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Is TO secure bimetallism by information
al agreement before the people of the
nation have another opportunity To
speak at the polls While We who be
lleNe Tn independent bimetallism gener-
any regard an International agreement
as neither necessary nor possible. We
may well hope for success To any who
make the attempt to secure foreign as
sistance. lf our opponents succeed in
improving the mints of other nations as
well as their own mints. We shall re-
Joice, because the conditions Of the pco-
pie VIII he improved and they viii be
able Ia proceed with other remedial leg
tslatiun. IL, however. the republican
party, after pledging itself 10 secure in
ternational himetallism. finds Il impns-
sihle TO fulnll that pledge. it, expressed
preference for double standard viii
rise up 10 condemn II " II attempts
to continue longer the evils OF the gold
standard"
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RAN our OF MORPHINE.
80 He Took strychnine, and II Killed
Him In 15 Minutes.

Miles city. April i3,-coroner Bateman
returned to-day from the I. d. ranch
where he held an inquest on the body OF
William Sharp. who died suddenly from a
dose of strychnine. lie was gambler
and u confirmed morphine hend. lie was
on his way from Ekalaka to Miles city
and ran out OF morphine When he ar
rived al the ranch he Injected little
strychnine into his arm and ate two
grains, from the effects OF which within
II minutes he died. Sharp has lived a,
Ekalaka for the past year and half and
formerly lived in Butte and Helena. II Is
not thought that Sharp l. his right name
"" was about q years old and IL u be-
hcVcd that he originally came from Texas
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THE SEAL QUESTION.


London. April iS.-A representative OF
the associated press has learned that
communications are passing between
Washington and London with reference 10
the BeTing sea. The greatest secrecy II
observed here ON the subject. The Pail
Mall Gazette refers to the reopening of
this question AS another lesson OF the
Weakness OF arbitration" and says that
IL fails to see how Great Britain can be
expected to antcdatc revision OF the
awards. adding that they cannot b"
tossed aside because one party does not
get It's full demands.
The st. James Gazette says: The
United States has inflicted another blow
on the believers In arbitration. Could u
more complete demonstration of the hot
lowness OF arbitration be given II Is
quite possible this matter may become
as serious as the Venezuelan dispute. We
are bound to support the Canadians rcA-
sonahr claims and the prospect might
make us regret the failure Of the general
arbitration treaty. did II not show how
small respect Washington feels for arbl-
tratlon."
A reporter OF the associated press has
had interviews ON the subject with the
heads OF the sealing industry here. The
importers OF London hail with satisfaction
the prospect that II will diminish or stop
pclagic sealing. and urge an extension OF
the closing time OF pelagic sealing 10 the
end of August and the close of the zone
to 80 miles from the Pribylon islands
They complain that Canada Is running the
future of the trade, that prices are so low
that fewer expeditions are being ntted
out. and they hop. the United States will
carry ont it's intention to exclude all the
Northwestern female skins adding that II
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cENTERINC AT ARTA.
Thousands Of Greek Irregulars" Now
ON the Move.

ON the Move.
Athens. April 13.-The next important
move which will be heard will be from
the Greek headquarters at Arta, where
the banks and principal stores are clos
ing and removing into the interior and
every preparation possible is being
made to get out of harms way before
the war begins in earnest. At Arta II Is
well known here a force of about 1000
men organized by the Ethnike Hotairia
has either started for Turkish territory
or Is making the final preparations for
so doing. This body will be divided into
six separate detachments. each ably di-
rected and having a separate destina-
tion. with the view of raising the flag
of the cross In a certain locality, in
creasing its numbers as much as pos
sible and harrassing the rear of the
Turkish force. which will be directed
from Janina against the Greek regulars
who will operate against the Turks
from Arta.
The Greek government has given
strict orders to stop the departure of
this force of irregulars, but IL is semi
officially explained that the Greek COM
mander at Arta, Colonel Nassos, II
unable to spare men TO intercept them. -
Nobody ever expected he would be able
to spare men to do so. Ethnike
Hotairia probably counts him among
its devoted members. as il does nearly
all the officers in the Greek army and
the colonel can be counted upon not To
interfere with the carefully prepared
plans of the national league. which will
either make Greece country worthy
Of its glorious traditions or perish
bravely struggling to the last In its ef-
forts TO bring about a realization of the
dream for which its members have
sworn to sacrifice their lives and all
their belongings II need be.
The Greeks position in the vicinity of
Arta Is much stronger than those Of
The Turks, who. owing to recent heavy
Ialns and bad roads. will have much
difficulty In communicating with their
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III Treatment and I,nn.nrr.

