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The morning times., 1896-08-27
THE TINE LIMIT.

The first named work let to James
Frawley is to be finished in forty-five days;
the next, III sixty days, and the last men
toned. in ninety days from the date Of
contract.
"A brand .new-,preblem has arisen for
solution by the District Commissioners,
This time respecting the appointment OF
an engineer d. the smallpox hospital, Con-
gress having failed to make an appropra-
ton to pay the salary attached to the posi-
ton.
1t was proposed in behalf of the propo
stion that the appointment might he made
and a drafLmade upon the emergency fund
for payment OF the salary until direct
appropriation for the purpose can lie Sc
cured, hut this, t is understood. has not
met the appreciation OF Auditor Petty.
Mr.. Petty Informed the Commissioners, it
is stated, that the vouchers could not be
approved under such an ARA ngement,
since there is no possibility of constituting
the law SO as to create n presen emer
geDcy, and unless such a state of affairs
could be shown the money cannot be
touched.
In short, that as there is no call for the
services of an engineer. there is no legal
demand upOn the fund.
The morning times., 1896-08-27
CONDUIT. ROAD SCHOOL
Commissioners Choose a Site
for the New Building.
LOCATED IN WHITE HAVEN
Orders Issued for Sundry Public I'm
provements-Comm issiOners Debat-
Ing Ways and Means for COmpensat-
ing an EnEineer-Office for Which
There Was No Appropriation.

c. II. feelings site for the Conduit road
school building has been accepted by the
Commissioners. The ground is situated
near the distributing reservoir. in the sub
price paid is $4,000, the site embracing
lots 81 to "a inclusive.
A four-roofn building is TO be erected
on this ground, the construction of which
has been long delayed on account of the
difficulty in procuring u suitable location
at a reasonable figure.
The Commissioners yesterday lssuedorders
for the laying of water mains, at different
points, as follows:
In South Capitol street, between d street
and Carroll avenue, 700 feet Of 6-inch main.
In Van street, between First street and
New Jersey avenue, 625 feet of 6-inch
main.
They also ordered the award of con-
tracts, as follows:
For grading and regulating and macad
amizing certain streets, proposals for which
were opened August 20: To III. F. Tally,
for improving NJ street northeast, between
Second and Fourth streets; for improving
Kentucky avenue between Lincoln Square
and B street, t.. Jalnes Frawley; for ini-
proving Thirteenth street southeast, bt.
tween East Capitol and ID streets, to James
Frawley; for improving Florida avenue, be-
tween Ninth and NJ streets northeast, to
Janes .Fra,rley
The morning times., 1896-08-27
SITUATIONS wXSrEp-rEMA1H.
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALI

wANTED-Young married man,
white, wishes TO take care OF country
place: understands care OF horses and cows.
Address No. 1240 9Th st. NV. 1t
wANTED-By cOlored boy, place to
take care of horses, refs. ADDRESS H.
H., tn is office. f"l au21-2t
wANTED-By colored man. situation
as porter or in private family; can fur
nish refs. CAN or address 2213 9Th ST., for
three days. Item
WANTED Situation by reliable, ac-
tive colnred man; driver or housework:
refs. BUTLER, 261S h st. NV
WANTED young coioreu man, DO
sition as driver on delivery wagon;
knows the city. Address THOMAS BROWN,
40 X st. NV. au25-3t
WANTED TO keep at night;
SIX years practical experience in dou-
Bile entry bookkeeping: best refs; small
salary. Address Y. s., this office.
au2o-3t
w A NTED-Capabie white man wants
work: understands care Of horses; has
clerked In grocery and driven horses;
any honest work acceptable; references
ROUZEE, 1906 Sd st. Sc. au21-1t
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WANTED-BOARD
wANTED-Three day boarders: $500
per week; home cooking. HOP ".
Capitol st. 1t
THE TEMPLAR-Excel board
AMI room from "a to So per week. 207
Pa ave. au20-7tem
The morning times., 1896-08-27

FOR SALE-Left with US TO be sold:
wagons, surries, traps, buggIes
and harness; all styles, no Reasonable offer
refused. WASHINGTON LIVERY, WAGON
AND HARNESS CO., 92I. ID st. NV.
4
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-one mile from. Falls
Cnurcn r. o., a house OF rooms. fine
cellar, good water, large yard and apund-
ant shade, SIS Il month Tor the sea son, or ST
a month by the year. Inquire OF MRS. n.
F.GRAHAM, Falls Church, va. au273t
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NORTH CAROLINA
SCOTLAND NECK.

