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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-16
A COURT ROOM DESIGNATED.
city Ordinances Effective From Feb.
runrY IL.

Newport News, Va. Feb. l5.-tspccial,
IN THE HuSTlNGS COuRT.-Tht
| account of j. d. Brown, VS. the Com.
monwcalth was allowed
w. NJ. Taylor qualified notary public
): W.. Read qualified City Auditor.
MAI Doughtry was appointed bal
last master of this port
j. NJ. Curtis, Treasurer. gave a trls,
| company bond to relieve his personal
| securities
| Olof iiagstrong was granted natural.
ization papers.
In the Police Court several minor
cases were disposed Of during the morn
ing session
The assault and battery case of ]. D.
Hannah and NJ. 100 was continued.
HUNTINGTON RIFLES.-The Hunt.
nSton Rifles. Company &C" Fourth
Regiment. Virginia Volunteers. arc ran
IDLY getting In good shape under their
new officers, and will soon rank with
any company in this regiment. The
DaiiE fress has offered Il handsome gold
media Tor drill competition by the
enlisted men of this company in the man
ual of arms.
fhere is every prospect that the citl-
zens generally will follow this good ex-
ample and support the company gen
orally Altogether the outlook for Com
pany C is very bright
PERSONALS-Mr Smith. of Naina
mas recently located here. and expects
soon to remove his family 10 the sunny
South
Miss Florence Willis spent her satur
day vacation with her little friend. Ruth
Ford, in East End
Mr.. krouk, cmployc of Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. returned
to his home. at Suffolk Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Robinson's infant
son, whose arm was mysterjouslv brol
en- while asleep, is Improving
AZ the adjourned meeting of the Com
mon Council Friday night His Honor.
Mayor Post, submitted an oral commu
nicatton to the effect that the Council
should DO all III its power that were
possible to render the acts of the Hust-
ings Court valid by naming place to
hold Che court. since the bill that pro-
vided court did not name a place of
holding the same. And as the court
would adjourn Saturday II was nee
essary TO designate some place Friday
night According to instructions the
commemorative Attorney drew up n
paper designating and accepting the
County Courtroom. which was rendered
by the Supervisors for that purpose.
The resolution was approved by the
Council.
An ordinance fixing the date when
the city ordinances should take effect
was passed, naming the l4th day OF Feb
ruary.
After the passage of several import
ant ordinances Mr.. LEM moved that
the rules be suspended that he might
lay weighty matter before the Council
Mr.. LEM told how corporate property
in four different parts of the city was
taxed at the rate of $50 per acre, while
individual lots adjoining were taxed at
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Notice to Mnriners.

Notice is given that the fixed white
light. shown from the gas buoy, painted
red, moored i'm twenty-five feet of water.
in line with the lighted beacons marking
the east side of the dredged channel in
Mobile Bay Ala. and about two miles
5. BIG w. from Lower Channel Beacon
which was found eXtinguished January
%, 1896, and rel!Ehted January 81. was
again distinguished on February 9. 1t
Will be relighted as soon as practica BILE
Notice is also given that the structure
from which the fixed red light was
shown, on the southwest side of Choc-
taw Pass Channel. has been carried
away by a passing vessel and the light
eXtinguished
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.ASLlGHT PREDICAMENT.
The Cashier Of a Bank Sets the Time
Lock on Friday for Monday,
THINKING The DAY WAS SATURDAY
Fem lInrtOn Arrested-'rO BE Married
To.Day-Prcpar for n Trip to
MfnncnpOlis-Speci Series OF Ser
mOns-king's Daughters school
Rurglar's Preliminary Hearing.

