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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15
The rurm-, Boys Home.

The Board of Lady Managers of the
Turney Boys Home held it's regular
nome yesterday at noon. Nine of the
ladies were present. and they discussed
the work and prospects of the home m
an informal manner. The health OF the
boys was reported good. 1t was decd
ed TO make individual efforts 10 ra.Se
more funds for the home
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TO F.rrp'oy 1900 Men

Scranton. Pa. Jan. 1.-THE North
works Of the Lacka wanna Iron and
Steel Co rpany rcsl!'rcd work to-day af-
ter several mon hs dlsnesS With the
II sumpt on of the South mill week ago
the entire est1bl shment Is now in opera
ton, employing 1900 Horkmen.
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meteorological, na,a.
U. 6. Department of Agriculture

u. =. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau. Norfolk, Jan. Is.
The following observations are record
ed for the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature ............. 30
M .nimum temperature ............ 81
Normal Ten perature deduced from
"a years observation ............... 80
u years observation ............ Az
Departure from normal ...... minus 5
Departure from normal since Janu
al ...'.. ...... ......p luS 81
kain or snow in "a hours .......... 40
Rain or snow since Jan. l ........ 81
j. J. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

The salary of the Archbishop of Can
terbury is $4,000 year. He has two
palaces provided for him free OF cost
by the British nation. and his attend
ance and maintenance are also settled
fer in great part by the British tax
payers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15
Denth ofDi.hon James.

London. Jan. 1.-THE Right Rev. Will
liam Basil Jones. Bishop of the Do
cese of st. Davids. in the Church OF
England. died al Aberguii Palace. Car
nathan. Wales, to-day. He was con-
secrated Bishop in 1874.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

RlIABLE MAN to hcndle agents for
lkHhSne tablet and special les: pays
GNl q year. Enciose stamp. VIC
Tory MFG CO.. Cleveland. o.
elEiall5
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AFTER SEVEN YEARS,
Missouri Rail MIlIs viii Go 10 Work
Amin.

s.. Joseph. Mo. Jan. H.-Afttr' sevcn
years the 81. Joseph nail works skill he
put in operation about February Isl,
Charles re /. OF kansas City; w.!l oner-
ate the works ana i large force of hands
Will be employed.
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PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises, 7:l7 4. M: sets. STA p. m
High water, 6:2S a. M. and 6:59 m
Low water, ~ m. and 1907 p. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

TNTED-Trlvol.ng sa!esmen to sell the
bt!t complete line Of Lubr.cat,nS OILS
a5 spec!a on the market: 81 larry or
NnT.: Ss.cn. ATLANTIC REF MING
70, Clcvelard, o. ja1:-.w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

AGENT S WANTED-To sell the new PRO-
ts Iron Contraction ID amoEd," tha
nIt.ts: aso eecIro-p,at,d Watt hes.
Saul atol ard traders can make <
ECHey; valuable info.ma ION free. Ad-
Mss J. *. b., Raleigh. n. c., Box a..
ltiWs
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SPECIAL NOTICES

cMENNIAL. MANUFACTURING CO..
llTa uhee. W.s.. manufactuie $ of thu
Hnlnn.ai CLLyi-g B-oAs al.d INK: cop
/, ie ,tsis aiu Gov-.ineLts without the
M OF pleSs water, b. ush or mis- cit q
lld hg.nt at lIo WlILugnly avenue,
Aufo Tx, Va, Iai5-St7
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

4 GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND ONE
Abdes!le ooms ard board in n private
i@y; where ss there gre no o!hsr board,
0fte jal5-3t"
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a young Alabama widow Is creating
Il sensation. ii Is said by healing ali
those upon whom she lays her hands
She evidently forgot to lay her hands
upon her late husband, thinks an ex-
change.
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DIED FROM AFFIRMATION.
Two Inmntcs of IInriem Hotel
EOunh Dead.

