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The Arizona sentinel., 1895-06-08
and Open Air- Concert.

The Yuma Philharmonic Silver Band will give a dance this even- ing at the $. P. hotel. Admission $1 per couple. Everybody cordi- ally invited to attend.
 Tomorrow even the band will render the following program at the public school.
 By Wagner. Walls. .................. Esperanza By Y. Escobar. Mazurka. ..... .....'.'....''' -'.''' NiG'
 By V. Famayo. Polka .Morire Amanda
 By Y. Escobar. Cansion ............La La Golondrina By N. N. | Danza ............. Lama Otro VesS
 By Y. Escobar. Danza ........ Home. Sweet H sme By H. Bishop.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-06-08

Hoods Pills for the liver and bowels, act easily yet promptly and effectively
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-14
THE VANCE MONUMENT.

The Fayetteville Observer prints a
letter from Col. Drewry, principal of
the Fayetteville Military Academy, in
which the statement is made thatevery
student in his institution, without eX-
ception. contributed To the Vance
statue. This is the biggest contribu-
ton vet made TO erect the memorial to
the States biggest man. There is one
thing conspicuous about Fayetteville:
it is always true to what is best in the
State, whether of it's glorious past, its
fruitful present, or its bright future.
There are no more patriotic people in
the world than those who live in Fay
etteville.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-14
SCIENCE OF SPECULATION"

The only successful system of opera
ting in Grain Stocks, mailed free on
application.
c. d. HUGHES & CO.,
- broadway. New York.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-14

1t is altogether probable that John
Wanamal<er will be Cameron's success
sor in the Senate. The people OF
Washinton will give him warm vel
come. Except Mr.. Whitney. he is the
most lavish of all the public men who
have fed the Washington multitude.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-14
LAST CHANCE AT CHEAP RATES.

The Seaboard Air Line will sell
round-trip tickets good for five days
for $6.85, on sale from December 10th
to December 25th inclusive; also put
on sale on the 10Th ten-day tickets for
$10.45, to be sold every day. These
tickets are good on our splendid vesti-
buIe trains, and we charge nothing ex-
ira for the privilege. We make the
best time into Atlanta from this city.
No change of cars. This is the quick
est and cheapest route to the EXPOSE
ton. For any other information call
at uptown Office, Marlborough House.
II. s. Lizard.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-14
IRE for Headache

AS a medy, for all forms of Head
ache Eteccric Bitters has proved 70 be
he very b st. 1t effects permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual sick
headache Yield 10 its influence. We
urge ali who are afflicted to procure a
bottle, and give this remedy fair trial.
In cases of habtual constipation Eiec-
trlc Bitta1s cures by giving the needed
tone to the bow els, and few cas- long
resist the use of this medicine. Try II
once. Large hotties only ifsy cents at
John Y MacRae's.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-14

Mr.. William Waldorf Astor employ
ed a scholar from the British Museum
to trace his genealogy and get him a
legitimate crest. After two years of
study in European archives he traced
the descent, beyond all doubt, to an
ancient family of Spanish grandees,
where the desired crest was obtained.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-14
Weak and Nervous

Describes the condition Of thousands OF
people at this season. They have 10 ap,
petite, cannot sleep, and complain Of the
prostlating effect OF warmer weather.
This condition may be remedied by
Hoods sarsaparilla, which creates az
appetite and tones up all the organs. IL
gives good health by making the blood
pure.
Hoods Pills are the best after dinner
pills, assist digestion, cure headache
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-14

If that report about Judge Robinson
is true, then Judge Robinson is pretty
much of jackass; if it is untrue, then
the fellow that started the report is
pretty much CT a brute.-Copcord
Standard.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-14
CHRISTMAS CANDIES.

We are daily making fresh candies
for the Christmas trade. Best quality
Cream Neauget and Peanut Brittle, 20
cents. A speciality of aur best Tatfy at
IS cents per pound.
W. A. BETS & co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-14

The Michigan State Grange says of
our financial difficulties that 1.-THE trou-
BILE is not so much that the govern
ment is in the banking business as
that the banks are in the government
business"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-14

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Major Grant remarked yesterday
that fusion from top to bottom must
be had in North Carolina even if 1T
should mean the crushing of Butler
himself.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-14
GETTING AND KEEPING.
BY A. f. Rice.