London. April lS.-iiarry Dewindt has
arrived In London. He has been ;, riously
III In Paris. the result OF exposur, lud ~
treatment at the Tchuck Tchis Bring
straits, which place he reached during his
recent attempt to travel by hand from
New York to Paris. He says thst the
United States government has decided TO
send the revenue cutter Bear 10 OuHa-
waldjik In June TO punish Chief keau.
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Washington April li-Thr senJ'r in ox-
c,utiye s,ssion TODAY confirmed the fol-
lowing uominljions. Alfred D. Buck %
Georgia. 10 bs minister tu japan. lsmos
Boyle Of Ohio to o.. .uu-ul tf liverpool
W. =. Bell OF t.radyillr col. fo 'r r,-.stvr
OF the land office al l.eadSiIl. Ntt1Hu l..
johnson of South DJkoir, to boz, 1.vut u
the Indians at the Slss-Jon agency IN
south Dakota
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Go,rrnor,. Appointments.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena. April lj--GoVeru1r smith to-day
appointed + &. kfes- 10 ths local sNrvu-
tive board OF the state normal school ut-
Ion To succp.d T. H. Poind"Xtrr recently
appointed. who resigned Mr.. krrss t.rm
rs FOR four years. hrgiuninE Apnl .. Tho
governor to-day also 5upoiutsd W1i3r, ll
Mcdowell 0' Autronda % del-satr % rri.-
resent Montana at ,ag Tyuness,- -lat,u-
Mai exposition
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San Francisco. April l3.-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Cen.
tral Pacific railway was held to-day, The
ole board OF directors were reelected ns
follows: Isaac l.. Regua. e. =. Hunting
ton. W. II. Mills. !. +. Gates, e. r. Breth-
erion. $. Il. Spencer and Charles r Ella
on Thursday these directors will elect ON.
Gers. when the present ofiicors will un.
doubtcdly be reelected.
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special Dlspatch 10 the STANDARD,
Washington. II. G.. Apri' 81 y Pat-
tcrson Of Butte has applied for Ihs deruiy
authorship OF the postotiicc department.
The democratic steering committee OF
th. senate has determined that IL wtll not
permit the republicans TO discipline tho
silver republican senator's for being true
10 their principles last fall. This decision
will hold Mantle. Pcttigrew and Teller in
their chairmanshlps.
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Great,
Greater,
Greatest.

That doesn't begin to describe our
Easter window display of Mems and
Children's Clothing. 1t Is beyond dis
pute the finest clothing window ever
seen in Butte, not only in point of elab-
orate design. richness of coloring and
artistic decoration. hut the display of
Swell. Nobby. Up-to-Date High Art
Garments for Spring wear has never
been equaled.
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4 u T. FOR.