New York. Jan. 14.--Wiliam Ferguson
and James McKsnna were found dead
In room of n Harlem Hotel this morn
ing. The men occupied he room to-
gether. They had been asohyxiated by
illum mating gas. Ferguson and sMcKen-
ma we're prominent members OF Typo
graphical Union. No. G. Ferguson was
the secretary and treasurer of big Six"
and McKenna was at one time wee
president of the International. Union.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

WAITE D-A coed sett',cd white woman
no cooking ard clean ne N a FANNY
dTo pei s1ns: reference required. APP
Fiat No. AZ York Place. new number.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

SoW IS THE TIME to buy lots at Pm
Gus l. Gilt AID I-CIt N,oifCln. Apply at
Ok to nAIiT & HAhrER. l!nner
Rlt Va. jal.-3I
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

DErASI ERS-sa.ary. comm.ss: ard ex-
Itas paid: s.eady pcs don; eXper. ence
Glte S.aly. LAREDO CIGAR CO.,
20 Box 2GSS New York city. jal5-lw'
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WEATHER REPORT.
forccns. anu GcuernI Conditions For
TD.dnr.
shington, Jan. I

Washington, JAM IL. 1856.
Virginia: Local showers; gem
Ram orally cloudy Weather: south
/ eriy to easterly wL.ls.
r North Carolina: Generally
cloudy: light local showers
northeasteriy winds; colder in the sou IL
EN- portion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

roR RENT.-ln West Freemason sire ct
0oIis. southern exposure. II ceiy FUR
nshtd gas. bath and neat IL required
drSss T. 7 T. moi o
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W&lE D-A servant (colo,vd) for gem
Gntousewoik' must I've On premises; Il
gdhome for n light party. Cal so POI
ihdLVsnue, 81 ambition. jal5-.t
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lad at.ol al Cash Registers, in good
Gdt on. L. l.. FOLK & CO.. S"T Tx,
VI jal5-sts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

hL ANNA GlERlNG, REGISTEREp
oili fSiLlAN. 4 Nenly-h\e years en-
ldhl. &c. Specialist in DISEASES Ui.>
NON I'm ONLY. Private SANlTARIUAI
" HIGH REF UTE. Absolute privacy
imd. d FEMALE REG UI.ATlVE
FILLS. 81 No per box. Advice by mail.
1868 e. BALTIMORE STREET.
l',ltimore Md.
t@ TO LOAN on long Zine. H. c.
H0GGARD & co. jal4-tf
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IELP WANTED.
3 ~ n III rs, soc.

hdv ort!soments Of thirty words
q less in this column Will be
ante one time for 26c., or three
Msetui.Ne times for Soc, cash in
Warce invariably. Changing
t,ty II Is to many enc of the most
htiest,ng columns In THE vIR-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

!E0C Id LIKE to buy small house.
he ca S.N IoOhIS: inCSl be ~ II X BOD L.
taliy. ba gan Tor cash. Add IS 4. q.
L.A ~, Guy. JIlo-lW'
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FOR RENT.

EVoMS--Two large rooms, fuN9shed or
nfurn shed. WITH lights ard heat For
cent. west of Duke street. Address &C :"
WiE'nian office iaG-tf
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See DR.. Week about your eyes. A
glasses prescribed arc guaranteed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

FOR SALE-i0 Glazed lIot-bed Sash ::
god OF der: cheap. c. X. WEAVER,
Gay Bank. Va. jaS-u;-
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FOR SALE-On easy payments, n DomcS-
h Swing Machine, nearly Int w : CCsl 50
WILL be SOD TO any one who can pay reg
uarsy small monthly payments Price
~ tail al CSS Church rect, or address
CREDIT" care V.ig.n.an. jaa-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

lDEE--NO SEGA i-FI, EI:-Do you chew
hhi. go! IL -, sri.u A.c your uuuIess Oii
~ tai lu,u. AKA Mil mail SCG S'tin =
Ie OF The improved double thick Nose
30 ice. A iurSvI piece tui The moucS-
sd Letter quality THAR ever. I. b
EADDli-L. agent. Eox :s. Norfolk. Va
h..-u
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FOR SAl.E.-The desirable residence lot
~ NvIlth a\enuc. TOOK OF liermuda ST.
hentihS On Mahone's Lake. Piice anil
tins leaSona Die. Apply TO &. w
koo!aee. lVSia bermuda St. au5-tr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-15

