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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-07
TRUSTEES SALE OF
DHX

TRUSTEES SALE OF L..A-
i DRY.
In full operation and me r.'i
which the same is situated
/ viii sell AZ private Sale
Star Laundry" situate '.
and. together with i0f if
on South York street.
and all the buildings. u
lures situated thereon
good working condition
ness rs being done.
Terms One-tniri OF 'N'
cash and the balance OIL
mrts lu six and twelve
81 from date. the pu-
factory security. I.l rr..
eirnd at 80. 1913 Chaplin.
ing. ". Va. -..,,-.
r11r9eh j. 3. ltlIt.
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DRUGSTORE FOR SALE

McLure House Pharmacy
a bargain. Proprietor VIII ert4-
employment. Inquire of
a. J.. HOOTON
ur2 HENRY SD\\- ....
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WANTED-FURNISH ROOM IN Pr
vate family by young business man. c.
h, Register. te%ledz
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TruNeIl Mrs. e..
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FIRNIS
FoR sALE-MLscELLANsoy,

Ramsay. S. ". & GO.
NJ. J. O'KANF.
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failed to do its truest work. when u neg
4 lects the weakest boy or girl on. the
{. streets or the most vicious and aban-
doned men and women In our prisons.
II Is the glory of the Suite that 1t fos-
| ters these remainders OF human virtue.
and It is It's shame when 1t neglects
! them and allows what is ready to die TO
utterly perish.
| So, too, q. man SHOWS ms genuine
worth when he keeps his heart in SYM
pa.hr with the worlds activity, al
! though he is not allowed to take any
part in it-when he tries to send his
word Of cheer TO those who are strug-
Cling In the arena which Is closed to his
notion, but not to his loving thought.
In the 18th century monk. who had
boon stricken with leprosy. was sent to
n little island on the Rhine, there to
walt for death. But there was sttll
something he could do. and he did 1t.
As the boat passed up and down the
cheer the boatmen on their way. Then
the worth of the human spirit shows
Itself grandly sometimes In the way II
bears its inilrmities. What is best In a
man is revealed in the days when moth.
ing remains but 10 bear his burden OF
pain. Then we begin to love the man
whom before we only admired The
grea test days of Gen. Grant were not
those on which he won his great victo-
res on the battlefield. but those when.
in weakness and suffering. he braveiy
faced death. and patiently did the work
that remained to be done.
What Is true of him Is no less true of
many others wEo in days of patient
wa iting have revealed the sweetness
and strength of their natures, and who
b. making the most OF what remained
have won the reward Of those who en-
1ure to the end SO, too. Il man never
shows the choicest quality Of his ma
ture more than when with a sad mem
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NORTH CAROLYN NEWS
Concluded from Fifth Page)

very pleasant evening was spcn, by all
present.
The cable for the telephone system
has arrived and been put up. The whole
system will be in operation Very soon
now. AT present forty-;hrec phones
have been put up in different parts OF
the town. and ii is thought that more
Will be soon taken by number yet
Mr.. Zephlniah Burgess continues quite
sick at his home. on Road street. Mr..
J. E. Brockett is also very sick at his
residence. OH Fearing street.
Another enterprise. which will help
greatly in the advance OF the progress
Of this place, is large ship-yard to be
built by Messrs. George NJ. Scott OF
this place, and Mr.. Walter NJ Jewell.
of Portsmouth. Va. on Dry Point. near
the factory Of the Elizabeth City Net
and Irvine Company. Work will soon
be begun on 1t.
Henry 'N'a;;ersc'n, one of the most
celebrated lecturers of the age and ora
on Money and Morals" nj the Court
house Friday night for the benefit OF
the Naval Reserves. This is an oppor-
tunity that may not be obtained but
once at this place, therefore everybody
should take advantage of II and be pre-
sent
Mr.. Noah Burfoot. who has held the
office of freight agent of the Norfolk ana
Southern railroad for 4. long time. has
resigned that Office 10 enter rs a part
ncr in the firm OF j. Il. Flora & Co. II
Is reported that Mr.. Bruce Martin will
MI the resigned position hereafter
Mr.. Wallace NJ. Morgan. having given
up the agency OF the Virginlan Al this
place 10 accept another position. /, can
now be obtained by apply ms 10 II. Fear
ing over the Nationai Tank. All oruers
will be promptly filed
y yourg man by the name of Josc,yh
Bray, while hunting in the country. mci
with quite painful accident YESTERDAY.
While walking along his gun went off
the load entering the big toe. thhrnbv
blowing the whole of that important,
nIs..DS. 81 t1.c .oot eEIlSly o.
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BRAMBLETON.

