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FOB SALE-HOUSES.

ave. near cssssoi- ana.s.. - ases; N 1nusuaiiy %
eSes Sea ras. sss: Rss:s sss sfs SaS
ssL:, SANIrARx PLuMBfNGs cOzy parlor: light.
Il B. B. STONE ,sss. SONS. so4 and sos st. NV.
FOR SALE 8, 600 EACH
CANT houses: Will compare with $500 houses.
ONE l2-room brick; I'm splendid repair; lot 1ax
ONE NEW 3-story and cellar bay window brick;
2 rooms and bath; STATIONARY wssh stand; FUR
Il d. d. STONE & SONS. soi and 800 NV.
FOR sALE-AP A SACRIFICE; OWNER LEAVING
storiss; elegant large % 1sr pariors; large bed
rooms; well ventilated bath; cheerful dinin:
pantries; whsle house newly h,sI psrsIsd and dss.
9NG 9sated; lot lsxioe: l2-ft. alley; WIDE Pack;
car lines: a short walk from business center;
ii d. D. STONE SONS. so4 AMI SOC st. NV.
FOR SAIE-REDucED TO &5.5OO-A BAY-wIN-
dow house and lot; As feet front on the north
side of T st. bet 18th st. and New Hampshire
ave-; subject to first trust Of 1900 at per
It d. d. STONE & SONS. so4 and SOC NV
FOR sALE-isil 18TH ST NV: BRICK HOUSE
and 2-story brick stable; house contains 9 rooms
II d. D. STONE & SONS. so4 and soe NV.
FOR sAIE-AT S. $525OLDECIDEDLY THE BEST
each door: front and back stairr; furnace heat;
location west Of eth ST. NV: lot 1880: alley.
1t ID. ID. STONE l. SONS. S04 and 500 NV.
TOR sAIE-A LOT 100 FIT. FRONT AT BRIGHT.
wood; about a half an acre; only 81 200 Qess
than &c. %. IT.. This ID OF the finest sites
for dwelling in ID: C. Located on a ridge: line
view in all directions: within few hundred feet
OF electric cars. Building loan furnished.
ops W. g. MINNIX 1427 l. st. NV.
FOR SALE-A CORNER HOUSE ON + 81. NEAR
Dupont Circle, at sacrifice; price. 5000; owber
leaving city: 10 rooms lot e0x!U; alley: rare
chance to locate 8 wide ST. in this fashionable
nei:hborhood: opposite $4,000 houses.
1t ID. u. STONE 4 SONS, and say6 + st : w.
FOR SAI.E-OwNER HAVING LEFT THE CITY,
has authorized to cell that beautiful house. No.
1927 Riggs ST., for s. o0C; built TO sell for $500:
side alley; ride windows; buG brick; stone trim
mngs; LIST floor. pretty parlor. reception hall,
light dining and kitchen: bed rooms: large
hath, tiled porcelain tub: hot wuter heat; cleo
trio appliances.
FOR SALE-PhICE- 81. .45o-ALwAYS RENTING
for ST.. so month TO select white trnIDt--A
well-built Groom hc Sc. govt printin. Office.
1t ID. ID. STONE & SONS, s0i ard Sass + ST. NV.
FOR SALEM LANGD0N. 12-R0OM HOUSE AND
LARGE LOT, COMPLETE HOME. OFFER
WANTED. NO CASH: MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
apS AUGUST DoNATI. Gil 1Ti ST.
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STORAGE.

LARGE ROOMS FOR STORAGE, So PER MoNTII-
viii hold 3 big loe ds Of furniture-ciean Well
nghted and provided with lock and key; elevators
MERCHANTS PARCEL DELIv'Y CO. G2a-asi n
apS-tf '' " "'i ~
ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS 1907 q ST
Separate apartments; clean. light and dry. Spe.
cial rates to army and navy officers Wacons
and packers furnished. c. G. SLOAN q Co.
Nfope-' 1so' " u. mh3l-lm
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ELIZABETH CITY. n. c

