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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12
FOOD FOR GREAT MEN.

Frederick the Great was satisfied
with salt beef or pork and cabbage.
Hagorth liked good English beef and
mutton. His common drink was beer.
Macauley said that no man need ask
for better food than plain roast beef
and baked potatoes.
Nero was passionately fond of a
coarse, greasy pie made of pork and
various kinds of game.
Weber while young was simple in his
tastes and lived plainly. In more ad-
vanced years he became a great eater.
Hazlitt ruined his digestion with tea
and crackers. He once said the sight
of a dinner table gave him a dyspeptic
pain.
Francis Bacon was plain in his eating
tastes. Splendid banquets were pro-
vided fon his guests while he himself
ate of one or two simple dishes.
Raphael lived principally on dried
fruits, such as figs and raisins, eating
them with bread, He had theory
that a meat diet was not good for a
painter.
Handel was a monstrous eater, partic-
ularly of beefsteak pie. One of these
pies weighed from two to three pounds,
and the composer of the Messiah"
would often consume whole pie at
sitting.
Cesare Borgia was very particular in
his diet He ate none but the choicest
daintles, and when among strangers al
ways prepared his food with his own
hands for fear of poison. He was an
excellent cook.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

the main attention of the day, but
aside IRON this there were stirring
resolutions on the Monroe doctrine
and the Cuban rebellion. The mes
sage was given the closest attention
from all quarters of the chamber. At
its conclusion Mr. Lodge of Massnchu-
sctts offered resolution, vigorous in
terms, reallirming the principles OF
the Monroe doctrine and putting them
in such form as to permit their enact
mcnt as permanent law, rather than
an expression OF policy advocated by
President Monroe. The Cuban sit
uation received attention from both
the Florida senators. The Call rcso-
luton resolution will be called up to-
day, so that the Cuban question and
the Monroes doctrine will receive
prompt attention. AT the brief exec
utive session the nominations of Mr.
Olney as secretary OF state and MIR.
Harmon as attorney general were con-
firmed, and that Of Mr.. Peckham to the
supreme court was referred to the
committee, The message was then
read and listened to with marked at
tcution. The statement of the status
OF the Cuban conflict was specially in
teresting, as it gave the first official
uttcrancc on the subject.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. Lord Sails
bury,s reply to Secretary Olney's let
ter requesting final and definite
statement of Great Britain's purposes
concerning Venezuela, is in Washing
ton having been delivered to Sir
Julian Pauncefute, the British ambas-
sador, last night The answer was
brought to Washington by Donald
son, the special messenger of the en-
bassy, who makes regular trips to
New York for the purpose of carry
ing the official mail to and from
Washington. Donaldson received the
reply from the steward of the steam
ship Britannia; on which it arrived at
New York at o'clock yesterday
morning. Donaldson immediately
left for Washington. The greatest
interest centers here as to the nature
of the reply which Lord Salisbury
has made to the American secretary
of State. Ambassador Pauncefote
said last night that Lord Salisbury's
letter would be presented to Secretary
Olney to-day.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

WAsHINGIoN, Dec. 6.-The dem
ocrats OF the house met yesterday in
caucus and there was some wonder
that they should have met, because
the general, idea was that they had
nothing to meet about except TO con-
dole with each other in the matter OF
the late catastrophe which overlook
the party. But it turned ont that they
had considerable to consider. A new
steering committee had to be appoint.
ed to suggest line of action and carry
out the wishes OF the minority. The
old steering committee was composed
of six members. Yesterday Mr.. Cor
man was made the chairman of the
steering committee and it was agreed
that the committee should be increased
to nine, the same number that consti-
tutes the steering committee of the re,
publicaus. The selection of the three
was left to the chairman, Mr.. German.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12
lvo. wIln, alvs ne.L.

WAsuINoroY. Dec, - Senotor
Dnbois said vcsterdav that tho f,icnda
of silver did ,,ot look for INV favoro-
bic legislation during tho nrcsent Sos
sion of congress and that in view of
tho hostile attiude of tbo president
no did not believe any snocial ctrnrt
wonld bn made In that diroction
The silver men be believed yonld 90
Tar control tho committees thot thcv
could nj anv fine bring IN free cola.
mo I'M oui II woe ~ iil,,I,, .bot
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12
WASHINGTON TOPICS.
PROBABLE TROUBLE OVER AMER
ICAN SHEEP.
This Government to Make vigorous
Protest should Great Britain Prohibit
the Importation Of American sheep
After january.