McKendree NJ. T.. Church. South, Rev.
X. II. Bennett, misunderstanding to-da Y
ut | a. M. and 7:i0 p. m. Morning sub
ject, Stick, Gig or Bicycle-The Ep-
worth League" Evening subject, shall
the Gamblers Rule Virginia? The Maui
pin lSil and the Legislature" Ep-
worth League at Z p. IN.
Park-Arenue BAPTIST Church. Rev ].
j. HALL d. d., pastor-SerVices to-day
at II II. M. and 7:45 pm. by Rev. e. S.
Towson.
Trinity NJ. L. misunderstanding to-
day ut IL IL IN. and 1880 p. m, by the
pastor Rev. MIR. Leftwich.
Christadelphfan Ecclesin, Corner OF
Bramblcton and Maltby Avenues-Ser-
vices to-day at II o'clock
Rev +. IL. Martin will preach at Spur
geon Baptist Church to-day at IL a. m.
and I:45 y. m.
Memorial Christian Temple-Sunday-
School at $3.50 n. m. Preaching at II a.
IN. ana nj 80 y. m, by the pastor. The
Underwater Union of the Christian En-
deayor Societies at $3.50 y. m. and the
y. +, S. c. e. meets at Gas. TO all of
these societies the public Is cordially
invited.
st. Peters T. T., Church-Serviccs to-
day at the usual hours by the rector
Rev. w y. Smith.
Rev. j.. IL. McCluer, pastor, will serve
his church, Park Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
regularly to-day
Mr.. Samuel c. Phillips. en- route home
Friday night from his business. was
knocked down by large dog running
in the opposite direction and pain
fully out and bruised. rendering him, 70,
the present, unable 10 attend business
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EDERTON. N. C..

Edenton. y. c.. Jan. 25.-(SpeciaD-
Ihe i3apiist Young Peoples Union SER
Vi-es last night were we'll attended. The
choir rang seveia! very pretty pieces
and Miss Wilkins rccitcd one OF her
favorIte recitations
We are pleased to know that n knit
ing mill. much desired ana needed
enterprise. .wtll ere long be erected in
our little city. Those connected with
and iaboring for this mill have our very
best wishes.
of Elizabeth city were registered at
the Woodland House Yesterday
The new residences OF Mr.. w o.
Elliott and MIR. Frank White on kim
ana Queen streets are nearly completed
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TARBoRo, N. G.

Tnrhoro, y. c.. Jan. 25.-(s;pecial).-
Miss Stancil. a day pupil OF the Tarhoro
Femhie Academy. sustained painful, If
not serious, injury ~ falling down the
staircase at that institution Yesterday
one arm is broken and il is not yet
known the extent Of other injuries. She.
Is GONG as well as can he expected
Nearly all the funds for the erection
OF the jewish synagogue have been
raised and the building will soon be
erected on the vacant lot back of The
residence of II. Norris.
MI James Fender left for Baltimore
on short trip to-day.
Services viii he conducted nv tho
Tomorrow
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HUNTERsVILLE.

