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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26
nrvrLoPIno 1HE LuNos.
Veal Gymnastics Are often nsashela
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Veal Gymnastics Are often Bsnshoiai
90 Those Trosbisa with Weakness
From the San Francisco Examiner:
There Is a feature Of vocal music tina,
has been somewhat overlooked. DIT.
Hodghead. the well-known physician.
h the originator OF this theory Of "vo-
cal gymnastics" Consider vocal exer-
else from a physical standpoint" said
he "and Il Is most beneficial. Swim
ming. horseback riding. tennis, etc,
are all splendid muscle developers. but
vocal exercise has probably more ef-
feet on lung building than any OF these.
/, introduces a large amount OF fresh
air into the lungs. and not only are
the air vessels caused to expand, but
now yesicles are formed. OF course, 70
have the desired effect presuppOaes
that the exercises are taken In room
where there Is plenty Of pure. fresh
air. and Il Is equally. II not more I'm
portant. that one should breathe prop
erly. H." continued the doctor, "peo'
= pie would do vocal exercises Just as
gymnastic practice their health would
be much improved. II you have th'
leas, bit OF a vocal spark In you. II yo'
have a voice 50 small or 80 thin or hart
that you can never charm an audience
or even sing in a parlor, do vocal exer
clses anyhow. Just as you would gym
nastlc exercise. do not claim. b.
any means. that vocal gymnastics vii
cure consumption. but II would be
splendid exercise for a child with a
Inherited tendency toward consump
ton to take. provided II was take
properly and regularly. Each perso
must be his own Judge as TO the props
length Of time for the exercise. Or
should stop the moment he feels In u
least fatlgued."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26

Il wish you would tell me" said the
agent who had long been on Mr.
snaggs trail, what Is your insuper-
able objections to insuring your liteG''
Il don't mind telling you" replied
snaggs. The idea Of being more valu-
able after | am dead than while am
alive ls dlstasteiul TO me."-Pittsburg
Chronicle Telegraph
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26

One Of New York's comic weekliei
has for many years had an old man on
lts stan whose duty Il was 10 see that
no old jokes are accepted. lie has
remarkable memory. and every week
he kills" something which has passed
muster with the younger editors. He
knows the files OF bis paper thoToush'
y. and not inirequently when a stolen
sketch or an OLD Joke Is submitted he
can name the month and year In whica
Il was lrs, printed. Long years OF
mlrth killing have left their mark In
the deep burrows that line bis face. II
has made him suspicious OF every ono
and particularly Of writer's OF jokes and
comic artists. This man has passed his
whole life in New York. employed Al
the unending task OF exposing fax
ers lie said TO a friend not long age
that old Jokes haunted his sleep and
made life a burden. but Il IL his boas'
that none Of them has ever workeS
its way into his paper.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26

4 new method Of preventing the es-
cane Of smoke from furnaces has been
devised by a Glasgow inventor A
door Of peculiar construction causes
the smoke TO whirl In eddies until Il
Is consumed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26
Dr.sa

Dress was not mans invention. but
Gods. Il was not an accommodation
TO the necessities Of climate a. much
as to the necessities created by Sin.
whether In Africa or America. the ex-
tent to which a person h covered Il
more a matter Of morAls than climate
REV. @. W challant.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26

Tue HeantN ~ INC NaateaI NoFaL
This Is not freak. Il Is the nov
olist's idea OF female beauty. Hair
like a ravens wing. eyes like stars,
mouth like a cupid's bow. filled with
teeth like pearl. ears like shells and
swanllkc neck.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26

iall cells. and methods have been dis
covered for taking the temper out OF
the hardest steel. Nitric acid will do
Il. and so will common candle. II the
fame OF the latter IA kept for several
days close against bar Of chilled steel
q will be made so soft that a common
steel cav will cut Il. Solid steel plates
have been eaten with acids
No attempt Is made TO have the pipes
particularly hard. Common gas pipe
Is as good a. any and will answer
every purpose. The water ie kept UNI
der a high pressure 30 that Il will be
sure to give the alarm when the pipe Ia
severed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26

oden Williams IL said TO have r.
celved the mantle Of the late Frank
Mayo and viii play The title soll In
"Pudd'nhead Wilson" thls year.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26