Edenton, N. c., June 2S-(Specal.)-
Late Saturday night n colored man ana
n woman were seen in the colorci Gem
etcry acting IN n suspicious manner by
colored woman who lives near by.
sunday she spoke Of it several times
~ search OF the grounds was made and n
place was found indicated chat n hole
had been recently dug there. and upon
investigation, 1t was found that it con-
tanned the dead body Of q light yellow
infant. wrapped in an old shirt waist
in Il shoe box. A coroncr's Jury was
impanelled, but as yet no clues have
Peen found as 10 the situation. The
examination was conducted by DR.. Thos
j. HoSllins.
Mr. w. j. Warren. Of the Roper Lum-
Der company, spent Sunday in Edcnton
with his family and left today for Pan
tego.
Messrs. w. Il. Causey, r. IT, Brink
ley and j. c. Causey, Jr., engineer
corps OF the Suffolk and Carolina r. r.,
were at the Bay View Saturday.
In the absence of the pastor Of the
Magnolia Street Methodist church, DR..
- T. BoEart preached ut that church
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Tuttle and mother are here, hav-
ing como to attend the futile Wa2ellla
married, which take place at the Cath
Ollie church Wednesday, evcrr!ne at 5
O'clock
Two Of our young men were before
Squire Thompson Saturday evening for
using unbecoming language, and were
fined $3.50 each.
Mr.. T.. J. Bond and family have NOV
ed to the county.
Miss Lizzie Jordan, Of WinCal. has
been visiting relatives here for several
days.
AR. and Mrs. Allen, Of Wilson. has
| been visiting the family Of Mr.. j. \. VIII
kcrSon. on Granville street
Miss Rice, of Windsor. has been spend
Ing several days here with her brother
Capt. Rice.
The steamer Haven Belle did not rur
an excursion to Nays Head Saturday as
| was reported
After July 1st, Pettit's North Caroline
Norfolk to Edenton. arriving here every
Tuesday and Friday mornings: leavinE
here for Norfolk every Wednesday, nnt
Saturday afternoons at 9 u. m. Th
boat will land ut the county dock
N1essrs. Wilson and Small have been ap
pointed agents.
After spending several weeks here, tn
guest OF Miss Made Eadhan. ss Sci
den has returned to her home in VII.
| gina.
Miss Annie Parker, of Perquncn
county. after visit here to her sister
Mrs. James Moran, left Saturday 70
| home.
Mrs. Annie Med. Bond. left Saturday
for Norfolk for 81 short visit and thcl
will spend the summer at Warrenton
N. G.
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HEADACHES!
Binding, Throbbing, Boring,
Tearing Headaches.

HEADACHES that make you deathly
sick; HEADACHES with blind spots be-
fore the eyes; HEADACHES with nausea
and vomiting: HEADACHES with vertigo
ana ringing I'm tho ears: HEADACHES
With pallor OF the face and throbbinE OF
tho arteries OF tho neck: HEADACHES
that seem 10 dash tho brains against the
skull: HEADACHES that leave the brain
sore ana tender; HEADACHES that seem
as II nail were being driven through
the skull: HEADACHES that seem to
move from spot to SPOT on the brain;
HEADACHES with flashes of light in the
eyes; HEADACHES that come in the
morning on arising and disappear after
breakfast; HEADACHES of any kind are
very commonly caused by CATARREl
OF NOSE OR THROAT. HAVE CUR
Jed HUNDREDS. WHY SHOULD l NOT
CURE your
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
1,,~ ~ --~N>---~>~-~-~--~~>~~>~~
tF =. Fl. errell e Co., Auctioneers

RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
co HEAL ESTATE IN PRINCESS ANNE
COONIY.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust
from g 7. Wright and wife, to me as
o ruSt e. GATED the 26th day of June, 1885,
cess Anne County Court, D. B. sc, page si3
the G a. the request Of the holder OF tho note
ton. at the Real Estate ESchange aSs
t nhal ms street. Norfolk. Va. on SATURDAY,,
o inc aVth day OF July. 1897, at IL m All that
OF Of. Prlncess Anne. near the main road lead
Ing from Kempsville to Great Bridge, CON
talnins !05 acres more or less bounded on
the north by tho lands formerly belonging
70 .: W. Do2ier. now Benjamin II, Davis:
on tho east by the lands of George Re-
side; on the south by the lands of Reside
anu -, aiken; and on the west by the lands
same on which G. Il. Wright resides. and
WI, when he purchased Of Peter Wright and
TERMS: Cash. J. NJ. KEETINf,
Trustee.
1e29-l0t 80
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I1crpctIlnl Youth.

