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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-02-25
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington, February %, 1s9'

washington, teOruafy 20 1877.
Notwithstanding Senator Kyle's asser-
tion that he did not get the Republican
votes which reelected him by making
promises, the Republicans in Washing
ton are now counting upon his voting
with them to obtain control of the SEN
ate organization and to fill committee
vacancies that will exist March 4. This
confidence of the Republicans is not
based upon any vague expectation or
hope; they do not say Senator Kyle may
vote with us, but that Senator Kyle will
vote with us. In voting with the Re-
publicans in this particular case, should
his vote settle the question, Senator
Kyle will betray the principles he pro-
fessed ever since he entered the senate.
As most people know, the senate finance
committee, as at present made up, is
controlled by silver, although seven of
its thirteen members, including the
chairman, are Republicans. There will
be two vacancies in this committee on
March 4. Senator Sherman will enter
the cabinet and Senator Voorhees, will
retire to private life, The Republican
leaders consider it necessary, as this is
the committee that will handle the new
tariff bill, that both of these vacancies
shall be filled by men who can be count
ed upon to support the new tariff bill
and to oppose any silver legislation that
may be prepared; and they are saying
4 y,.la .,,l, ,I,t,. ,,F
silver and of free trade is widely known,
will vote with them. If he does, what
will be the natural inference?
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-02-25

Representative Walker, of Massachu-
setts, couldn't upset the Reed rules but
he could and did express himself very
vigorously on the subject, saying in
part: "Under the rules of this house,
we get mighty few rights. When you
60 to see about bill, you are referred
to subcommittee, and then you may
cool your heels there day after day be-
fore you can get so much as one mem
ber OF. the subcommittee to hear you.
And when you do, he tells you he knows
all about it, and intimates that you are
boring him. Then when he reports
against you and you try to appeal to the
full committee, you get no satisfaction.
He called this IA system of tyranny"
and added much more to the same effect.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-02-25

Hon. W. j. Bryan will visit Washing
ton this week, but he will not probably
stay until Inauguration day. He will
be the guest of John X. Mclean, who
will give dinner to about 100 guests in
his honor. This dinner will not be
political event, as the guests will include
number of personal friends of Mr..
Bryan in all parties. But during Mr..
Bryan's stay there will be conference,
perhaps several, to discuss the imme-
date future of the Democratic party.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-02-25

1t is unfortunate in more senses than
one that there should be an investga-
tion at this time into an act of the ad-
ministraton by which the step-father Of
the presidents will be largely benefited
And everybody sincerely wishes that the
senate committee on public lands will
find everything straight about the Flor
ida land patent for $4,000 acres, which
was recently issued to Mr.. Perrine, the
husband of Mrs. Cleveland's mother,
and which the committee is now inyes-
tigating. Ex-Congressman Brookshre,
of Indiana, is counsel for the settlers on
this land, who claim that the grant was
forfeited many years ago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29

The enthusiasm and the curiosity pro-
voked by Nine. Sarah Rernhardt has
never been equalled In the history of the
stage. One talks vaguely Of genius,
temperament. quick Intelligence, pas
sion. nervous mobility, grace. smile,
voice. charm, poetry--Mme Sarah Bern
hardt has them ALL
Bernhardt Is to-day as enthusiastic in
her profession as though ner career were
before her She works as assiduously
during rehearSalS as though each per-
formdnce were her FIRST night"
No one is more conscientious in all
matters pertaining to her life work.
She knows the incalcula bic value Of
health. strength and high spirits as
thoroughly as she comprehcnds the
terms Of her contracts and no one
knows better than She how essential to
her artistic success is a vigorous ner-
rouS SYSTEM.
Nine. Bernhardt writes the following
letter:
I beg leave 10 state that, according to
Your instructions, ] have used Paine's
celery compound. and / am convinced
that It is the most powerful nerve
strengthened that can be found
1T is With the greatest pleasure that
send YOU my sincere Testimonial
HTruly yours.
SARAH RERNHARDT."
Good health is within the reach of
every one, not only the wealthy and
famous. but the poor rs well, who will
rely on Paine's celery compound
III health and disease are not natural
one should not compromise with them
No one should give in to neuralgia, rhe-
matism or heart trouble when Paine's
celery compound is vouched for to drive
them entirely out Of the system. 1t has
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
Publications Received.

