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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-12-10
THElI r WORK BEGUN
LANMk EERSS con YENE In THE CAP.
HOL5 AT WASHINGTON.
The Rinst Nay Is Devoted To Ito
s.sS Reading sf President Cleveland's
Message Which Is AttentIveIy
Aistened to In Both Houses.
scenes aa the Opening Day. se.-
sion

Washington, Dec. 9. The United
States senate began the seconu session
of the Fifty fourth congress with
crowded galleries and with that ac-
compartment of activity and of greet
ing that usually attends the reassem-
bling Of congress. But the upper
branch of the house never puts aside
its dignity and the meeting developed
no demonstrations Of dramatic Incl
dents. The reading of the presidents
message was the feature of the pro-
eeedings, and beyond this, no attempt
was made to enter upon the business
of the session. 70 many of the foreign
representatives occupying the diplo-
matte gallery, the message had spe-
cial interest and significance owing to
the part they had taken in the con-
splcuOus foreign events to which the
president referred. Sir Julian Paunce-
fOte, the British ambassador, and the
new Turkish minister, Mousta plla Bey.
were present.
Senior DuPuy de LONE, the Spanish
minister, was not in attendance dur
Ing the day, but two of the secretaries
of the Spanish legation carefully noted
the references to the Cuban conflict
Minister Hatch Of Hawaii, and Mr..
Cooper, the Hawaiian minister of for
eign affairs, We're listeners, although
the message contained no message to
the Hawaiian islands.
The diplomatic gallery was vacant as
soon as the foreign questions referred
to in the message had been read. On
the floor of the senate printed copies
Of the message were distributed. and
these gave the senators opportunity to
read the salient features, but they
nevertheless listened to the message
attentively. The reading of the mes
sage covered one hour and fifty min
utes, and at its conclusion the senate
adjourned.
In the House s8
While the scene attending the open
ing Of the house were both brilliant
and interesting in the crowds that
thronged the galleries and the con
spicuous personages present the pro-
ceedings themselves We're dull and
spiritless, being distinctiyely routine
The house, met. the chaplain invoked
the divine blessing on the work of the
session, the roll was called, commit
tee, consisting of Mr.. Cannon Ill},
Mr.. Payne On. " and Mr. Turner
| (Ga.) was appointed to wait on the
president and the latter's annual COM
munication was read The reading
consumed about two hours It was
Mr.. Cleyeland's farewell message and
there was much curiosity as to his
views, On Cuba, especially. hut there
was no demonstration either OF APP
prevail or dissent throughout its read
ing. The halliday nature Of the. day
| was saddened by the announcement Of
the death of ey-SpeakeF Crisp, which
Mr. Turner (Ga.) formally made to
his associates Out of respect to the
memory Of the distinguished Georgian
the house, after adopting appropriate
resolutions, Immediately adjourned.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-12-10
CIVIL SERVICE.
The Country Congratulated Upon the
Progress Made In the Reform

The progress made in civil service re-
form furnishes cause for the utmost con-
gratul ltiOns 1t has survived the doubts OF
its friends as well as the raneor Of its enc
mics and has gained permanent place
among the agencies destined to cleanse our
politics and improve. economize and elevate
the public service. There are now in the
competitive classified service upward OF
$4,000 places. More than half Of these have
been included from time to time since
March 4. 1888 A most radical and sween-
ing extension was made by executive order
dated May 6. 1896. and II fourth-class most
masterships are not included In the state
ment 1t may be said that practically All
positions contemplated by the civil service
law are now classified. Abundant reasons
exist for including these notwithstanding.
based upon economy, improved service ani
the peace and quiet Of neighDorhools Ii.
however. obstacles prevent such action at
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-12-10
Poison In Flour.

Milwaukee Dec. g. Positive proof
was secured By detectiy IS to-day that
Baker Figlesthaler's -four was doctored
with an ounce Of arsenic and an ar
rest will probably be made before
many hours. No deaths have occurred.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-12-10
FINANCIAL REFoRM.

Congress Is Again UrEently Rcnncs-
ted to Take Action.
This reference to the condition ana nrns.
poets of our revenues naturally suggests Nm
allusion to the weakness and vices of o,,-
financial methods. They have bee, fro
quently pressed upon the attention 81 con.
sress in previous executive committeeman
and the Inevitable danger Of their contin-
ned liberation pointed our Without now re-.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-12-10
II. II. Rand in Charge.