Liberal advertising brings business.
Civlity keeps it.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11

titled men trod on each others hocls
in thor anxiety 10 DO accepted as
Queensborry's bondsmen. The trouble
with his children seems to be duo to
tho fact that he and his wife euarrclod
and separated, the childron taking
sides, US is most frequently the case in
such cases, with their mother They
he'd no home worthy OF tho name, and
when they grew old enough they were
sent away to school, their only com
panions being boys of their own ages
1t seems hard thing to say, but it is a
fact. nevertheless. that boys often meet
in such institutions vicious compa Mons
who are more dangerous than rattle
snakes. Lord Alfred seems to be weak
minded and cffominate, and have no
doubt that il would have been Il bless
ing to the world, aud especially to his
parents, had he died in his cradle. The
marquis of Quccnsbcrry may not be Il
saint, but he is ii sturdy Briton, and he
has set an example of parental vigor
that has made all lovers of pugilism
proud of the author Of the Quecnsberry
rules.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11

cage Of the anti-gambling amend.
Ment to the constitution already
gives evidence of having partially spent
its force. II tue self-dubbed reformers
meet with a check in the fall elections
of New York and Brooklyn, pext sea-
son the racing law will be interpreted
only as 1t is in England; and if it is,
racing will again come into favor,
though 1t will be years before it will
ever become the craze 1t was in 1s9a-o5,
The cotton Of the marquis Of Qneens.
berry in bringing Oscar Wilde to the
bar of Justice has made him deservedly
respected by true men all over the
world, but his thrashing of his degen-
arative SON in Piccadilly for his nisbe-
havior In siding with Wilde against
hirn Inns made the marquis the popular
IDOL OF England to-day. The English
have great respect for the head of q
family and no is indeed the lord and
frspster of his house. Tho command,
nient: Hopor thy father IL held hi
800 : - -, erS. So, md ve ere s-Ih .,.-H
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
W. NJ. Hannah, Auctioneer.
JuS-tds

RI NIRTURE OF THE FOLLOWING DEEDS
OF trust to us ono from c. Il. Roger and witc
da'el May 9th. 1895 and duly recorded in u. u.
iso, +. l02, Norfolk CoInty curt Cacika Office
one from W. NJ Moore and wiie dat ID O, obcr
list, 1870. recorded in ID. b. sS +. CJI and one
from lnl0n Ne'oTpBs' Hail Association, dated Sep
iSmner 9th, 1892. recorded in ID. t. l0l T. 5n,
CERES Office orr Grafton Court. City OF Norfolk
ana al Tie request OF The party Their I'm secured
WIZ 'ell at public auction ut thr Norfolk Real
Estate tx hanyc, lilo Main street. on THURSDAY.
tho 18Th 'ay Of June, 1895, at II ~. the following
property:
/. THAT CERTAIN LoT0F AND with the
improvement thie9n. beginning ON south idle Of
BYRD street, in Norfolk county Va at u.out $40
icet west from wet side OF Factory street; thence
running south along what was Turner'S lot 100 feet
thence wet 80 feet; thence north loo feet 10 Byrd
Z. LOIS 20 aud 30 in ! lat OF r. Richardson's
canpOstclia lo' said lots front on Iyey street and
rim DacS los.
> THAT LOT or LAND on Claiborne avenue
in Branblcten Ward, Nori, TX city Va. numbered
:. IN square {, as ma ked on uat yeto ded with
dec from NJ t. Cooke and al to ID Fthercdrc:
lot fronts 20 feet on taid avenue nd run, back LIS
feet TO lane II teet wide, aud Is improved by a
nice frame uilding.
- VACANT LOT fronting IS f Ct on ives, side of
Hawk street, Norio ely. Va b tw,et Bu;c and
queen streets. with depth Of ito fct.
1EEMS-CASu.
GEO w. DEFY.
wv. lIUNIER,
y 4. DOkLAND,
Trustees Mutual Building Association.
49, W. NJ. HANNAH,
-lez-t1s Auetionoer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
IN The WORLD OF SPORTS
The Vexed Question Of Betting
Under New York's Law.
Peter Maher, the Irish Champion. The
Aiisa, the Britannia and the Pros
poets of the Defender. Queens
berry an English Idol. Cos
sip About Sullivan.
lcopYRIcHT. 1904 l