THE AMERICAN QUEEN. - The
June Issue OF The American Queen Is as
bright and breezy as sunshiny day.
The cover Is q charming color creation.
champion Sportswolnen" gives All in
teresting account OF the women fore
most In athletics Of the day. The sec
ond installment Of the serial story, Hi
Degrade Won Etten," grows IN interest.
The Paris Fashions" are chiefly devot-
cd TO travelling and out-of-daor recrea-
ton. Among current articles Of special
interest. Village Carts "a Yankee
Girl" and a paper on the benefits OF
he corset must be enumerated All the
regular departments are up to their
usual high standard. Published by
Joseph Brown. Norfolk. Va.
THE NATIONAL MACfAZINE .-The
June number heads it's table OF con-
tents With All interesting Illustrated ar
,icle on "Antitoxin." The other articles
embrace "a Century OF Harvard Col
leEe'' The Story Of Mary and FIer Lit
lie Lamb" Some Railroad Engineering
in California; The short stories OF the
June National deserves special mention.
~ Romance OF Old Paris AT the
Curve OF the Road" Pretty Rose
Uncle Billy on Ozone" "a Restored
IDEAL" "How Marthy 'Disapinted' " and
THE Other Man" Price 10 cents. Bos-
tonian Publishing company, Boston,
Mass
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City, N. c.. May 27.--(Spe-
ciaD.-"St Patricll's Eve or Kathleen
= sllavourneen, was presented at The
Academy of Music last night by Miss
Emma Warren and her company. A
matinee VIII be held al ESQ p. III. Satur-
DAY. when an attractive programme will
pc Presented. While the whole company
Is popular, little Miss Bijou Evans Is es-
pecially 50 and is cncored every time she
appears on the stage. "AIichael Strogoff''
VIII be repeated Tomorrow night by
special request
Rev. l.. r.. Williams will preach a
special sermon to the Naval Reserves at
Christs' church OH Sunday night and
Z they will attend IN uniform.
The cold weather OF the past week has
injured the truck in this vicinity con-
siderably.
"A man from the suburbs went into the
office Of lawyer here the other day and
inquired OF the learned counsel what lie
should do If his wife killed him. as she
mad threatened. He was referred to an
undertaken.
Master George Fearing has returned
nome from attending Trinity College.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
nRAMAAETON.


Vegetables and spring chickens were
brought in large supply from the county
yesterday for Brambleton grocers to day
to supply their customers. ssI3s4
The public mind has quoted dow,
right along after the, election. the defeat
longs to the good citizens of the ward.
Little Helen Waddil has been sick
some time with wlooping cough and
coinpilcattons at the residence OF her
grandparents, Capt. and Mrs. Robert
Eckies. on East Wlloughby avenue
lands yesterday afternoon at West Nor
folk IN q game Of ball by q score OF s to i.
a delightful concert and organ recital
VIII pc given by Prof. Newton Fitz, as
sisted BY well known local talent, al
Alckendree NJ. T.. church next Thurs
aay night. a fine programme has been
arranged
On June 18th 4 debate. participated in
Dy Norfolk and Hampton speakers, will
take place at Kim hall under auspices
OF the Epworth League OF Trinity NJ.
e. church
The Jackson Light Infantry's excur-
sion to Virginia Beach has been post
poned till Monday next.
Key. John +. Moore, Of Wakefield, Va,
who has been visiting his brother, Mr..
". p. Moore, No. 40 East Brambleton
avenue, has returned home 1871
Mr.. E. d. PrIddy, Of No. 430 West
Highland avenue, has been appointed
agent for the Ladies' Home Journal
The boat and bathing house cf the
Y. NJ. c. a., at the foot Of Lovitt ave-
nue.. opens next Monday for the season.
Mrs. Fentress class OF Trinity NJ E.
church will give 4 musical and literary
entertainment q kim hall next Monday
night, with the following programme:
Instrumental Selections ---
Miss Oracle Wood
Solo 49,. ............. Miss Beulah Delhi
Recitation ........... Aunt Tabitha"
Miss Lena Al. Right
Duet ........... Three Little Kittens
Misses Rosa and Mabel Daily.
Recitation ...... Miss Lucille Sanderlin
Piano Solo. ."Old Black Joe Variations
- Miss Mary ]. Right.
Recitation 1890. Miss Christine Groves
Miss Julia Collins.
Recitation ........ Miss Annie Flanagan
huett .....,....:: a. q. c.
Miss Lottie Parsons and Mr. Willie
Delhi.
Mr. Fred. G. Chisnel.
Selections by the Diamond Quartette
Undertaking His Sisters
Beau" Miss Opal Morrisett
Solo .............. Mr.. W. p. Ernest
Misses Collins and Mclean.
SOLO Observation-Disclosures. Miss MAmie Lynch
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
Taking No Chances.