Rev. Mr.. Howell will preach at Grace
baptist Church to-day. the pastor-elect.
Rev. MIR. Wright, not being due until
March.
The matter of street. crossings on
Central avenue Is considered by resi-
dents as one of grave neglect and Sc
rious inconvenience. During wet wealth
er there Is not n plaI,e fiji for men, much
less ladies' TO walk across the whole ex-
tent OF this much-used thoroughfare
The county authorities and the stree,
railway company are jointly answcrable
for the absence CT proper crossings at
street intersections for the use of pc
deStrianS.
ST. Andrews Mission Chapel. Rev r.
w. Nirsinius Wrenn, rector-The usual
services to-day.
Rev. j. G. Lennon, pastor of Hunters
vile NJ. Il. Church. Will preach to-day
at the regular appointments
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Lckies Memorial Church. Rev. ]. r.
ltoutten. pastor-Preaching to-day at II
a. m and 40 y. IN. Morning subject,
Ideal Life" AT night. The Country
mans Experience with City Life" Sun
day-School at $50 n. M
Central-Avenue Baptist Church
Rcsuiar services to-day by the pastor,
Rev. T. y. Hall. Preaching at II n
m. and 100 p. IN.
Little Jack Routten. who has been
very sick at the residence of his par
ents. on Poole street. is reported much
better
Coley Memorial Church-Public vor-
snip nj ! q. NJ. ana 7:30 y. m. Morning
Theme. "Stedfast. Unmovea ble"; even
ing, Opportunity" Juniors at u. m.
with an address by Mr.. Frank Brown
c. Els at Gas
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BE sure TO attend the McCleary- Nc
S S Live stock Company's sale Tues
uhy, January 18th. They will sell 200
horses and l5O mules Last Saturday
more. more buyers were present than at any
tiine inns season, ana as they are wei,
supplied, we do not expect them ncyt
iussday, and as we expect more horses
r an. lDl so many buyers. It will be a
=, are opportunity for those that do come
10 get the best bargains of the wear II
you cant come Tuesday. come Friday.
we VIII have nice lot of horses and
.ules for both sales. and you can yet
G Cteih LOT your own price The MIC
ixss,r,v..sMcClellan Live Stock Company.
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Pannill Bros, Real Estate and General
Auctioneers. lis Mnin street.


PURSUANT TO a DEED OF TRUST
! made by, Lewis r; Brown, TO MS rs
trustees, dated the I'D day of September
1895. and recorded In the Clerks office OF
the Corpora ton Court Of the city of Nor
folk, Va, In D. Il. il6, A. y, lT2 we shall
sell at public auction at the Real Estate
Exchange. Main street. Norfolk, Va
SATURDAY, the lst day Of February
1886. at II o'clock m. the following prop
erty to-wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND
with improvements thereon, situated on
the vast side OF Poole street. Atlantic
City Ward. Norfolk City, Va. and dis
tant ITO feet south from Central avenue
each OF said lots have Il front of thirty
two feet on Poole street, and extend back
between parallel lines one hundred and
ten feet, and are each improved by new
two story frame dwelling house with all
modern improvements.
TERMS CASH.
FRANK DUSCH
DENNIS ET1lERlDGE,
JOS. ~. WINSLOW
Trustees
PANNILL BROS,
.alS-tGs AuctionccrS
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II. l.. Page & Co., Auc,ioncc,s.