Washington. Dec 9--H Il Rand OF
Milwaukee, the right-hand man OF Ma
@tIonal Committeeman Payne, viii be
in charge of the permanent national
committee headquarters In Washing
ten.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-12-10

consolidation Is productive Of better serv-
Ice, larger revenues and less expenditures,
to say nothing Of the further advantage Of
gradually Withdrawing postOfices from The
spells system.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-12-10
4 Drnvm 5 = r,n1.oncd

gl.s "A DTuy man I'O1BOnCu.
Tyndall, S. D.. Dec. 9.-Fred Sturte-
want, drayman, died yesterday of ac-
cidental poisoning.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-12-10

that hearty cooperation may be secured for
the protection against threatened extinction
OF seal life In the Northern Pacific and
Bering sea.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
1853

Genns fbite Gorn,Obnins braste mig 5aab % gslutntns
I 6sIse msb fig; i.s DiIbe isge eiter benbe Der, ftisnt bun
pr beupstet al be Silbs - ON Be snb par nofiaa mango,
piIoe leg befri benbe - men maaite is piIbe fnbe benos
aIene, eler fun beuOstet al en- - al S~uterssfe for ~Gtaaoilass
nin9en funbe MtGnOene uGrs ilet ben at bipaane ben.
Seq liiteos nia inO Sfousr, buor ies meo setbsb Tom
frsm, ba ErGerre life fob iaa tot, at bet foraariassoe NOS
gen Stsi, naar is trGuste mig isiennsnt. Oct bsrtss lite,
at mine Wiottaiiner bsrsrts Suroen, os be nisrte, ifpsses
fuISe Blade, iom ~uOiratte fig opa nit Sopeb, fiuhe Sim'
ntsIsn for mig. Stousn betoO al geccan Stdorp, Tom
nGfen aItio er srsn, % Ereerue par enbnu fuIoe al $50,
fun Bit os Der, buor en- Stamms FOB fernere, iaa man
Usaansns StraaIsr trGnse isienn.m be tptte Grene, bog
uaasbs be lite SOrSeu, os ben imue Sti, buorpaa leg git,
par Iiseiaa mort, iom ON Wsauuen ft lite itinneSs.
Oct par auiseueI Ipit mol, til, at ies funos opbass nosIs
f~rpstsIise Scsner - o 9immeL nit Siete blsoer psS Grins
brinsen oerom. SITE aue ManSsue par peb gtaaSlasniusen,
lite ale be fansne auinber foriamIebe usa geiriIoen - ies
iaa JiOperne pso Chen al beres gptte is iaa fmntte
bpioe aunber urioe fine Sanon os uoiiSSe ~fortuiIsSs Stris
aIsne GrinSrinsen ON, bpaS isg iaa, brinsr mig til at
spis.
Seq branOte at 5OrbitreIie buert CsbIit uar is Sss
sreb meo at tratte min Rniu eusr aiiyre min giitOI; men
min essn f~ortui!sSe StiIins - Senipu til SioIinas Sittsr'
bo - bOIot min 9aano tiIbass. SpigIot msS be itrafis'
Iiss Sorsitiliussr ON Sisis rbprers GruiOmbeS, IiisDs iss
mig abswarsss forbi Sisis ~rGbiomHs @ruPpsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
Yaa &rigsitiem
E5uinn al Gaptetn 81 al ne Reth.
81