WASHINGTON, Dec 0, If, as re-
ported from London. Great Britain
intends to prohibit after January the
Importation of American sheep 1t is
quite probable that there will be
vigorous protest from this govern
ment The agricultural department
has not yet received official notilica-
ton of the proposed prohibition, but
the subject has been informally dis
cussed by the officials. -Four or five
Years ago this government through
the representations of the department
of agriculture succeeded in getting
the English government to remove the
restriction which required the killing
OF American sheep when they landed
at the docks in Greet britain ard
they were then permitted to be taken
inland and fed for the killing. The
industry, which was thcn very small,
has grown to large proportions, the
expectations during the fiscal year
1894 reaching 10000 head and in 1895
$4,000 head. Tho reason given 1or
the proposed prohibition is TIC pre-
valence of scab disease il the sheep.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3,-The repub-
licans of the senate went into caucus
as soon as that body adjourned. The
object of the caucus was to discuss
the question OF the reorganization of
the senate, from the election of officers
to the formation of committees. 1t
is thought that fight ia brewing
among the republicans.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

WAsuINGToN, Dec 5,-rhe repub-
lican senatorial caucus was in session
about fifteen minutes yesterday. Tho
only business done was the adoption
OF a resolution Introduced by Senator
Proctor authorizing Senator Sherman,
as chairman of the caucus committee,
to nominate Il committee on COM
lnittees and providing that the list
selected by him shall be submitted to
the fnll caucus. The caucus adjourned
subject to the call of the chairman.
The result of the action of the caucus
was a compromise between two fac
tons, one composed largely of the old
clement, standing for appointments by
the chairman, and the other with the
younger element predominating, de-
manding that the caucus should elect
its committees. The movement was n
part of the programme of the newer
members to insure sufficient attention
to their claims for recognition in the
conduct of senatorial affairs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

The Philadelphia mintis making and
Issuing one-cent coins at the rate OF
$3.50, 900 Il day. 1t is a small bust
ness, but it pays the government a
profit OF $1,000 day These cents
are going to Chicago and st. Louis to
buy the one-cent papers with.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

The emperor OF China has issued an
official bulletin on tho war in For
mosa for the information of his sub
jects, telling them that the Japanese
army and navy has been totally unui-
hilated. together with some scventy
battleships and 10000 men that for
eign nations had sent to the assist
ance OF Japan.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

Philadelphia gets a revenue OF
81, 900, 900 year from the street car,
gas, water, telephone and other fran
chises. 1t is TINA that the value OF
such things were distinctly uuder-
stood aud that the lions share OF the
profits should go to the public, which
rightfully owns them.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

Ducts never nave the cholera. roup
nor gapes; hawks win not touch them:
they lay more eggs that will hatch bet
ter than hen eggs With good feeding
they eau readily be made to weigh five
pounds In ten weeks after hRtching."-
st Louis Republic.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. Members
who have been closeted for brieftimes
with Mr.. Boedv declare that they have
no knowledge as to what the speaker
intends to do regarding committee APP
pointments. Not even by insinuation
does he let fall scraps of information.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

DENVER, COL, Dec. 3.-Over 100
men are engaged in the construction
of tho Leadville ice palace, which will
be opened to the public on Christmas
day. Fifteen million tons OF ice or
enough to build wall one foot thick
and six feet high about the entire
CITY will be used.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12
The Results Of Bilious Fever.
ARRANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH
AND A SHATTERED NERVOUS
SYSTEM.