HyirS ut present 500 per week ca n
tas:.y lac made to ray 5000 Price 500.
Add cash" care N.rg.n.an. JAZZ t
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LplES = CICHESTERS ENGLISH
iAt.SIoyal mas diamond i,iHIiu,
liz The Lest. safe. itel.aoIc. Tax 40
tner- Send 4c. STAMPS Tor partiCu-
Ls "I.e.iIf ior LADIES' III Letter by
Murn iuul. At oruSg SITS. Chichester
tkenlicai CO.. Ih:iaCe.phIa. la.
using OUT SALE at the Four
Went Site. Ia ,u.rch s,.e,t. VIC
skseuut ieSu!GllsS OF cost for ten days ali
hts Mlsa boLers. MiiEgtis. Oh stoves,
F~I Ills. f.I.e LAMPS, BOWS Gi.u .tSn-
Ns S..Ne.' Ware. tine BiiS-a-BiaG, &C.
hm Mil after Chat Tine run ana ~
Ha.s;oIe eN,luS.vS.y. lON"I MISS Thus
SAi.J-. j1a-S " ,i-lIll
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FOR SALE.


AEE FOR SALE-A large Hail Safe w:iI
h sod very cheap for cash: very nea L
Few Address L. y. Box 81. city. jal3-1w-*
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FOR SN Ll:.-Weil buGt residence on
Wood suctt. soiu Tor 40 fault: 100 large
i1I owner family. eight rooms and
,ath and al the modern convenience )
pl Jt3Nlia. spend!d oppoi ......, for
t9n on two lois il rear. - feet xi.O. On
which can he e:ecteG three 60 nice
ten emcnt houses. For terms. etc. IA ~
lir or premises. No. GO Wood street.
n:v5-tr
FOR SALE Il have for sale on easy terms
B. Seed farm at the growing town Of
Wfh!al:. ~ C., on the y e S EGiJroa d
Aph.y 70 II. s, ELEY. Berkeley. Va.
Gcii-tr
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-09-15
commissioners Sale.
Wl-Llnkhaw. Guardian of Mrs. M.E.JIn,b.

l. LIN khaw' Guardian Of Mrs. NJ E. Lnkh.v
VS..
Mrs Ella j. Floyd. Lena Floyd, Jessi. RI,
Floyd. Lucy Beyill Floyd.
BY virtue OF decree of the Superior Conn.,,
koDeson County in the above entitled c.,,.,.
entered at May Term, 1897, l will. ON u,r,I.
october 9Th, 1897, sell for cash 10 the hill.
bidder at the Courthouse door in Iur,hor,,-,
~ u, the following lands in said s,,,o,,
county: First Tract-In Sterlfp,, T,,r,..t,,.
the Southeast side of Indian swami a,,i, -
both Sides of the public rsd. laid of fr,r, ,,,,
west end Of the plantation formerly OWNED ~.
samuel L. Floyd. ana adjoins the lands Of y
IT, Floyd and Frank B. Floyd on the w..s, o,,,
OF SAID samuel L. Floyd's lands, and known a.
Lot no in the division of the lands of SaYuaE.
L. Fioyd, the East line Of said tract be.-inni,,,,s
in D l.. Floyd's outside line in the woods sn,1
runs across his plantation to Indian Swami
and across said swamp 10 his other line. and
runs far enough so as to include 100 acres. he
ing same land conveyed by ). L. FLOYD and
VIE 10 r. r. Floyd by deed dated JaIiuary
1881. recorded in Book +. F. F. pay. IS. Regi,
teG.s Office OF Robeson County. u. Z.
second Tract: One town lot in the town ot
LumDefton, n e.. being on the Eastern half of
lot No. 95 i'll the plan OF said town berinniny
AT stake In the West corner of Chestnut street
ana runs thence with the line of said street
about North SO feet to the South East corner OF
the lot formerly conveyed by J. T. Billiard and
VIE 20 Nathaniel Mclean; then along the line
OF said lot about West 100 feet to the East line
OF the alley running midway through lots Nos
70 ana 90, said alley running North and south
tnen aiong the line of said alley about South
% feet to stake in the East line of said alley
thence ABOUT East with the line of Mrs L. o.
Carlyle's lot loo feet To the beginning as will
fuily appear by reference to a deed hearing
even Gate herewith from ". l. Linkhaw and
wife to :. E. Floyd for said lot
This 18th dag of August 1897
septl-it @. B. SKIPPER Commissioner
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Commissioners Sale,
9. B. Mcleod and wife, Kate Mcleod

