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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

NV the things you need. ! swear
~ 80 ',,.,n.d TO let'a little. deiicate
GIRL help clothe me-" Howard s''"
dignantly. 80 ,s,oL IN a
bright red. ate. in your
,vav 81 putting things he saia' sN a.S
h;s cigar petulant ding tna' ia ..n
!, IN the rosebed. and You We =.
; ,,;r,rous very suddenly, ~ seems
me" su.rce broken
by Jack ura You're right.
!. Pa l,aan selfish beast To let 'ho'
: "a nor;s spoil me so. And If you. VINO
4 M, ~ we'll afford it. canqult snaoAins'
= l will. too .. cness
Is n,r;e saws: we can none OF us
h a,F,rd Il. not even if our poke. ooo.s
n .,,..-foving. We cannot afforu "
is al. ~. MANY evil physical resui''
I'd likely to follow. and to De relea. :
MS f,,,,r.. generations. to say no'h.ns =
rd -,;so,;nr tive air for others VINO oe'0'
lis III. oaor- Howard said. graveiy.
Id ~, talk as il Doris were diclaeinh'
IN lack said. lightly.
by In, i in a measure. I'm sue
,,;s,ical prig that ] have iacke
ca - ,,r,e,e and grace to acknowieue
he Wy ,,,ch her arguments have affec'e
lad NJ" .h,nL shall be brave enoug
ely 20 tell her before ! CO. Mr'
me continued. frankly. 81, ;r,,;tie
OF lack was silent. Brotheriy 'n'"''N
'ul- h.d suddenly opened his eyes
r to And IL you think there = IN. '.a
an hon.. for me. I've something e's.
the har before / meet my mother. ~,
i'm I'm not half good enough LOT h.r' -
in intend to grow better, and 80;
His s,oppcd abruptly. nervousness man
line his voice husky.
sac lack grasped his hand ana sl"ee'
" " II till it ached. ,r,, for h
.lop- ,r,.l,.,x no man is; but II she 10
w, rs well as do, she II take YOU.
Doris sor .r;ng Doris and Mr.. Haili'
meal - III. porch in the starlght.
did ~, reached perfect understan''ns
! 1t '"s =, .s;nl. I commenced loving You
said, IN, ,,.re so frank and outspoR
~ on - unlike the conventional SOCIETY
an 10 - ,,ro,xn so tired Of: but the VI
,ss of ~, showed me my heart as no."
ward, -, Gould have done was Jack %
shing !. lacks coat" Doris exclaimed
II her x,;.h,rent. '.Vho ever hearo
ien- anything SO absurd ~ o,;e
X and ,rhen She turned upon him quo
porch, ..Howard-you didn't-you
up the aw.
Her KIN. ~. 40. too. heard you tai
fairly :. ,rsr With your mother, yon
oment generous little girl
arose AREN'T YOU ashamed OF your
chair. asLed' irving to disengage
~ 90" hand :. . The last
link Ia fetter my heart 20 your,
How ever holding the struggling
d not. firmly upon his breast ~.
O hear ..yo, won't tell Jack? fiea
instead, +, would spoil his whole
with a ~. -, !, know he was wearing n
adorned ter,s dress"
" made ~ nromise not to tell till the
$50 home. He'll be bet"
nothing for knowing it then io". -
women net will make il easier ior ''''' =
out in s,nal, vices and extravagnnces
I'm hap ,.ge next year. Besides. my ~,
in Of - has been improved, ana
me with 'naae one Of perfect happiness .
tore be- -" our beautiful soul thro'
10 wear 'nt a;,,n ~ Jacks coat. "-Den
was TOO Magazine --
E Walter !, ~, .~,,;,s a
rough to Eve, wi'h az - ,hat
eye. and blest. rather ,nnn -, Moor
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REPUBLICAN HYPOCRISY.