"Golng to get marriedg What iors"
"well. why shouldn't II My father
did so and my grandfather before me-
Il see-one Of those hereditary mis-
fortunes, supposN"-London Judy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26

Obituary Netiee sf fhs last suh.
scriber aud the nobeksn maa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
THE CITIES sAvEp."LAsT sum
49, DAYS SUBJECT.

rAnd ths streets 81 the cities shall he
Ful OF noys and Girls Playing In
the streets ThsFeof"-zaehAriah, vsr..
-, ga
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26
THE TRACK.
DOUBTLESS PLACED THERE TO
De KILLED.

Engineer Dorsmus saw sonsthing on
the Halls sad stopped Hls Eagins
Su., tn Ti@s 1sa'' the ohna''
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26

LIMPsEs Of our
cities redeemed
Now. boys and girls
who play In tho
streets run such
riska that multi
tudes OF them end
In ruin. But. In the
coming time spok
en- Of. our cities will
be 90 moral that
ia. - lao
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-26

almshousea and police stations. and all
the machinery Of municipal govern
mentl The taxpayers.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
rort or N"rf"iE md rortamouth
October Ifih.

Br. stmp. Sibun Shekyls, Galveston
10 Hamburg: Coaled and sailed.
Br. stmp. Tievitdale. Gordon. Calves
ION TO Bremen. Coaled and sailed.
Br: stmp Queen Louise. Even, Phila-
delphia to Liverpool. to coal.
Schr. George p Davenport. Mel .aod
Boston. TO VIM Lamb & Co. for coal
schr Mary Thompson. Hand, Solo
mons Island. Md. light.
sc seh Wv VIM F, Burton, Taylor. New
ton. d. c., light.
vs. sc m, Edna A. Pogue sourhoof.
schr. Lucy. Hampton. light.
CLEARED.
Schr. Sarah w. Lawrence uan,o,.
providence. with coal.
schr. George p, Davenport, Mcleod
Portland, with coal.
Schr. Robert II. Rathburn. crowell
New York, with lumber. GU
lug Triton. Chase. with tow of barges.
Ia large City OF Atlanta, New Haven.
$500 1850
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El.IE.kitETIi CITY.

Elizabeth City, n. c.. Oct 4-CSpe-
ciall-The Bryan and Sewall Club of the
Fifth Ward raised ihe!l pole on which
Will wave their flag IN homo! of Bryan
and SewaE.
The Democratic Convention held here
yesterday adjourned nntil Friday. when
they VIII be addressed by Hon. Cy.
Watson The Democrats al least should
all ,u!n out in force 10 hear Cy.
Mrs. DR. c. S Blackwell has gone on
a weeks visit 10 her mother, Mrs. De
Jarnette. Client. Norfolk
Mr. h. j; Meyers .olLockhaven, Pa,
VIII lead the orchestra al the opera
house, instead OF Mr.. T. II. Zeigler. as
formerly reported. lie is now tuning pi-
amos, but viii lead the orchestra in con
nection with this business.
The G. II. Toadvine Lumber Company
has again commenced opera lions only
to run for few days. when IL Will be
shut down Indefinitely
Miss Hitch, of Baltimore. Md, has
gone to Shiloh. y, c., to open a milli-
merry establishment.
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The Advance

