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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-08
MILITIA IS IN ARMS
AGAINST THE NEW TACTICS DE-
SIGNED FOR KRAG-JORGEN-
SON RIFLES.
THEY ARE TOO CUMBERSOME
AND NOT ADAPTED TO THE SPRING.
FIELD, IN USE IN MINNIE
sofa.
FIRST REGIMENT GUARDSNIEN
THEY ARE TOO CUMBERSOME
FIRST REGIMENT GUARDSMEN
Are Leading i'm the Opposition to
the New and Unpopular Manual
of Arms.

The adoption of a new manual of
arms by the regiments in the Mime
sofa National guard, pursuant to an
order from brigade headquarters, has
caused widespread dissatisfaction
among the members Of the different
companies, and caustic criticism is be-
ing INDUCED in by the guardsmen con-
corning what is considered an unrea-
sonable and unwise procedure. The
new manual Is the one in use in the
regular army and was especially de-
Vised to conform to the construction Of
the Krag-Jorgenson rifle, whose pc
culiar formation prevents the use Of
the old manual which was in force
when the Springfield rifle was the reg
ulation army piece. That the new
tactics are eminently proper where the
Krag-Jorgenson rifle is in use is con-
ceded, but what has stirred up the
members of the First regiment is the
fact that 1t has been forced upon them
to be used with the old Springfield
rifle 1t is claimed there is no reason
in such a course, as the state militia
has not been provided with the Krag-
Jorgenson piece and probably never
will be, at least not for some years.
The order adopting the new tactics
was issued about Oct. l and from the
very outset was regarded by those who
drilled under them as wholly inferior
to the former manual. The tactics now
II use are said to be not only exceed
ingly awkward without the gun foI
which they were devised, but it is
claimed almost entirely do away with
the only chance for display which was
left when Upton's tactics were discard
ed in favor Of the revised manual Of
arms. Every movement under the new
manual has to be from port arms"
which not only occasions much delay
but prevents the possibility Of carry
arms" one of the attractive move
ments Of the old tactics. Then again
in fixing bayonets the construction of
the Krag-Jorgenson gun requires an
exceptionally awkward movement,
which is wholly unnecessary with the
Springfield rifle. Notwithstanding all
Of these defects claimed by members
of the militia, 1t is conceded that if
the Krag- Jorgenson rife was in use
things would not be so bad, but the
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idea of drilling under a manual ar
ranged for particular gun with an
other piece differing wholly in con-
structlon, some Of the members Of the
guard have no hesitancy in terming
highly ridiculous.
The only possible reason, 1t Is said,
why the Krag tactics were adapted
by the officials Of the Minnesota Ma
tlonal guard is to enable the members
to parade with the companies Of the
regular army, but this only occurs once
each year, when the regulars and MI
lttia are encamped at Lake City, which,
to the minds Of the members Of the
First regiment, does not compensate
for the Inconvenience and lack of grace
occaS1oned by the use Of the manual.
One company Of the First regiment
did not comply with the order estab-
fishing the new manual Of arms when
IL was issued, but simply went on drill
ing under the old tactics. There was no
mutiny, but the members Of the COM
pany thought that the proper officials
would soon realize the lack of wisdom
in the choice Of new tactics and dis
continue their use. Such was not the
case, however, and at a meeting of
the company to discuss the matter
the captain was instructed to confer
with the adjutant general with q view
to having the manual dropped in favor
VI IAAC OlAC LII IilSIly III use. ln0 CAP
tain visited the powers that be and
placed the matter before them as
viewed by the militiamen, but the only
satisfaction he received was specific
orders to at once begin drilling his
company under the new manual. The
company has had but two drills as per
the special order, and after actual ex-
perience with the Objectionable tao
tics, are more than ever disguised with
them.
Obedience and discipline are the
foundation stones of military life and
while the Minnesota guardsmen will
obey orders and accept the new man
ual, they are by no means in a state
affairs have taken and among them
selves express their opinions quite
freely.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-08
ARCHITECTS ARE HOPEFUL
Although as Yet They Have Little
TangibIe.

1.-THE building trade will be the least
likely Of all the industries to profit by
an early return to the good times Of
the years prior to 1884, said a building
contractor to reporter for the G O b e
yesterday. while there will be a re-
vival Of all kinds of business and more
building than for many years past,
within the next twelve months, in the
northwest, the building boom ex-
hausted itself in the sos, and the
cities have not yet caught up with the
improvements that we made at that
time. That Is one reason why the
building line has been so dull in recent
years. That as much as the panic Of
'93 interferred with our business
Capital Is always ready to seek a good
thing, and the merchant or other bust
ness man who can convince an inves-
tor that new business block LOU q
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RAILROAD MEN HAPPY.