Scotland Neck, NJ c., April 13.-(spe-
cial)-iesterday the remains of Miss
Kate Hudgins were brought here from
portsmouth and inferred in the Eplsco-
pal Cemetery, at 1870 y. m. Miss Hud-
gins died In Portsmouth Friday night.
after an illness of three days of menin-
gifts Mr.. and Mrs. Hudgins, Mrs. u. r.
Vincent and Mr.. Goodwin Collin accom-
panied tho remains from Portsmouth
mere. Deceased was a niece of the late
w. ~. Steptoe, of this place.
Rev. X. T. Fann in his sermon before
the congregation at the Baptist church
last night, said that men who try to
pass their little judgment on the nnan-
cial question of the day as infallible.
are stultifying themselves, for the ques-
ton or finance has long puzzled some of
the best and wisest statesmen of the
age. He said also that the fact of men
wishing TO buy three times as many
government bonds as We're recently offer
ed Tor sale emphatlcally gives the lie to
tne statement that the government is
ABOUT TO fail. Men do not put money
IN business that promises failure. I'm
Gle sam, he says, Is all right yet awhile.
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ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City, April 13-(Special)-
Mrs DR. Sessford. of Washington. d. G..
WHO mas been visiting relatives in this
At Police Court this morning Mavor
5 LOO, presiding, the following cases were
j. II: Jordan. drunk and disorderly:
fined $3.50 and costs:
d. Is. Cartwright, drunk and defacing
property; fined $3.50 and costs.
Wv lliam Mullen, drunk; fined 81. $50 and
ne usuai Sunday services were held
at all the churches YESTERDAY
Mr.. William Sawyer died at b,s vac,
uence at South Mills, Camden conntv
yesteraay; aged thirty-two years. He
was the brother of Mr.. NJ. J. SAWYER
this place uho'ei' III
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WILMINGTON.

Wilmington. N. c.. April 1s-(specion
MIR. w. w. Barnes remains are eynactl
ed to arrive today from Los Angles
Cal. seS'
Mrs. w. S. Hewlett. who has heen
SuHerlng with her eyes, is improving
From what we can learn we are ~
have big fair here this fail.
Quite a crowd visited WrIghtsviue
Sound yesterday.
Quite an improvement. will be made
at the Atlantic Coast Line depot within
the next sixty days.
superior Court convenes here TODAY
Judge Starbrook presiding. They have
good many important cases SET for
trial Tuesday, in which several Whining
ton boys are implicated. The Virginian
Will give full details of same eacn dav
To Virginian observation-disclosures
Morgan is authorized to make all con-
tracts for The Virginian. Don't fail to
make the payment when he comes.
Is All who wish to keep posted on ba So
bah should subscribe to The VirgInlan
at once, as the league commences next
Thursday. All orders left at Harris,
music stand Will receive prompt atten.
ton
f Mr.. Tate Boudin, who was hurt soma
time ago by falling from train, is able
to sic up.
A third attempt was made Sunday
morning TO burn the Wilson school on
Ann street.
Russell and Dockery are having ALVEY
time Of 1t, both claiming the same coun-
ties. Russell will not carry his own
county.
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LEWISTON.

n ne " n. c.. April 13.-(speciaD-
to-day. Is III town
,oN Messrs: A. c. Mailman and T. G. lay
ios spent Yesterday in Windsor.
snessrs, josh Brown and II. Meekins
ie,, ior windsor this ,mornIng.
MT 5. n. McEay returned from Suf-
rolk. va. where he has been visiting
rev. J. w. Powell filed his regular ap-
i,oa at the Baptist Church Sat
urday and Sunday.
MT wash Mitchell and daughter. Miss
Lizzie. of Hexlena. were In low yestar-
day. " 'o"h Ses'er-
KEY; c: w. Blanchard. of Wake For
e en AZ: Co was in town Saturday and
nlleu, the pulpit of the Baptist Church,
ne IS working in the interest of the
endowment OF Wake Forest College.
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SAIL =noAT CApsIzEs.
Tse Occupants Rcsened unharmeo
save "a GOOD Drcnehings