financial Policy.
r.. rsnublican leaders pretend 70
nc tl,at the cause OF the Presens
.-a.surv trouble lies in the dencenoy
ss.h. revenues Said Tom Reed III his
,,h an the finance bill the o'he'
r.. III the revenues equaled the eA-
49, a;,rres. whenever greenoacS wss
Psa...,m.d Il would remain in the treas
:. ,vas the fact Of the necessity
Of its reinsurance TO meet cu,, cur :.
cations that caused tnc 'roae than
II Mr.. Reed doesntknow oc''e. w. -
, that he is not clear headed enok
: no presidcnt Of the unitea o.a
: even president of a cross-roaas -
!. Whenever grcenback dollar
sn,nsa in GOLD q gold dollar Is one
~. - the treasury. The greehprS s = :
,ss IN. the gold goes onr. -.
= .,srrv has neither more nor less W." :. :
= !. "a hef ,re. except that in place "
% so,;d cold dollar it now masonry ,'sv ~
- ".,,,;sc 20 nav a dollar. Since py ~.
- ppaaa's supposi.icn the reccirts anu
u, , n are exactly equal the treas
- 80 must now pay out the grcenoac'
u meet current obligations o.
IN SO !. has already paid out inc goi
&C. dollar. .;r. IN III
ne- me current obligations mus
,rc be paid out OF reserve o,r
-. treasury, and il must DC pa'u =, ~.
=, thing besides n grcenoao4. lheie
~. 70 ,..her way. But in case OF run =,
no' nssarv. ma be exhausted, and then y
NC aan,,,cLs redeemed In gold co
W ,,,rst he paid ou. 70 meet current %
'rn- us ne above stated, precisely
.ror,h there had been no reserve
~ the language of the street. the goSe'
,,,,v ment must .'shin it," 1t can o"'y :
~ an old debt by making new one
an the same amount.
~ And IL no gold comes into the 're
40 rrv which is very likely TO be 'he =
49,. ,yhen there is run on the treasury
CD. ~ald that metal will soon disapp
-. from the treasury entirely anu
rs -orarnmant must either go INTO
"A ~ ss,,ar,-ot and borrow gold or susp'
gold payments. s.. nror
'ne .as,,srond II he can help n, nor 9
nent. to suspenu .;, IN the last do
con- ne Propo'' 80 borrowing
ption OF goid = eone for authorit,
.rrlI has asked cODbIco' ~"
borrow on the most advan.as'
- ,er,ns and snch partisans as hee'
y ~ hc- fuse 10 grant it. lie asks sdch au'
g - Nv as will enable him to oorro
,hroe ,cr cent or less. Their an
, ,ra5 i. mo; YOU shall not have II.
i''"e ,,,st borrow on coin bonds ana
ics - three and half per cent" Ana
r.n., omer as an excuse their assum
~ ~. mat the senate would not autho
i ,e R ~ cold bond if the house should.
ne .no s prnrose that the house shall offer
Oh sn Measure because they think the
30 ~ will not concur in a good one.
oe - The case is a plain one Mr.
ios; and other republican leaders W
o,".n auoharrass the administrator
az W. W. utmost. and yet they would =
, -, 49, make il appear that they are VIZ
ligas,on r re,;eye the treasury. Their inad'
'' Snaa,.. proposals and puerilc rgumen.s
=. np The their hypocrisy apparent TO ever =
~ 81 fair intelligence. Now ina
sr,,ce q, have exposed themselves the pr
! purpose will 20 on and protect tho puoii'
legal ten 20 the best of his ability IN
YER these their attempts to increase .he
ioa ah o. a as Ties with which he is besc'-'
E OF bonds, Herald.
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.ona obstacle arises To pre''"'
howard has pass for me- am 4
~, .ou,h wouldn't cost me 4 CENT
III. b.d son. cthing decent 70 "'"''
H. Turner dropped her work an"
sighed. -. ,,,,, really
don, see how TO help 1t. III we $50" s,.,l
INV Won summer SUIT now
hay. 10 wear your old suit again ~.
winter. Won know" she SAID Pia'"'
lively. -, enough.
.,,a~ "a isn't worth while taih.hs
-, II seems To me I've hearu -
no,h;,er but poverty all my he. W.. =
no."' Ioh.s turkey wouldn't associate
III, ~, he said. savagely. ana 'hs'
..,l,.e,, from the room with 'he al y,
martyr. 80 darnins
s,olidly for awhile. -.
..I.,,, over so sorry for poor 'aeN'
ia ~ last a suspicion of tears Il
sne - II wish | could help mr.
some way, but I'm afraid can ,;n 10"
facture a suit of clothes 10,
ally do believe could make M.
COAT and vest. though. II onis h''' !,
,n.,.r;al. You l-row am an exp
maker Of pockets and huttonhoies, q,
Won often say my pressing = el"a' -
NJ Turner's face frightened ;.
Ives YOU are splendid at 'ha' M
,.,-: nor;- think il l. giit'
perhaps is only delicate toue ,u,a,a,
we and unlimited patience nav
The Quality may bc, know 40 =. !
M, nossess it. Jack would never y.
coat made by his mother anu
1arrhed softly a: the idea
suppose he had coat anu y
,oo,her. has he any trousers ny " '"
SOUTH asked Doris.
ives: those dark gray ones eoula
~nonred and pressed till they q 1907
good as new.
Doris put down her darn'ng r,n :
stairs and returned in a mo'ne"s :
~. full skirt Of black gown On
arm Her face was radiant.
lack can go, mother. ! can :
coat and vest out oil TINS 80 =
.orsful cutting. The material :
- six and wool. even finer 'han :, !.
d;narily used Tor gentlemen ~
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Eve with all the fruits OF I'. -.
-, ,a,her than leave that one Wv
, p.ss lat all the rest--Moorss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-01