Traffic Improves and investments
VIII BE Made.
Railroads WILL feel the good effect
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stiIl a Ghost.

DENVER, Col, Nov. Judge william
Ghost died in this city today OF aDoplezys
aged Afty-fouI years.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of Norfolk nnd Portsmouth
May 3Oth.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Schr. Sunlight. Green, Philadelphia,
with coal
schr. II. W. II. White, Crowley. Phlla-
Schr. VIM. Nj. Wilson, Bragg, Phiia-
delphia, wish coal.
schr. Add!e p. NicFadden, Stewart
Philadelphia, with coal TO Nfaupin.
Schr. Henry Pitts. --. Baltimore
Schr. aAlce Hodges. Dougherty, Balti-
more. light.
schr. Maritime. Davis, Baltimore.
light.
schr. "A. T. cohn, James. Baltimore
light.
Schr. Berthe and Maude, Phillips,
North Carolina to Philadelphia, with
lumber.
Tug Asher J; Hudson, Williams. with
barges Glide. G. II. Rowland and George
May. from Baltimore, light.
Barge Sarah McNally, Washington,
with barrels, in tow tug Pennwood.
CLEARED.
Schr. Alice NJ. Colburn, Boston. with
coal
schr Island City. Savannah. with coal.
Barge Felix. Boston, with coal.
SAILED.
Br. stmp. Eric Taylor. Hamburg. by
North American Transport Company
with assorted cargo.
BIZ. stmp; Borderer, Mclean. Inagua
having coaled.
Stmr. Saturn, OBren. Boston, with
coal.
schr. w Wallace. Ward, Kalsey, Prov.
idence with coal.
Schr. VIM. Churchill, --, Pawtuck-
et with coal.
Schr. Theresa Wolf. Barrett, New
York, with lumber.
Schr. Lydia II. Roper, Hanson, New
York. with lumber.
Schr. Mary Weaver. -, New York
with lumber.
| Schr. Green Hill. Layhsld, Smthfield
| light.
Sehr. j. NJ. Harlow. soper. New York
. with lumber.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE nAv

p URSUANT TO THE TERMS OF a
deed of trust, dated January 2eth. 1895
ana duly Of record made to me to az.
cure the payment of certain promisory
note In said deed mentioned and de-
scribed, default having been made in the
payment OF said note, and ut the request
ana under the direction of the holder of
SAID note. will sell at public auction to
me highest bidder, at the Real Estate
EXehange of the city of Norfolk Va. on
WEDNESDAY, June Sd, 1896. at IL o'clock
M, or as soon thereafter as the then
pending business in said Exchange can
De disposed Of, tho following described
property. to-wit:
LOTS NOS. ST. IS. 30, 81, 90 and 90. Said
iots being on the west side of Seaboard
avenue In Synon x Frosts addition to
oo9tn Norfolk. in the county of Norfolk
ana state OF Virginia. and so numbered
anu designated on d. E. Frosts plat of
"a 5sh u recorded rec In Map Book No. 9. page
court for said Norfolk county.
TERMS:-Cash.
my,,-,,. VIM. TlLLOTSON.
w. Trustee
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scAr Albe. Mason. Gale: Joseph w.
Eoyle, Collision. Norfolk.
Providence. May 29.-Arrlved. schr.
General e. s. Greeley. Norfolk.
Sailed, schrs. Geo. r.. Walcott Reed
Norfolk Walker Aimlngton, Newport
News.
scotland, Va. May 29.-sailed. schr. J.
}. Pharo. New York.
Vineyard Haven, May 2S.-A:rIved.
scar Break of Day. Norfolk for Saco
Washington. u. c., May 29.-Cleared.
schrs. John X. Fell. Lova!and; JOAN O.
Ferguson, Whea,ley, Norfolk.
Boston. May 29.--Wh.le Aug Under
writer was proceeding down the Kenne.
Doc yesterday. with barges Navesink
Escort and Joseph Baker IN tow, bound
10 New York, tle Baker coll!ded with
schr. Nathan Lawrence. from Salem
and was cons.derab bly, damaged about
her upper works. but proceeded. af.er
temporary repairs had been made The
schooner carried away chain plates. but
sustained no other damage
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VI eIIIOralida.