~ u
81 Newport News. Va. April 14.-(Spe-
cial.0-POLICE COURT, Justice Brown
presiding.-The following cases were dis-
posed of in this court Monday:
a Jim Lewis, colored. concealed weapon
flned $40 and costs; committed. Arrest
ed by S. Il. Harwood.
Jim Powell colored, larceny OF coal
from Chesapeake and Ohio Railway 90. /;
sixty days in Jail. Arrested by 3 Il.
Harwood.
Charlie Pendleton, white. disorderly
conduct; fined $3.50 and costs; commit
ted. Arrested by N. /. Rayfeld.
G.. II. Southwark, white. drunk; fined
81 and costs; paid. Arrested by T. A.
Mitchell.
Lucy Briggs, colored, drunk; fined 81
and costs; committed. Arrested by ii.
@. Moss.
William Harris, white. disorderly con-
duct; fined 50 and costs; committed. AR
rested by C. B. Crafford.
John Tinsley, colored. drunk; fined 81
and costs: paid. Arrested by ]. e.
Gray.
y. b. Hayes, white, drunk; fined 81
and costs; committed.Arrested by w. J..
Charles.
Albert Jones, colored. drunk; fined 81
and costs; committed. Arrested by H. G.
Moss.
THE FIRST CAPSIZE OF THE SEA-
4 SON.-The pleasure boat Lilly" which
was thought to be the most rapid sailer
{ on the river last year. was capslzed
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NEWS.

Sunday afternoon while being sailed by
Mr.. Gilpin, an employee at the shipyard.
Taking advantage of the beautiful
weather, Mr.. Gilpin and several friends
we're enjoying a sail on the placid James
when the Lilly, leaking, overladen, and
rendered top-heavy by too much sail,
was overturned by gust of wind. A
row. boat quickly went to the rescue, took
aboard the half-froZen crew and towed
the Lilly, bottom up to the beach.
C. V.'S-The members of Magruder
Camp of Confederate Veterans are get
ting their uniforms in readiness for the
reunion al Richmond, which Will be
held the 3Oth of June and the 1st and
I'd of July. There will be n meeting of
the Camp tonight, at which the sons of
veterans are requested TO be present in
order to organize.
STEAMER POCAIONTAS TO BE
OVDRHAU LED.-The Pocahontas will
undergo her regular spring overhauling
between now and the 18th instant, dur
ing which time the steamer Ariel will
cover the route between Norfolk and
Richmond.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.-THE In
diana came in Sunday for the purpose
of coaling.
Huntings Circus was well patronized
yesterday
Miss Alice Alexander left yesterday
morning to spend a few days with the
uncle's family at Lee Hail.
Captain Evelyn, of the steamship
Newport News. was warmly welcomed
by his friends here last week The New
port News sailed for California yester-
day.
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Ex.Gov. HOLT DEAD.
FLAGS ON the Capitol Placed at Half
Mast I'm Respect 10 His Memory.