Senator Plat Of Connecticut has
spruced UP wonderfully since his mur
riage. and be 1t known the Senator IS
three score and ten. III used to Tie quite
independent In the matter Of dress.
Trousers might be baggy, coat might fl
badly, necittic might be awry-it was all
III" same to Plat. Now all is changed
Plat Is rcjuvenuted, new cditloned. He
ifips lightly to the capitol with sml-
ing face, when heretofore he was the
walking cpitome OF gruesome indigestion
and his hair Is cut and 'harhc!eh with
daily care his shoes are always shining
and on his hat no flick OF dust IS al
lowed to rest. Even his trousers are
creased and--nost startling or all-he
has donncd n necktie which vie:, with
Joseph's coat in all It's brilliant hues.
Already lois OF fire works arc in the
stores. Unlike lots OF people, they don't
go off on the Fourth TO avoid noise
Philadelphia Times
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SyrraSins IN Snssafrnxins.
Lafayette Daily SALLY

III the early days Of civilized life upor
the banks OF the beautiful Wabash, be-
fore tho invention Of chewing gum. nn.
ture Dlazed the path to primitive love
making by creating Il taste and longing
for the punSent ana delicious sassafras
which grew in sandy dclls. The gath
cling OF this seductive root was one
OF the chief diversions here. They call
ed it 'SassafrIX." Once again we see
the force ot bad example. for in the
course OF time the root was known ns
"syfaX.''
When Corydon desired to speak apart
with Phyllis he invited her TO go with
him to hunt the "syfaN" root, and SC
the gentle art became, to these our for.
bears. with humorous nod and wink,
the custom Of "SyfaXing"
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF Norfolk sns portsnoutt,
June 2S.ia97.

-althl ALsS
British stmp. Nittorio Wctherill phila-
delphia. to William Lamb & o. agents for
coal
\ British a,r Is s'mp; sshilhall'on, Richardson,
rev fsS iork. 70 y: S. 5. Co. for cargo.
station TO William Lamb :: co.. ouaa asents
for coal 49,
schr. Henry w. Cramp, Crosslcv 70 VII
liam Lamb & Co. agents, for coal.
; Schr. C. c. Lane. Johnston, to William
La en-, d CO; agents. for coal.
Lamb Co.; agents. for coal
,, schr Edwin Smith. Lane. New York,
schr z. stcelman. Burden, New York
lirht. -
selhr, Lydia II. Roper. Hansen. New
sohr {. &. Lister. Robertson, New York
with fertilizer -
schr. J. NJ. Harlow. Sofa New York,
sehr J, B. vandusen. Lear. Philadelphia.
schr. Eddie Thomas. Baltimore, with
;, schr. John 1lelsaw. Mumford Baltimore,
schr; Chase. Garrett. Baltimore to New
schr. Hulda., Daniels. Baltimore to North
Carolina, light
sshr. Maei and Ruth, clogg. Baltimore.
TO North Carolina. With salt
Schr. Minerva l.. Wcdmore Hill WA sh-
inston. ,. c.. With oil.
:, Schr. Kate Tillnan, Jones, baltimore
schr. lowering J. Marvel. Bell, Balt,-
more. with coal.
schr. Lippitt. Chase. Bath. with Ice.
schr. Fannie Q. Bowdcn, Chase to VIII
liam Lamb & Co, agcnts.f for coal
Barge Belle OF Oregon, Norfolk and
Western and and General Mcclellan, to
William Lamb & Co.. agents, for coal.
rug Asher j. Hudson, Williams, I3alti-
more. WITH barges Rowland ind Glide.
CLEARED.
Schr. Express. Dowdy, WASHINGTON. with
lumber . 80 49,
: sohr. John O. Ferguson, Wright. North
Cerolina. TO baltimore, with lumber
a. gsaaisGe, Hslla IS GraKopa Eaat Pray;-
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IL S.IEAN.