Suffolk, Va, Feb. 14-(SpeciaD-The
Farmers Bank, of Nansemond. was to-
day In something of q predicament.
The contents of the vaults We're mac
ceSsible even to the officers. Last night
when the safe was closed by the cashier
he was under the impression that II was
Saturday and consequently set the time
lock, as is customary on Saturdays to
open Monday morning. Therefore the
great vault doors cannot be opened till
Sunday morning about o'clock. Elk
cepting one or two concerns whose pay
Toll will be delayed no one was seriously
tnconvenienced.
p TOM HARToN ARF.HSTED.-The
last remnants of the Whaleyville gang
of burglars are being gathered into the
protecting walls Of the county Jail Con-
stable Branch. aided by the citizens
VINO have been the victims of their dep
relations have secured the territory
thoroughly and arrested all who are sup
posed to be implicated i'm the nefarious
raids. Tom Harton, the latest alleged
Thief caught. was brought in to-day.
During the officers searches another
lot OF burglars tools was discovered
end also brought to Suffolk along with
Harton
10 BE MARRIED SUNDAY.-NIr
e Norfieet Ward, all employe of the Vir-
ginia Aiamufe curing Company. will on
Z i 80 ''''i'1iFs NC Iiftillctl " MISS
Ruth NJ, daughter of Edward A.
paughtrey. Esq The prospective
groom is native OF Gates county,
N. c.
81 PREPARING FOR MINNEAPOLIS.
. me members OF Withers' Division No.
q :, y. H. *. OF r., with view of per
Iecting themselves in the execution Of
& tactics, have inausuratcd a series of
Weekly practice drills preparatory Il.
4 Tue celebration of that order in Mime
\ upoiis next August. The drills occur
/ every Friday night.
1 spEclAL SERIES OF SERMONS
4 a,, me Baptis, Church at 1870 O'Clock
ssunnay evening, Rev. ]. r. Love will
pesln series of sermons on great
a ..S15sa IN the Bible, using the topic:
,,, ~ no Am IT, His morning subject
VIII n Be: The Gospels ConQuests,"
M, klNGS DAUGHTERS SCHOOL
& ar ne pun y, Of the night school which is
o ol . pythe Kings Daughters will
81 on next Friday give musical and ill.,
s Srary entertainment at the home Of
Y sss1f teaacher. Miss Settle HarIell, No.
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6h and G1. regular sl.50 quality, on sale
tomorrow and until gone, 7sc a pair.
Reason, importer closed to us the lot
because line of sizes was incomplete If
these are not all sold I'm one day then we
overestimate the shrewdness OF Norfolk
buyers.
Ladies' button white slace kids, with
black embroidery. regular stock, regu-
lar price, 75c.
Masione of Milan makes the Cent?
meri glove. we buy 1t and sell under
another name because of Magione's con-
tract with the Centimeri people, sl.35-all
the Centimeri colors.
The surprise that's in stockings at
Christmas is nothing to this a miser-
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Nile coming of buyers last week the orders by mail
was something wonderful. What remains unsold Of the
special lines advertised will be delivered while any remains

Hair Brushes. olive wood backs. prime
bris,ie. 25c.
Hoyt's Pure Glycerine for chapped
hands. 1oc. bottle.
Fine CASTLE Soap. made of pure olive
OIL the real thing, this, pound bars, lOc.
Pears Soap, unscented, 12,sc.; scented.
l5c, cake. No limit always the same
here.
Bought of trustee-sold far below cost
of production. Comet Knitting Silk
about 100 boxes, all colors The same
quantity az ounce us on the Csc. spools
The flock will feed on this tomorrow so
come soon, it is to be sold lOc. u spool
Feather Stitch Braid. fine dainty pat
terms. Minuet patterns, Riley patterns
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Received the highest award at the At
lanta Exposition. Contains one-third
more Lithia than any other natural
Lithia Water on the market. To anv
physician who will prescribe this wafer
If II does not receive better results than
any other Lithia Water on the market
we will refund the money
NJ. l. DODSON, Agent.
Atlantic Hotel Drug Store
HARRIS LITHIA WATER CO..
Harris Spring, S. c.
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Immediate use, very great values. Csc.
pair.
There are perhaps twenty left of the
"' quilts bought of failed store and
put on sale last week. Anybody who
wants big heavy sl.25 white spread for
S9c.. and will apply here soon enough
will get it.
The second importation of spring cm-
broideries on sale now Thousands upon
thousands of yards and the small prices
this store is famed for are ON every ward.
Irish Point effects on nainsook, two
specials, &c. and Sc.
Cash's-J. e J.-Cash,s famous fril-
lings and Rulings are here also
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-16