Raleigh, N. c.. April 13-(SpscaD-
The flags on the Capitol are at half
mast on account of eX-Gov. Hollis death
About sixty gentlemen, including Gov
Carr and nearly all the State officials,
left this morning for Haw River to at
Il tend the funeral. There were twenty
Rwo honorary pell-bearers. among these
being the Governor. The stan of the
aattea accompanied him. The burial was
at Graham, two miles from Haw River.
The State Populist Executive Commit
tee, which meets here Thursday, has
twenty-four members. The committee
OF Republicans, which will be here to
confer with 1t. is composed of Prltch-
ard, Settle. Holton. Grant and James
! n. Young.
This evening Rev. A. C. Dixon ended
{ his great revival meeting here 1t will
be continued by Revs. Carer and Sim
+ mons. A telegram was sent to Evange-
\ list Pearson. who Is now conducting a
5 revival at Greensboro. asking him to
Gomez here and carry on this meeting,
but he was forced TO decline.
Mrs. Hayward, widow of the late DIR.
q. Burke Hayward. is very III at her
home here.
The contract for building the Coop
erative Cotton Mill Mt Fayetteville Is
awarded. and in ninety days the brick
work Is to be completed. The big Holt
cotton mill there is nearly ready for the
machinery
IT is stated on what Is declared to be
good authority that the general offices
and shops of the Atlantic Coast Line
now at Wilmington are to be removed
to Rocky Mount.
One OF the most exciting stories of
the year comes from Alamance county.
Dock McAdams drove TO Danville with
load of tobacco and sold It, getting
$500. He saw weil-dressed woman
In bank where his check was cashed
AS he drove home he saw her on the
road. and she asked for a ride. He nut
her satchel in the wagon and was about
10 help her into n seat, when the wind
blew her skirts aside and he saw a paiI
OF trousers. Like a flash he used tn,
Dutt END OF his heavy whip and knocked
the supposed woman senseless and ther
drove Off. In the satchel, which he ken
as lawful prize, was s4Oe.
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HENDERSON.

henderson, n. c.. April 13.-(SpeciaD-
Dled at her residence. one mile from
.own, last Saturday morning, Mrs. Ell
c ch Brodie. Mrs. Brodie was a true
C VI lady and a devoted member
VI me Episcopal Church. She was sc
years old. Mrs. Brodie left manv tr,,e
friends behind. who will mourn her loss
Miss Minnie Stone. OF K!ttrell. who
mas heen' visiting friends and relatives
mere. returned home. yesterday.
M L. I. Brodie, agent for The Vir
einian at Wilson. n. G.. is in town to
attend the funeral OF his grandmother
MIS-. Elizabeth Brodie. We were glad
TO meet Mr. Brodie.
me German Club will give a german
at Burwell Hall tomorrow night. There
WIN De several visitors in attendance
from the surrounding towns.
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Marine Railway Leased.

Thomas McCosker & Co.. shipbuilders,
have leased the entire plant of the
Brusstar Shipbuilding Company at the
loot OF Chesapeake street. Canton, which
recently went into the hands OF a re-
ceiver.
The lease includes large shipyard
lifted with sectional railway, sectional
dry dock and steam saws and other APP
purtenances.
McCosker 6. Co. will occupy the yard
on the 18th inst. 1t is probable that
they VIII remove to the new yard the
floating dry dock which they built a
few years ago at their present shipyard
off Boston street.
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AUCTION sAIEs-rnIs DAY.
oy townsend g. Joynes, Real Estate
Aueaoneers, over s5 Main street
S ALE OF OF "a gYAAIHg VA I, HOUSE AND

- a Z
5 Ale L 81 o9AA1 H8E4 sr Hh2Hsp AND
Laurence LSth Sa 81 a sr%Y'' s maaS BY y
dnv n aS r to me as itspstee, dated the 18th
ana at the REQUEST OF tho party 6oitiinr
tho note secured thereby. default bnvinss
Peen made Ia tho payment OF said note
N, WI, oTer ior Sale ut public auction, at
Norfolk, No ia EMH an OF the city Of
pay, the i4th day OF April, 1886 mt -
With the 6uildinEs thereon. numbered o. o.
if u, thS 9n me south side OF Holt street,
occupied by the. late Sarah Reid, as her
rSs,donce. ana bounded as follows: Be
g,hh,mg NJ tho southeast corner of Holt
S anM wake a,, strssts and running. thence
inchGs. more or less. thence in a southerc
" direction and parallel with Wake
street one hundred ana twelve feet and
SIX lncnes; thence In westerly direction
siNly feet ak inches to Wake street,
one hundred and twelve feet and six In
che5 TO the point OF beginning-together
with the use OF a three foot four inch
lane lane Immediately IN the rear OF said
which lane is TO be kept open for the use
anu peneht of said property, and the
property Immediately In rear of same
TERMS-S4.0Oo cash, and the balance
IN TWO equal instaiments. one and two
from that day; the deferred payments naaSs
to be secured by deed of trust on said
property, to be drawn. executed and re-
corded at purchasers expense: pur-
chaser to have the right to pay all cash
W. 3. MARTIN. Trustee.
TOWNSEND & JOYNES,
aplo-tds Auctioneers.
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EDENTON