In medical science Is greater than any
other branch. The Discovery OF the Y ravs
and the finding OF the malaria in the blood
by analysis are the most recent dlscov
cries, but not the. greatest by any means.
Inc discovery OF a remedy or medicine
that Will instantly bring relief to almost
any form of disease we think is hevond
conception. ~ remedy that does moi re-
quire hours and hours of patience and main
before relief comes has boon discovared
Pooh. you say. Would you have believed
1t a few years ago that the telephone ie
such great invention as IL is? Just CO
II is with the great discovery OF LirhtinC
Hot Drops, Is remedy that stands re-
day Without an equal, without n pnroIIol
Tor the cure of all stomach and bowel iron,
bles. caused by oVer-eating, fndirestion
dyspepsia Relief comes so quickly vni;
VIII be astonished, and the fact Thai :,
leaves no bad results IS the beauty az g.
The action of Lighting Hot Drops is ma -.
velous. yet harmless. and you will he s,,r
priSed 10 know how many kinds Of 81
ments you will find it good for, and If y i1i,
ken a cupboard fun Of different Kinds of of
work OF plasters, pills. ointnents tonfnn
etc. ana save you lots of money. FOR =.
costs only 25c., and the so size holds .yro
and half times as much as the - ~ 80
ana Il is sold with the positive nndar.
standing that If II gives no relief vn,,
Druggist VIII give your money banL'
Made by Herb Medicine Co. only SnrInsn
field. o. 'piiHs-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
AUCTION saLEs-rurunE D.Y.
BY IL. l.. Page & Co, AuctioneeIa, ne
Bank street.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON HIGH
LAND AVENUE. IN BRAMBLE-
TON WARD. FOR SALE AT
AT AUCTION.

Pursuant to deed of trust. made h.,
3 3Uhn II; Eendiey. on March LIST. 1876, and
and Mechanics Savings Bank. of the n atts
o. M1rt9lk, debt therein mentioned, naEt
nj t WnicB syn remains UNPAID. / will sell
~ me ReaI Estate Exchange, i'm the civ
OF Norfolk, at II m. on TTESDAY I o.,
tober 10Th. 1896. at public auction. to the
highest bidder, the following property. or
as much thereof as may be NECESSARY tn
pay the balance due under the said deed ~
.rust, and the costs and expenses of sale
First--That certain lot or parcel NJ
lana, beginning at Il point on the southern
line OF Highland avenue, at a d stanca
eastwardly eighty-one feet from The on q,
side of Granville street: thence eastwo rdiv
along said Highland avenue thirty feel
10 me lot conveyed By, sarah Gordon to
Norfolk County Court: thence southari,,
along said Forbes lot. and at right ANGLES
w v SAD Highland avenue to The land Of
erly along said compauy's northern line IN
n point opposite the place OF torinninr.
me, rnenee from said point in the conpany's
~ tb aoi .ntriy parallel with Granville street
Sgcond-Al that certain lot or parcel Of
s dha' II trf9nting Ihsrty-ve fee or the south
eastern end Of said avenue. and rnnnins,
southeriY between lines parallel with Grnrs
Xlile street TO the land OF The Norfolk and
company, the east side of said lot heing
IN Il ne with the east end of UipbianA
Avenue, at the southwest corner of VIA
Rhea lane, and about ome hundTed ma
Forty rect cast of Granville street. 'N
TERMS-One-th third cash. tho hoIorcce Nv
on credit OF six o. and twcIv, ~, ICE. w
III equal nStI!ments, carr yinis interest fron
GATE OF sale, and the title retained until
The deferred instalments are pad. ''-
w. T. ROGERS.
Substituted Trustee
II. L. PAGE 81 CO.
oe'-'ue Auctioneers.
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Live stock Market.

Market-Qulet ana dun: Butchers
Cattle: Extra fat. smooth steers, 3LaW
&C.. common 10 fair cattle. @03i2c.; com
mon roush cattle. 2t293Ac. hefers. fat
and smooth. &c. heifers. common. PIC
COWS. fat and smooth, 2A03Ac; cows.
common and rough, 2@2Hc.; bulls. pa.
2Ioc.: mich cows. common. Sl0.OOGf2O. 90;
milch cows. good, S2O.0Oa $500: good or.
dered oxen. 2ia@3c.; common rough
oxen. 2M2Ac.: heretics and scalawaes.
1a@2c.: good corn-fed hogs. live. ga
3Hc.: gross. common to fair hogs. live,
$3@Shc.: gross, light, pigs. 3lsc. Hogs In
better demand.
Good lambs. 3a4iSc.; poor lambs, un-
sara Die ana not wanted; butchers
sheep. fat. 2AdSAc.: poor sheep. no;
wanted at any price.
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rapidly growing weaker and less able