There is no longer any quesr TSa
=, receiving help from congress. .n .
- is the only factor LETT ~
.,,a anuation. Fortunately we are nos
tortured by any doubt as 70 wm ,'',, ~
president can and will 90 IN SUE VI. ~
emergency. lie has again MADE a !. - !.
mistakabiy clear that he INTENDS :,
n;naicatc the national credit q. q, e.
costs and by every means ~ ms -
v,osal -Washinrton Post
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The contention Of some OF INC
-. orcanic republican journals 'na'
the prosperity Of the country can % ,,
Wy and the treasury replenisneo
s IS the simple expedient Of restoring y :
. MCKINLEY duties lacks basis OF iac'
ma eYncricnce. There were too man,
MN nar;cs and long periods Of hard time
. under the high tariffs to sustain 'n'
). un Of taxing nation into pros
. perity. Besides. the nat,ona, 49,. IN
fell Oh forty million dollars un .,s sal
o Mckinley tariff, as they woI,I !. ~
D now under increased duties 80
> forgotten, furthermore, thai .nc s .on
ury went rapidly from 2 na.o ga.
10 surplus to an impending denc .;ss a1 co.
N the law which the people twice 60
n demned. N. Y. World.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-23
By Jas. r. Morgan.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVlFG DULY
i advertised the foreclosure of certain
mortgage OF N, + Burgess and wife, here
by gives notice that on MONDAY, Feb. 25,
at II noon. at the suction rooms OF James
+. Morgan, the fol owing Valuable Proper
ty will besold az Auct on:
That certain lot cf ground with building
thereon situate on Beretanis street and
numbered as lot li2 in the old survey,
being the s, cord lot east from Pensacola
street and the IN tuka side of Rerttania
street and froi ting 100 feet on sa Bere,a-
MIA street, and q like width at the mauka
extremity thereof, with depth of $50 feet
from said Beretania street
The house is newly pa nted and stable
re-shingled and pain ed within two mon hs
past. The house will be open for inspec-
ton to morrow, Friday, and Sunday, the
22d AM oath inst.
At the same time there will he sold a
valuable horse, safe AMI good for saddle
or harness.
Further particulars can he he'd Of W. X.
Castle. &. L. WALL,
Mortgage.
Honolulu, Feb u, 1895. 1863 81
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-23

1t is one thing for a general mass
OF citizens to assemble and peace
ably express their views upon public
affairs. 1t is quite another thing for
a convention OF delegates from arm
ed bodies to assemble and instruct
the Government in its executive
business. The latter sort OF meet.
ing only requires, under certain con-
ditions, "a man on horseback" to
create revolution or anarchy. What
is the Advisory Council for-or the
Legislature-if the Government is
to be dictated to by military con-
ventions? The object sought by last
nights convention cuts no figure in
the principle OF stable government
here contended for, however just
and reasonable that object may be
in itself or innocent of greed for the
spoils OF politics.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-23

