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THE PLAINS IN WINTER.
A Journey Across the Continent In March
 Is Like Voyage.

Is Like Voyage.
 The journey across the continent from west to east in midWinter is very much like a voyage. When one lands at St. Paul from the overland train, it is with all the sensations of making port after having passed over the ieebound sea of the plains.
 The uniform dazzle of miles of mo- notonous snow, broken only where it sinks to indigo shadow or sweIls to crests of intolerable light, has for days given to the world outside the pane a sentiment of immensity rarely matched by the moving sea.
 There is majesty in the limitless sweep of level earth, so slightly oyer arohed by the level sky, but majesty that becomes desolation when seen in intimate relation to human life A furry team of horses struggling across the plains, drawing q meager sledge load of tirewood along a narrow trail in the snow to some unseen farm house, hibernating through the long winter months for the resurrection of a few fierce weeks of summer sunshine; a little schoolhouse of unplaned boards perehed on q swell of tho vast silent landscape; a farmhouse backed by barn and corral, with a tiny yard ill front encircled by tawdry frill of white washed paling, showing yellow above the snow-all these, with miles of snow between, pierce one with a keener sense of loneliness than could any personal experience.
 The human clement is so inadequate that one passes these scattered evidences of a struggle for life as in sound ship one might pass frail craft at sea.
 There are eagle minds upon which this solemn hostility of unconquered nature acts as q challenge; one sees this ill the voice and step and eye of mon who have built Dakota and Montana towns. Sturdy and unawed, they have fought their way and wrested for them selves foothold on the great inhospi- table plains.
 The level irideseent blaze of cloud less winter days, the treeless prairieS atame with color materialized i'll & thousand wild flowers, the dreary swells of autumn brown, lifted here and there into sharp buttes of threatening stone leach in it's own way impresses the imagination, but repels tho nestling in- stinet of homo seeking man. Atlantic Monthly.
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Held to the Habit.

T can't let you have any money, that's flat, said the new woman.
 "Why?" asked the husband, tears gathering in his limpid blue eyes.
 Because, confessed the breadwin- her shamefacedly, "there is bargain sale down at Cuttem's, and they are selling the loveliest spring trousers ever seen for $2. 9S. I thought I had got over the bargain counter habit, but this IS something I cannot resist. ''-lndian- apolis Journal.
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THE GARDEN.

Choked with i'll weeds my garden lay a-dying. Hard was tho ground; no bud had heart to blow, Yet shone your smile there, with your soft breath signing, "Have patience, for some day the flowers will grow" Some weeds you killed you made plot and titled it. "My plot, you said, "rich harvest yet shall give" With sun warmed seeds of hope your dear hands filled it, With rain soft tears of pity bade them live. So, weak among the weeds that had withstood you, One little pure white flower grew by and by. You could not pluck my flower Alas, how should you? You set the seed, but let the blossom die.
 -Pall Mall Budget.
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 Nero's Appearance.

In his youth Nero was remarkably handsome, but early in manhood his habits of dissipation made him exceed ingly corpulent To judge from his medals and tho descriptions left of him he must have weighed over 200 pounds. His features were regular, but his eyes were so protuberant as to be almost a deformity, and he was nearsighted, so much so that he could not recognize his acquaintances across the street.
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Perils of the Future.

Passenger Gin chair car)-Where are you going, dear? Don't leave me alone here among strangers.
 His Wife-Norsense, James Noth- ing will hurt you I am going into the smoking car a little while. Read fash ion magazine or something till l come back. Chicago Tribune.
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Henry Clay had voice of medium strength, but of singular purity. He spoke with a strong southern accent and in a pleasant, sympathetic tone that carried the audience with him from the start
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Driven to It.