+ XECuToR's SALE OF real. rs
l. tate ON Cove Stfcct.-!ty virtue of the
power vested in nae 10y the last VIII and
Testament of Il. i johnson. deceased, |
as HIS executor, Will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, AT the Norfolk Real l:s-
tale Exchange, No III Main street. Nor
folk, Va, on WEDNESDAY. the 10Th
day of january, 1876. at II o'clock M,
The following property. to-Wit: All,
THAT CERTAIN LOT or LAND. with
the buildings thereon, situated on the
north side OF Cove street, III the city of
Norfolk. and described as follows: BE-
:innin: on cove street at the southwest
corner of the property of Fannie llaw-
kins, or formerly hers, and thence run
ming westerly along said cove street to
the eastern line OF ~ strip of land or
lane four feet wide in rear of the lot OF
T.. j. Robinson: thence northwardiy along
said eastern line of said lane IS feet ana
inches to the land formerly of Wcbn
thence castorly aloEg the south side of
said Webb land ,6 said hawkins western
line, and thence along that line 10 tho
point of beginning
$3.50 to pay expenses. and the balance i'm
two ncrotiHbic notes Of equal nrno,,ui
secured by dc,d Of trust upon the nron
crty the cost of writing and rnroi liny
whch deed is to be borne 10y the MIR,
chaser.
Executor of H. \. johnson. d ,,...,S.
ii. l.. PAGE Il co,
AuCtioEceR.
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IN pursuance OF two DEGREES of the Cir
ginia, one entered ON the 18th day of No
day Of January, 1896. in the chancery suit
therein pending under the style OF 1.-THE
London, England. and others plaintiffs.
US. the Nitro-Phosphate Syndicate, Linz
i5ed; of : London, r;ngland. nnl others.
ton, at the Real Estate Exchpngc No.
at II fio oelo siHree' Norfolk n Tn BEGINNING
I'd day Of Of April 1896, The following
ted ON the east side OF the Southern
Branchof the Elizabeth river. in the coun-
~ OF Norfolk. near the city of Norfolk,
was formerly owned by Carter b. Poin-
dexter. and more recently by Charles Len
diSate, Limited, OF London, England
The property is situated opposite the
OF Norfolk, is just outside The limits OF Inc
lines of the Norfolk and Western and Nor
sccted by the Hire of II proposed Belt Rail-
road. II has IL hnrbor or river front of
river running, very near the shore line
II also has Il large frontage on two es.
tuaries of said river.
The property has been divided into
building lots, manufacturing sites, villa
sites and waterfront lots. varying in size
from half an acre To two sores and into
streets. alleys, SC: but by the terms of
sud decree IL will bc first offered ut said
sale us wholc,and will he struck OFF to
any person or persons whose bid will be
sufficient 10 pay off ana discharge the in
debtcdneSs mentioned I'm said suit, topetl-
or with the costs of said suit the cX-
penscs OF said sale and all arrears Of
taxes. .cstiEated to be about $4,000 If no
such bid x received and accepted then
the said property will he sold in lots and
sites. according to Il plat thereof made
by Graham n Riddle, civil engineers OF
Norfolk, Virginia. which may be seen at
the Office of either Of the undersigned
commissioners. ami copies of which may
be had on application TO either of them
or TO the undersigned auctonccr.
This property offers extraordinary In
duccmcntS TO parties seeking indust rial,
manufacturing or residence sites, and TO
investors generally.
TERMS-one-third OF the purchase
equal nstalmcnts, ut six and twelve
months from the day of sale, the pur-
chaser or purchasers to give bonds for
such deferred instalmcnts, carrying inter-
est ut six per ccntum per annum from
the day of sale. with thr right on the part
of such purchaser or purchasers To am
| ticpatc the payment Of such bonds 1T
date OF such anticipation: or the whole
purchase money may he paid III cash II
the purchaser SO elect. the title to be re-
tanned till the whole purchase money is
paid and Il convo vance ordered by the
court
Law Building. l.!nchburE. Va.
WM IL. WHITE,
No. So Main street Norfolk. Va.
Special Commissioners.
IT. +. ROGERS, Auctionccr,
Norfolk. Va.
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INSTRUMENTATION DAY.
United States MlrShaPs Sale

by virtue of an order of sale. issued
out OF the United States District Court
Tor III" District of Maryland. January l6,
1896, notice is hereby given that | will sell
By public auction, for cash on
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AgcTSoN sALEs-FUruRE nay.
AUCTION sALEs-FUTURED DAY.
REsUsrEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN SOUTH NOR
FOLK. NORFOLK
COUNTY.
VA.