1t is most gratifying to find that
the counsels voiced by the BULLETIN
at the outset, in favor Of tempering
justice with mercy and showing
magnanimity toward vanquished
enemies, have prevailed with the
Government. The extreme measures
openly advocated before the heat
and excitement OF hostilities had
subsidized would have done the Re-
public great injury 10 the opinion OF
the great civilized nations on friendly
terms with this country. While some
hot-headed people were trying TO in
cite acts OF vengeance against the
BULLETIN on account of its pleas for
leniency, put forth before the assem-
bling Of the Military Commission,
at least two members OF the Cabinet
expressed their qualification that
the other side Of the question had
found an organ OF expression. The
Government will never regret its
decision, which makes it stand
stronger before the world. Refer
ence is here made entirely to the
withholding Of the death penalty.
Comment is reserved on the judg-
ments otherwise until after the dis
solution OF the Military Commission.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-23

By a Washington dispatch else
where il would appear as il the
United States Government had de-
cided to withdraw from its share in
the administration Of S,moa's az
fairs. This does not mean that the
United States will give up its naval
station site at Pago-Pago, which
America officials returned from
Samoa have declared to be Que Of
the finest harbors 10 the Pacific.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-23

Some Of the regular newspaper
correspondence from Honolulu lie
bad enough, but, at the worst, it
cannot approach in imaginative gro.
tesqueuess some Of the private let
tiers that get Into print. There is a
specimen given in this issue, which
started on the telegraphic circuit at
Binghamton, New York.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-23
*
THE
BEST
FRIEND
TO
MAN
OR
BEAST.
WHAT OTHERS SAY:

lS6S-CeiGae Blood Spavn-Iu the
Of Celebrated H. Mdcine-D d. t. 1865
will satisfaction and recommend to
keeping believe it be equal
remedy lo used effect for rheumatism myself
q. PHIPPS.
This to certify that saw the above and one Of the worst
blood could he
would acknowledge mistaken, willing
Celebrated Medicine-D d. 1861
~ m WY s' T. ANDREWS.
Mr. d. ToMLINsoS-Dear information of the public
your valuable "rhe Celebrated H. H. H.
satisfaction mine that had enlargement the etlock joint
which least third than before hurt and OF hard
cous lump and her leg also much larger The above medicine removed
the enlargement and otherwise performed perfect
ALEC know blood different neigh
which
full confidence
equal
others with full confidence of its WORTH and that performs all
without growth of the
hair, and leaves the limb smooth and clean.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-23

The United States Minister at
Tokyo, acting under instructions
from Mr.. Gresham, the Secretary of
State at Washington, has officially
notified the Japanese Government
that Mr.. Fosters assistance to the
Chinese peace ENJOYS is entirely a
matter OF private arrangement with
which the United States Government
has no connection.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-23
SATURDAY, FEB. %, 1895.

More American vessels arrive at
Honolulu than at any other port in
the world. There is an argument
for United States free traders in this
fact.
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Timely Topics
Febynaly IS, 1906.


just released from prison are
to be deported, or in speaking
of them as eXileS. They are
not being deported in the true
sense of the term; they are SIM
ply allowed to go away on a
vacation which will terminate
at the will of the Government
that grants them leave. If they
were deprived of the privilege
of attending to their vocationS
under the blue Hawaiian skies
they accepted the other HON
of the dilemma which permits
them to live in that haven of
political prisoners of almost
any nationality-the United
States. Properly speaking but
three men have been deported
the Others are going away,
if there is a distinction the
men can figure out the differ
ence on the way up.
We are selling the best Tank
ever brought to the country
the best because it does not
make any difference how much
dry weather you may have the
wood will not shrink nor will
the hoops drop of. These are
made of choice selected Cali
fornia redwood and we sell
them for the same price you
pay for the sort that falls to
pieces during the first dry
spell.
When the dinky birds war
bic and the swallows swallow
it is time to think of spring,
and in the spring you must
think of painting your house.
We have an elegant assortment
of Hendry'S ReadyMixed Paints;
compare them with the colorS
in the rainbow and you'll find
ours are the ones used in put
ting in the delicate tints. We
have them in quarts, half gal
Ions and gallons-convenient
sizes for any kind of painting
from flower pots to a full
grown house. The price is
lower than unmixed paints and
the quality better.
On the alameda" we will
have another car load of Avery
Plantation Implements. These
are what every plantation man
aser requires because they are
labor savers and money getters.
One of these machines will
save the work and time of a
half dozen laborers. Every
manager who has used a Stub
bic Digger sold by us says it
is the best implement he ever
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-23