9. B. Mcleod and wife, Kate Mcleod
John B. Brigham and wife. Annie Jane Brig
man, James L. Brigham and wife Mary
NJ. Brigham, W. Riley Carter and wife.
Eliza Carter and Elizabeth Brigham
by virtue of decree of the Superior Court
OF kobeson County in the a boye ntitIed cause-
entered at May Term, 1897 I will. on Monday.
October i. 1857, sell for cash la the highest hid
der at public auction at the Courthouse in
Lumberton, N G.. the following described
lands in said State and county: In Burnt,
swamp Township adjoining the lands-ofz Jehn
frevatt- J. Henry Tyner. Riley Carter. Jarnrs
Smith and others, bounded and described Al
follows: Beginning at cypress stump by four
pines in pond OF the North side of the W. G.
d K Railroad aboat-S chains and 90 links from
thelSaid road. and runs North 69 degrees East
u chains and y links to stake by four pines;
thence South 30 degrees East % chains and "a
links 10 stake by four pines; thence South
Is degrees East. % chains and % links to
stake by four pines; thence South IS degrees
East. % chains and 20 links to.a stake by the
railroad; thence with the railroad North s9Ik
degrees West. IS chains and 81 links to stake.
thence North 1G12 degrees East S chains and 60.
links to the beginning, containing e. acres lex
cepting 81 acres sold to Andrew McNeiIi; also
acres sold to Richard Smith,
This 18th day of August. 1897.
STEPHEN MCINTYRE
septItl Commissioner.
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

Mems Everyday Shirts from pc up. Mems
Fine Dress Shirts from 35c up. Mems Suspen-
ders from Sc up. We have all styles of Hats
from 25c M Big line of Dress Goods Big
line OF Dress Trimmings at special low prices.
Big line of Calico and Ginghams from Size
up. Big line of Notions. Big line of Hosiery
from &c up. Paper of Pins 1c, Needles 1c.
Pocketbooks from SC up. Handkerchiefs from
Celluloid Collars 4c. Mems Linen Collars SC up.
Big line of Jewelry, special low prices. Big
line Linen Goods and Bed Spreads, Blankets
big bargains in them. Big line of Buggy Robes
and Horse Blankets, Buggy Whips-special
low prices. Big line Crockery, Glassware.
Tinware. Big line of Groceries. Good COZ
other things too numerous to mention-every-
thing for cash prices.
Now. our friends, We will tell you how we
can afford to sell these goods at such wonder
fully low prices. You all know that money
leading markets to buy our stock we met sew.
eral large manufacturers who needed the
money, and we had it in our pocket to pay
cash down, so we got the goods at our own
prices. Now we will give you the benefit OF
these prices.
Call and see how you can double your money
by dealing with US. We do not ask you to buy
we only request you to come and see fel
Small Profits, Fair Dealings and No Misrepre
sentation'
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Alfordsville, N. c., Aug 18TH 1897.
Memorial on The Death o. Charles mcpae