Mrs. Toogood-I don't see how it is that men find so much pleasure in such a brutal business as prize fighting.
 Broken Face Bill don't see how we kin help it, lady. The women is erowdin us raen out of all the profes- sions, and they ain't nothin else fer us ter do That's the only reason I'm in it, lady = Roxbury (Mass.) Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-01

Wales was thus named by the Anglo Saxons, the word meaning the land of foreigners. !" The native name is Cam bria, or ''the country of the Kimri. ;
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Kepler firmly believed the moon to be inhabited. He always spoke of tho supposed people of that orb as the Selenitas. ,'
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Caffarelli thought so much of his voice that once when challenged to fight duel he refused on the ground that he had no right to expose to any risk the lifo of so great a singer.
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The slashes or openings in an outer garment to show tho one beneath were formerly called panes.
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h 1889 the United States produced over 34, 900, 900 barrels of petroleum.
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THE PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF THE SOUTH.

tCOnnecIed 1Otth tfe StQte 4. X IT, COtte0e.l
 Highest Official Endorsement, the siOv. ernor of the Commonwealth, the Lsresident of the State College and the Secretary and Vault Co. signing it's DipIonas.
 RECOMMENDED Bx it's army of successful th0usanis Of dollars per, annum.
 REFERENCES. Scores of the leading pro and patrons. System af ses..:.l, f.r.scgse.si business instruction used in every depart LxTEsT AND sRs S'nsI PAap the first Premiums Gold and Bronze Medals aud Diplomas, eiS," at the International Tfd Winter Exposition. awarded the system Of of nmsiness Bepartment. m s. is years praceieai aD f exesss % tenn of shorthand, taught in this College, and to the head of our Shorthand Department Jan ex- court reporter, rom the authors of this system Railway and Teiegrapi. System has Gs record cord 9t II years practical sexperience, from Night largest Trunk Lines in America. Endorsed by Operators; Train Dispatchers superintendents The Only school in the p Verla owning y.'isns and operating complete Railway system for the ab lNDTvIDGAL INsTRUGTIoN in all departments: No Glass Work.
 FREE with any course Penmanship, Business Correspondenee Commercial Law Commercial POSITIONS Our Guarantee E,r.r ?, Sent ssM ,5 sTunY iis 5of viii it save won for instructions S75,OOO.00 Guarantee that our college IS as repr scented, money re- funded. ELEGANT NEW RUELDKEG owned erected and furnished by us, to meet the reqnirements Of our practical system of instruc tion Furnnce Heat. Electric Light Water. perfect ventilation. The largest and most per foetly equipped Business College EuiIdsing BEWARE some colleges. whose responsibility
 rests upon 1hfir word only, will tell you that
 they Will give you the same, or . z more
 o, thorough course . in less time. or for less
 course with us. Beware Of such claims
 they are false. Illustrated Catalogue free.
 Address, c. c. CALHOUN. Principal
 Lexsnst0n. x '.
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Something Entirely New
COMBINATION DESK AND TYPE.
 WRITER CABINET,

Containing all the desirable features of a roll-top desk and q type writer cabinet. Your particular attention is directed to our raising and lower ing device, which does not disturb the desk bed, but leaves it always ready for lsc, whether the typewriter is in position to be used, or closed in the cabinet undcrneath, thus giving you Il practical Combined Desk and Type Writed Cabinet. Also d full lineeof standard rOll-t0p office desks Correspondence solicited. Manufact- ured by 0. B. ROWLETT,
 ] Is d5mo Richmond, Ind.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
EDENToN, N. c.

Edenton. n. c., Nov. 26.-(SpeciaD-
d. Newman returned from New York
Monday, where he has been to select
new goods.
MIR. l.. +. Ziegler, who has been alb
sent for several days visiting Balti-
more and Washington. D. c., returned
home Monday.
AT IL o'clock Thursday morning
Thanksgiving services will be held nj
st. Paul's and at the Methodist Church.
Rev. j. l.. White, of the Baptist Church,
will deliver the sermon at the Metho-
dist Church Thursday evening at 7:30.
There will be Thanksgiving services
at the Baptist Church.
Mr., ind Mrs. w. e. Comcli returned
from Baltimore Monday evening on the
Z O'Clock train.
Editor Mitchell returned yesterday
from the Atlanta Exposition.
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ELIZABETH CITY, NC.