Whom the Percy-Gray bill was before
,the legislature its friends claimed that
at was all that was needed to insure
tracing of the highest class and the
reformation of the turf. Since its pas
sage into n law it he's had fortnight's
trial on the Gravescnd track of the
EBroolslyn Jockey club and It's results
have been any thing but satisfactory to
fthe owners and managers. The large
aud financially responsible ,bettor has
little to complain of, because he can
put his money on fairly well with tho
big plunger bookmakcrs "on tho nod"
but the men who can only bet five or
ten dollars on race and want to bet
while they have the means cannot do
so, Us that autocratic body, the Jockey
Club" has decrced that no money must
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11

Mr. E. S. Check, of Raleigh N c..
says: ~ friend gave mo bottle of Qura-
toi to use ON my head for bad cnsc of
eczema, and have found great relief
from 1t. Mr.. Epps, who works in the
Saiho Office with me, spraincd his foot
very badly several weeks ago. gave him
one application of Quratol, and in ono
night II cured him" Qurutol Is equally
eiiicnc!ous In sprains, burns, cuts, wounds
scnidS, eczema and all skin diseases. All
druggists sell it ut 80 cents bottle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
AiCaION saI.Es-THIN DAY.
COMMISSIONERS SALE of NORFOLK
COUNTY REAL. ESTATE.

=, BY virtue OF decree Of tho Circuit Court OF
Morleik county, Va, entersd ON tie 18th day OF
Niarchl 1922 IN the chanccry suit Of AlyAh X
Martin, guardian. plaintiff, x;ain.t Leila Inrser,
an othois, defendan shall, us special commits,
sinner, sell on TUESDAY, TIE ism DAY on
June, 1928. at ~ O'clock ~, at public auction In
iront oi the courthouse OF II, riolk ,ounIJ Court
a p INC city OF p9T's ogth va be following prom
PARCELS OF LAND, with the buildiuys and i'm.
pr"Temcnts thereon, situated IN Tam IRIS Crepk
msglsteriai District county Of Norfolk State OF
Virginia, ce'crieed Us lot. seventeen I7l and nine
teen Gsl on tho plat Of the North End. adjoining
the Terminal railroad, which takes or portioS
Thereof from the rear OF enh lot. faid lois front
on walker avenue twenty-five feet each and run
back between parallel lines to the eighty-foot ave-
nue. Of said railroad ompapy. The Wo.t Inc OF
sad lots, which arc adjoining lots being about
,evcnty-hve ieo' tnd the East line about one hun.
dred aud ten ic,t
TERMS-Ons-third cash: tie residue in two
equal instruments, payable, with inttrtsA
IRON dav OF sale. in aud twelve tnoutbs
from day OF sale, evidenced BIZ the netotiabIo
notes OF tie purchaser, the purchaser 10 be nj
liberty 10 anticipate the payment of ore or both Of
said deere installmenis and the title to b, re-,
tainoi until the further oider Of he court
GEORGE u. MARTIN
Special Commissioner.
II is certified that the bond required by tho
commissioner in the above tntit cl c.u.e has b en-
given. ~
Teste-- l.. N. SYLVESTER. c. c.
le,-td BY c. T. PH.LLIPS,D. {.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
Preparing His Temper.

A glimpse OF Ruskin's whimsicality
is to be found in his friends renliDis-
cenccs. "Onc morning." he notes, "as
we were coming out of chapel, he said
TO us: Il ought not to have come to
chapel this morning We asked him, in
some establishment, why. He said: i
am going to write critique on IS
picture in the academy, and | want to
he in perfectly diabolical temper. -
San Francisco Argonaut.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
BY Townsend & Joynes, Auctione,rs, rs Main
street.
ENECCToE5 SALE OF DESIRABLE RESI-.
DENCE PROPERTY ON Butte STREET
AND on FRONT STREET, NOR
FOLK, VA.