Elizabeth City, y. c., Feb. 1.-(Spe-
cial G. r. Jones. OF Baltimore, is
In the city on n visit to friends
MISS Grace Bland OF Portsmouth who
has been the guest of the Misses Matte
and Gertie Bland. on Main street, for
some time. returned to her home to-
day.
FOOTBALL TEAM ORGANIZED-
The boys of the Atlantic Collegiate IN
stitute met yesterday and organized
football team. .'rhey went OUT TO The
grounds and We're Instructed how the
game was played by Professor @. II.
Little, Of the institute. They request
that another team be organized in the
town to compete with them
MIR. George +. Jordan. a very deserv
Ing young man of this place has been
awarded the position as operator of the
telephone system. There were a great
many applicants for IT,
IMMIGRANTS LOCATE.-Several
families from Dakota arrived here YES
terday with all their farming imple-
mcnts and stock and went out i'm the
country to the 1ol,owell Farm on
winch they Will locate. Several other
families OF these emigrants are expect-
ed to arrive here soon
Mrs. George +. Breen. OF Virginia
Formerly OF this place. is visiting Mrs
T. S. Harvey, on Main street.
MT. j. X. thompson, who has been
putting in the telephone system here
left to-day During his short stav here
Mr.. Thompson has made quite n mum
Der Of friends who will hate to sec him
leave.
At the Methodist and Baptist church
es tomorrow night Rev. j. Fl. Hall and
DR.. Blackwell will exchange pulpits
Regular services viii he held as usual
In all the other churches
WATTERSON'S LECTURE.-Thoro
was fair sized audience that greeted
Henry Watterson al the courthouse to
hear him deliver his lecture on Money
and Morals las: night. The lecture was
indeed one OF the best that has eyer
been delivered here. 1t was n grand
combination of oratory. philosophy. and
logic. Everybody seemed highly pleas
ed and showed their appreciation bv
frequent applause. He left this morn
ing for Washington where he will fulfill
an engagement there tonight.
AM USlIM ENT.-The Langdon Dro
matte Company will arrive here Monday.
and play at the Opera House evcry
night next week except Saturday. In
dies are admitted free the first night r.
they are accompanied by anyone who
holds a reserved seat ticket. Admis-
sion 10, 20, and 80 cents.
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Town OF SUFFOLK

OF North Carolina, and Miss Margaret
Boyliin Among those present were:
Misses Mary Delk, Elese UrQuhart, An
ME and Margaret Delk and Margic Ur-
quhart. and Messrs. ii. NJ Urquhart,
Charlie Stlth. James and Fred. Shep-
herd, Joseph Gotten, Joe Holiday and
H. j. Bowen. For finding the largest
number of peanuts. which had been pre-
EiouSly Sccreted. Miss EleSe Urquhart
was awarded the prize.
STILL ILL IN NEW YORK-A let
ter was received tonight from Maj. c.
w. Wright, who is in New York He
states that lie is still confined to his room
from the effects of an operation, but
hopes to be in Suffolk again soon. He
claims that several of his friends here
have been familiar with his where
aDouts all along.
ENGAGEMENT CLOSED. = The
Langdon Dramatic Company closed
their engagement in Suffolk tonight
with the presentation of FALSELY Ac-
cused." A good crowd of ladies' and
children attended the matinee this af-
ternoon.
Miss Florence e. Ramsey, of Chucka-
tuck, Is visiting the family of Captain
Z. B. Britt
DR.. w. w. Staley will preach at the
Christian Church Sunday night on THE
Power of Jesus"
Mr.. William Briggs, of Waverly, Va.
has accepted clerical position with
the Farmers Bank. and will enter on
duty Monday.
Miss Eva Jordan who had been visit
ing Mrs. w. NJ. Burton. at the home
of Mr. George Britain. left for her
home, in Norfolk, to-day.
The battalion drill at the new armory
passed off very smoothly last night. 1t
will be repeated on February 2Sth.
Fir Gabe Lipman returned to-day
from his Northern tour.
Misses Ncttie Mars and Carrie Hill,
of Norfolk, are the guests of Miss Annie
Novel;.
Hon. J. z. Booker was home to-day
from the Legislature.
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NORTH CAROLINA