New York, May 29-Arrived. scars.
Henry May. Norfolk; Marcus Edwards
LYDIA Middleton and Mary Free!and,
Virginia. Tug Walter A Luckenbaca,
with barge Nancy Pendleton from New
port News.
Sailed, schrs. Oracle d. Chambers.
Norfolk; VIM. L. Elk!ns, Suffolk; p. c.
ShultZ. Virginia
RIO Janeiro. May gin port. ship
North Star, from Norfolk.
Atlantic City. y. j.. May 27.-Cleared
sonr. Samuel c. Holmes. Evans. Nor
Boston, May 29-Arrlved. Str. Orion,
Norfolk; tug G. w. Morse, Norfolk. cow
ing barge Washington; sohr. Beruaa
Dean. Newport News.
Passed Highland Light, May 27-Schr
Name. for Newport News.
Bridgeport, May 39.-Arr!ved, schr
Charles f. futile Norfolk.
New Haven. May 29.-Arr.vcd, schrs.
r. H. Weaver, Bayard Barnes, Newpor,
News.
Philadelphia, Pa. May 2s.-cleared.
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Schr. VIM. b. Steelman. Maxwell Ne,v
York. with pig iron. ~"
SGhr. Independent, Case. Boston, with
- ; Schr, Lizzie II. Brayton, Rogers, FAN
River. with coal
Schr. Mary r. Graham. Med,av Nov,
York. with lumber
tug Asher j. Hudson, Williams, Ches-
apeake City with barges SIoop and
Jessie II. Clark in tow.
with barges San Joaquin and ouinne-
baug.
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BY Valentine & Stevens. General Auc-
tioneers. 3S Bank street

F uRNITURE, CARPETS, MATING.
LACE CURTAINS. ETC, AT AUG
TON !, NO. 1i2 CHURCH STREET-We
VIII sell MONDAY MORNING. June list,
commencing at l0:S0 O'Clock, a large con-
Walnut and Oak Bed Room Suits, Walnut
ana Oak Side Boards. Walnut and Oak
Tables, fine Mantle and Pier Mirrors, Hail
oak Set. Brussels Carpets, Mating Mat
fresses. nice Parlor Suit. Lace Curtains,
lounges, Springs, Rugs, Blankets Quilts
Sheats Feather Bolsters and Pillows
Crockery. Glass. Plated Ware. etc. Ali
OF tho furniture Is good. If you want
bargains attend this sale. The ladies es-
pecially INVITED to attend. Sale positive
myS9-2t Auctoneers
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BY I. f. Rogers, Real Estate Auctioneer.

sy T. F. Rogers, Real Estate Auctionesr
N PURSUANCE OF THO TERns
OF deed of trust dated Julv TX 1900
anu duiy of record, made to me TO SECURE
,he payment of certain notes in said
ueeo mentioned and described. default
ianihg peen made in the payment of a
PORTION OF said debt, at the request and
nnta me direction ofTthe holder Of said
the payment of which is in de-
!ault, as aforesaid, l will sell at publIc
auction to the highest bidder nj the
Neal ESTATE Exchange of the CITY of
Norfolk, Virginia. on THURSDAY. the An
eay or June. 1886, at IL O'Clock m. tho
ioiiowlns blocks and lots of land ali
as shown and designated on the Mat n1
me property of the Elizabeth Land and
Improvement Company, which said Mar
Is duly OF record in the Clerks Once
OF the County Court of Norfolk County
Virginia, in Map Book No. 2, page g6
~ wien reference is hereby made and
a copy or which may be seen at the Of
nee or the Trustee, to wit: Block No. 1s
BLOCK No 30, Lots Nos. 4, 6, S 10 -
10, Ia, 10, l6, II. lS IS, 20, q. 90 % "a
20, 20. p. rs, 20. 30, 81. 50, 80, 81 "a az
81, 3S 80 and 40, in Block No. 20; Lots Ms
=, !, ., ., 10, IL, a. IL. is, 20. %, "a. &c.
rs. 30. 80, "a. sc, IS and 40. in Block No "a.
and Lots Nos 2, 4, G and in Block M
Terms: One-third cash and the balance
IN TWO equal inStalments at G aud -
months after date of sale. with intares-
at per cent, to be secured by deed of
trust ON property sold, TO be drawn
ana recorded at expense of purchaser
All cash will be received at option of
purchaser.
HARRY l.. LOWENBERG,
r. T.. ROGERS.
my Auctioneer
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A. E. WHITE, Proprietor.
ny24-s If

p OANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS
Nvia Salem. Va. will open for the ac-
coInnodation of visitors June LIST. The
valuable curative properties of the waters
arc well-known to the public. High and
dry cation. being 2:201 feet above sea
level. Telephone communication with
railroad and telegraph office Terms
moderate. Descriptive pamphlet contain
ing analysis of waters, certificates from
eminent physicians and others will lie
mailed -upon application to ]. n. CHAP
MN. Manager. nN2i-su we IL. On
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Maritime Miscellany.

me schooner Annie l.. Ponder arrived
in Hampton Roads Friday evening.
me Baltimore Steam Pilot boat PHO.
was in port yesterday
The schooner Katis,G. Robinson FROM
Philadelphia for Richmond with coal
passed through Hampton Roads Friday
The Merritt Wrecking Company has
sent a tug to NewporI News to raise
me pAot BOAT Summers C. Smith. which
sank a. that place just after she was
launched yesterday
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AUCTION sALEs-ruruRE DAY.
BY VALENTINO & Stevens. Auctioneers. IS
Bank Street :.


