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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
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Edenton, y. c.. April l3.-(Special.)-
me caich OF fish this week has been
very good with our fishermen.
several low, muddy places in our
streets are being shelled.
Several life insurance agents are in
town this week
Mr.. J, II. Harris, Of New York, rep
reseAiins Ca,eb Haley g. Co., after
spending several days here in the inter
csi OF the firm, left this moron!ng for
Elizabeth GIN
Presiding Elder a. F. Tyler. Of Eliza
nc.h City, Is Il the Bay View to-day.
The soda water fountains will soon
begin operations.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
III I.IFAX.

Halifax. n. c., April 1a.-(specjal>-
Mrs. Dan l'ie'ds arrived here vasterdav
from The Rapids.
Mr.. X. II. Daniel left this week for
y !imin@ton. n. c.. where he Is store
Eeener in the revenue department.
Hfhe old Gary house, near the Wal
dori, IS being moved around, and some
improvements are TO be made
MI j. \. Stephenson was In town
yesterday.
The Rev. f. c. Rose and wife are Wis.
i.ing here -
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RnrEes Sold.
baltimore SUM

Mr.. John Roney has sold the barges
Denie Hastings and Robert Healy to
Marshall < Son. OF Norfolk, where the
purchasers will use them for lighterag
business. Both vessels were formerly
Bay crafts, but their papers having
been surrendered they are no longer
considered part Of the merchant marine
OF the United States
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
HEREFORD.

licrtford y. G.. April 12.-(Spccial.)-
me George Il. King Bridge company
on Dea Mo;ncs. Iowa, was the lowest
blGner and received the contract ia
pnild the new badge al $4,000.
M George II. Crafts, OF Atlanta. was
!ntOwn yesterday
MeSSrs: Levi & Co. Of Tdenton. will
open their goods in the old Smith store
this Week
Mrs Bert White has secured the ser.
wees or Miss Vail, Of Baltimore. as
trimmer in her millinery store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
AUCTION SALES-FUFURE nav
trustees Sale OF Valuable City Property

v.
RI VIRTUE or THE PROVISIONS
- OF two deeds of trust from Martha e
Bel to me as trustee one dated October
~ 1880, and the other dated October 29th
1871 and duly recorded, and by direction OF
me creditors secured by said deed. shall
sell at public auction at the Real Estate
r. n$ShangS: Ne. ZIG Main street in the city
o. Norfolk. N!rg!nia, on TUESDAY, TIE
26th DAY OF APRIL. 1897, at ~ M
ALL TIL AT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND.
with the three story brick building there
on, numbered 90 (old numbeD, on the south
S!Ge OF Cove street, In the city Of Norfolk,
Virginia. and bounded and described as
follows:
On the north by Cove street, on the east
by the property of Charles l.. Stone on the
south by, the property of the odd Fellows,
ana on the west by the property of James
Simmons.
TERMS:-One-thir7 r"~,, ere t,,n r@f-
ance on II cred OF . ana 4. months M.In
interest from day of sale, to be secured by
notes ana deed Of trust upon the prem
lscs at the expense OF the purcha ser, or ut
the option Of the purchaser. he may pay
cash r. r. BORJ.tND
Trustee
II. Il. ROGERS,
apparatus AuctiOncer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
alorl4- ids

PG VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
dated March 18th, 1891. duly recorded in
y H. 70. T. 2. Clerks Office Corporate
CGuTt Norfolk City. Va, and At request
OF the creditors therein secured, shall sell
at public auction at IL o'clock m, THURS
DAY April 18th. 1877, at the Norfolk Real
ilStatc E%change. ALL THAT CERTAIN
LOT OF LAND. with improvements there
on, situated In BrambletQn, Norfolk CITY,
Va. and bounded as follows: BeginninE
AT Il point on the eastern line Of Park ave-
nue.; distant $50 feet; thence castcrly par
aiiel OF Bond street: thence southerly
along Park avenue 1875 feet thence east
crly parallel WITH Bond street l5l feet to
land formerly J. G. polura's: thence
northcrly along said Pollarl's land 125 feet
10 land formerly Of Newton F.tz: thence
westerly along said Fits land ISL feet
to the point Of beginning
TERMS CASH
". ]. BANTER, JR.,
Substituted Trustee
TOWNSEND e JOYNES.
APT AuctioncerS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
DoMEsTICs.