tTrom ibc Herald, Hamilton TcSasj


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1,-i.t. $1,000 $1,000 'alina TO- tho .oijoS -,
tn an eaine ~ u Si,,. iUi W.
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tri iito NJ G,,,, Tara, ,rha.a Lngs
t tlaiiN s Cu"ii'y' .i.ais,' W. o.. ,,ro
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80. oc ia hoJ n qanJ nnnetito and
,it.,,ii ont ls.rtii,, tI,t HSC,,lJ tate, snd.
den si,I.noss NJ tx storerh tyliile eatina
~ thro,I M, ihc ,,,,,tru,' of His stomach,
fben rouil 9ot nf-,,ir. vigorously AZ before
ia y,os ~, + c,-''i,,-,l ~ 81. IN Lut groyv
ia, ,, ~ I, e.. o.. j III e. 3aeftR
SSoas 'j,, i,,o, c Of ti rI%els Tia vos
~. .Vini $3.50 y 80
hutIig u..o 90 ~ ., oN, iv, St,, H.,
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oiinv, ,Sior iii
y3lGs' it VDio' az
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TS os enS 10 ~, nFtor s,'eiI 81 reverton
m oosaivo notinc, ,birb warn frcnuent
VI ro,,o,,n,S,i, r,otito ftort baso
e,,aiis ha ,ronid he M. nntnrcj md disogree.
III a.. .o,,arni do-s u,bie s+ate of things
aure ,U, XII ao't{ t,o ,,eys 400 cosis,
,a W., ., ~ ~, va ~ AZ
~ ti,,,o + hatna,;ed tn 600 tha NJ variisa.
nnh tiS p ~ soJ , Imo ~ ri,
po eny o, " it,I I'm ~, t la a,e
-. mr. oG,oot 80 ~ ornSS nroaro,,t a.,
SON Inc enoc1 was at once nppnTshV IA
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sne relile iies uucolu W a.. ,.S
o3weis woul NJ an' ~ I'm onsi, H., ue',Gm uh"
whaV was sun petVer' from yue tillo ne
to2k tn9 nrsV uose ne NY nTTer lJu s,as,
Ihey nave censuu em,i,ely, anu o" tho nus
not oe9h o. snti III oiiI bly, Smo
years may no ,ns uTsr ,entHs ne tA ms
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Lieutenant
G. M. White of the revenue cutter
Bear has resigned and his resignation
has been accepted. Lieutenant White
was among the officers in the Boring
sea patrol service during the last
season who made formal charges
against Captain Healey OF the Bear.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

Mrs. Charles Henrotten, OF Chicago,
has been telling woman's club there
that after all women eau hardly get
along without men, and that it would
not be good for the women to try it,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

A lO-year-old negro girl--Clarette
Avery-is holding revival in New
York church, aud creating immense
excitement.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

Apply fur terms. We will have for Spring and Fall,
Apricot Cherry, Grape, etc Also small fruits shade
and ornamental trees, roses, etc We make speci-
atty Of whn.s,ug to large planters direct. We will
sell to r,,pop,- parties and take note payable in
six, twelve lnd eighteen months. Write us for whole
sale prier. Nllp;ss; Southern Nursery Co.,
Winchester Tenn
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-12

DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in
condensed form, all the clements necessary
to give new life and richness to the blood
and restore shattered nerves. Pink Pills
are sold by all dealers, or will be sent post
paid on receipt of price, 50 cents box, or
six boxes for t2E0 they nre never sold In
bulk, or by the 100 10y addressing DR..
Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady,
N Y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
WHO WILL BE CHIEF?
A Peculiar Condition of Affairs in the
Norfolk Police Department.
WILL COUNCILS CONFIRM CAPT. KING?
II Not. ana should Capt. I.ndd go
Through. Then the latter VIII. by
the Head at the Department Capt.
King ~n.s HcwiIl SIM Act as CHER


III IN" select 'nuhcli refuses 10 con
effect
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htihhor"u 'nt' 'ap'uih NihE h"'iic
WAS sent 10 tue '"uhcliS i ueSuaN hiE"'
iof confirmation as thl"t Oh f"''Ct'
Which position ne mas heeh nl''nE i"'
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
A BULLET In HIS BRAIN
A Young German Adopts a HeyeI Method
of Putting an End TO His Life.
A PISTOL IN PLACE OF A GLASS EYE.
Removing the Latter He Puts ~ Re
voiNcr's Nuzzic Between the Lids
stnnf Death Despondcncy the
Probable Cause Of Suicide.

Having become Respondent over his
inability To obtain employment a young
German butcher yesterday morning put
an end To his life under circumstances
nowhat sensational. ON tn" premises
OF Mr.. William Proeschcr in Campo
stella. q short distance from the city
and Tor several hours his body laid out
in the open air
It WAS about o'clock yesterday morn
ing when Mrs. Procschcr heard It pistol
shot in the woods near her house. but
as pistol shots are frequently heard in
tn" mcighborhood no i,ttcmtion was
paid 10 ii. and IL was not until Mr.
PrucsChor returned from his business
in TN" city market that the body OF "a
young man who had been living with
Mr. 'r""Sch"r for two months was
found. With Il bullet in the brain
Tn" suicide, who was known as Louis
rust. had but one good eye. glass one
having taken the place of one destroy
ed Il long time ago. For som" time he
had been out OF employment. and Mr
fr"cSch"r gay" him Il room at his nous"
until h" should again secure work
Yesterday morning he left thc house
ana went to The house of Thomas Min
niEd"i ~. who had promised him en-
pluNn"nt. Nil Winnngd-r. however
could not put tho man to work at once
and II" returned home
Securing Il pistol Pulst went To the
rear ui Il ShantE ON the premises and
pulling his glass eye from the socket
placed the muHZlc of the revolver be
tween tn" lids and pulled the trirgur
tn" bah entering the brain and causing
instant death
Thr deceased has been employed by
several butchers in the city market and
was well known among them The
county authorities were notified To- take
charge 81 thr body. a jury ct inquest
haNNiS returned Il verdict OF suicide.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03