Bank Street.
r RUSTEES,sALEoF STOCK
h!NERY, STORE PICTURES. or
En-, Z, i DESK, ETC, AT NO. q GRANNY
Sa ~ LEI FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE s.,
Al iO:3o O'CLOCk-As trustee 1 will sell
the entire stock of goods in store room
NO. "a CRANKY street FRIDAY MORNING
The stock consists in part, viz: Lacies
velyets. Feathers. Tips. Ribbons, Flowers
Hosiery, Gloves. Tides, Scarfs. Table
lovers, spool Silk and Twist, Buttons
Corsets. Zephyr Yarn. Trimmed and Tin,
trimmed Hats, In fact most everything
usually kept In a. Millinery store The
goods are desirable and worth your at
tention. Will also sell ONCE Desk. store
EE EXT Stove and Pine. Office Chair,
stair Case. ETC. The ladies cordially in
vited TO attend the sale. Seats be- re-
served for their comfort
G. WHITTLE SANS,
Trustee.
myol-ot Auctioneers.
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THE MASSANETTA SPRINGS

are in Rockingham county. Virginia, four
and one-half miles southeast of Harris
onburG. This is the best place to spend
the hot summer months, and to get rid
OF malaria and other maladics The
large. shady lawn ana prospect grove,
with the water render this Il very desira :
bic place.
HOTEL OPEN JUNE 18TH
Terms: SIS per month; $40 per week ::
81 per day. $. l.. HENTON,
myA-1m Manager
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nlya3-tds
c COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
BILE REAL ESTATE IN
NORFOLK CITY.

BY virtue OF Il decree of the Court OF
law law ana Chancery of the city of Nor
folk, In the suit of Ribble and others Va
w ihsneld and others, pronounced the
-oth day OF May, 1896, we will offer for
SUE at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, at the Real Estate EycbanSe or
me city of Norfolk. OH WEDNESDAY.
the loth day of June. 1896. at II O'Clock
d, m, mat valuable property In the city
of Norfolk. known as
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-31
THE RlBBLE PLACE.

separated from the main portion OF the
city by Smiths creek. and from the
Ghent property by Botetourt street 20
ltet WIDE, along which runs an electric
street car line. 1t contains l31 lots laid
OH by the extending the Client streets
castwardly through the property. These
streets are co feet wide. On the water
front is also TO foot street. This prop
erty Is In the most desirable residential
portion OF the city. adjoining Client, the
most highly improved and recently inn
proved portion of the city.
TERMS-One-third cash: the residue in
one and two years. with interest from
day of sale. evidenced by negotiable
notes and secured by IL trust deed on the
land, executed and recorded at the ex-
pense OF the purchaser. Possession given
as soon as terms OF sale complied with.
The property VIII be offered first I'm lots
until all are so disposed off and the ag-
grcSatc of the bids noted, then Il viii
be offered as an entirety, commencing
with the aggregate of the bids as an uD-
the entire tract than the aggregate of
The bids for the lots. the highest of such
bidders VIII he reported as such pur-
chaser, otherwise the bidders for the lots
Will be reported as the purchasers of the
lots bid off.
n plat of the property can be seen at
the auctioneers office. and after the 26th
Of May plats will be furnished by him to
any one interested i'll the property.
}. NJ. Il ceiling,
w. IL. WHITE,
". II. BURROUGHS
Special Commissioners
WALTER SHARP,
Auctioneer.
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THE OLD SWEET SPRINGS,
Monroe County, West vi"
OPEN TO VISITORS JUNE LIST, 1886.