(f'rom the Chicago Times Hcraldo
There used to he a peculiar old Justice
OF 'he peace IN Nevay, Ind, down near
the Ohio river, who entertained verv
queer notions concerning com, proced-
ure. On one occasion. after all the evil
dence was in and the plaintiff's attor-
ney had made an elaborate argument
the defendants attorney arose to begin
his plea
Hold on there exclaimed the court
don't believe | can let you proceed
MT. Smlth | have Il very clear idea
no" OF the gnilt OF the prisoner at The
bar, and anything from YOU q, this time
would nave q tendency to confuse the
court. | know the man is guilty now,
and don't want to take any chances. .
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
HALIFAX.

Halifax, n. c.. May 2s.-tspeciaD-
Court adjourned to-day. Most Of the
LAWYERS returned to their homes yes
terday. The Purnell case was decided
night before last and gave the plaintiffs
S3OODO. There were very able counsel
on both sides. The Cherry Smith Court
ney-Fenner Bros Wilcox ease was
deemed a mistrial and Will go before a
referee.
Miss Mamie Gregory left this week
for BrinKleyvIlle on Il visit
7 Mr.. ]. NJ. Donlan, of the Atlantic Coast
Line. arrived in town yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Kramer will leave to-day for
Wilmington, his home. He delivered his
last sermon last night The topic was
The Greatest Battle or Life"
Mr.. j, f. Blnsley, Of Scotland Neck
is in town this week
Mr.. r. G. Robertson left this week for
Ringwood. his home
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29

done SO In thousands OF cs1ref1llv OH,
served cases. -
me nervous debility, sleeplessness anu
kinney disorder that seems so threaten
ing and disheartening lose their hope
less. desperate character when one takes
zane celery compound to drive them
out OF the system ''~-''
Many woman worn out by exciting
ANXIOUS work, VIII find strength brought
oack IN wonderful manner and her
oTertaNed nerves regulated and nour-
lshed by the use of Paine's celery com
pound. Paine's celery compound bra cos
ana lnVigorates the relaxed nervous sys
tenn and eradicatcs harmful humors
from the blood. Tt makes the annette
hearty and the digestion thorough: #
permanently cures indigestion, q slur
Glsh action Of the liver, and drives ont
rheumatism, neuralgia and blood impur-
i..eS LIVERY trace or nervous exhaus-
non or kidney or liver weakness ia re-
moved by Pafnas celery compound.
There are no more striking examples
or the great practical value Of Paine's
celery compound than is heard from the
Fps OF women who have been made well
by its vitalizirg action. "
1t increases the volume Of the blood
IN the arteries and makes it more cana
bic Of feeding the body 1t creates a
hearty appetite and urges upon the tired
nerves and brain the nourishine ela
nents they lack, but are slow Is extract
from the blood when it is in q, sluggish
unhealthy condition. -
Ihe blood becomes rudy and pure.
It's circulation il fastened, and every
function of the body-the brain among
the iirst-feels the\ fresh impulse Of re-
turning health from the use Of Paina's
celery compound.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
E1;ESt ssH.