As executor Of Cornelius II. Matthias, deceased,
ana Nv sirtur5 OF Il decree catered the 2l.t dag
81 MAY, 1879, IN Chau' 'ause OF Annie " & eve.
iand and huSl and q. Il ns. FaiIic C. Armstrong auh
S1n,as, now pending IN The Iotr Of Law ana
sal; ut public auction at The Norfolk Real Estate
a d stock Exchange, Ne. li5 Main street Norfolk
va, on THURSDAY j ne 18th, 1925, 1t IL o'clocs
miaday, the following residence properly situated
IN said city Of Norfolk, io-wit:
.r, J. lie LOT OF Ian, WITH THE DOUBLE
2o3 iine street, near B.cwe. street, TO ting d. b
HE south side Of Butte SIR .,i % and 3-iohs TeeA
mote or less, the middle o tie 3-!oot !ane ia
common between No .2l3 and 2o5 Il II. street With
dep on the wsst line oil ~ feet II OF OF less >
depth Is ieci ti'ch's, more or les. the eass
line, ahu width ross the rear OF 81 fe, inckeS
more or les.
2. THE LOT or LANU WITH TIE DOUBLE
iiutt street near Brewer street. fronting -
feet on tee South side OF Butte sIt.ct 10 tnc middle
"i re loot lane III common between Sus 2O5 SaA
!vS Bate street with depth Oh the west line u
Is ic't inches, more OF les. Gc,th on the eas.
lines OF % icet. more or less, aud width a.resa
3. TnE lot o. LAND Win THE FRANZ
ASDT EooFlD EOuBLE DWELLING at the
northwest corner OF Front and Second streets, ia
Atlantic City Wand, noatins ~ eet, more or les,
on the north SIDE of Front itre,,, with a dept OF
40 ieet 70 an alley, and wi Ia 4 WIDTH across ths
rear OF Is .eet l. che more or lcSy
{. THE LOT OF LAND WITH THE DoUB IL
FRAME AND cmINGLED ROOF DOUBLE TEN
ENENi HOUSES, lying inlmeiaio'y West sus
adjoining the lot hcieinlbove last G.s rihtd no T.
ing % IL {, more or less the North side If F,oph
st!e't. win depth OF 100 feet To an Hlley aud
with width ACROSS the rear OF 30 Iee more Or e,A
rERMS-0nc-thiId in cIsh; oue-,hir at u
months ! ID 0rc.ihjId at Is nj, n lis from day OF
sale. the deferred int ,lments IL 20 evidenced bv
tne purchasers rcs,tlnblcnoics, bearing from day
OF iae a tho rat OF Il per cent per annum pi,>
abe seni-annually, aud to be s-cure 10y the pur.
ohaser's q ed of trust upon III, pro3cr,y t. he
drawn, cer.ih' d fer rccor aud rectrGe ut Iur-
cDsser's cxpen,c or tie purchaser may LAY Tie
wloie purchase inoncy in sh ut time U; com.
phi. nee with the terms of lie
JOSEPH T. ALLYN
Executor OF Cornelius H. MatthiaL
TOWNSEND & JONES
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11

can compete successfully with the
britannia in moderate winds. Let us
hope that the proposed changes in tho
Vig1lant may improve her speed. In
fair breeze or heavy blow she was
deal faster than tho Britannia, and if
she can be made speedier. than tho
princes cutter in light wffds we will
have two strings to our bow when the
Valkyric comes here otter the Americas
cup. j. B. Mccormick.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
h. c. H0ggdTd & Co.,
Real EState& Rental Agents.
I26 MAINS Rect.
PHONE No. 7i9.