N"H'n'rns bsspnOte nj at saa en- GtrteI runbt ON bet
""'0S' SddI, iOst be mSOte os sit fOrbi bueranOre, Iises
e ~ 'm Dc uofprtc Cure en- itile, B~sitiOsIis Dams. snOre
wv 90 man lie til fra iierns Dele al 2eiren, IigeiOm for
MI %s"aS' OersS SepGseIie, iom git pmtrins SIOsn, eler
"" J" OF lutte fig ieIu til benz.
~, w SP'O0t mig lite Iense for at ie paa bent; tbi na par.
D, NY"0EtlonlbsO ~iaaIeoes optaset, at leg ft en- COB Ins
""S III p~osn'Grtet at naa llnoerIfousn.
r S8 So 'an9IOmt Os pautos mig en- i~tisSesIps, I~isespISis
s,"' No. SS st'srlt9neoe GOmandrnes Sang - lite ben
h, ~ we 9oIOntn8 ben ueitsrIisnsIise Gang, iOm er
,,,, ~~a'"'EIfNt Tor Gbippspaerns Os Sbauunaerns, for Sns
5r,."" % SroteIerns - men en- snseIit Soteps Iansiomme,
psrS' gang, iOm girteIisbeben er Iisebun iom gOs
"'R9' 5notanernes.
I'm SS "|a 9a0' nOfOrt min ROIe soSt; tbi en- Bib, iOm
10 Ruun my 9'"'"00 0'' F''s S'' 9"P' Jug
a. SS''0o!" ruabte ban.
Ae :, VISA Vna, bOao er betty" iuar.Se leg paa Spanit,
H. "a n ~ W. s0O' JON muIist eftsrIisnsSe en- SnOianers Stems
sr H. H. "t'1t' Oct uur ct gousRptte, men SuerraiteIen
.. tu0sI'1, % ies tunOe lite pel fOrbIiue taus.
assSs, s"s' Naa6et, 8atuno, buorfor fsIser bu lite mso2
VI ST's' 9tsiocsroDo sr Der ~allersoe."
""'saS @sltas mere suO al bans Gale forfob iss,
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
94be aattteI. - RaaoHagninaen.

Sa, Der iaa leg min SorIopebe for mig, iaa mar, at is
nafen funbs bsrsre bencs neb mine 9enbsr, buiItet leg bog
lite pOUsos. Seq poueOe lite at tale til bsnbe, nspps at i
paa bsnSs, mine 9GnSsr ftieIu.Ss, Os nit Sierts bantebs
iaa itartt, at ies fanbe bSrs bets SIas.
Idt gIit par lite frar faIOt paa SiOIina; ba leg bapS.
abliIt 2sust, ~bemartsOe leg fsrit en- Scne, iOm patte min
5o~runbrins os for en- Glib sanne beitiaftissSs mig. Chen
leg fSf bauSe feet ben fore Glib, par Der ~furesaa.t en- for
S~orunbrns ueS Gruppsrns omtrins ben - et nwt ~bei9nosrs
Iist glaIert piite fig nu for mig.
SlOsn fununeoe life Longer iaa FART, sraerne par
branOts til SuI % taiteos NJ ct iuast roSIist Cps runot onts
firing, Der aatseueI par ftartt not til at ppIpie 9sirea Iss til
Ssus poerite @ranbtr.
SlOsn par euOnu Omsiuet al 9ilSe. men it,e i~aaIsSss, iOm
leg tibIissre bapoe feet benz, M iab eler Iaa be lss afs
fanb fra bueran0re, % saunsbe en- areos Outrns ben sIp'
bsuse SIS.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

ten" GN
boz. G~
tneo Iapnes Sas'
1. gaa bpsr enS'
cite @ulobpgfd0'''
" Home NuFlH'A
I Rarisett
uo:
faa fan RafiiHn
|t 8tte.
Characteristics s1''
RAH. IOWA.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

bDab Der bIep iast, itisnt osiaa fsrs Orb par mig betisnSts,
os biaIp mig til at foritaa Meninsen al, buao ban iasbe;
iaaleoes pibte ies osiaa, at Si8ioosrOpo Gen fpanife llIp)
par bet glaun, buormeo Subiausrns bsnaunte ben ~merifanise
Genegat.
Sfiout is foriiob, buaO Der bku iast, par is bog lite
bereot paa noset Guar; tbi is tunSe lite pope at ipare paa
SpanIf, ba ies life pibie, buor uoitrutt 8atanos gsfienSt'
fab par til bette Sprus.
Seq par en- panltsIis Stinins; ben paatransenbe giIbe,
io, formooentIis par en- Ben at @atanO, ipntes beitsmt at
pore lsIs. msb mig - bporIeSes ftuISe ies bIipe BAN tut3
gh IptteIis SOs tom mig tiIbiaIp. Soet is antOs en-
ubeltriueIis pGrbis Wtine, iOm ON ies lite snifeoe at BLUE
~forprret | mine @rubIerter, bapsoe ies Gaanben os tiIpin'
feSe RanSen en- affeosbiIieu, msocns is paa famine Eb
p.nSte mig % panorebe I~ansiomt bort.
,Subiansreu LOB fig affaroise os git pibere, men nsS skn'
fpnIia IuiIie. Ua ies tafeoe ct SIit tiIbass tunbs leg ie
BAN nsS Iansiomme Striot forIaoe SteOst, noen TpiI snssst
~iorbauIet op.r fin Sen @atanos beipnSerIise afffeS.
Seq laa mig life ON isien, for iss par fOmmsn inS t
Sfpaosn al Grqerne, os ba ies berpaa p:note mig, beuGrs
feSs lea, at min Ben bauoe fortiat fin Gang % traapte ustpp
IND ibIanot Soben, iom omeiriIebe ben fore Slb.
Sea par aItiaa netpp toumen rette Glib, SioIina par
e,buu litter - men bpor ituIbe leg faoe benoe2 SuOr is
hob. funos lea enSnu bsSrs ouerfue 9eirsn; men iutetfsSs
ft is Die paa beuse.
Gun matt. ittrt pars | GeItst - bOIbt fern fra be ans
brs 6anaer, inbtiI SOmmsn par faIbt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