prenc Court We wish him success and
hope he will settle in this city to prac-
tice law
Miss Lizzie Crowel, who has been Wis.
ting Durham for the past two weeks
mas returned home. TO the delight OF
her numerous friends
we are glad 10 see on our streets
MI. w. \. Lucas. who for some time
past has been at Bacon's Castle, Va,
on business for his father
Quite a large crowd was gathered
together at the Mayors Office this morn
inG and the following cases were tried I:
jan fhorp, colored, fined So and costs for
rlainG over seven miles per hour in the
town limits; James Holtway. colored.
iined 80 and costs Off disorderly con
duct: Junius Farmer. colored. CHARGED
with disordcrly conduct and assaultinr
Jonas Williams, colored and inflictinc
a serious wound with Z, deadly wcapon.
This case carried over to the Supcrior
Court. Junius Farmer under bail for
$500 and VIII Jones. colored: James u.
Kerry, co0red. and Wade Cameron, col
orcd, on bail for $lOO each.
The gentlemen OF this city gave oII;tc
a nice storm party at Mrs Brodie's last
night and u very enjoyable time was
Ind
There is a new firm i'm town. Mr..
T. l.. Bryant ana Mr.. r. T.. Gardner have
gone into the restaurant business and
W" wish them success
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Notions.

Laundry Wax for polishing Shirts Col
lars ana Guns. This in bag with handle,
BiNby's Polish, &c. a bottle.
Clarks Crochet Cotton, 4c a hall.
Brass and Steel Buttons for waist trim
ming, &c. dozen.
Ladies Hose Supporter, satin belt. sill,
elastic button clasp. all colors, 25c
New Hat Pins, Sc. 15c.. 1885,
Novelties in Jewelry.
20 Skiens Assorted Colors Embroidery
Silk for 1Oc.
Boxes of Fine Paper, ruled and unrulcd.
Envelopes included, 10c
Gismondia Silks. the maker calls the
rich moired cotton stuff for waists Beau
tful novelty. Looks, $3.50 Is 12kc. a
yard. Nothing like this has ever been
shown before
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Ready Henllned Sheets.

Cotton, Slxg0. sl.l2iAc. n pair; Very Fine
soN!0. N.25 pair; AndroscoSgin I'm
blcachcd Sl.Q0 pair; IIemstitched
Sheets, $l.75; Bolster and Pillow Cases,
also ready to use.
Sheeting and Pillow Casing by the yard.
Inside prices. as always. here.
Bourctte Ginghams, l2i2c. Novelties
for Spring. % colorIngs, 1Oc. yard
One Case Percales, new, yard wide,
l0c.. not l2,Gc.
Satncs. black and white. also new
colorings. i2i@c. here
Merrimack Red Prints, figures. &C.
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Mems Linen Collars, SC.

#s Two hundred dozen Mems ] ply linci
collars. standing and turn down. is and
20 hundred linen. so ensaie tomorrow TINS
way, six for 3oc.--Less than half their
value.
Sg 4 ply cuffs, loc. n pair.
es Buyers can take more than siS, no less
No limit, but likely to not ho here long.
q % dozen Mems Embroidered Suspenders'
Regular and extra length. Special. &c.
Mems Imperial Scarfs, flowing ends 2oc'
for. choice styles of regular soc. scarfs
Mems Tect Scarfs, choice patterns. neat
effects. lie.
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GAME LAW CONDEMNED
The ProhI6itory Penalty Imp0sedfor Killing
of partridgeS Causing Much Comment.
A FURNITURE FACTORY is WANTED
Also Representative From Nnnsc.
niond In the National Democratic
convention Several Gentlemen
willing 10 Goa Pleasant Peanut
Party-still Ill In New York.