yard, worth &c.
10000 yards Unblea clled Cotton at 2lsc
4 yard
Extra heavy Unbleached Cotton, yard
wide, Al 4i&c. yard
Androscoggin Bleachcd Cotton at sac a
yard.
Fruit of the Loom Beached Cotton at
Giac. q yard.
10-i Bleached sheeting, good quality at
15c. n yard
1o-i unbleachcd Sheeting at 12Hc. n yard
Shifting Calico. Be. a yard--lcngths to
yards
Standard Shifting Calico 3lac. yard
Fifty pieces yard vide Pctcale, 61ac. u
yard.
Cotton BIrdeye, % inches wide, SC a
piece: q inches wide. 42c. piece
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
DRESS GOODS,

Double width Shepherds plaids. in
black and white at Sc.
Fancy Checks. double width, all colors
ana black and white. l0c and 12l&c. a yard.
Just received-5,G00 yards Rustic Cam
brio, black and colors-remnants-ya
wide. 312c. yard.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
a Work OF Art.

There is as much art in the manufac-
turc Of fine era ckers as there Is In paint
ing beautiful landscape. Langdon'
Virginia Butter Crackers are as near
perfection as is possible for the bakers
art TO attain. For delicacy of flavor
they are unsurpassed.
Once eaten never forgotten.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

a l. REQUEST o FCREDITOR THERE
in secured aud in comp ance with deed
OF trust dated APRIL 18th, 1893, and duly re-
corded In -. Il: lo7, y: 90, Corporation Court.
NORFOLK, va. shall sell 2! public auction
10Th, 1897: at the Norfolk Real Estate FIX
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT or LAND
with brick dwelling house thereon. si,uat-
cd In BRA mbleton Ward. Norfolk CITY Va
and bounded and described as follows
to,"it: Beginning at the southeast
side or Rose avenue, at a DOint
iifiy-two feet six inches from It's
Intersection with Cla rbornc avenue
thence extending IN n SOuthweSterly dtrcc-
ton along Rose avenue twcnty-siX feet
three inches: thence extending in n south
castcrly direction one hundred feet thence
parallel with Rose avenue
twenty SIX feet three inches. and thence
northwosterly one hundred feet to thn
point Of hcGinn ng. Being the same prop
crty conveyed to y. N. E,ley by c. r. Oil
Yer ana wife BY deed OF July 9Th. 1899
TERMS CASH
J. y. LOWNSBERY, Tr~stec
TOWNSEND d JOYNES
apls-tus AuctioneerS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
ALL OVER The STATE:
News From the Mountain TO the Sea Com
pressed Into a Column.
TWO MOST REMARKABLE ACCIDENTS
a Negro Burned TO Dcnih In u Grave.
yard aud n little IhiId'S tTouilcr-
fHl Escnpe from urntn in III. iiniI.
3Es road Disaster at Harrisburg, SIM
tiny--Wceitiy Crol, i,ul,ctin

s..- Raleigh, n. c.. April 3--(Specialy--
. The Republicans OF the Fourth warI
OF this city last evening Mad a mestlM~
and carried out the proposed plan OF
endorsing an independent Democrat for
& Mayor
54I It is asserted here that Julius i. For
tune. who quite recently came 10 This
city from Shelby, came with the prom
53tse from Senator Pritchard that he
was to have the position OF clerk Of
the United Sta:es District Court which
Nathaniel ]. Ridd:ck has held for 81
years ]. G. l.. Harris vas asked to-
day for the facts in the case, ana gave
what IS said above, adding that pledge
ton precedent 10 The endorsement Of any.
person for judge by Fr!,chard.
$85 Captain =. r. c. II amb cy, We'll known
as a breeder Of fine cattle In Rowan
county. who recently sold his hery 10
vanderbilt Will make Oxford his flu
SIre home
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ihe Union Central life Insurance
t'uIiInany

NUN trs among Its policy holders many
q Norlolks best business men. Thomas
-. Sehrell, general agent, Haddington
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
GOLD MEN MAY RETURN.