Elizabeth city N. c., Nov. 26.-tSpe-
ciaI.) of the celebrated
Rev. Sam p. Jones, the great Methodist
evangelist, have been posted up in all
parts Of the city announcing his lee
ture. "Gett There and etay There"
which he Will deliver at the court
house on December goth. Everybody
should take advantage of this great op-
portunity, md be on hand to hear this
famous man.
Chief OF Police Brooks is showing the
dog-owners OF this placi, that they
must obey the law or abide by the
consequences. He started out yester-
day to perform his duty. and two dogs
whose owners did not pay the taxes on
them were carried from this world
through the agency OF bullets.
Thanksgiving services VIII be held in
all the different churches Thursday
Everybody Is invited to attend their
respective churches. The mayor has
also issued his proclamation requesting
the day to be kept by oil as a general
holiday.
The young people OF this place enjoy
ed a. very successful german last night
at Albemarle Hotel. Professor Bolez-
"a and his orchestra furnished music
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rAUcT1oN SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

by VIRTUE OF e CERTA1N DEE6
10, or trust. bearing latte August I'd,
ice ffSse a az doly 1f record in the Clerks Of
the request of the creditor therein sc.
cured, / shall sell Mt public auction, in
dF0mt 81 the Norfolk County Courthouse
on on FRIDAY. the goth day Of November'
iey'i INC ri tt94liowing property. to-wit:
PARCEL OF LAND situated in the
e eeHin,y OF N9rfolk. Va, containing by
described as 70 fSl, acres. and bounded and
the lands OF Randall Brary; on the south
~ The lands of Watt AMI stephen VIII
aEl on the east by New HiIil Creek. Il
1cins me nc T SamH property whlei. was ccn-
soil: trustee. by deed Iate:l June n5:h iS;S
'Ci. RMS-CASH. - -'''>
nole tbs WIN. n OLD. Trustee.
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Mems Cloth finished Nacintoshes, with
cape. $3.50.
Ladies' Carriers of silk elastic, with
largo satin bows. lie. each. n
Mems heavy wool Sweaters, 99c.
The same of finest double texture
cloth, very fin. ones. So.
Rubber Mfttens for motormen and
fishermen. first quality. si.25.
Mems Sti:f Hats. the latest shapes, ST. IS.
For these matters barge $3.50 and ST.
Mems Winter Russct Shoes. heavy
railroad edge, water proof, aiI STYLES OF
toe. So. These are sold down town at s4
Men's Shoes, Calf, Congress or Lace.
all styles of toe: Sizes. to II, ut 81 On
these you save Soc. here.
Mems Lace or Congress Shoes, tin and
plain toes, SIPS. Just the very hest Shoe
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The virrinin RnnI,ers.

Among the topics to be discussed at
Mt the meeting of the Virginia bankers
in Norfolk this week are the following
Abolition of the Days of Grace;
General Laws Relating to the Collcc-
tons In the State: The Saturday
lIalf-Holiday," and state Banks OF
Issue" The attendance ut this cenven-
ton promises to be large. The rail-
runds have made special rates to
Norfolk from every city In the State
good for the days during which the
Association will be In session.
Our Lamp and Onyx Tables are su.
pcrb, and our Cabinets are grand.
CHAPMAN & JAEEMAN.
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TINT can be bought in Norfolk for the

TINT can be bought In Norfolk for the
Welt, Dongola stock. Ladies' Shoes, mt
pair. These are good Shoes,
styles OF toe. s1.3s. This our famous ST
Shoe. '-''
Misses' School Shoes. Dongola, Pebble
Goat, all styles. 81. Finer grade. 81. so.
BOYS SCHOOL HOES, S1.-The lowest
dren wear that you cannot get in The
Big up-Towa Department Store?
Everything always a little lower In
price than other stores.
Queen. '
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John c. Nlemeyer, Auetioneer.
4, ONfMISSIONER'S SALE OF A vAr
" wv LIABLE Il A Pm "a '<At1