Edenton, N. C., April 13.--(Special)-
Mr.. Frank White and bride returned
home Saturday on the noon train from
Washington.
Y Messrs, w. o. Elliott and E. L. Brink
ley have returned home from the North.
Rev. Robert Drane has moved his
family over to Hayes, and will occupy
( the William G. Wood residence, while the
new rectory is being erected.
captain Jake Wool spent Sunday at
sChapenoke.
ss Oct Coke, OF Raleigh, is in town.
MISS Mamie Webb is visiting friends
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ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF
LAND. WITH THE IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON

situated on the north side of the Air Line
Turn and Drawbridge Companys
the C nGVut one rn nlie and quarter from
Branch Magisterial District In me coun-
t ~ on Norf9lk; Va. and bounded ana de-
on the north side of said road at the in
I tersgGtion Of this land with the land be-
sell, said stone being the southwest cor
ner OF the land hereby conveyed; thence
n. SSa3 w: along said Cassells line sos feet
tween this land and the said CasseII's
land; thence along said ditch ~ 57A IL.
ss si fee It,, to stone s thence along said Cas-
a ditch that divides this land from The
ianu formerly belonging to William West,
Company: thence along said ditch and
sag y 1,s v,irginia Investment Company's line
c n, IN H. ISL. I6 feet TO pine tree thence
ment Company's land 80 20 deg. b. 1921
ieet to II stone In ditch ut tile land Of
William West. Whtson, CuihreIi and v y
q. Cassell 5. 55M Il: l.Slg feet TO n stone
on said Air Line Turnpike. and Draw
SAID road: thence along said road south
5G3. w. l.72O .. feet to the point Of begin
Survey MADE by % 92oFeS a Sas ssGIn by
however. from this tract ninety lots d ess.
PIG 2i7. 24S, 2ls. $50, Dol 252. 25S, 25i 255 25S
~. 25s; $50. $50. 26l. S02. 1908, 3Oi. sos.
3is. 24i $50. 35 352. S5a. 35l, 49, as So, S5S.
s59. 3Go sGl. s62 sG$. seG, 1885, a97 39S 800 100,
i0l. 402. 403 i0i, i05. 406, i07 4oS 40Y 40 iii
~. ilS, 439, 40. AL, li2, li3. A. 49, 4iG Az
iiS. 49, 40, 40 Al. 472, 1883 4Si, lS5 and 1856
upon the plat made by C. II. Hargroves
January nth, 1895, and embraced within
the metres and bounds aforesaid This is
most desirable property and is In a sec
ton of the country which is being rapidly
Improved. 1t has been divided into build
ing lots and a plat of the same may he
seen at the Office of the latter auctioneer
TERMS. Cash $500, and the balance
upon II credit of one and two years from
day of sale, to he evidenced by the notee
OF the purchaser. carrying interest from
date payable semi annually and to be Sc
cured by deed OF trust to be drawn and
at the expense OF the purchaser.
THOS. II. WILCOX. Trustee
WALTER SHARP,
II. l.. PAGE d CO.
VIII. III. TRICE & CO.
ap9-tds Aucticnecrs.
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sHrrrINa NEWS.
tconcluded from the Seventh page.)

The mate and crew took to the boats
and rowed to Cape Charles City. Cap
tain Connolly and his wife and child
were taken on board the Lynch and
landed at Battle Creek, on the Patuxent
River, April g.. Thence Captain Connolly
went to Baltimore.
The Carolina registered iii tons. She
was built at Cherryfield, Me-, in 1869,
and was owned by s. r. Fowle & Son,
of Washington, N. c. The schooner
Mary L. Lynch Is vessel of 1876 tons
register.
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Loss of n British Ship.

Dublin. April 12.-The British ship
Carnarvonshire. Captain Hughes, from
San Francisco OIL December IL, for
queenstown, was wrecked on Saturday
on the rocks near Skibbereen. The crew
escaped In boats. but lost everything.
The Carnarvonshire was of 1927 tons
register, and was built at Liverpool in
1876. where she was owned by Hughes
a. Co
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PITTsBORO.

pittsboro. N. c.. April 1s-(speciaD-
night. aged 10. She has kept the "Pi.ts.
S Dor. Hotel for about twenty-five years
s one was we'll known to the travelling
the Exline House.
Baltimore. - o''i
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SOUTH ERN PINES.