Mr. T.. +. z.egler has returned home.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. NJ Skinner returned
from Washington City yesterday, after
spending several days there with
friends.
There will be n baptism Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock ii the foot OF the court
house green.
The Yeopim Union meeting meets 10
day With the Baptist church at Sandy
Cross, Gates county
4 Mr.. K. r. Pendleton has been appoint
ed to succeed himsalf as Collector OF
Customs of this district
Prof. G. r. Little is at the Bay View
this morning.
The nights continue 10 be quite cool.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
: ~ s u Z. = 's'.G n Wv , q
s HEKTFORD D.

85AFfford, G., May 27.-(Special.)--
pgeTs Stokes made a flying trip to
absthS { CITY, YES terday. He returned
81 r llshie Whedbee returned last
sfSS rom GreenVille. NC, where she
flas zen siting her many friends and
Gray IS expected home in
Ssss 8 = ackson left to-day with
plpnograph for Sandy Cross and
IfobeTtsW. Smith is in Baltimore,
ri here The will say q few weeks.
pEls1 chickens are still selling at a
iglSprice incur market.
ttaTySc0mpany are having new
9assssuh III he 2armory 10 contain their
Ftst its. sa ammunition, etc Every
his own box, instead OF a box
ph squat as before
Ri rs. Nernon's new residence on
Sapg;i Of Ehurch and Queen streets
sEeompIs ION. Ne
Sssge sWf II she another wedding next
9askss sIt seems, when cupid gets q start
gaI kl4ows when to stop.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29

Futures IN Liverpool closed quiet at
point decline; spot sales 1000 bales.
English consols declined 1-16--1l33s
Future contracts in New York de-
clined . to 1 points; sales, 100 bales;
closed quiet; August, I'll to 7l2; Octo-
Der, go to GIL: January. SIS to 6.76
Receipts at United States ports 1865
bales. against 2,74G bales in 1896. and
1926 bales in 1895.
New Orleans future contracts closed at
n decline OF points; May. 7.13.
Southern markets unchanged.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
Like SOngbirdS in a Thicket
Or Like Distant Thunder" Or
Like The Breaking Of the Surf
on the Shore" Or Like Steam
Escaping from a Tea Kettle
Or Like a Cricket Sing
ing" Or 'Like a Sea-shell
Held Against the Ear"

Are some OF the expressions used by pa
tlents trying to describe the ringing in
their ears. This disasreeable symptom
may ha constant or intermittent. In q
lew cases 1t may be caused by having
taken large doses of quinine or sal.cylic
ACID, or by poor quality Of blood or !,
weak heart. but In nine cases ont Of ten
~ Is from CATARRN. IMPAIRED
HEARING and DEAFNESS ALSO ARE
NEARLY ALWAYS DUE 10 CATARRIJ
DIZZINESS is often complained Of by
this class of patients
II YOU have any disease Of tho Eye, Ear.
nose Throat. Chest or Stomach Will
take pleasure in talking with you
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
NIIlliiRX SGrYiccs

First Presbyterian church-Rey. Dr..
English, Union Theological Seminary,
VIII preach at II a. m. and s D. m Sun
day School, $3.50 a. m. Westminster
League. 7:l5 D. M
Colley Memorial Church-Pubi:c wor-
ship at II and 7:45. Preac hirg by the
pastor, the Rev. r. y. Robinson. at 4
and Z.
Lambert's Point Presbyterian church,
G. b. Hanrahan, supply-Preaching sun
day. May 3oth, at II a. m and s D. NJ
Sunday School at $3.50 a. m. Seats are
free, and all are invited TO these ser
vices
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
On Monday, May 3Ist, 'o7,