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ after the expiration OF 10 days from
this 10 h day OF february, 1926, there will
he sold at The Auction Rooms Of Lewis J.
Leyey, In the city OF Honolulu, Island Of
o thu, on the 9th cay Of March, 1895, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Of that day, the following
Goods and Cbatte,s:
case Creme De CASTS
IL cases Sherry, doZ. each
cases Port doz. each
case Cherry Brandy. dog. each
! case Creme he Annis, doz each
Cork,ng Machine
Sma trek
Bottle Filling Machine
Letter Press, Stand Press and Water
Cup
lStep Ladder
Chairs
Desk
CAPSULE Machine
Clock
Safe and Stand
IL Glasses
Boxes
q Small Boxes
Small Baske,s
u Bottles sherry Wine
% I" Port Vine
~ :" Amont lads
Is Creme De Cassis
Cherry Brandy
o g. Cherry Cordial
10 . pappelt Kummel
MeDthe
Creme De Moka
Creme De Menthe
3 Arrack (Batavian)
3 " Saint Raphael Wine
Bitter Brizard
:. Punch au Cognac
Creme DE The
IL Peppermint
big Bottles Bitter Brizard
Bottles Kerschenwasser
Black Berry Brandy
Big and Small Bottles Marasquino
Bottles Creme De Cacao (Chonao)
Bottle Creme De Cumin (Riga)
/ Creme De Annis
Chartreuse
Biz Bottle Zinfandel
Bottle Orange Bitters
Ginger Brandy
! Creme De Rose
Selner Bitters
Small Bottle Benedctine
80 Small Bottles Old Port Wine
6Small Bottles Sherry Wine
/ Lot OF Store Fixtures
- The same having been distrained
for arrears OF rent owed by w. s. Luce, q
tenant OF the premises situate on Merchant
street, Honolulu, aforesaid.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Owner and Landlord OF said Premises.
Honolulu, Feb. 10, 1905. 1265-l5t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-23

- SAFES Of Various Sizes for Rent
by the Month or Year.
~ VAULTS open from $3.50 A. NJ.
until 4 P. NJ. except on Saturdays, when
they will be closed at $3.50 r.M.
10 WE Buy and Sell F.rst-class
STOCKS and BONDS and make adj
yances on same.
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Z rs lialjG Ii illttin.

Pledged TO neither Sect nor Puriy,
BIT Established for the Benefit IF An.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-23
l. LANDLORDS
Notice Of Sale !
BY Lewis J. Levey

II Go DIS and Chatt-ls taken and
distrained on the LIST dav OF Feb
ruary, Is 8, for arrears OF rem from
premises on Merchant t eet, Ho-
mol 3lu, Oahu, occupied by w. s.
Luce as q tenant.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
Fly sharp & Gwathmc%.
z NECUTOR'S SALE or \ DESIRABLE
l. FARM NEAR THE CITY
OF NOEEDLK

Ry virtue Of the power vested III me by
the last Viii and testament of sarah a.
~. Turner, deceased, ana in pursuance cf
the decree conStruing sand will, entered
At the Ssptemh,I term, 1885. III the cham
Gerry suits OF the Citi.oE.' !iLn!i Of Nor
FOLK, Va, VS.. T.. X. TatCm ana others
ana oI l.. i!arnanson, executor, etc, VS..
virginia l.. Frowcr nnd others shall,
rs executor OF the said Sarah ~ Nj. Tur-
ner, sell at public auction AZ the Real
Estate l:%changc, II" Main street. in tho
city of Norfolk, at noon on THURSDAY,
Inc oli day OF Decc,niG"r 1888, to the high
rSt bidder. the tract CT land with the M
''rATEM FARM" heaiuirully located
on the Eastern Hranh Of The Elizabeth
iir"r. and Icing not Gurc thtn TWO
miles ana by turnpike and not exceeding
ohI lnl!e Dy Mater iuuic from said city,
ana is supposed 10 contain thirty acres
hN Tue SAIL Eastern iisHnch oh the east
~ the land Of u. T.. Wilson. on the south
by lndtun River Turnpike, and OH The
west by the land OF \. j. Newton The:
said propartf Will hc sold i'll sross ana
TERMS Three thousand dollars OF
me purchase money To be raid III cash:
The balance in " equal Instruments. evi.
dtn"Gd Ivy tie bonds al tie purchaser,
payable 20 me as executor. the first In
mathis from tn" day at sale. and carry
ing interest from the LIST OF January 1886,
when tht :crin OF tltr prs sent tenant will
c\plir' ana = deed OF trust At the expense
Of the purchaser viii be required TO s.-
cure th" deferred payments, or the pur-
moncy III cash.
l.. liARAIANSON,
ENeSutor of Sarah y. NJ. Turner. de-
~ 1870 ~, 49,, , ,,,. ..,,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
THE FANCY FOR FEATHERS.
They arc Seen Everywhere and are re.
coming 60 AItunat EverN0nc.