[, ii'oiG ! "A E ~ p ? p PALE OF a VAL
~ BY virtue of a decree entered on the
ga day of November, 1896, in the Cfrcuit
Court of Norfolk county, in a certnin
cause In Chancery therein now depending,
wherein Charles Reid & Son, who sue
kins. ct a. are defendants. the undersign-
cd SPECIAL commissioner will offer for sale
a. ~ public auction On THURSDAY. the
attn day OF December, 1895, at II O'Clock
M, In front of the Norfolk county court
house, In the city of Portsmouth, Va,
THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
containing is acres. more or1eSs, lying on
the Sewell's Point road. in the county of
Noriolk. ana adjoining the lands of Hem
~ Ialbot. Mrs. Louisa Carson. and others,
DeinS the same upon which w. Henry
wilkins reHi1cd at the time Of hts death
Further information as to the lines OF
said land Will he furnished upon appli,s
cation to the undersigned.
Terms: One-thirtl cash; balance in one
ana TWO years; deferred payments to bear
interest at the rate of 6 per centum per
Dnnuip, ana to be secured hy deed of tri,st
TO be drawn and recorded ut expense
OF the purchaser who oil compliance with
the terms of sale shall he entitled TO re-
ccive conveyance OF the premises with,
special warranty of title. Pun chaser 10
be at liberty to anticipate any or all of the
deferred payments.
JOHN NELLY,
Special Commissioners
I. L. NJ. Sylvester. clerk of the Circuit
Court for Norfolk county, do certify that
bond required in the above described suit
has been duly given.
TeStc:
Nov. % ,s,5 L. NJ SYLVESTER; Clerk j., T.
JOHN c. NIEMEYER,
AuctiOnccr
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Warm Feeling Felt !!

Mems Boots. made of felt, as thick rs
your finger. For motormcn, fishermen
oil who are exposed The very look OF
these Is comforting. They are soc.
with these go PERI ,ctIon Rubber Shoes,
with thick rubber soles, sl.75.
mems Cardigan Jackets. SIC. and fl.25
with silk, 25c.
M Mems Heavy Mlttens. thick wool ones,
SPECIAL. THIS-Four lots Hamburg
Gdging, some of It nearly five inches
vide a very great bargaiii-5c Sc. l0c.
and 12lsc yard.
bright Plaid Dress Goods, double
width, ana big bargain, Zoe. yard
- NOVELS, by best authors, 10c.. l5c.,
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GATHERED AT NEWPORT NEWS
Notes, personal and otherwise, of
People md Matters You Upow

: Newport News, Va, Nov. 26.-tSpe-
eiaD-The Minneapolis is being ran
idly coaled for her trip to Turkey. She
VIII carry over 1900 tons Of coal. She
sailed at o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. Monroe A. Morris re-
tour.
The new charter which has been adopt-
go by the Business Mems Association
meet With general favor by the pub
A committee will report tonight the
names solicited for the offices of Po-
ice Justice, Auditor City Colie,,tor.
justices of fourteen Common Council
Mr.. W. A. Post Will make a most
competent Mayor and this selection BY
the association gives entire sat!sfact ion.
Mrs. White. wife Of Lieut.. White, of
sae minneapolis. and Miss Matte New.
VI portsmouth, are the guests OF Mrs,
street. mn
NO one is allowed abord the Paris.
which ie in the dock receiving her cx,
terror repairs. This rule had to be
ADOPTED on account of her carpets and
cIaan aa and hanginss. having been
her next trip from New York.
Is MT. Calvin Satterfleld has been ceI,ed
agaiP to the bedside OF his father, In
greensboro. Md. whose immense bust.
Z tion. oiai a'een-
Y, The marriage of Miss Eliza Beal and
MI. EDWARD Gordon Will be solemnized
81 Paul.s Church this afternoon at
7 g. o'clock. Rev. F. +. Ribble Will ofTl.
Miss Nellie Howard, of Chicago. sis
tsT OF Mr.. Charles Howard, Is I'm the
city on a visit to her mother and sister
ii ars. =. g. Howard and Mrs. Beuce.
5oroon's Mfnstrels will be here Sat
tAfday night at Johnson's Hall.
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BY Sharp & Gwathmey.
F XECUTOR'S SALE OF a DESIRABLE
FARM NEAR THE CITY
OF NORFOLK.

