify that the bond required by law
given. JUNIUS 4, COLEMAS
Deputy Clerk of the Court OF Law and Chaneery,
les Is - -''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08
AUCTION sALEs-ruruuE DAY
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NoRFoL
COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

:, By virtue Of u decree Of the Circuit Court q
sS,orIoik county, Va. entered ON the 18th day Of
MMarch, 1899, In the chsncery cult of Alvah H.
MaItin, guardian plaintiff, against Leila Carscp
snn othes defendants shall, ms special comInisf
snl,nfhnsE, sell on TUESDAY, THE isrm DAY OH
3uNE 1929 At II o'clock NJ. at public auction, ip
iIopt OF the courthouse OF y, rfoik ounry Court
IN, NO city oil PORTSMOUTH, Va. ne following prons
eGgty, Lo.wt; THOSE TWO CERTAIN Lois on
rahCEl ; OF LAND, with the buildings and iii-
R henents thereon, situated In Tanners Creeh
WWiaS,s'srisi district county Of Norfolk State OF
mBnla, described as lot. seventeen M and nine
Teen Nd on the plat of the North End adiopips
the terminal railroad, which takes OF DortioS
tnereot from the Fear OF each lot said ioi, from
On W Siker avenue twenty-five feet each and rim
oack eetWeen parallel lines to the eiyhty-fout aye
nue. OF said railroad o,Dpsny. The West line Of
sad lots, which are adjoining lots, being about
seventy-ive Ieef; and the East line about one hun
dred and ten feat 800 'e n"n'
TERMs-one-third cash; the residue in two
equai instruments, payable, with intrsst
nom osy oil sale. In and twelve n ouths
from day Of SALE evidenced by the nezotjahe
n9les OF The purchaser, the purchaser 10 be al
hoerty to anticipate the payment Of one or both OF
said deierrei instalments and the title 10 b. re-.
tanned until the further order of he court
GEORGE II. MARTIN,
Special Commissioner
1t 10 certified that the bond required br tho
commissioner in the above 1ntt oil cause has bicn
Teste- L. NJ. SYLVESTER, c. C.
eI-ta By c. T. HiLLIpS, D. c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-08
AN INTERESTING EXPOSITION.
Tho Show at Bordeaux. France, Is Attract
Ing Many Visitors.

A potent magnet for the European
tourist just now is the thirteenth e1posi-