ID" weather over the North Atlantic
during the month OF September was gem
trlIlY iine y few dcprcYSons moving
a'ioSS IN" high ATTITUDES caused moderate
sales occasionally. but the only really Sc
Yer" weather thus far reported was from
me >th To the 10th. Inclusive. in the cen
ual ana eastern part OF til" ocean. along
ana to the northward of the transatlantic
steamship tracks. The winds north OF the
'"'h parallel wer" mostly from the south
Mdrd ana westward ami We're moderate TO
strong in force. The huromctric pressure
oven TINS region was about normal Tor Ia.
month.
IN tn" central and southern parts of the
Atlantic I'M" weather prevailed with
Nariahl" winds. g"ntl" TO mdera,c. No evil
uth'" OF "a tropical cyclone. or West In
dian hurricane has been reported rnr m,
month.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
ACTION RESCINDED.
Tn" Democratic Executive Commit.
tee VIII Considcr Primnry

nc NY Ichlocta'lc Executive Com
I.'.'ec i,tiu me-. liz !cstciuas morn
LIE, mnrn ,he p"i'o"ihs resolutions
VIZ "u"p'cu'
ntIehS' ~ ~ now presented 10 this
o'i.,'ii'''c .hht 'icIe ~ some uiSsatlS-
i'It'"n WIN us aCtioh III proposing 10
,,Ou 10 y" n,t,H i"i NV Pun pose vi
a.. baiuS r " '"i' .i''ioi 10
a., - ~ nV''',.i .'', tnc pal'S c"hul-
W.I..r.. .'', 49, ',,' 'u' "'o
mittno En- nr,i.,;,,,, ,,,3 ,,',, wv '" '.'.
,,'','cv III "rutiihE "aiu meetings was
- ,,,,,,',, ~ M'ie" 'hcre
VIM. =, g. f',,',t',, nnu
mo rnn,,,,i,,, ~, " h $500 "
,.n,.,I ,,,,,.i ipi
nrovisinus nf Inv Il, .,,,h th,, ~ w
h.rs nf ,hn ,n,.,, In '',,u NJ,
,,.,.,ssnr, ,"r IL, - I'm contribute inc
'unuS' ;'""
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
small Bit> of News Found in High
Waw~ ~: q hedges.

Mr. j. a. Kelvin spoke at the Union
Mission last night.
The managers OF the Boys Home will
meet TINS afternoon at i.&t o'clock
firc alarm hoX No. ~ was tested yes
t"rdaN ana found satisfactory.
Miss Katie Downing. OF lSi Charlotte
street who has been visiting Miss Ella
Nrwsom", of suffolk. Va. has returned
home
George Butts, colorcd inmate of the.
almSh"usr, was delivered at the city Jail
last night and viii Toe sent to the cen
tral STATE Asylum at pctershurg
Visitors to the Cotton EXchaug" yes
i"rday: Hon. W. ]. Rogers Murgarett.s-
viii" ~. C.; Il. =. pvLoHtch. Murfurs-
b"ro, \. G.: Il. Johnson. New York
y horse attached to a buggy. in which
We're seated II lady ant two Chilurvn
hecam" frightened at ocean View Tues
day and attempted To- ran away The
lady tainted.
weather the Y outing viii be postponed
ana the rrSulur business meeting al the
i'S Will br held Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock in Y. NJ c. i HAN
To-day Thursday the dry goods es-
tahliShin"ut of Messrs. NJ. l-mstadtri "
ON tomorrow the store will br open as
usual.
ON" OF the horses To Irwin's express
wagon fen across thu car track ON
CRANKY street near City HAL ayrnu,
yesterday, and WAS PAINFULLY injured.
II" was removed after some difficulty.
TN" District Board ~ Education of
tn" NJ T.. Church, South. Tor this dis
trict met yesterday aut recommended
MI. +. 7. Adams. ri Berkeley. to be an
tered at Randplph- Aiacuu College as a
student for the ministry
From the monthly uttrorolugical re-
port issued 10y tn" Weather Bureau It is;
learned that thu total rainfall Tor tho
month "f September just ended was f.,
of An inch. Will" the average for sen
t'mh"r for twenty -iy" years was i.5s
inches
rho Emerald Beneficial Association
VIII civ" the FIRST of their rnt,it3iu-
m"nts for this season ON Friday night.
ith instant at their hall. beginning at
o'clock only TIA" members viii H..
present. and AN an. invited y good
Time is promised
Tonight at tn" Young Mems chris
tIan Association tho dist OF tn. mid
Week social religious services will he
Md Mr. +. Ward" Vaughn. prrsidcu,
"i ia" J. i ;. G. T.. ui the Firsi Pros
hNl"rlan Church viii rondurt TN. s.,-
VIC. Fh,s" services during 0ctoh.,
VIM hv ted 10y representatives. of tho y
: 9. T.. of this city IN men vino All
Ten" viii he welcome. The nc.,tugs In
November viii hr led by members; OF me,
EpWurth League
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03