rapidly growing weaker and less able
to work about the house
Having heard of the wonderful
curative properties contained i'll DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy, concluded to give il trial. Ate :
taking one bottle l was greatly i'm
proved. and before the third bottle was
gone was able TO be about my work
as usual
Mr.. Grant is no less enthusiastic. lie
says:
Having employed the use of Or.
Grcene's Ncrvura blood and nerve re M
cdy in chronic case of nervous indi-
gestion with the most gratifying re-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
AUCTION sALEs-FUTuRE DAY.
II. L. Page & Co., Real Estate Auction
GERS. l6 Bank street.
SALE OF FIVE HOUSES AND LOTS,
AND ABOUT 100 VACANT LOTS OR
MORE ON PolNDExTER's
PLACE. NEAR BERKELEY,
AT AUCTION.

BY virtue OF deed of trust from Parke L.
PoindeXter, dated October Is. 1892. and
duiy recorded In the Clerks Office of Nor
folk County Court, b. 17G, p l49. being re-
CURED so To do by the creditors secured. /
snail sell at public auction. at the Real E;s-
tate Exchange. I'm the City OF Norfolk
80 10 Main street on Saturday, the 2ith
day OF October, 1886. ut II M the follow
ing real estate as shown on map of the
Poinde%ter lands. near Berkeley, Norfolk
county, Il copy of which is recorded with
Il deed from the Elizabeth Land and Inn
prpNement Company to l.. ID. Starke trus-
tee dated July 10. 1921, b. leo, T.. ~.
l. lot with three houses and other i'm
proE@ments thereon, situated on the south
east corner. of Stewart and Jefferson
street: said lot fronting $50 feet on Stewart
street and extending back between JET
ferson street and line parallel threto 100
feet.
2 Lots Nos; 81, %. % and 27, with two
situated on the eastern side of block No.
u; e3ch of said lots havin. q frontage of
- feet on Lawrence street and running
back between parallel lines 100 feet.
j. The following squares or blocks of
land, all OF block No. .. except lots Nos. ii.
4%, II, 10 and &c IN said block: block No. 81
except lot No. II in said block: block No
70 ana block no. 81. except lots Nos. 9
T. 9, s. ~ and 70. in said last named block
ung Mills, near lerliley. and are desira-
Bile for investment. The five houses on the
lots rent out TO tenants for about S per
month each.
TERMS -One-third cash and the bal
ancc TO he paid in two equal instalments.
SIN ana twelve months from the dav of
sale, WITH interest from the day of sale
FOR winch each purchaser shall give notes,
erty purchased by him, at his expense, or
all cash at his opti9n.
oclS-lot II. l.. PAGE &. CO, Auctionecrs
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EDENTON.

Edenton. n. c.. Oct 4.-tspecial)-
Rape!s' MIL has been shut down this
week for the want of logs owing to the
low tide.
One of the saw mills OF the Brann!nC
Manufacturing Company has been shut
down for a shor; time.
1t Is reported that Mr.. F. II. Robert
son. the druggist, will shortly close out
his business here and move 10 virginia.
An oyster supper was given at the
HeStfiek's store last night by the ladies
of st. Paul's Church.
MT t. G. Badham returned home yes
terday after several weeks absence
Miss Carrie Clark, of Peiersbnre vo
the guest OF Mrs. w. J. Leary. on
NJ; j. j. Jackson Is here on a visit to
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
A BIT PERSONAL.
Pooplo Always Interested in Zach
Others Welfare.
Incidents From Private Lifo That VIII
Surprise and Int rest tho Whole
World,

DOVER, n. IA cynic of old once said
-" Other peoples affairs are tedious"
We believe, on the contrary, that
there is nothing so interesting to us as
what happens to other people.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Grant. who re-
side ut 400 Central Ave, Dover, n. H.,
both talk unrcseryedly OF the matter
81 had q complete case of nervous
prostration," said Mrs. Grant. ~ be.
came greatly reduced in flesh, and was
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- o. o % O.
Notice 10 TaX-Payers.
Norrolk. ~. oc1oher | lAs