10 yard lengths Pacific prints In dress
patterns reduced to soc. pattern Only
about twenty left.
Remnants and short lengths of dotted
white swiss for curtains, sash curtains.
Hcarfs Home allotment generally
are on second floor via elevator. marked
mt q cut price to clean them out.
Crochetted Zephyr. white. pink, or
blue trimming. Some with ribbon insert,
25c., SIC. and 5Oc Infants Sacuues.
Ladies' Crochcttcd Fascinators, sI%c
Colonial Gowns-Cnmbrc Gowns, en-
tirely new cut. round neck back and
front, Irish point rutle. Bishop sleeves,
special, sl,ae. Only two dozen of these
after the ball gowns.
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NEWS.

the rate of from $50 to $500 per lot.
The Chair appointed the following com
inittcc TO make investigation and re-
port; Dr. Perkins. Mr. Burcher ana Mr..
LEM.
After providing for the publication
or the ordinances the Council adjourn
Ell to meet Tuesday night.
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w a I ! : / !

Leather Belts. with leather covered
buckles. lie. and 25c
Belts OF enamelcd leather. all the new
shades of green. tan. brown. etc. High
novelties. these, but only soc. here
Not pretty but good Bars OF Laundry
Wax with handle, this for polishing
shirts John uses to produce that high
gloss. &c. each.
Bozaros Hygienic saponaceous tooth
powder. large bottles. 1Oc. Excellent they
say whove tried It.
At last it is here, Royal Talcum Pow
der. We have long hunted the maker
of this. found him, so this fine powder
at n w. r. Il c. price, Sc. bax, and
the people profit.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-16

Messrs.' Horace s. Peed and Jane,
NJ Jordan have formed a co-partner-
ship under the firm name of +. NJ Peed
q son, 70 conduct the ship chandlery
and ship supply business at Water
street and Roanoke avenue
october lat, 1884 ee30-su, tu,tf
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Notice.

| have bought the stock of Fixtures
ana MGrshandise in the store near
ocean ocean view. formerly owned by j. f.
ed by me individually
| have appointed Mr.. r. c. POOL. my
manager to conduct the business at the
old stand. and desire to notify The pub
lie that all purchases made by him must
he Tor cash, or bills must be endorsed hv
me hc1ofc goods so purchased will be
accepted Respectfully,
tela-l5t W. II. SMITH.
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TO cure n cold one Dny.

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If 1t fail.
to cure. Csc.
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NJ UNNSTADTER Sc CO.
No. 90 and rear Of Nos 49, 3d. &c. 49, 100 and 02 Main Street.
Dissolution.
Norfolk. Va, Feb. S, 1885.

The firm of Wrcnn, Whitehurst & Co,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
W. WiiiTrI:iiURsT win lake ' entire
charge OF factory and foundry at cor
ncr of Chesapeake and Plume streets
and there conduct on his own account the
Manufacturing and Wholesale business
~ the same time Med. l.. WRENN
street and there conduct on his own ac.
count the retail business under the name
and style OF the NORFOLK FARM SUP.
PLY COMPANY.
All persons having hills against the
firm will please present them 10 Med.
l." WrcHn, who has assumed and Will
pay them all and those who are indebted
TO the firm will make their payments 10
him
Med l.. WRENN
fob9-10t r. w WHITEHURST,
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Notice to the Public.