- deeds of trust to us. as trustees o ~ We we
trent q he Norfolk eountS eortRous ae
DAY the S5th day Of V January on s is5c At
,I..5W---ALL THAT CERTAINpIEcI,or
IA ;,E OF LAND, with the buildings
south Norfolk, In the county OF Norfolk.
VA designated as Block ''A'' on the plat
p peco Parke L. Poind,exters land duly OF
follows: Bounded on the north by Ohio
street SIR o,,t on the east by Decatur street on
west by Stewart street.
s, @ALso THAT PIECE on LAND de-
and more particularly Described ds as Pol fol-
lows; Commeneing ut u point at the
Ohio streets; thence extending nor,b"riv
along Stewart street. distance Of AS
ree,, m9 Pp or pr less to the strip Of land
In an easterly direction and along the
southern soi,ta line Of the reservation for said
Frosts property: thence in a southeast
eerly, direction along d. d Frost's line
thence aong the Wester ro Rsea as
along the northern line OF Ohio Street 500
feet to the point of beginning
$ sNIALs Gss,g THAT IT OTHER HER, PIECE OF
as follows: Commencing ut a nont at
the northeast intersection of Ohio and
Decatur streets; thence extending north
erly along Decatur street about 800 feet.
or less, to d. r. Frost's property thence
IN a southe q direction, and along
the line OF ID. e. ITrostS property $50 feet,
more or less, to Ohio street. and thence
westerly along Ohio street PSI feet, more
or less, to the point of beginning, ali Of
the above described property being n por-
Iion or the Same property conveyed TO
Parks Ike l.; poindeSter by the deed Of NJ.
.4-FIVE LOTS. with improvements
hsteoH s sq% IN South Ii Sae 01 aasys ad
as follows: Commencing at a point on
the. west side OF Bainbrdge street. dis
tant AIS feet from the intersection of
Ohio and cambridge streets: thence ex-
tending northerly along said street 10 feet
reserved by said Parke L. Poind iest T'q In
his deed to the Elizabeth Land and I'm
GomnanS henGs in south
said strip of lnnd about 100 feet, until it
reaches the centre line of Block &, run
along said centre 40 feet to the north
western corner of said Lot - In said block
southern line OF said reservation iaS feet
more or less to the point of beginning
One of said lots lots is on the west side Of
east side Of Perry street another is on
| the west side of Perry street. another is
other Is on the west side OF Porter
| street Said strip of land is Il
said Parke L. Poindexter as nfore-
said, in his deed to the Elisabeth
Land and Improvement Company Ref
erence Is nude to the plot Of the said
Elizabeth Land and Improvement Com
pany for a further description OF sn id
property. Deed OF trust made by Pnrke
l.. PoindeNtcr, dated the Faith day OF De
cember, 1891. and recorded In Deed Book
lS9. page $50. Clerks office OF Norfolk
County Court. Va.
TERMS CASH
FOSTER BLACK.
ALNAH II. MARTIN.
FRANKLIN d. GILL,
Trustees.
GEO. G. MARTIN. Attorney. jai5-iot
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Pannill Bros. Real Estate and General
AuGtloncGrs. lis Mnin street.

made by Mary t. Turner and u. .iTur-
ncr. to us, as trustee. dated the 9TH day
Of Jnn'nrS, i@5; anil recorded IN y. y.
tion Comr, Of the City of Norfolk, Va.
we shall sell at public auction mt the
Real Estate Exchange. Main street. Nor.
folk, Va, SATURDAY, the first day OF
February, ls96.at " o'clock m..the follow
in property to-wit
a CERTAIN LOT or LAND WITH
improvements thereon. situated on north
side of Butte street in the City of Nor
eastern line Of the property formerly be
longing TO Endcr Riggs: and running
thence castcrly along the north side OF
Butc street twenty-six feet to Womblcs
hundred feet: thence wcstwardly twenty
six feet to Briggs line: and thence south
wardly along his line one hundrcr feet to
the point Of beginning. The house on said
lot is numbered I2i Rmtc street. ia iii,
present numbering of houses on said
street. in said city. This sale will be-
made subject to prior deed of trust for
AIS--Rcnsonabc: made known at
day of sale.
FRANK DUSCU,
DENNIS ErIlERlDGE,
JOS. a. WINSLOW.
'a's-'ds rANNrM. T hRos',
AnrtIonccrs.
RY VIRTUE OF. AUTHORITY VEST
u ed in me. shall sell for cash. on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 3Otil day
THAT CERTAIN I.oT OF LAND, viii
the improvements thereon, situate on the
north side OF y street, brrklcy, Va. said
No. H. according TO tho plan Of The Ives
property. made and surveyed by w. S.
Sykes.
ja2ito30 w. w SYLVESTER.
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VlRGINIA.-lN THE Cl.EREi's OF
Norfolk on the 10th day Of January. isati.
|, Lawrence Warning, Clerk of the said
court, do certify that the bonds required
TO hc Eivcn by the special commissioners;
named IN the DEGREES entered on the 18th
day of November, 1896. ana 9Th day Of
January. 1885, in the suit OF the Industrial!
and General Trust, Limited. of London,
England, and others Va. the Nitro Phos-
phatc Syndicate, Limited, of London.
England. ana others, have been duly cN-
ccutcd and flea.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
LAWRENCE WEARING.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for the city
Of Norfolk. Va.
jal2-law,Hw-1 ud, tbs
TRUSTEES SALE OF S'rOCK OF
! GOODS. FIXTURES. i1TC.. At
AUCTION.-I:y virtue OF "A decd Of trust
executed To me by !. J. Oliver * Co.
on The 18th day Of November. 1885. and
duly rsrordch. ! shah Offer, for sale, AZ
tHpAY, the LIST day OF February. 1876,
at the store, No. iii Main street. al ii
o'clock a. m, the stock OF goods wares,
and merchandise. and all the Furniture
and Fixtures contained in said store.
Said stock consists of Hats. Caps, Canes.
and Umbrellas and otter articles usual
ly kept in hat stores. The furniture and
Tables. Desk. Stoves ana Chairs. Al the
same time shall also offer FOR sale tile
uncX PRED term OF lease on the said store.
TERMS CASH.
y. II. BAKER; Jn,
ia2i-tf Trustee.
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1886