at y o'clock m. said property. described
land. with the improvements and appur-
tenances thereto belonging, at the north
east corner Of kilhy and Pine streets
SUFFOLK. Va, beginning at the corner OF
the said IIilby and Pine streets and run
ning northwardly along the east side OF
ly 4s feet to the lot OF i. Childrey, themes
southwardly lS3 feet inches to said Kilby
street, thence westwardly along the north
ginning; this being the same property
nat mat, was $, conveyed to the said Sarah G.
NurneS by y. l<ilby, trustee by deed
the Office OF the Clerk of the County Court
for the county Of Nanscmond iii Deed
Book -, page G54. 1sla 4 IN
TERMS: BY consent OF parties, liberal
terms may be stated at the sale M
). p. MEMBERSHIPS.
10 LANE STERN,
my 23-6t Trustees
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Por' 81 NerfOIh and s'nrtsn,nutb
May rs. 1897.

May IS. 1897.
ARRIVALS
Schr. S. p. Blackburn. Ross, to VIM
Lamb & CO., for coal.
Schr E. G.. Erwin Riggin, Baltimore
with coal.
sehs. Daylight, Nicholson, Damerls.
Gotta, with ice.
CLEARED.
German stmp Curityba, AIoehring
Hamburg, via Newport News, by Z. S
S. Co. with 1S5 tons pig iron.
Barge Solitaire. Hoboken, with coal
Barge Felix, Providence, with coal
SAILED.
Stmr. Elihu Thompson, --, Lynn
with coal.
Italian bark Motia, Catania, Trapini
With slaves.
Schr. Agnes Roberts, Annapolis, with
lumber.
schr.. r. p. Speddin, Mitchell, James
river light
Schr James C. Clifford, Mills, Suffolk ,o
New York. with lumber.
Barge Washington, Hoboken, with
coal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
nA 4 | |: | BUDGET
I SaesaIis I'd legal Meas.
lhIaIa 4 ee q 1, L {;
lNl|I ODD t ID UR rs; lin J.
s;ss gsss s; Fst. Perrn isss on to
81 The I Is Stint es,- nonrd OF
e S Som sler 81, In, or.
|sass ~: orts 90 Il acs s 10 ne

FL. 20 specinn-
served on Suoerint en
sanSi ssssl IN, Of the 3penitentiary,
ss a SssEss npsarg before udge FIoIie
ESrs man fiamus should rot he
lsp T1pa Ind the directors
e St u S6nvicts # free Of ali
| #i.esss sSaidwell and Yancey
gompa ny, as required by an
isiature. This re-
$be Furnished free Of all
inl fused Ito furnish UNI
asssss board wa s paid
sst,rn sions We're issued by
TO 8t he thirty North Caro-
to- the Internationa Gold
Yen ton at Denver S. II.
4 is added to the list
sgrst aTyf Of the Grand Lodge OF
IS lodges in existence
fssS l5Ss @ these four have had
ers restored and three are
ssG since the last session Of the
s'sa anpl lea ton ny Ad jutant-G General
~ iTgtn la &c ov ernor Russell
" " sion for45the Fourth Yir-
sSsss 2 fantry to pass through this
fss5s4 me on tn 6 way to and from
y Ghss, ,sssse Exposition. Il
stone Is commissioned
aSelia Company G, Third Regi-
gS4HS INNS ncenlent exercises at Peace
this CT y, were held to-day
ats been q Very successful one.
3sasss n Il tata$ hoard Of Education is called
TO- ~ orroW, mainly to consider
sstsps to be taken to induce the State
Esssassa1ssg 70 pay the $4,000 appropriated
Fix Ia sSIegiSlature as > special
ttMuia zeal taxa ton for pub
Eho0lE The act provides that where
ssHga1lsh funds the State Urea
asSrSs,aSs pay a certain amount, not to eX-
SSs ssssss$s ga sirer Worth has so far
nllned to pay q cent, saying
he amountsof7f funds neces-
33alssasSf more than meet the regular
at ION : III h;
tEo nhle 5dlbout the new laws.
alaa late fpl' IN ters assert that the Sec
aetaTsSSs Of State declines Or delays to
a3t III them the bindings. There is
8safs e shlarp spat between these Off
A tn It's. of Boston, who has built
U % eau I'll I'll mod 81 town, Pinehurst,
Ii seS1 nat &he has given orders for the
lentsaiIs So OF Saf forty more cottages this
So lso< Tor the building Of very large
h ll curses. Ihe Il latter are to be
ea1saliaa used go IN forcing vegetables.
i skespers of several OF the life
SaXlAES ATOMS, Oregon and New Inlets,
$$tesssa re- lere q S witnesses, In the Fede-
aa5ak gonrk IN the matter Of titles to the
SaIIf Sgliich the stations stand
Aynang xStCgdayss arrivals are c. w.
,ylpr, Of Wa shing ton, and Francis d.
S5sR1ansf sef yind Scr. III s E.
ss sssernl OF the Raleigh public schools
ssnfiad SO days2SThe attendance has not
lay a pla ter cast was made at the
5t8Sg Museum OF the 500 pounds leather
1 |sss saIrtle s sceiYed yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
Peanut SInrIket