January LIST. 1896
] have accepted position with the well
known firm Of ILL PAGE IL co, Real
Estac Agents and Gcnl Aactionccrs, IL
Bank street. and ! would say To my
friends that any Real Estate or General
Auction business intrustcd to the firm
to me will be promptly and satisfac-
torily attended to.
JAMES Y. LEIGH,
Late Of the firm Of Leigh Bros. G. Phelps.
ta1-ff
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"A large lot bought on import. SC. to l5c.
piece. II the fine trade only knew.
All the little thing are TO dc had here,
fresh, clean and new. Never more and
unusually less to pay here and no imita-
lions or seconds find standing room
Linen Monte Crash, lie: hcmstitched
this, good for scarfs: cheap enough for
towels. no hurry. This was so cheap that
the store took all OF fis-many hundred
yards.
Babeshin Soap tina, was Csc is ioc.
now. This Is the finest soap that money
can buy.
Special sale sl5o gloves, 7sc: ten dozen
only. Ladies' 3 hook undrcsscd kid
gloves. all shades of tan. Sizes, 52., 6.
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Med. l.. WRENN,
Il. w. WHITEHURST,

MOTlCE!-IlANING BECOME THE
~ purchaser of the stock Of Hats, Caps,
Canes, etc. In store No. Iii Main street,
! hereby announce to the public that
have appointed L. j. Oliver my agent to
by l.. j. Oliver & Co.
feS-l0t A. e, OLIVER
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-16

bound, $50 these: of serge. s3.s7,ac: Of
fine mohair, rustic lined. $3.50: of bro
cadc black silk, $1,000
Saline MISUNDERSTANDING out the
sl.Oo ones at soc. black mohair skirts,
the $50 ones now slOO.
Check Muslin-Small checks, one case
Sc quality. special. Sc. yard.
Ginghams-One hundred pieces new
spring dress ginghams, most desirable
styles, DC. a yard.
trunks and land trunks with u big dry
goods stores little profit instead of lit
tie trunk stores big one OH them.
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pect this below Soc. Write for samples
OF this splendid stun.
One ease black. navy. brown, tan, gar
net. cardinal. olive and myrtle French
serges. yard wide. all wool. not nmsy
stun. but high grade for the best trade.
25c. yard
One case 40 inch. fancy mixtures
Chameleon, these changeable fancies
are called. are sl..c.. ute 5Oc worth.
One case 10 inch foule twllled stuff. new
shades OF stone, cornaowcr. smoke, tan,
Girls, Vert. etc. No duplicate of this fine
foreign novelty, zoe. value for SOC. a
yard.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-11

n Gh!s Produce Exchange Por1ov
cwlle
800 -N"t '0o'eS vi tuners
mat within the
received from hundreds
of
tte
tht the ii and ttled
of
are the best
of
''"~u Az &c" EeS
.ft livery there was 10
me n'ieh account
uiicr
~
mes cdery compound
cures 100 1"'"eS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-11

first the land have good
medicine men
only kind OF advertising
Paincs
Pa!ne celery compound the
edy greater
celery compound steadily daily Of
nledicn
Il So
import
Eaaberh stanton
l.
man
the United States botanical Department Helena
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-11
Ei.IZtBErIl CITY.

Elizabeth City, n. c.. Nov. 1O.-(spc.
ciaD-Miss Emmie White, who has l,on
visiting Miss Beulah Trofton, Rel eros.
n. g. returned on the Has train yes
terday.
The Naval Reserves gave their frs,
leave tomorrow for Edenton. where
they will compete for the prize TO he
given 10 the most disciplined company
at the fair.
Mss sallie Burrow and Mr.. VIII ni,r-
row OF hertford, n. C.. left yesterday
Tor their home, after having spent a
short visit at this place
Mr. Ernest Be.onga, formerly of this
pace hut recently of Bell Cross. \. C..
left yesterday for home.
me Naval Reserves gave their frs;
dress drill at the arInory last nir.ht
SeNeral young ladies and gentlemen
were in attendance.
MT. and Mrs, j. Is. Flora left yesterday
on the 2:A5 train for New York. where
they VIII spend short time
Inc tair begins to-day at Edenton. AS
Inc railroad has given reduced rota
there Is expected to be a large crowd IN
attendance as usual "
There VIII be large crowd to 60 from
this place to see the Naval Reserves
take the prize as they are confident of
the success of the boys.
Hon. L. w. Timherlake. JUDGE nrosia
Ing First Judicial District, OF i.o,,ishnrq
n. c., Is in town to-day. He viii nrs'
side al the hearing of Gordon x. Tones
ct. ais. vs. the Jones misunderstanding
Company ct. ais, which will be heard
this afternoon.
Hon. F. H. Busbee, of Raleigh. N. G
arrived to-day on the l45 train IL
will take part in the case of Gordnn q
Jones and others VS.. the Jones Mann.
featuring Company and Others heinc
attorney for the Jones Manutact1rins
Company and others
Do not forget that the Aihena-,
Park Fair opens at this park next Tues.
Gay, the 18th instant, and be sure to or
and see the races, etc o.
Catarrh Is a cons,ituiionai disease and r..
9liIee o cSnstitut ionaI remedy like Hood,a
I herzs pertilas which purifies the blood. y I. :
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TOO NIUCi1 ,IARHgED.
kndlctmcnr for l:nnry Returned
@e so MRS. II. 4. Schrirtlcr.