FOR ltENr-2lO AO3 lc5, 4O7 and 400
highland avenue, l2G Wilioughby. 42U Ba1-
ter, - MnltDy. AGA Park o.. Iuustall. lo2.
10, 100 li'' aud 40 Chapel. with mcaern
endorsements: 2l2 liam, 1913 bermuda 10
Char lotta ~ Cumberland, n and 81 Chapel,
lt5 bermuda. i rooms store corner church
amt hario!ts wood yard on Bermuda street,
NICE store IN Berkley. corner Liberty ami
Eightn streets; cottage at Virginia Leach.
1872 nm Il Water VI eet.
IOR SAiE-rwo houses on Nalihv ave-
nuo one OH Willoughby. two on Clay one
GA holly. twr on Tunstall. three Oh High
iRnu, ono on lark. two on Levitt, four
orich no seS on Nirhn TN str ct go! IN
yye'tnenf: Lots on Froemason, Corprew,
Boush. Highland. Kelly, Princess Anne ave-
nue. and IN HuntersYile. Also. Farms, large
and small
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
Would Ammo Instead of Amuse.

Congressman Boutellc probably OBJ
1ects to newspaper scnsationulism be-
cause it completes with his own and dis
tracts attention from antics that, if un-
rivaled, would amaze instead of amusc
ali bcholders. Now York Times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
Cheap Labor Argumcnt Krncl.ed out.

"Tho now tariff" says the Atlanta
Journal, has been i'll operation Only II
little more than seven months. but has
already proved the fallucy and fraud of
tho cheap labor argument that was made
against it. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
AUCTION SALES FUTURE pays
BY the Morris Auction House. j. r. KILBY Jr
Proprietor, IS Bank street

PURSUANT TO a DEED OF faust MADE BY
1 W: ALLEN SHEPHERD md HORACE
dRANETf,t to me as Trustee. dated the 10Th day
OF Der; 1894, and recorded in D. Is. Iii Is =
Clerks Onice Corporation Court OF the City OF
Norfolk, vn., shall ell at public auction in tic
"a story OF pTemises, No. Ill Main street. Norfolk
Va, IN uRSpAY, the 18Th dpy OF Juno; 1875. at Il
o'clock NJ the follorins PROPERTY to.wit, US an en-
urety: Al Inc trin ting presses type, type stands
and description usd in tho printing business, now
eonta ncd In The s,eonh story OF premises No. III
Main street, Norfolk, Va.
TERMS or SALE: Twenty-Five dollars aud ex.
penses of sale cash aud balance in monthly in
s,aiinenis OF twenty five dollars per m NTH pay
abe on the hrst day of each and every month
after date Of said sale. with interest from day OF
sale, defsr'et payments TO bc secured 10y deed of
trust drawn and recorded at exp .nsr purci a,er
W. J. BAXTER, JR,
Trustee.
-. II. r. MORRIS,
JV11us Auctunetr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11

pass between bcttors, either in making
lor settling bets, on race course. This
being the case, it is impossible for tho
small bottor, who is the mainstay and
profit of the turf, to do any business.
+ On the opening day of the meeting,
when the Brooklyn handicap was rum
this ruling was not in force, and bet
ting was conducted us openly, in mauy
eases, as under the Ives pool law or
on an English track, and everything
was as merry as marriage bell. This
aroused the attention of the BROOKLYN
Law and Order society, who called the
attention of the district attorney of
Kings County to the matter, and by so
doing scared the Jockey club into n
fit. Good legal authorities declared
that there was nothing in the law
which prevented booltnulicrs from pay
ing their debts immediately after cash
race, or of receiving money from the
lbcttors WHO owed them, and there was
talk of making u test case and carry
Jug the matter into court for decision,
but the raco track people arc afraid 30
do this, because they know that if they
got decision in their favor the Law
and Order society would appeal tho
ease and carry it up to the supreme
court, where the law might DO do
clnred unconstitutional
As result of this state OF affairs the
Broolllyn Jockey club meeting will bo
"a failure, but the word has been quietly
passed around among the hookmal,ors
land bettors that the order against the
DaSSiQg of money will NOT bn an g; 81 c.i,,
enforced later on. Meanwhile, the
boolfTnnkers arc making their brains
and those of the bright young men OK
the press interested in the turf do
double and triple duty in endeavors to
find ways and means of beating the
law" That they will be successful is
hardly to be doubted. The so-called
wave OF reform which induced the pas.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
NOTICES

l have associnsed myself with Ms,sre.
DOYLE SMALL, li6 Main street, as aSs
countant for the bummsr months and pro.
babiy for the future, and would be thankful
patronage bestowed upon the firm.
VfT"rI, DARKa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11