suffolk Va, Feb 1.-(SpeciaD-
wv nile the identity of the Delegates 10
the National Democratic Convention is
peins discussed the reopleof Nanscmonl
are doing some talking along that line.
shu from utterances heard they expect
TINS county. Persons familiar with the
SITUATION claim that Nansemond is en-
tnleu 70 send man to the next Ma
tiohal convention, and plans will pro
I Daoly be formulated with that end in
view. No man has yet been agreed
upon, but there are number that
would make excellent REPRESENTATIVES.
among WHORE are DR.. Thomas II. Barnes
Sol. r. S. Boykin, Hon. ]. L. Booker and
chairman j. f. West
& FURNITURE FACTORY NEEDED
81. elranEers who visit the town. uot;c
ibs the various enterprises here. often
\ INQUIRE why furniture factory had
Ieter peeh established. And no good
reason can be given. With lis natural
& ss1h.ases' cheap labor and transpor-
& ttloil facilities Suffolk offers eyiranrai
a nary inducements for the Ioc,,ia,, ne
4 Sne INDUSTRY named, and MANY o;hcrs
lslol' tnat matter. The conticuiiv IN hord
;S"ooc requisite fo- the manuractur tha
ny neeu OF such enterprise and the succees
4 - pi PIP, industries located here. should
eenaucefncnts for capitalists to Local q
q iuiiliiuEe factory
y. ~ CONDEMNING THE GAME IAu
t1.e no act of the General Assem-
Il ply tor years has caused as much IN
* 1aVorable comment In this co,nnunt,,
4 IS the recently enacted prohibitnry
5.t.i,,fa iaw. Imposing penalty for tho
s - OF partridges within a period al
Years. Farmers and others who
3SK l;r more about sundry matters thar
s8Ihe constitution Of Virginia claim that
4 Il tue - LEGISLATURE has no right to prevent
80 PERSONS raising chickens. birds y,
Il aalythins else on his own land. nor -
b prohinit his killing them if desirable
&C. was Informed to-day that a partv ~
a persons, some intelligent and weiI-to- -,
people, had agreed to purposely viola +,
81 .ae law by killing a number of birds
sNsIrsPort the matter to the AUTHORITIES mr.
4 Z t tnen& tight Il out in the higher court.
Is ~ y sest tho acts constitutionality. How
sSIar Ihey VIII fight 1t is uncertain.
IA s.ES-tFlLi1lEAEANT PEANUT PARTY
55sRery acknowledgements party" wa
i giyen last night at the home of Mrs T,
~. Boykins in honor Of MISC Annie Land
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Towel Special.

Forty Dozen Soft Frnged Pure Linen
Huck Towels. large. these. 2Ox4O, and
l2kc. each. These without fringe with
finished ends. also.
Two Cases Turkish Bath Towels
preached or unbleached, SC. each
thirty dozen finest Birdeye Pure Soft
Sieached Huck, all linen. pure white
border entirely around the towel. These
24x4O and the finest, 25c. These are not
the kind that you hear of being sold
cheap They are the kind you see. No
limit Nothing ever limited here!
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Moquette Rugs, So.

II there are any who have not seen the
large Moquette Rugs-more than five feet
iong-that are being sold here for $500
each, they should come soon They are
a great bargain-a wonderfully great bar
gain. The colorings and the designs are
trlumphs of the wcavers art Big pan
sizes that almost smell. Autumn leaves
that one expects will rustic under ones
rect. Some poor manufacturer suffered
n loss when these fine velvety rugs
were bought SO that this store could price
them $500
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To TnIk Tenchers.

Rev. DR.. a. D. Mayo. Of Boston, arriv-
ed In Norfolk yesterday from Rich
mond. where, during the past week,
ne has been lecturing on 1.-The Ministry
OF Education" before the educators Of
that city. members Of the Legislature,
and students of Richmond College.
He has been In this work for fifteen
years. lecturing on Invitation of State
ana local school authorities. He Is
hlghiy endorsed by Hon. l.. NJ. Curry,
ana state Superintendent Massey. He
VIII iectrue here tomorrow at a O'Clock
az the Bank street school before the
,eachers of the public schools His
snoJecl VIII be: Some Things the Peo-
PIE Expect of the Teachers" While In
me city he is the guest of Mr.. r. A.
Schools.
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Another. Trunk Line for Nor
folk,
folk,

M here Is new Inca new department.
trunks here on the little profits that the
department system permits. The past is
aead. It's high profits are memory
mere are Trunks without the nesearliv
n,sh profits of the exclusive sellers
same trunks, but differently priced.
LADIES' Embossed Zinc Trunk, barrel
top, 80 inch, $500. 0a'iei
canvas Covered Trunks, fiat top, strong
but light, 80 inch, s2.75.
Lao.es "a inch fiat top Canvas Covered
$3.50. ioek'
Canvas Covered Steamer Trpnks 90
inch A.OO W
There are others here.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