rarbsioet fon I'll
|e Of eubusr tlsns'
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ar ct net OS ima9'
Oak, sftsr Gnl't
goroens Ct Iarto.
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r~ieneite % bsolis
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fer:
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Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
TeeDmDQer.

stataase q bsefs WSur mss irdHfs st,a. issri,
g,ss q lgias5 AZ y {. GnsbsrL EsosrfpH. DtJu1
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
464

Da leg tro.be bet unuIist, at SioItna opboINt fig I Stos
pen, fuIste iss mart ben enc Os mart ben anben Sti IisstiI
StOuens pberfe granoe; os itisnt ies iaa Here Waanb os
fere f~ortuieOe auiuOer, iaa ies bog lite benbe, fom is iGste.
6un madtte aItiaa itfsrt pare / GeItst. Seq penSts mig
ON os st itiae beninob Stebet, buOr bet Iua, Os ba is naa.
sbe be pOerfs Gra.r, ftanfsbe i.s, aSitiIte 9Sust nreO mine
6enoer os tiseSe ~forlstis. Seq bsbsueoe lite at isse Ianss
- Siolina par Iise for mine pine.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

tsins 6irlp, all.reb. blanbt eipiliIer.oe
M,nnsiter, fom mons. al benz bdpos
opgipet Saabet ON nosenfnbe mere at
gienie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

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bnnet al gub0sr,
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bun Bacterial. a.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City, n. c.. Nov. ll.-(sne-
claD-C. ). Nann. of the firm of Prndan
Nahn Pruden. of 2denton, y. c.. left
iast night on the G15 train for home
r me neGh employed in the case of
.Iofdon IL. Jones and others vs. the Jones
manufacturing Company ana others. in
Whlch he was representative for the
latter. -ot 'ie
Hon. E. w, Tlmberlake. Judge. pre-
S!oing OF the First judicial District Of
T. r Saro!!ha' In company with Mr..
r. r: Aydlett, of this place. and Air r.
II. Busbee. of Raleigh, y. G.. left last
nlsht FOR Tyrrell Court. which win boid
its session at Columbia. Hassrs. Avd-
lett d Busbee are counselors in several
o on, some OF which are very import
Hon 7. C. Skinner, of HEREFORD n @
ieit last night on the G:l5 train for home
MI. w. I. Davis has moved i'm Tho
mouse recently occupied by Mr.. John.
on the corner OF Main and Marlin
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. who bas haon
very Ill at her residence. corner Peori
ana PoindeSter streets, is now conval-
escent. 'oH al
Mr.. W. G. Harrison has just completed
' uWu new houses on Pearl street, which
Will soon be ready for occupation.
Inc directors of the c. ii. Toadvins
Lumber Company, held a meeting hnre
yesterday. mere
The steamer Lizzie Burrus is on Mr.
T.; >. Wiley's railways being repaired
me Navel Reserves left this morninn
on the excursion train for Edenton
where they will compete for the medal to
De given to the best drilled company
winch will be one of the following com.
Panles: Plymouth. Edenton, HEREFORD
Elizabeth City and Windsor.
MI Harry Greenleaf left last nipb,
Tor Edenton. to participate in the hicw'
Gle race 5 which will take place TODAY
MT fiarry Pruschanskin and Mr.. Rari
i3lackWell, both OF Elizabeth CITY. tool
the frst and second prizes respectivelH
at the Edenton Fair yesterday in the
quite large crowd from this place at.
TENDED the Edenton Fair to-day
Miss Ida Frost, OF Currituck Cont.
mouse, n. c., was in town to-day.
me Bryan and Sewall banner at IN,
corner of PoindeXter and Main street.
sun waves to the free air. denantly anf
proud as though it's victory had hear
won instead OF lost, but it's glory is stil
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
EDENTON.