Farmers market quiet and steady;
fancy, 23s@2Mc.; strictly prime, 2AdD
2ssc.; prime, 2@21sc.: Spanish. Sic; low
grades, 1A0lMc.
Hand 1'icked-Fancy. 3A@3Iac.; ex-
tras, 2kG2Ac.: third grade. &c: No !
Spanish shelled, 4Ac.: No. Virginia, 21s
@2&c.; No. Virginia, &c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
AN INTENSE DULLNESS
1Conciuded from seventn pocs I,

#'I tConcluded from Seventh Page)
Messina. $3.50 cocoanuts $3.50 per bag Of
100; lemons, $3.50; cabbage, $1.25 per bar
rel
Potatoes-Haymens, S5@9Oc.; yellows
s0@90c.; onions, $500 per sack
Poultry-Old chickens. 22h063Oc
IIggs-Wholesale; Steady, at Sc. Der
Dozen NFE
BeeswaX-22c. per pound.
Truck-Irish potatoes, s1.25.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
TRUSTEES SALE
1dulD|e Suffolk P[0pe1v

By virtue of certain deed OF trust exc
cuted by, Sarah. c. .Nurney and John T.
the unders. gned trustees to secure the CO.
lumbar Building and Loan Association,
Of Richmond. Va, the payment OF a Ger
ton that the said Sarnh c. Nurney and
John T; Nnrney. her husband, shall we'll
charter and by-n VS.. pay to the said Hsso-
citation. until such time rs the shares Of
the stock shall be fully paid up, monthly
day Of May, 1894, In consideration Of the
sum Of $780, advanced to them by the
thirty-six shares Of stock The said Sa-
rah c. Nurney and John II. Nurney having
broken the conditions III said deed ana
defaulted In the said monthly payments.
the. undersigned trustees, being requested
SO to do by the Board of Directors Of the
said Associa tion will offer for sale ut pub
lie auction, on the premises. - m -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
ROI> INA

y There will be an Ice cream festival to-
night in the courthouse yard. proceed;
benefit HEREFORD, Jr., baseball team.
~ Is somewhat warmer to-day.
.ag Rev. Q. Ryders returned from Eliza
beth City to-day,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
Nnvni stores.

Rosin. s2.25 per barrel; pitch, 81 26 per
barrel; tar, $500 per pork barrel, and
$3.50 ligion: turpentine. 45c. per gallon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
TERMS:

One:fourth cash: balance In four equal
installments. evidenced by negotiable
notes bearing interest at the rate Of per
cent. per annum, and secured by deed Of
trust on the property. Cost OF recording
ana drawing the deed of trust to be paid
1or Dy the purchaser Or the purcha ser can
pay all cash. "a7F., -
II. f. ROGERS, Auctioneer.
ma2l-tds Nsl fNiF. ~ 7F-'T,, '.>'-''S>c'