Newport News. Va. Noy. 1o.-(Sne-
ciaD-The bin charging Mrs. Ii. C.
schneider with biGamy was BROUGHT IN
with the endorsement "a true bill" by
me grand jury last night. Mrs. Schnei-
ger m'iden name was Diana NJ. REFS
ohe came TO this city some time ago
the wife of one Mr.. Schneider. wh,
lived with his wife for q time ana then
leit her here and went North. Asr
Herman c. Schneider ana Diana NJ. Ral.
having procured license were married
ny Rev. w. Il. Motley on the 18TH OF
last April.
There was but one case disposed of in
the Police Court to-day Mary Taliln.
ZERO, charged with grand larceny. wa
sent on to the grand jury.
QUALIFICATION POSTPONED.
Because of failure of many RepuIl;-
cans to respond TO the League CI.h.
call to unite in the effort TO maize H.,
parade n success Tonight. tho raTail
was indefinitely postponed ana y c.,--
miitee was appointed To wait unon iii
Newport News Republicans to-r!r'
and ask them to cooperate with q.
leaSuers
AT the Clerks Office to-day ma
rage license was issued To Frank Man
Vile and Clara L. Johnson.
DEEDS RECORDED.
Old Dominion Land Cumrany to +, y.
Reynolds; constellation. Sl60
T." ~ Reynolds 10 T.. Z. Newton: con
sideration. $l2G
Z. NJ. Henry To Sallie c. Padsett: CON
sheraton Sl,fS0
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waking Mt II Certain Hour.
(Boston Transcrint.l


a man who wished to make SIRE thot
an ailing child In bed In an adjoining
loom kept covered through the night
ana VINO, before he Wen. 30 sleep MIN
Seil, maze a mental memorandum 10
ne e. Z that he must not sleep with
ont .g more than an hour or two.
really fell INFO a very sound slumber,
but in the mids; of It he was AWAKENED
by apparently hearing the bell OF the
Town clock. not far away. srtike G
. c!ock-all the strokes falling clearly
one, TWO, three, four, five. six Now.
ms man Is accustomed to rise every
morning at 6 O'Clock and seldom sleeps
past that hour: II has long been for him
the END OF night and the beginning of
day. AS he heard the strokes naturally
he had the impression that he had slep;
an night and had neglected the child
lie got up quickly and was SURPRISED Ia
hnd thAh the darkness was intense, and
and on striking light and consutine
Ms watch, he was astonishcd 20 find no,
only that he had slept not more than
tWo hours. but shat no bell had struck:
mat II was between the hours so ,hs
ne could not have heard the clock strike
some other hour and mistaken II for
SIN. There was, It should be mentioned
no striking clock In the house. nor any
WI hin hearing except the town clock
when ne supposed he had heard but
had not
Now. this seems to be a clear case Of
the operation OF some sort of machinery
In the mans mind whereby he was ar.
reused by the premature occurrence o.
the sensation of a summons that wa:
sure TO awaken him under ordinary cir.
cumstances. That the man was sound
asiesp was proved by the fac, that h,
might easily have heard the bell strike
II and ~. for the window was open
and soon afterward. being now awake
he heard 1t strike loudly. but he heart
nothing of the noisy striking of thes,
hours. He had gone to sleep very tired
and, but for this summons so sknlfull,
| directed by his sub-consciousness oc
curing At the expiration of the tim,
he had set when he fell asleep. he nigh
easily have slept all night. The ring o.
| no hour but ever reused him unde
ordinary circumstances; therefore
| said his unsleeping sub-consc!ousness
II viii ring In O'Clock on him and go,
II that will make him get up and cove
the baby" The false summons worked
IKE charm. Such things make NOR,
than Alice in Wonderland that the,
are two people" -
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Walter Sharp, Auctioneer.