At Yesterdays meeting of the Board
OF Health it was decided to let the. mai
ter of appointing an additional phiSi-
clan for the poor rest where it now is
The dwelling house of the Keeper Of
tn" posthousc was reported in bad CON
ditiou. and the attention of the Cuun-
ellis will Ice called to it,
Drs. Vance and pupuy and Mir VIII
hanson were appointed Il committee To
select site for a morGuc ana ascertain
its cost reporting to the Councils.
1t was decided to hold meetings i'm the
future on the first ana third Wrdncs-
day OF each month.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
Will iGn,c 40 rici.c,.

The Republican city Commits.
held a meeting last night i'm the rooms
OF tn" Tidcwa,cr Republican Associa-
ton. on Plume street. near Rank. when
resolution. offered by cX-Congrrss-
man Ge"rg" +. l!owdcn. was adopted.
declaring that in View of the impnssi-
bility of securing popular express
sion Of opinion at tho polls under. thu,
present election law. ii was ineXpc.
dent at this time To place i'm the field
u ticket for the Legislature.
In Niew of TIA" adoption of this roso-
luton. u" candidate will Toe named
with the sanction Of the RopuhliC,n
machinery. but it is said that a club
viii spring two candidates next Mon
day night
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03

Who is now in New York, has just
Shipped twenty cases and bales which
we open to-day one case best Aurou
Checks, sc. yard: POO Chenille covers.
CSC. each; case Utica Shooting. lar.
yard; i case Canton Flannel 5c ward
1 case Linen Crash. sc. yard; loo dozen
extra large Linen Towels. l. l-2c. each:
100 dozen Fast Black Seamless Socks
10c. pair: / case Ladies' Fast Biaci,
Seamless Hose, l0c. pair; latest STYLES
Fall Dress Goods. from i2l-2c. to 81
yard. For superior goods at Iow prices
visit the Modern Bargain Store, Levy.
Brothers, ia Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
cotton, Notcu.

Clear. cool weather prevails.
Liverpool spot market declined re.
Futur" contract market closed irrrsu-
Ian and unsettled. . To 6-GithS decline
New York future market declined 3
points. closing steady. Sales. $4,000
October. SIS 10 $50; January. SSG to
So, March. SIS. spot cotton declined
Lice.
Receipts at United States ports;
werc -?.5G2. against 2S.1I4 bales last year
ana 34.%lI bales in 1879
Receipts a' New Orleans to-day are
estimated AT 1000 to 5000 bales against
l0'N3 bales last year and G,45l bales in
1888.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
J. u. Valentine. Auc,iouccr

Attention is called To the announce
'n"nt OF Mr., j. II. Valentine. who has
embarked in the general auction bust
ness at No 3N Bank street Mi VaIcn-
Tin" comes To Norfolk from I.ync..burr.
Wh"r" h" is well and taVorably known.
and where for years he has conducted
similar business. II" is q large real
estate owner in that city ami has for
= number ni years been Il director in
ON" ui its most prosperous banks
Nj. L. Il. Morris who i one of the
hrSt-known auctionccrs i'm Virginia re-
mains with MIR, Valentine. and VIII be-
pleased TO have u continuance of TN"
patronage heretofore 50 literally be
slowed