Edenton, n. c., Nov. 11.-(SpeciaD-
Miss Cora Guard. OF Elizabeth City. has
been the guest of friends on Queen
street for several days
Ihe performances given by SPANS
Novelty Company last night at Rea's
opera House was pronounced good by
those in attendance.
The excursion train come down this
morning, Us advertised, and brought
down IL large party of excursionists
also the Elizabeth City and HEREFORD
military companies. The Plymouth
arrived on the IL o'clock boat, accom-
panied by number of admirers
The competitive drill will take place
at l O'Clock. One Of the largest crowds
mat ever attended the fair at this place
will witness it.
Rev. w. f. Watson Is attending the
BAPTIST State Convention this week at
Morgnnton. y. G.
Or. George l. Nowtzky. of Norfolk, is
in town this morning
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
Waiter Sharp, Auctioneer.

RI VIRTUE OF y CERTAIN DEED
- Of trust to the undersigned as trustee
ni; re, by Sy, Jonn = Growing bearing date
ORD IN the Clerks office of the COUNTY
court of Norfolk county in deed book 1S3
at page 359, and at the request o the holder
OF the indebtedness secured bv the -, ii
deed, | shall sell at public auction at the
Norfolk Real Estate and Stock Exchange
no; 1lj. told numberJ Main street I1p
stairs. Norfolk, Va. on THURSDNY, NJ
yenber 18th. 1896. at L. O'clock noon, the
may be necessary TO satisfy the suiu in
deotedness, to-wit:
Of land with the buildings ana IMPROVE.
mehtS thereun;o belonging. lying, Eeini;
9 a siin@i4 in the county of Norfolk,
scrihed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
Il point on The west side os Cottage Toll
5ridse Road, or Chapel street extended.
In the line dividing lois numbered 5 and &
as shown ~ certain plat recorded in
u uefa D %S NO s. page 49, in the Clerks
,llnS thcice weStWurdly along the line OF
t .9t No. q. %ol feet to Ch!cazola street:
street as feet, more or less. TO the line of
,ot No; 3: thence eastwardly along Inc
I'm Itna Of lot NO 3 100 feet 10 me line The
John G. Growing, d. b. 179. p. $50: thence
norlhwardiy along the said Lees lot. SS
thence castwardy along the line Of Tor
No. ., loo feet: thence southwarIly nloife,
the eastern line OF said Lees lot 10 fee
thence eastwar,llv along the line OF loi no
:; 100 feet 10 Cottage toll BrIdge Road and
t .sris n, sna y along Cottage Toi
ginning: Buins a pant OF lot No. j. as
shown or the plat aforesaid which we
revised 10 John G. Crowlin. by A6jnr;1
Wolff by her last Will ana testnn"nt
bearing date on the aSth day Of MAJ. iSai
and ;,L o. record in the IlustnEs Court OF
the City OF Pcrtsmouth. in Will book , n
l2i: and the whole of 10; No > as show
on the plat aforesaid. which by tho v.iii
aforesaid was devised to jacob WHl;l
and tlcopha Orphcia ard hv them
conveyed 10 John &. Growing 6y their
deed duly Of record.
For the purposes of this sale. the above
properly has been divided into seven lois
and Indicated - lot ~" lot ''B' lot 90;
lot p" 10, 10" lot -" and lot C."
as shown on plat OF iho pro,l TT, Of
John c. Growing. nctOnp~ aitI. lSsG
made. by ". H. Tnyio. Jr.. and to /,
exhibited at the sake 80
purcia ser. cnc-thifG cash ana the ra'annu
In .iN ana Twelve months the l~fnrrcd
payments 10 be evidenced b= the neenI,;i-
~" promiSSory notes of the purchaser So
cured at his expense by decd OF ,.,ist on
the property.
\. =. WARRINGTON. Trustee.
WALTER SHARP. Auctioncer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