This is to give notice that the firm Of
cohb liros. ~ Co, composed OF r. j. and
Z. Z. Coho and Joshua Skinner, was dis
"oived by mutual consent on the 25th dav
OF January. 1886. The business will be
conducted by new firm under the old
iame and style, Cobb Bros. & Co, COM
posed OF G: &. Cobb of Pitt county, n.
g.. and Y. j.. Pope, of Southampton
The new firm will, in addition TO its
Cotton and Peanut business, operate n
private wire to New York, Chicago and
New Orleans, and will do a general com.
mission mission business in Cotton. Grain Pro
II. j. CORB.
G. G. COBB.
1aSo-3t JOSHUA SKINNER
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NO PROPHET IS NEEDED
Woolens, IL 1-2c.

Drap De Provence, Lustrous Chame-
leon. the ticket says Take your choice
Of names. The stuff is somewhat like u
Sclian Of finest wool, Double width. II
colorings Neat, irdistinct stripes. 12kc.
n yard. and unheard of values. Unseen,
too, II you do nj hurry.
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Coats, 81, So, S..

All the Ladies' Coats from preyIous
seasons have beun marked down from
s2o, SIS and $40 to 81. 50 SO each Some have
fur on them worth far more On some
the buttons are worth more than the price
OF the garment Every day, most, some
merchant comes in and takes a lot. 1t
VIII be strange if people do not buy these.
FOR the cloth alone, but the merchants
VIII got them first II the people delay.
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WILSON, N. c.

Wilson. N. C., Feb. 1.-(SpeclaD-Mr
Elliot. Of Wilmington, n. C.. wbo ,s
connected with the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad, spent few days In our CITY
this week.
Mr.. L. A. Beasley. OF Warsaw, N. c..
who for the past five months has been
teacher at the military academy, left
Yesterday for Raleigh. where he will
stand his examination before the Su-
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Special in Silks.

8 Those who have seen in the stores where
novelties are made a feature have seen
within the past week the new Dresden
Silks-their Chameleon Changefullness.
their satiny figures with brocnde sur
roundings are unmistakab!e. They are
sold, for s1.5o. II you want them for Si.o'
come here. Only twelve pieces though
and likely 10 n.y. Do ask the how or why
but come for sl.5o Novelties at sl.e0.
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To toreten
and while last " 10AnO111AO2a
Underwear Bargains.

Large Lots of Muslin Underwear are
marked at less than cost to close out
While we never limit anything. no matter
now low the price, we ask buyers to not
take over two garments of each lot, that
all may have chance at them.
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Boncle, $1.OO.

One piece high quality black Boucle for
capes, this 81 inches wide. Came from
Prlestleys agents yesterday. The price is
very special us buyers will see nj first
glimpse, sl,ea
One case Spring woolens, Homespun
Cheviot, Fnncies. What would you call
them? We say novelties, and let them
go at that-5Qc. and 75c
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10 All Whom i May Concern;

lake lake notice that I shall apply for Inc
S S,E oI Norfolk Virginia. amounting TO
nn N h s,na and nifty dollars. in the place
ISSUED In the name Of A. r. IEGN
trustee ior, Sophia l.. Lowe, the ORIGINAL
oertincate having been lost or dstroyed.
,,,,,,, a. w. ARMSTRONG.
Lowe. dead. deI.s,,.ar, r.
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Childs' Waists.

Nazareth Knitted Underwaists for Chill
dren, aged 3 TO 70. All sizes. PIC each
Mothers who have not used these Under
waists do not know how good, how COM
Portable and economical Waists are made
now
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Dress Innings Half Price

Remnants of Percaline and Silesia, all
colors. l2iac. quality. Maybe there are
three hundred of these, 6hc. yard to
clear them out. Perfect. of course, but
only one to three yard lengths.
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10 all Whom it May Concern;

take notice that l shall apply for the
issuance Of new certificates of stock OF
inc sum OF twelve huntlle ed ana Gfty dol.
i E, ~ the plice and stead OF certificates
I IT, sag amount Issued In the name OF
LILLIAN NJ. STEED, the original having
been lost or destroyed. '@
a. ]. DALTON.
NJ Staed :" ac;e, !" or" or,
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Daniel Funck, Of Fresno. Cal, is the
brothers OF that name. and he is Gs
gears old His Oldest brother Is now
o4. no one Of the seven brothers has
ever been sick for a day.
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SIPS Dress Goods, SOC.