at o'clock p. M. at Spcdden's Wharf.
loot of broadway. baltimore. Md, the
steamer Daisy her Boilers. Engines. Ma
niture, as she now lies al said wharf.
CHARLES II. EVANS,
1a2l-23,21.3l, fc5 United States Marshal.
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By VIRTUE OF THE FOLLOWING
shall Hee Srec of trust to us. as trustees. we
dPor, In Portsmouth. Va, on SATUR-
DAY. the 25th day OF January, 1S9G. at
~ tS,f O'Clock M the following PROPERTY, to-
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BY Townsend 4 Joyncs. Auctioncrs.

PURSUANT TO THE TERMS or A
deed OF trust, made by William S.
December. 1852, and recorded in d. r.. l7C
]: 3"a. Clerks office. County Court of
Norfolk county: VA shall sell NJ pub
lie auction at the Real ESTATE Exchange
Main street. Norfolk. Va. SATURDAY.,
INC iirstd day of February, 1856. the following
property, to-wit: \ CERTAIN LOT OF,
LAND. situated in Norfolk county, VA.
and known as lot No. Iii OF the consccli-
tive numbers of lots OF w. S. lIoy's sub
division OF The tract of land conveyed to
him CIV. S. lioS) by W. $. Butt, recorded
In d. Is liS. p oil, Clerks office, Norfolk
County Court. p
TERMS CASH.
J. w. BARBOUR,
Trustee.
dci3-tf Auctonccrs.
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THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
Doned until SATURDAY, February
toned above.
FOSTER BLACK
ALVAH II. MARTIN
FRANKLIN d. GILL.
Ja26-tf Trustees.
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pA.PEEEMIA6 e. IHAT CERTAINPI PIECE or
and improvements thereon, situated In
south so Norfolk, In the county Of Norfolk,
va, designated rs Block ''A'' on the plat
record, more particularly described az
soliows: bounded on the north by Ohio
the south by Jefferson street, and on the
west by Stewart street
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OF the Chicago, Milwaukee :and iSt. Paul
transcontnental lines at ST. Paul and Omaha.
and remember when going east that its trc'ns
are lighted with electricity and heated by
steam. Its equipment is superb. Elegant
Buffet, library, smoking and sleeping cars,
with free reclining chairs. Each sleeping
car belth has an electric reading lamp, and
its dining cars are the best in the world.
Other lines are longer than this, but none
are shorter, and no other offers the above lux
urious accommodations. These are sufficient
reasons for the popularity Of "The Milwau-
kee." Coupon ticket agents in every rail-
road Office will give yon further information,
or address
c. EDDY, General Agent,
J. w. CASEY, Tray. Pass. Agent.
Portland