by direction of y. p. WARRINGTON. trus-
zee waiter Sharp will sell al the Real
Estate Exchange at u nj. to-day the fol-
lowing property. or so much thereof as
my oe necessary to satisfy the indebt-
tuness OF same:
All those certain lots. pieces. or par
ceis OF land with the buildings and i'm
P'oNeineNts .thereunto belonging. living
pcihS. ana situate in the county of Nor
iC4k, ana bounded and described as fol-
i""S, 70 wit: Beginning d point on the
west side OF Cottage Toll Bridge Road.
or chapel street extended. in the line
uiNiding lots numbered 5 and 6 IN :
SHOWN IN certain plat recorded in deed
book No. IS, page 453, in the Clerk 5
ONCE OF Norfolk County Court. and run
h!nS thence westwardly along the line
OF 4ot NO 9. 300 feet to Chicazola street
thehce southwlrdly along ChicaZoia
street '6 feet. more or less, 10 the line of
lot No. 3; thence eastwardly along tho
hhe or lot No. 3, 100 feet to the line Of
the lot heretofore conveyed to w. f.
Lee by John G. Growing 3D. b. l7e u.
3oD thence northwardly along the said
Lees lot. SS feet, more or less, 10 the line
OF lot No. 5: thence eastwardly along
me me or lot No. .. 100 fee; thence
southwardly along the eastern line of
said Lees lot 40 feet, more or less, to the
line of lot No. 8; thence ea.twardlv
along the line OF lot No. 3, 100 feet to
Cottage Toll Bridge Road, and thence
northwardly along Cottage Toll Bridge
Road so feet, to the point of begin
ming.
For the purposes OF this sale. the above
property has been divided into seven
lots, and indicated as lot "a" lot "R. -
lot &C." lot 3D." lot e" lot "F." and
lot &c" as shown on a plat of the pron.
erty of John c. Growing, October 24th.
is9o' made by W. II. Taylor, Jv.. and to
q n of h. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
BY IL L. Page &c Co.. Auctioneers, No. 1e
Bank street.

PURSUANT TO THE DEED OF
trust duly recorded in the Clerks Of
lice OF Norfolk City and Norfolk COUNT
d., anu NJ the request of the cred tor
,nercin secured. ! will sell at bubble auc.
Ion ION ut the Norfolk Real Estate and Stock
iEt:Nehange: No ll5 Main street NorfoIlf
va, on FRIDAY, Nov. 10Th isqG NJ II
CLOCK m, the following PROPERTY TO- Hit.
!: All that certain frame house and To-
situated on the north side OF uinhio ia
avenue, Highland Terrace between T.Ihhaa
anu Raiiioau avenue: $ re Of lot % Nv Ino
leet. Iced OF trust made by j I CnSS. wv
ana wlle, dated Oct LIST, 1894, and ,li,ive I'll
corded IN the Norfolk City Clerks of1ne
IN DECD book 49, b. page &c., oihee'
<. All mat certain frame house onf IL.
situated on the south side of RoWi,inoGs
avenue, Highland Terrace, between MsnIaa
anu beaie avenues: size OF LOT 10 o. t R
% rect, deed OF trust made by q. r Ray
Gay, dated April 18th, 1885, and rerordaI
IN Norloik CITY Clerks office. i'm aeeSS
BOOK us. Il. page ~. " eeo
s. All that certain frame house and Ia.
situated on the north side of Carey ave-
nue., between Hanson and Maithv ave
nues; size of lot - by a. feet Bee5 e.
trust made by Louis S. Munp,ajot,Oh
dated May 18th, 1885, and recorded -,
dIeu book 1874, page lis. Norfolk COUNT
TERMS: One-thlrd cash, balance in
ana Z years, bearing 6 per cent. deed ~
trust drawn and recorded a the eypensa
Of the purchaser. peS9
GEO. w. DEY. Trustee
nolU-tds H. l.. PAGE Il CO, Auctioners
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
BY Valentine & Stevens, Auctioneers 40
Bank street w
I ARGE TRADE sAID on s,,or,

I ARGE TRADE SALE OF SHOES
- HATS, NOTIONS, CLOTHiNc
Si-oAkS, etc.-We vii! sell to the trade
THURSDAY MORNING, November Istb'
at at 10 O'Clock. large stock of Mems aud
boys Boots and Shoes, Ladies'. Misses.
anu Chlldrenb Shoes: Il full line of No
ions, Dry Goods. Clothing, Hats and
laps, Mems Ladies' and Children's UNDER
Ladies', Misses and Children's Cinnks
IN Plush. Beaver and Meltons Stock
shipped from Newport News Our in
structions to sell Goods sold in lots At
tend If you want bargains.
VALENTINE & STEVENS,
noll-zt Auctioneers