Norfolk Va, October l. 1896.
The rolls OF the Commas ourr of the
Revenue, containing the list OF the city
taxes tor the yea! 1896. nave been placed In
nay hands toi collection. | W II be at my
office between the hours of a. M. and
y. IN. from the first to the th!rty-lrst
day Of October inclusive. for the purpose
An QKDINANCE-Any person who
shall fail TO pay the collector on on before
against him for the year shall he suhirct-
ed 10 a penalty OF three 80 per centnm
Of one % per ceutum per month theiSaf
ter during such default, until the penalty
shall have reached five t5) per cent, ac-
coldinE 70 the State law. After the pen
atty shall have reached five per oentuin
persons falling, to pay their said taXes
terest on their bills ut the rate OF six per
centum per annum
WM /. BAKER
ocl-lol City Collector
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suits, can sincerely recommend it to
all who are suffering from this horrible
malady. ltaids digestion, strengthens
the stomach and builds up the entire
nervous system at the same time"
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy surely cures. The reason is
plain. 1t is the prescription of the
most successful specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases; hence Of
necessity, is perfectly adapted to cure
just these chronic complaints. Its dis.
coverer, DR.. Greene, of 80 ". 18th
Street New York City, can be consulted
free, personally or by letter
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15

Is VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
90. Coprt OF Law and Chancery of the
GGtS OF y orfoik, entered on the goth Glay of
OF Commerce who sues, Sc AGAINST Joj,n
si;,b sddrk snS curator ana others the under
pointed. will proceed to sell nj tho Rai' !
Estate Exchange. of Norfolk, Virrinia i>I on
~ rsues. o,yi the Goth day of October, 1856. at
estate, situated in the City OF Norfolk
stale stale or Virginia,and bounded and de,
Inc Inc 10 l9t with the house thereon num-
nersu 2ol church street, which IS drscrlhe,
as follows: That certain lot of land viii
tie buildings and improvements theron
at present numbered 81 Church Street e ond
WINCH was conveyed to said Patrick 6SvIs
1 9E NJ. "a Al. SGapps. by deed dated October
same Is described as follows: That iot ne
i IAN on the east side of Church street IN
t bonr ddtJy h Of Norfolk, Virginia, No. a.
southwest corner of the premises wbinb
adj9 ,, ms the property of Vim. r White.
eighty.iive feet, thence north thiItyeomc
ieet, thfnce west cighty-tour feet thence
south thirty-one feet to the beginning he.
Wis by NJ. NJ. Capps by deed dated Octo-
Ter 10Th: 1870. recorded in d. b, 49, p Is.
p ~ to be paid in cash, and the rssidI,e
IN three equal instailmants. credits nj six
Twelve and eighteen months from the
ing interest from the day OF sale. ana
purchaser giving his negotiable notes 20" fnr
the credit installments: or the purchase
may elect TO pay the entire purchase nrica
in cash: the title to the prorartv r. no
reta ned until the fun purchase money &c
paid, and q conveyance directed by INC
Court. S
GEORGE MCINTOSH.
Special Commissioner
W. II. II. TRICE & co.
Phone oG5. Auctioncers. - Bank St
!, L. ROYSTER. Clerk of the CorpcN
Ia
tify that the bond required under The fore
going decree has been duly executed by
the said Special Commissioner, with So
curity required by law.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Oc-
toher. 1886. l.. ROYSTER
oclV-tds Clerk
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NORTH CAROLINA
IL Ek 30 RID.

HEREFORD. y. c., Oct. l4.-(SpeciaD-
Mr.. y. Mach, Is North purchasing goods
Tor his 1nl! ana winter trade.
MIR. I. ID. Saunders new steamer is
now making trips from Bclvidere via
helQuimans river 10 this place daily.
1t iS said that Watson, the Democratic
nominee for Governor. will not stop at
THIS place in making his trip through
the State
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AUCTION sALEs-rrruRK DAY.
by w. II. II. Trtce & Co., Auctioneers, 90
Bank street.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE

PURSUANT TO "A DECREE OF sAIE
entered In the Court of Law and Chan.
Gerry OF the City OF Norfolk on the 9th da y
OF October 1886, In n cause in Chan
gerry and said cPurt depending, wherein
Rebecca II. Fenton is plaintiff and Tenn
perance +. Boggs and others are defend
ants L shall OFFER FOR sale ut the Real
Estate Exchage in the City of Norfolk on
Tuesday. the Goth day or October isS6
that certain piece, parcel on lot of land
with all the improvements thereon situate
IN the City of Norfolk. Va, and bound
ed as follows: Beginning at the southwest
corner Of Smith street and Dunstnn g
Lane and running thence southcrly along
the west side of said Smith street sixty.
nNe rect more or less, to Saulsbury's line.
thence westerly along said SALISBURY
Inc about eighty-two feet to line of WIN
son; thence north ly along said Wilson
Inc TO the south s.de of Dunstan's Iane
SlXty-iiEe feet more or less; thence east
cry along the south side of Dunstnn's
Lane 70 the place of beginning
IEiIMS.-One-third cash, balance in civ
ana Twelve months with per cent inter-
est from day OF sale, secured by deed or
trust upon the above property
CHAS w. b. LANE
Special COMMISSIONS
w. III. Ii. TRlCI & CO
Fhone too. Aucuoner, 90 Bank St
l hereby certify that the bond REQUIRED
iny me foregoing mentioned decree or sale
mas neen duly executed l.. ROYSTIE
-oe Us. Clerk.
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V AAItIITAABIhE TRUCK FARM NEAR
ocS-t6s

Y e AHtIn!HEHf AIR TRuGK EARN NEAR
Circuit Court OF Norfolk couaty. Virgin .Lao
on I. : 2|ih day of September, 1895, in the
Jithro Spiyey and others. We shall faIy ON
SATURDAY, the I7th day OF Oc,ober lSss
az Il clock m. In front Of the courthouse
OF sit county, In the city of Portsmouth
virginia, sell AT public auction 10 the HIGH.
est IS; :, bidder. that VALUABLE TRUCK
ern Branch Mngisterial District. i'm said
county OF Norfolk, bounded and described
an those two certain tracts or Parcels
OF land. with the buildings thereon, situ-
a ,, IN Western Branch Magister!aI ID s.
tflct, IN SAID county and State, adjoining
v ,, otner ara forming one tract of land
upon which the said Jethvo Spivcy now re-
Sides one OF the said tracts lie ng the same
by Hachariah Copeland and wife, by deed
dated the 9Th day of October. 1871 in wntCh
II is described as bounded on the north by.
Sterling, Point Creek, east and south by
iht innds OF Thomas w. MaCkie, and west
ny lhS lands and, belong ng TO the estate of
acres: and the other OF said tracts being
mat which was conveyed to said Jethro
decd dated the 2Sih day Of October. ISL
IN which n., 1t s descrhed as bounded north
eS Mis Sc, ana Spiveys lands east and
Mars lands.t obtaining thirty-seven acres,
lie ,,rr,,ls ~ g 'wenty,siN and one-thlrd
siNty-seNen acres. ih!o &c roods and TWENTY
six and one-third rods. more or less
TERMS.-One-third OF the purchase
money 10 he pad IN cash, and the balance
thereof TO he pad in TWO 'Qualinstnllmentu
Win interest. one ana two years resOtct-
lively. from tie Gay of sale for VIII eli tho
purchaser shall give his bonds. payable
ton of the purchaser. the whole of ne me
purchase price may I've ra!d in cash Inc
t.le II !,e retained until tho further order
n the Court.
VIM: w. OLD.
c. W. COLEMAN,
1.'-:Gs Special Comm ss!oners
certify that the bond required nv tho
r.rce mentioned above has been given.
TESrE:- l.; NJ. SILNEsTrR. c. G,
BY r. THOMPSON, d. C.
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Let us show YOU through our line of
worth n look '"eHi
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
169 Main strest.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15

MTs, samuel Lombard was a practIc-
ing physician at Phippsburs Me-, In 175o
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
SPEClALTIES: Catarrh, asthma,
HSy Fever, Deafness, Dyspep-
Sia and all other Diseases
Of Ear, Nose, Throat,
Chest and Stomach.
Consultation Always Free.

Hours n. m. 10 p. M. to p. m.
Medicines furnished to patients free.
Terms very moderate and in reach IL
all.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15

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