Some politicians try to explain their
sotting on what appears to bo tho fence
by claiming it's all the ile.-Chicago
Mail
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
"a New Icrl.

The trolley doesn't do all of the kill
ing i'll Brooklyn. Occasionally Il victir.
is rendered to death -Washington Post.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11
GALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND
REAL ESTATE AT CAPRoN,

uuy OF JnIv, 1879, by j. j. Robinson IF philajei.
pm 4, 10 Albert Thompson, trustee Tor the purposS
therein set forth, which deed is OF record in tho
clerks Office Of southampton County Court Vir.
the place OF Albert Thompson resigned Will scil AZ
pubic auction to the high 81 bidder at Capron
Va, on III EcDAG Y, June llth. 1922 atl2 % clock M
aiI vi the properly, real AMI personal under tho
control and IN the posses.iol OF the substituted
trustee ny virurc OF the said deed OF st of July
an 1885, consisting" the mill building (knogn
n tho totfnSon E1x Factory. with a rllroui
frontage of 265 feet; also all I'll, Dis aud ether builds
inSS connect. ID thcrcwith; tenement bonscr 4
small dry ki!nS, 2UN 10 feet, the propcrt, holm,
located at tapTon. Va, upon land ,. ed fran Is
w. lInit 60. which lease will be assigned 10 thu
purchaser "f the property. " 80"
Sesuud-All the machinery of every AZURE aud
sescrittton connected with or belonging to tho
said liant, including among other things shinrls
outht complete, 3 80 h. p. Nasle boilers / Sd bSn
IleNeiH"d lioodwick engine, 50 h. - Houston.
Ntnnword Gamble engine ! Tlancrs 1 10 inch re-.
saw, "a inch rip-saw,5 eut-Oh saws = small rim
saw, 500 et OF betting with shaiting and pulies
automatic knife grinder, saw grinder pumb
engines. etc, in short everything that mirht tx
aud planning mill.
lh'rd-onc lot containing !, acre gu Main stres,
Capron, upon which there l, dc>!i able DWELLING
OF = fpOmS Ruu necessary Out-h0usCS
ENNS bhc-tIiId cast; remainder upon terms
10 Us made known Oh DAY OF sale Ample aua
economic arrangements Tor lumber upon VIII CHI 10
operate. can he effected by ihc pircLa,ar Of tina
plact a more complete inventory of the property
10 b" sold or any Information rcsardius The sa,nS
my he hRd 10y applying to
JAS. l. McLEMORR
=, Substituted Trustee
aiA5S 10, 1879. CORTLAND, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-11

PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF A DEED or
trust made by ~ y. kesrncy. Boston SucaN
a !. O. Of Moses, No 81. to us AS Trustees da,el
April 18th, 1872, aud recorded in d. b. las. r. 55S.
Clerks Office of the County Court for the ouutf
of N,rfoik, Va, We .hali proceed 10 sell a, pnUlis
auction in nont of the cour house door Of ths
Norfolk comfy 'ourthouse, W.. on MONDAY
TIE I'm DAY OF JUNE, 1890, al ~ oclO,k m
the 10 lowing prom rty, to-Hit: ALI. THAT GEE
TAIN LOT, rlECE q. PARCEL OF LAND, with
in til county OF NORFOLK in the stat. of Virginia
aud known as 10, y. Mai one avenue, according u
the pian NJ tn Nah land
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
FOSTER BLACK,
ALNAH II. MARTIN
FRANKLIN u. GILL;
Trustee, NJ the Chesapeake classified Buii,ins
Association. ieG-tA
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campaign. Chicago Post