Southern Pines, N. c.. April 12.-(Spe-
cial.)-Mr. L. II. Snyder. of New York,
Is stopping at Hotel Ozone.
Mr.. b. +. Aldrich and wife, OF SPRING
field, ILL.,, are in town.
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His Worst Enemy Defeated by
P. P. p, Llppman's
Great Remedy.
FOR THREE YEARS HR suRrERED..couLI
HARDLY BREATHE AT NIonr--oNH
NosTRIL CLOSED FOR 10 YEARS.

Mr.. A. NJ. Ramsey, Of DeLeon. Texas.
VAS sufferer from Catarrh In It's wors.
FORM. truly, his description of his suffer.
stead OF seeking his couch. glad for the
Nights coming, he went to 1t with terror,
realizing that another long, weary, wake.
tui night and a struggle to breathe was
Detore him. he could not sleep on either
y side for two years, p. p. p. Lppman's
49,, DE LEON, TEXAS
Messrs. L1PPMAN BROS, Savannah. Ga.
gents: have used nearly four bottles
81 r. r.. | WINS afflicted from the crown
~ 81 my mead to the solcs OF my feet. Your
T.. T. r has cured my difficulty of breath
ing, smothering, pnlpltatlon OF the heart
anu mas relieved me OF NIL pain. One nos.
trii was closed for ten years, but now /
can breathe through 1t readily.
have not slept on either side for two
years; In fact. dreaded to see night come
night. 'A al
&c a3le to take hold OF the pillow handles.
! feel glad that was lucky enough to ret
Z. r p, and / heartily recommend It to
my friends and the public generally.
Yours respectfully,
a. NJ. RAMSEY.
THE STATE OF TEXAs-Couutv OF
Connnche.-Before the undersigned MI.
ihority on this day. personally appen red
A. NJ Ramsey, who, after being duly
sworn, says on onth that the foregoing
statement made by him relative to the
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
August 4th, 1891. e '''''
J. NJ. LAMBERT, N. T..
Comanche County, Texas.
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Another Monster Schooner to n,
Duilt.

The Palmers. Of Bath, Me-, have al
ready projected the building or new
four-masted schooner to exceed in size
the schooner w. b. Palmer, the longest
vessel OF her type in the world, which
was launched March g The frame is
now being looked up in the woods. The
Palmers are successful vessel owners
and managers.
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ScHOoLS--cOLLEGES,
Lazy Lectures

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Regular course, July LIST to September
LIST, 1896 Practical course on Code NJ
1881 and subsequent statutes for Virginia
students and practitioners, July 10Th 10
august 18TH 1896. Catalogue sent on ap-
plica3on to
w. NJ. LILLE. or r. c. MINOR.
ap1-tu, tn sa-13t
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NOTICEl


We have appointed Mr.. ]. d. Burrow
as our agent and manager to continue
the conduct of the Wholesale and retail
drug business lately carried on by Mr..
John w. Surrow. deceased, all No. 142
Main street Norfolk, Va. We have
placed in entire charge of the pharmaceu-
tical department OF said business Mr.
w A. Jones, duly registered pharma
clst, who was long In the employ of Mr.
John w. Burrow In that capacity. ana
who VIII have the supervision and man
agement OF the pharmaceutical part of
the business in all its branches.
The stock in all departments will no
maintained at Its former high standard
and we solicit continuation of the ma
tronage of former customers and of the
public generally, assuring them of
prompt attention and low prices.
ANASTASIA D. BURROw
Executrix
Executor estate of John w. Burrow.
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vo ~ you would always be healthy, keen
Ia, the one true Sin ta Hoods sss sarsaparil
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-14

PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE
deed OF trust dated the 4th day of
February, 1895. from the Seaboard Land
the request of the parties secured in said
deed. l will sell at public auction, at the
Real Estate Exchange. Main street, Nor
folk, Va, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th lay
Of April. 1886. at u m. the following prop