The Alfordsville Sabbath School Con-
vention records the following resolutions
anent the death of Mr. Charles McRae,
of Alfordsville, n. c.:
l This convention desires to express
its heartfelt sorrow for the death of Mr..
Charles McRae. The deceased was
brother i'll the Lord, both personally and
as worker in the interest of Sabbath
schools. The Convention is deeply SEN
sible of its loss in the removal of one so
long associated with Sabbath schools in
Alfordsvifle, and especially with tie an
nual convention.
The Convention desires to record it's
very high esteem for Mr. McRae as a
gentleman and christian. He was Of
sterling character and blameless in cor
duct. He was a faithful servant of Jesus
Christ and his loss will be deeply felt bv
the church as well as the community.
3 The Convention extends its heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved family,
and prays that the God of all consola-
ton may grant such comfort i'll the nlids.
of sorrow.
The Convention directs that a CODY
OF these resolutions be sent to the family
OF thedeceased, and a copy sent to the
county paper for publication.
HUGH CRAIG,
GEO. c. FISHER,
A. l.. BULLOCK,
Committee.
Alfordsville, n. c. Aug 10th 1897.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th.
- 1897, will offer sale at the Courthouse
door in Lumberton, y. G., the tract of land
bounded and described as follows:
On the west side of Shoe Heel Swamp and on
the North side of Mill Branch beginning at
the run Of said branch marked ny stake and
two pines. ON FL. NJ. McGreggor's line and runs
east q chains TO a stake by pines; thence
south % degrees east, S. chains TO a liuhtvoods
stump; thence east ! chains to a stake by 8
oaEs: thence South with the edge of shoe Heel
swamp Il chains to a pine, where Mill Branch
enters said Shoe Heel swamp. then UP the rur-
OF said branch to the beginning containing
10 acres, adjoining the lands of Hugh Ne
"rffssor. MI Mcqueen and Others, known
the \. W. Gsddy land.
Terms Of sale CASH.
4. g. RICAUD.
RECEIVER First Nat'l Bank. Wilmington y C
PROCTOR x MCINTYRE. Attorneys augIs-sw
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Commissioners Sale,
q. B: Mcleod and wife, Kate McLeod;.

q. B: Mcleod and wife, Kate Mcleod;
VS..
William Lowry, Abner Chavis and wife, MARI
Ann Chavis
By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court
OF Robson County in the above entitled cause:
entered at January Term, 1897. will on Mon
day October 1, 1897. sell for cash to the highest
bidder at public auction at the Courthouse door
In Lumberton, n. c., the following lands in
said State and county: In Saddle Tree Town.
snip, adjoining the lands of Bedie Jones. Alb
ner Chavis, William O1endine and Ed. Bass
and is a part Of the lands conveyed to Abner
Chavis by Samuel Revels which will fully ap--
pear hv deed on record and also fully described
by reference to Book of Settlements. page 1s2,
IN the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court
OF Robson County, y. C.
This 18th day of October, 1897
STEPHEN MCINTYRE
septl-H Commissioner.
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New Advertisements.
Advertisers have edited a good
portion of the RoBEaoNIAN TODAY
and nothing in the paper is of
more importance than their alr-
nouncements We cannot b -eause
OF the press Of other business.
give each the notice deserved. but
advise all , to read what +, said
Those inviting your attention are
Caldwell & Carlyle, with mann
moth encouragement, in Keeping
with their immense stock. w +.
Prevatt, who requires more space
to tell of his bargains, a J Cot
tingham, Of Maxton, a new pat
ron, G d Townsend & Co. who tell
of new arrivals in goods, Sheriff
Hall, who publishes his list of ap-
pointments for the collection Of
the taxes of 1887, and Sherman g.
Weinstein, who give prices Oh
some Of their bargains.
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Commissioner Sale.
o. r. Mcleod and wife, Kate Mcleod.