Halifax, n. c., June 2S.--(Spccial)-
Mrs. w. II. Blacknall and son Will re-
turn to Raleigh tomorrow, Miss Bette
Daniel will accompany them.
Mrs. Aaron Prescott Is In town OH a
visit to relatives.
Granville Street M. T.. church Is being
thoroughly repaired and will be very
pretty when completed.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Aston, who has been quite
sick for the past week, Is convalenccnt
Mr.. Ferra1l Mcmahon, an employee OF
the a. c. L. has been at home the past
month quite sick
Mr.. w. y. Wilcox, who was on the
sick list last week. is about we'll again
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By c. Fl. Terrell & Co., Auctioneers

BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
mace TO US as trustees. by Fanny S.
hannah ana w. NJ. Hannah, bearing da to
on the 25th day Of June, 1895, and duly re-
corded IN the Clerks Office Of the Cor
poratlon Court, Norfolk, Va, D. y. 115,
page E94 and at the request of the creditor
therein secured. we shall sell at public
auction, ct the Norfolk Real Estate FX-
Gnange, 23G Main street, Norfolk Va on
;IUESDA9, July 9Th. 1897. at L M, the fol-
LOVING property, to-wit:
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND
with the buildings and improvements
situated in Atlantic City Ward Of the CITY
OF Norfolk, Va, bounded rs follows: Be
ginning al point In the east side Of Duke
street, Twenty-Five feet south from u
stone, which said stone is situated one
hundred and fifty and 5-1O feet from the
diViding limo between tho property of c.
=. Lewellyn and that Of the West End
Land Company; thence southerly along
Duko street twenty-five feet to 4 stake;
thence easterly and at right angles to
Duke street one hundred feet to n stake;
thence northwardy by and parallel with
Duke street twenty-five feet to a. stake:
thence westwardly and at right angles to
said line one hundred feet to point OF be-
ginning.
GEO ". DEFY.
j. w HUNTER b
II. r. BORLAND
Trustees
c. II. TERRELL & CO.
oU24-tds Auctioneers.
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THE QUEENS JUBILEE
oeeeeeeoeoosee eoeeee

rive million pesons sunny weather Behold the Queen
and brilliant professions Yet in all the ride she did not
smile How different ia good old Norfodyes right within
the cotnes OF our building-broad smiles grew into hearty
laughter only few minutes ago-by lean and hungry
crowd in search Of Mems and Boys White Duck Pants where
all were ttedbroad smiles and hearty chucks gave evidence
OF their appreciation Of the Manufacturers Clothing Co.
Tor catering to the bright and sunny youths Of our city Price
88 cents and 90 cents a pair.
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persons may be imprisoned for failure
to pay taxes and that this provision il
not unconstitutional
The State Treasurer brings two suit
against Stewart Bros, state printers,
for ovcrcharging the state, one suit be-
Ing for $4,000, the amount OF their bond,
and the other for money paid them TO
which they were not entitled, but for
which their bond is not liable Ihci..
trial comes off in July.
The collection OF funds for the State
monument to Senator Vance appears to
be at q Standstill.
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ton Of our Goats and Vests
their name is legion-the range
OF prices touches all land
their cooling influences may be
telt at home and abroad fret
ting and steWing over the pet
ty ills Of life-Will vanish.
You can pull down your
Vest in, as many styles as you
like we have 'em-Double-
breasted, Single Breasted,
White, Fancy Or otherwise
all here for the asking-5Oc.
starts the fun. Busters that
are linen and some that are
not both kinds are here take
you choice, for if they're here,
the prices are right.
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AS AUCTION SALES-THxISt DAY.
B BY Byrd. Baldwin s. Co., Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF, VALUABLE
NORFOLK CITY REAL ESTATE,
SITUATED ON WATER ST.