r. VIRTUE OF y CERTAIN DEED
moJd i hv Ioh 10 the nndsEsigned as trustee
on the 9Th day of October isss. and O. I reco
ORG III the Clerks Office OF the county
court OF Norfolk county In deed book 1853
al paee %5g and a the request of the holder
OF the hide btedness secured by the sad
I1ca, i'sna.i sell al PUBLIC auction at the
5taiIs. N,9rfoilS, Va, on THuRSbAY. No
EGimiber eth. 1856, at IL o'clock. noon, tho
dehtcdness to-w!t:
~ n .Goaf i,s SeT rial n l93 nec,s or parcels
Ments thercunto belonging, lying. being
3"d situ2te in the county OF Norfolk,
2 ro.ni on Tie west side of Cottage Toll
IN the line dividing lots numbered and &
as shown IN a certain plat i':col dcd in
d 1884, bo9l; M s. page 49, in The Clerks
n.nG thence weStwardIy along the line Sof
L. no. t. aa0 feet, to Chcazola, street;
siTee! 20 leel, more or less G 70 the line Of IF
lot No. o. thence cnstwardly along the
Ut G of Lot orc on% 100 tss 20 70 &c ne f TIE
John c Growing. a. b. 10 10 p. s5D; thence es
norhwardly along. the said Lees lot, SO
THENCE eastwardlv along the line OF LOT
No. 3. 100 feet thence southwardiy along
More e Or less to the line Of lot 4 No +
thence castwardlv along, tn, line OF lotNo.
8, 100 feet to Cottage Toll Bridge Road. and
thence no, twgsdi y, along Cottage Toll
ginning: BEING a part of lot No. 4, as
shown on the plat aforesaid, which was
devised to John g. Growing by AblonIs
Volt by her last Will and testament
bearing date on the 2sth day of Nav. iSai
and OF record IN the Hastings Court OF
the City of Portsmouth. In Will book n
1874: and the whole of lot No s, as shown
on the plat aforesaid, which, by the vii
aforesaid was devised to Jacob Wo,tz
and Cleophia ,orphcla and by them
conveyed to John c. Growing BY Their
deed duly of record.
For the purposes of this SALE the above
property has been divided into seven lots
and Inc indicated as lot "a" lot b., lot &C."
as, shown on plat Of the property Of
made by W: II. Taylor, Jr., and to Be
TERMS: Cash, or. at the option of the
purchaser, one-third cash and the ba In me-
in six and twelve months, the dafsrreS
payments to be evidenced by the negofia-
bic promissory notes of the purcha ser. a.
cured cur at his expense. by deed OF trust ca
a: 2. WARRINGTON, Trustee
WALTER SHARP, AuctionsS
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Wincall, n. c.. Nov. 10.-(SpeciaO-Mr
y. smith Jordan, Il we,l-known and
Mighty respected citizen, died here last
night after an illness of four months.
Tie leaves a wife and two sons to mourn
heir loss. He was devout member
# the NJ. L. Church South, II generous
aud public spirited citizen. who will be
greatly missed. The funeral will take
tace from the residence to-day at IL
Il. m.
y friend and brothed. 7. w