u T. Mcleod and wife, Kate Mcleod.
vs..
William Lowry and wife. Lucinda Lowry.
BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court of
hobeson County in the above entitled caa>c,
entered at January Term, 1897. / Will sell for
cash 70 the highest bidder at public auction on
Monday. October J. 1897, at the Cour.houS,.,
door in Lumberton. y. c.. the following lands
IN salo s'atea aud county: In Saddle Tree Town
ship. adjoining the lands of HinSon Rcvcls
Daniel Locklcar and William Prevatt lands
and is the same land conveyed TO f. X Proc
tor,Jr. and wife and others to William Lowry.
Il full description OF which can be had by ref
ereaee to his deed for the same.
This August 18th. 1897
SrEPHEN MCINTYRE.
sePsl-tt Commissioner
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Commissioners Sale,
R. R. Barnes, Administrator of Thomas Evans
deceased,

r. R. Barnes, Administrator of Thomas Evans
deceased,
Davidson Evans. Michael Evans, Needhan1--
Evans, Cullen W. Evans, Abiah Rogers
and husband, - Rogers Catherine
Hodge. Eady Adams, Mary Gray and hus--
band, Peter Gray.
BY virtue of q decree rendered August 25
1927 before 5. \. Edmund, Clerk of the Supe--
rior Court of Robson County. in the above en-
titled proceeding, will, on October 4th. 1897.
sell to the highest bidder for cash at the Court
mouse door i'll Lumberton, \. c., the following
described land in said State and county: In
White House Township. on the North side of
Alligator Swamp. containing LIS acres adjoin>
ing the lands of Peter Arnett, Isaac Spivey.
Bright. Grantham, the lands formerly owned,
by John d. Rogers.
This August 25ti1, 1897
sepll-4t KIN. BARNES. Commissioner.
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v. |. LINKHAW & CO.,
MULES,
BUGGIES.

JUST RECEIVED To- DAY
TUESDAY, Sept. 7th) Car
Load of Horses and Mules, and
from now on during the season
our shipments will be regular in
car lots direct from the great
stock markets of Virginia, Ten
nessee, Kentucky and the West.
Have just erected a Large Ware
house for the sale Of Buggies,
Farm Wagons, Phaetons, Road
Carts, Cart Wheels, Harness,
Saddles, Buggy Blankets, Horse
Blankets-in fact everything in
the line of Horse Millinery.
We thank the public for pat
ronage extended us last season,
and with increased facilities and
fair dealings with all, we shall
endeavor to merit a continuance.
II. |. LINKHAH & CO.
sept S If
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FULL LINE
OF MERCHANDISE,

ana among other things few Specialtirs
Coffee from $ to zoc per pound. Tol,.,..
from Is to soc per pound. Pratts Astr,,
on 10 Proof, safe and brilliant, for family
use.
purchase all kinds of Country Produc.
"hen IN town call and see me- need
your trade-you need my goods.
sept tt
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LUEIbE:RT0N
IN 4 BOOM !!
Here is Your Chance to Make Money

Times are hard and money and when you buy your
rail- and Winter Goods want the best goods for little
here the place where what We have
the latest styles of goods suit verybodys and
pocket We have just leading with the
largest stock of seasonab goods that brought this
ton It will fifty you
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would inform his friends and customers
that he has moved and now occupcs III.
store formerly occupied by J. A. Branch =.
The Shaw Building, where he will carry
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ON THESE PRICES
Mems Clothing Department.

ms Suits, all Wool, worth $500, our price
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-19
SUPERINTENDENT HARTMAN
He Accepts Position on the Mexicai
Central.

General Manager H. r. Nickerson
wired Division Superintendent George
Hartman, of the Santa Fe, yesterday
morning, offering him an advantageous
position on the Mexican Central railway,
asking an immediate reply. Superintend-
ent Hartman wired back that he would
accept and be on hand as soon as he
could be relieved at this point by the
Santa Fe. In the same hour he rendered
his resignation of his position here, stip-
ulating that he must be relieved by
March 1st.
Mr.. Hartman has been with the Santa
F'e system nearly or quite twenty-four
Yeas. Much of this time was in service
under 4. A. Robinson and with Mr..
Nickerson. Mr.. Robinson is now pres
ident and Mr.. Nickerson general man
ager of the Mexican Central, and appre-
eating Mr. Hartman's value, knowing
him thoroughly, they determined 10 avail
themselves of his experience and servi-
ces. However the new management OF
the Santa Fe may view the loss of Mr..
Hartman, it is certain that Wichita
haIes to give him up. Both he and his
estimable wife will be missed in the So
cial circles, While our business men will
regret his loss.