One piece of Prlestly's Gray Plaid for
those of quiet taste-this A Inches wide.
sl.25 quality on the varnished board. SOC.
Just an odd piece came yesterday.
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EDENToH. N. c.

Edenton, \. c.. Feb l.-(Spcc!al)-
Mt Wallace Winborne has returned
from Washington, n. G., where he has
been on visit
Professor j. r. McCurdy died at his
home on Broad street this morning M
$50 O'Clock; aged eighty-threc years
ana ten months. Professor McCurdy
was devout member OF st. PAul's
Cnnrch and has a large number of
friends who sympathize with his family
Spurgeen, the little sen Of Mayor
Nann, departed this life last night a,
MS nome on Water street. Spurgcon
was o bright little fellow and the be-
reaved have our sympathy.
me rage property on King street was
sold this morning at the courthoueo
aoor, and was bought by Mr.. T.. L.
Woodward al Sc, 500.
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.Marseilles Quilts, 75c.

ono case large sized White Quilts, good
weight particularly pretty patterns
hemmed, Zoe. Higher, IL you want.
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HcnhRchco-Cure IL.
- Don suiier headache when a pair of
III weeks glasses may relieve Won.
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Elnbr0iderieS

Five Hundred Pieces New F,mbroderles
never such values before
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Hoods Sarsaparilla, taken at th.c
season will make YOU feel strong .m r,5
vigorous and keep you from sickness
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NJ. II. LASH.
JOHN WILLIS, ,Jr.

Referring to the above wish to saw
that shall continue the Furniture ma
Carpet business I'm all its branches nj
Nos. l53. lS5 and l57 Church street, and
shall he glad to receive their patrona &c.
promising to keep on hand ut all times n
complete and wcli selected stock and IN
sell at reasonable prices
January 30. 1886 ia3,iat
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G. ]; Rudolph and Lille r. Wallace
have this day entered into co-partner-
ship under the firm name of RUDOLPH
" WALL. ACE. for the purpose OF con
Quoting the above business at the old
stand of Nichols 81 Wallace, No. 1863 Main
street, City OF Norfolk
Mr. c. j. Rndolphi has for the pnst five
years served IL the capacity as cutter for
continuance OF the confidence and uat.
ronase heretofore extended to the old
iiin. and promises satisfactory work and
prices on behalf Of the new firm OF
RCDOl:pHl n WALLACE
Norfolk. January IS, 1896 fao9-2w
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF CO
PART NEkSliiP.-T firm heretofore
lie B. Wallace, conducting the mercha MT
Tailoring, Clothing and Gcntlemnn's Eur
mutual consent
HANNAH M. NICHOLS
1 L A L
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TIE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing between the UNDERSIGNED
NJ. H. Lash y John Willis. Jr., under the
nrm name OF Lash Il Willis. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. the interest
OF NJ; Lash in the property and assets
Of 81, said firm h4ying been purchased by
tnc said John Willis, Jr., and he alone is
ever debts are due or owing TO the said
firm.
NJ. II. LASH.
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Ripans TabuIcs cure headache.
R.pans Tabules cure biIi0usness.
CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY

Ihave berries, grapes and peaches
a year cid, fresh as when picked
| use the California cold process,
DO not heat or seal the fruit. Just
put it up cold, keeps perfectly
fresh and costs almost rothing;
can put up a bushel in tn minutes.
Last week | sold directions 70
over I2o families; any one w,ll pay
q dollar for directions, when they
see the beautiful samples cf f4uit.
AS there are many people poor
like myself, | consider it ray
duty to give my experience So
such, and feel confident any one
can make one or two hundred dol
lars round home in 4 few days. I
will mail sample Of fruic and com
plete directions to any one Of your
readers for, eighteen two cent
stamps, which is only TIE actual
cost of the samples, postage, etc,
to me. FRANCIS CASEY.
8-I4 St. Louis, Mo-