Feathers are everywhere. Combined
with imitation jewels and Jet they
make most elaborate trimmings. Van
dyke points made Of black ostrich
nlumes are strikingly effective on
light colurcd evening gowns. Small
curly tips are used for outlining dccol-
letc hodiccs. In the stores narrow
feather trimming Is sold by the yard
for expensive cloth costumes. 1t Is ap-
pliqucd TO the bodice to simulate a
vest or TO outline seams. Spangles IRE
frequently combined with Il feather
fringe. Trimmings formed of feather
pendants IRE another novelty. The
pendants swing from Il jewcled band.
ana outline Il coraage beautifully. The
newest sntins for evening gowns have
raised velvet flowers for the designs,
ana are wonderfully soft and beautiful.
FEATHER bonS are rs popular as ever.
ana the latest novelty is made OF tiny
Ups seWed on to ribbon not more
thnn three-nunrers OF ward Ions,
ana finished at the ends with plait' ~.
Of chiffon edged with feather fringe.
or full ends OF black lace edge.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
AUCTION sALEs-rIr1s DAY.

r VIRTUE OF a CERTAIN DEED
ig5o OF trust. bearing date August "a,
fSSe' and IN duly Of record in the Clerks Of
the request OF the creditor therein Sc.
cured ! shall sell at public auction, in
i fr9mt 81 onr the Norfolk County Courthouse
On FRIDAY, the 10Th lay OF November.
1871 me NO if99li,o,winE property. to-wit:
rARCEL OF LAND situated in Tic
e esun.y or 4 Norfolk Va, containing by
The lands Of Randall jsrary; on the youth
~ ~ ~" iah1S OF Watt and Stephen Mil
ai;i on the east by New Mil Crack, it
1c,hS VIC T Snmn property which MAS c:n-
SOL Trustee. Inv deed :latc.l Juno .5;t iS;;.
~ RMS-CASII. 49, ''i''
nol9 tbs WNI. 4 OLD. Trusteo.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-29
BRAMBLErON.

Rev. Mr.. Moore. the new pastor OF
Queen Street N. Il. Church, WAS taking
IN Brambleton yesterday afternoon
IN company with Rev. ]. B.3Merritt
Tho Local Board of Improvement
meets Tonight at Z o'clock.
a gentleman was made to feel very
uneasy yesterday morning by seeing
q number of little boys jumping on and
Off the coal ears OF train passing
the intersection of the Norfolk and
Western with Levitt avenue 1t Is
n dangerous practice, and will hurt
somebody yet, If persisted In.
scores and scores OF persons got their
Thanksgiving dinner at Festival Hall
yesterday, and dinner Just as good will
be served to-day. and Tonight; the
"Old Folks Concert by "Our Jewels. .
assisted by Mr. John G. James. will be
an attractive feature. Admission only
ten cents. and n pleasant time the au-
dicnce will have.
IT is said another car is badly need
ed on the Bank street line to I3ramble-
ton to give anything like proper SER
vice to the travelling public.
The game brigade That left the city
yesterday was loaded with arms and
Ammunition sufficient to make fur and
feathers fly In all the adjacent coun-
try.
The funeral of Mr.. Floyd 6. Ward.
who died at his home. No. 81 Cecilia
avenue Wednesday was held yesterday
morning al he residence. The services
of the First baptist Church. The inter-
mcnt was In Princess Anne county.
Mr.. Dixon Ecklcs, of Clay avenue. is
now spending some time ut Atlanta
Ga, taking in the Exposition.
masquerade party made many visits
In the ward last night and added pleas
ant features to the programme for
day