BY. virtue Of the power vested in me by
me last VIII and testament of Sarah 4.
NJ Turner. decreased. and in pursuance cf
the decree constituting sald will, entered
by the Circuit Court of Norfolk county,
at the Septcmhei term, 1875, in the cham
Gerry suits OF the Citizens Bank of Nor
iolk Nn., VS.. i. X. ratcm and others.
anu OF l.. fiarmanson, executor. etc. VS..
virginia -. TrowcI ana others, | shall
as executor of the said Sarah a. NJ Tur-
ner, sell ~ public auction at the Real
l;Stutc Exchange. liz Main street, in the
city OF orfolE. ut noon on THURSDAY.
the btl uay of December, 1895. TO the high
est bidder. the tract OF land. with the M
R PR .rt.M !, thereon known as the
on the Eastern l'ranh OF the Elizabeth
liver. and being not more than two
miles anu by turnpike and not exceeding;
one lniic ny water rouir from said city,
more or less, and is bounded on the north
by the said Eastern Branch. on the cast
by the land OF B. T. Wilson. on the south
10y indian River TURNPIKE. and on the
said property will ho Sold in rross and
not by the acre. 81
TERMS: Three thousand dollars of
the purchase money III be paid In cash:
dcnced by the bonjs Of tile purchaser,
payable 10 me as executor. the first In
six months and the other i'm twelve
months from tn" day OF sale. and carry
ing interest from The LIST OF Ianuauy,lS9S,
when the ;erm Of the present tenant wili
expire: ana Il deed If trust at the cXneESe
al the purchaser will hc required to Sc
cure the deferred payments or the pur-
chaser may pay the whole purchase
money In cush.
l.. HARMANSON,
EXecutor of Sarah y. NJ. Turner. &C.
SHARP & GwATHMEY.
Adctionccrs.
November l.. 1885. no2i-tds
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dislike 10 give my name to the public.
NAL would he OF Ecneiit to thcg affiicied
cant say TOO much in praise, SO grant
y9;,,i permission TO use my letter. hoping IL
VIII De The cause OF s,.iinE others
MRS. T.. L. lItDDl E,STIEN
Write for full informa ton 10
l'ACL PRATT, Agent
Richmond, Va,
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BY II. l.. Page x Co. Real Estate Auc-
tionrers. No. III Eank street.