Located in most beautiful and pic
turesque country. with climate the
most delightful in America free from
malaria and pleasant In the warmest
weather Its waters and baths are
notwithstanding. powerfully tonic. diu-
retic, mildly, cathartic and Alternative
The hotel and buildings are principally
brick. the main building 300 feet in length
and has one OF the handsomest dining
rooms In the state. Sanitary condition
not surpassed by any mountain resort
The management this season will main
tain and perfect it's reputation as a
health and pleasure resort Descriptive
pamphlets and rates furnished on applica-
ton
A. E. WHITE, Proprietor.
myy1-Su-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-31

w OPENS JUNE l.
Is delightful and I'm inexpensive sum-
mer resort Free carriage TO guests
MRS. DIR. a G. BLEDSOE,
Proprietor.
~. G. BLEpSoE, JR.. Business Mana
ger. Write for circular. mylO-su, we ,2m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-31

Y ELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS. MONT
somery county, Va. open to visitors
June list, 1896. These spring are situated
on the summit Of the Aleghaney noun
tains the curative properties OF the wat
ers are We'll established and adapted TO a
tons are iirst-class in every respect De
scriptiNc pamphlets and rates furnished on
Application. RlDGEWAY HOLT. proprie-
tor. mvl1-om
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Free concert by Naval Post Rana T.,
fun uniform under direction ~ De-
fr n at Ocean View Sunday.
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VIM. Hannah. Auctioncer.

RY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
- made to me as trustee by y. w. Con-
way, bearing date on the eleventh day OF
July, in the year eighteen hundred and
ninety-iivc and recorded In Deed Book
1l5, page 315, and at the request of the.
creditor therein secured, shall sell at
public auction at the Norfolk Real Is-
tate Exchange, No. ll5 Main street. Nor
folk. Virginia. on TUESDAY. the ninth
day of June, in the year eighteen hum
dred and ninety-sx. at IL m.. the follow
ing property, to-wit:
ALL THOSE CERTAIN SIX LOTS OF
LAND. with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated in the City of
Norfolk. Va; bounded and described
as follows Beginning a a point on the
south side OF Pine street extended. dis
tant seventy-tive feet east from the east
side of Chapel street. running thence
southwarrdly, ninety-four (aD feet and ex-
tending back between parallel lines one
hundred and thirty O90) feet: being lots
p. 22. q. %, 26, on the plat of Nottingham
and Webster.
Terms Cash.
+. a. PORTER,
Trustee.
WM. HANNAH,
mE2S-ilt Auctionecr
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CHILDREN'S WHITE OR TAN TAM
o'siiANTERS. ALL SIZES SALE
PRICE. l5c. EACH.
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Allegheny Springs, VIRGINIA

,, - UPENS JUNE l.
1iIe Allegheny water, awarded pold
medal and diploma Worlds Fair, Chica-
90, ana recommended by the medical So
ciety Of Virginia. is celebrated for its
WONDERFUL cures of dyspepsia. in It's va
acres: Band OF Music Posi-. Telerran5ii,
and Express Offices. Families seekin.
Il healthy resort in the mountains Ia
spend the heated term can do no better
Fare excellent Terms moderate. Write
for pamphlet. rates. etc.
c. a. CALHOUN,
myz2-2m Proprietor.
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CHlLDREN'S WHITE DUCK ROUND
HATS. ALL SIZES. SALE PRICE,
l5c. EACH.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS!
FOR monday ONLY

LADIES' LAuNDERED SHIRT WAISTS
ALL SIZES AND CoLoRs. SALE
PRICE, 29c.
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SOUL 5 IMMORTALITY
5ihlfd aud Last Sermon Composing a Sym.
postum on Immortality.
ms BELIEF AS A PRACTICAL POWER
A. sIan Whose Life Is 40 BE Extin.
a Enishcd like tho Candle When IL
1sas burned Itself Down To the
Ground May Well Say ..Iet Us Eat
ana Drink for To-Morrow We Die"

s N BY REV. GEO. L.. Perrin. d, d.
Pastor OF the Everyday Church, Boston.
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LADIES' CALICO WRAPPERS. ALI,
SIZES AND CoLORs. SALE PRICE,
Soc. EACH
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LADIES' PINK OR BLUE CUFFS.
TURN OVER. ALL SIZES. SALE
PRICE. Sc. PAIR.
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81 If after the manner of men l have
fought with beasts at Ephesus what ad-
Vantage it me, If the dead rise not
LET us eat and drink for tomorrow we
9dte.--G. Cor, XIV, 32)
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! certify that the bond required by tho
above mentioned decree has been exc
cuted. JtNlCS y. COLEMAN
my23-e od .su-tds Deputy Clerk
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LADIES BLACK SILK MITs, CORDED
BACKS. SALE PRICE 121Ec. PAIR.
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LADIES' BLACK SILK TRILBY TIES.
SALE PRICE. 19c. EACH.
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| LADIES' PERCALE TRILBY TIES
SALE PRICE, 15c. EACH.