t,. Under and IN pursuance Of a deed OF
t tTust. bearing date the fsSt day Of May IN
office CORPORATION Court e Of the eity
o. Norfolk, in Deed Book 72, page Sc, ex-
e eSutsd to tho Undersigned as trustee BY
SSiceto Burruss, default having been made
IN the payment Of the debt thereby Sc
cured, l., after such default having been
ID deed 90 VIII ri en- at eabe Sc
Gon' AZ the Real Estate Exchange in tho
city OF Norfolk. at u o'clock M, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 2sth, 1897,
tha I 1Gllg2Tl 2T PGE %RTXN soy 1 an PAR
Gel OF LAND. with the buildings and
In thereon and the aPpurte-
north sido Of, Water Street, in the city Of
Norfolk, md bounded and described d.
sfreet at t0 thy on Water
lot l9 formerly known as the Old United
pr ngns 10 Property 9afterwnss the
md running, thence northwardly along
the e,, eastern line of the Old United Engine
m aouse o. property nsp distance Of q feeh
s sh Old United Engine House property;
t tihence e weStwaTdly along the northern
property 20 feet. more or less, to a lane
sometimes called Exchange lane: thence
sa oi[5n lNna y along the eastern line Of
Wardly along; tho line Of the said Old FIX
c.ie@'bS l1olSl plOpSIIy anu the continue
ton of said line, u feet. more or :ass, to
q point on the western side or " oodaide's
iino Sc feet distant from the northwestern
intersection OF Water street and Sold
Woodside's lane; thence southwardlv
along the western line or said Woodside's
lane. So feet to tho intersection Of said
lane with Water street; and thence west
Wardly along tho northern line Of said
street % feet, moro or less to tho point Of
beginning. Refe. cnce is made to said
deed for 4 fuller description Of said prop
erty
TERNIs:- ono-third OF the purchase
money III cash, balance IL two equal In
stalllnents, payable in six ana twelve
months respectively from the day Of sale
the deferred payments to bear Six per
cent. interest. which interest Is 10 O pay
ablo serli-annually. The deferred pay
mcnts are to be secured by q deed Of
trust to such trustee as the UNDERSIGNED
snail select, drawn, executed and record
ed at the expense OF the purchaser, or the
purchaser may at his election, pay the
whole purchase money in cash. J ne pur-
chaser Is to have the right TO receive the
rent Of said property accrueing from and
after the first day Of July, 1897, Lut q
period Of thirty days from dag OF sale
Will be allowed TO the present Occupants
to vacato tho said premises in case they
cannot make any arrangement with the
purchaser to retain the same, such occu-
pants meanwhile paying rent the, efor.
ALFRED T. THOM,
BYRD, BALDWIN & Co,
Auctioneerp.
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commissioners Sale.

p URSUANT TO DEGREES OF TIE
Corporation Court of the City Of Nor
folk. entered on March 29th 1898, and Octo-
Der Slst. 1868. respectively. In the suit Of
" dollhouse and wife ana others against
Jones and others In Chanccry. in said
court then pending. we shall! soil at public
auction at Norfolk Real Estate and Stock
Exchange 256 Main street. Norfolk, Vire
gina; on TUEsDAY, the 18th daX; OF
extended. Lot No. 80 on the west side Of
said street, fronting esp feet thereon. and
27ia feet oil magazine Lane. With depth
Of 1868 feet; clip Of land on tho west side
Lot So Of tho depth OF 30 feet at the canal
and 20 feet Mt Lot 80. Lots 49, II, IL. 16 on
the south side OF the 80 foot street as laid
out. on plat In said suit. and lots, II, is, i9
with frontage. and depth as on said plat
appears. which may be seen at any time
by applying to the, undersigned.
And also lot Of land on Chapel street:
Norfolk. Va, which was conveyed to J.
Z. Jones by Samuel Kimberly, Clerk. etc,
by deed datod tho first day Of December.
1885, and OF record.
one third In six. and the residue in twelve
months from the day OF sale. the credit
payments to bear interest from said day,
the purchaser to give negotiable notes
to he retained until the further order OF
the court, or. at the option Of the pur-
A. 3. SELDNER
FLOYD HUGHES.
Special Conmi ssioners.
Bond given as required.
j. a. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
1u17-tds r. T.. ROGERS. Auct,oneer.
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Ill ERE FORD.

HEREFORD. N. c., June 2s.-(speclal3-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Eley and little grand
son. OF Berkeley. Va, are the guests Of
Mrs. y. Thoms. on Main street
Miss Margaret l.. Vail leaves today
for her home at Baltimore