PURSUANT TO THE FOLLOWING
! deeds of trust, duly recorded in the
Clerks office of Norfolk county. Va. and
mt the request OF the ere ditor therein Sc
cured, Will sell ut public auction at The
Norfolk Real Estate and Stock Exchange.
No ~ Main street. Norfolk, Va. nj Il
O'Clock IN. THURSDAY Dt cembcr 9th,
1855, tile following property. to-wit
l'irst-AlL THAT CERTAIN FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT situated on the north
side OF CorDrew arynIr, between Railroad
and Cecilia avenues. Said lot Is 2iX97lh
feet to l0-foot lane. House contains
rooms D%ed of trust made Ivy W H.
Roberts and wife by deed dated July I'd.
1892. and duly recorded in iced book III.
page 81.
Second--AT.L THAT CERTAIN / OF OF
LAND. sitiE.ted Oh the south side OF Lee
street. between O'kccfe and Hunter
streets Said let is 30Hl05. House con-
iains Z roor's Deed Of trust made by
Chas. II. Robinson and wife, by deed
dated August aSd lMh. and recorded in
deed book l9l. page 81.
Professionalism cash: balance In ono
and two years ut i per cent Deeds OF
uust drawn and recorded at the expense
of the purchaser
GEO w. DEY.
II. l.. PAGE 4 co,
nO2i-tdS AmctioneerS
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your part will save you money II would
be strange inde.d If you couldn't arprc-
ciate such values as these:
Mems Heavy Suits. Double and Sin
gle Breasted. .......................s3 g.
Mems Strictly All Wool Chcviot
Suits. wholesale price sll.oO ~. & 10
Heavy Winter Clay worsted Suits.
n mgEHmt cut and Sack. regular
and Single Creased CASHMERE
lined. Wholesale price $1,000. ...... s.
Mems OyercoatS. Heavy Blue Beaver
Double Warp. ltulian lininE...... 80
$500 Imported Germania Overcoats. : 81
$1,000 French Black Cheviot Over
coats ...... .........................G IS
$1,000 Oxford Mixed Overcoats.......4 10
Mems Finest Quality Vicunas. Mel
i Bask r lined K Ki,S s,rn E!gs ana
Raw Edge, 3-inch Velvet Collar
Wholesale price. $1,000. 9 10
MeIAS Heavy Winter Pantalcons. :. l 10
Strictly All Wool Black and Blue
Nh-Nio'7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! 30
harris' CasSime"c Pants, wholesale
ply. >""' $1,000. ................. co
fiung Mems Dark Gray Overcoats.
wholesale price Observation-Disclosures. 25
Childrcn's. Ovcrcoats and Ulstcrs.
made in first -class style, whole.
sale price S3.75. l G5
Children's Suits. from TO Is years of
hEe ......................... 90
Waist Band. All Wool. ...... l 40
Double Breasted Rough Cheviots.
l'lue and black. Observation-Disclosures. Co
Double Breasted. Double Seated and
Knees. 20 styles 10 select FROM. . 20
Genuine Scotch ChevIot Suits-Ii to1e
y.ars-Double and Single Ereast-
ed. manufactured of absolutely
fnre Wool Material. 10
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, I have been using Jrood,s sars,nor,,,o
J s ana 4 am In better health now than
h 5 JI4S,; Deen Tor years. GIUSEPPE
~! IN ObII. III Main street. Norfolk, Va.
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SSs|}}{Gi 4 ;,. d y
RHEUMATISM.

Fort Spring, W. Va. Sept 3. 1888
MIR. PRATT
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find check for
sirio, balance Oh I;icctropoisc, as | feel
IKE 1t would he Impossible To do without
A. has helped me so much that do no:
feel like the same person, / am so much
way.
Before commenced using It suffered
so much with rheumatism. enlargement OF
the liver. dreadful pain In back uf head.
could not expose myself In damp wealth,
er without some Ill effects. Since using the
Electropoise can so out in damp wcn Their
and rain and don't feel any bad effects
So the general Improvement of my health
owe to the Elcctronoisc.
RESPECT fully
MRS. T.. +. IlUDDLESTIEN
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Z HOODS FILLS cure all liver fills.
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Nusbaum's. 1913 Main Street.
~ O TIC Ell

%, nave this day purchased from John
W: DAVENPORT all the stock. goods. mer.
Sna'Gise and store fixtures I'm the store
No; 20 Queen street, Norfolk, Va. TO-
gether with all accounts due him arising
out OF said business. All accounts due
paid when due "i'' oe
sail hereafter conduct the grocery
business "a same stand No. rs Queen
street. under The firm name and stvl. of
THE DANENroRT GROCERY COM.
ANY, with JOHN W. DAVENPORT
as manager.
Z. N. DAVENPORT.
NoN'hpsr <S1, 1879. no2G-lw
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$4,000 Stock

which WIS bought lately by us of H. a.
n AIi.ErON * CO, of New York Will
Intensity the demand. Prompt action on
your part Will save you money. II would
pe strange indeed If you couldn't Grprc-
ciate such values as these:
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The marriage Of Miss Eliza Beal and
y MT. Edward Gordon will be soIemnized
II -. Pauls Church this afternoon at
IS g., o,ciock. Rev. F. +. Ribble will ofTl-