: Senator Butler says IN his paper to-
day that he thinks there IS some dam
Z ger that the gold Democrats vii go
back into3the Democratic party, ana 10
Some extent at least get control Of that
organization; that II Chs should hap
4 pen, then the rank and iiic Of the Demo-
cratic party would come almost in a
Il body to the Peoples Party, ana we
could defeat the Republican gold and
monopoly candidate and elect o PEOPLES
Party President with co-opern l.on Of
the silver Republicans He then saws
q Lhe Republicans are putting agents al
! work among the Populists to induce
{ them TO do something foolish. re con
Giudes:#'We appeal to every true Popu-
!! isl who may have been mislel By the
middle OF the road cry to b. on his
guard and not be caught in this Shy
lock trap
The Populists OF Edgecombe county,
& et meeting last Friday. repud.ated ali
lat1lre did. 5}.
80 Wo gconvicts- from Gates county. and
from Halifax are tho latest
4 arrivals isls at the penitent!ary.
HuND E1RfSuL ALL AROUND.
4 - 81 " remarkable accident occurred at
yesterda lay. "A negro woman
4 pas burned Ito death ina sravey ard.
IA the 1tbar hand there was wonder
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
SHIRT WAISTS AND SKIRTS.

Shirt Waists and Skirts. Fine Numbered
Shirt Waists. choice colors. mt SIC
Zine line Of LaunIcred Shirt Waists de.
tachablc collars, i9c.
Ladies' Skirts. all the new spring checks
full four yards wide, S1.2J
Ladies' Skirts. black figured Erill:antinc
iuil . yards wide. Special, $3.50
Ladies' Skirts, al! wool Fancy Checks. 5
yards wide, $3.50.
Ladies Skirts. black ana colorcd. figured
Brlliiahtine, yards vide. $20O $780, $500.
$3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

mig $ suit, All Wool Checks, Plaids, etc,
III double breasted, strong, durable and
hVn MAIZE to look well and wear we'll, and
4nh 10 bring you back Our factory price .
Children's Knee Pants, to ii years, dura-
~ pie, well made (no fire sale hum r)
.lXQ no rake methods allowed: all you want
IJ0b. while they last Our factory price
chlld's Knee Pants, ages 4 to II years
grey mixed TwCcds, etc: we don't sa Y
Scotch, but good all the same Our
m factory price ......... ............
~ Chi!d's Knee Pants: ages to II years, in
i1ne All Wool Checks, Chcviots and
liomespun-modern wonder Our fac
1orv price ............ Observation-Disclosures.
10 Mems Pants, all sizes durable in quality
IN styles assorted: mostly fancy Stripes.
: ~ Our factory price ............ ............
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

omps Cannot gnn s sne +png the rush after
,S store h otMng pTses that
shulevl
orl
lying stubborn dice
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18
SANTA rs ROUTE.
Now and Improved Train Service.

Denver 20 California IN two days.
Two fast trains daily 10 Kansas City
and Chicago.
Seven hours quicker time 10 New
Mexico. Fl Paso and Mexico.
These are some Of the ise;;=ssxessaa,iis
offered 10 Colorado travellers by the san
"a Fe railroad.
The through sleeping and chair ear
service has also been erteoded.
Fred Harveyis dining cars and bouses
arc too well known and LIKED 10 need
mention
Going east, west or south from Colors-
do the best route Is the Santa fe.
Excellent local service between Den
yer. Colorado Springs, Maniioa and
Pueblo.
For information and reservations call
on any agent or address
j. p. HALL, General Agent,
100 Lawrence Street, Denver, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

Durrant, California,s celebrated
murderer, has been sentenced 10 be
hung on January Z. This is the
fourth time be has been sentenced,
but there is no certainty tina, he will
hang yet. His parents still have a
little money left so the lawyers will
continue to raise legal techniczltie-
and produce alleged confessions until
the game is played ont.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

The most remarkable OF recent
events has been prolonged struggle
OF Mrs. Nancy Mckinley, mother OF
onr president, against death Al
though 50 years old when stricken
with paralysis and pronounced b, the
physicians TO he dying. her wonder.
full constitution resisted the disease
for ten days. She died last Saturday
night
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

Tne freight rate war il over and
the old rates will be rrstored after
January !. II makes so difference
to the smaller town. as the railroads
have. IN violation Of the inter state
commerce law, been charge full rates
to small towns while giving reduced
rates TO the cities.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

The recount OF the votes in FL Paso
county revealed the fact that in one
,,-c~'rrt out OF total of l1S votes
II Iallo.s were deui le marked, and
therefore thrown out Yet there are
some people who defend this lidicu-
Ions method Of voting and want to
make it more complicated still 1t is
impossible to get a full expression OF
the will Of the voters as it is. In
Prowers county at the recent elec-
ton fully 20 per cent of those voting
missed some OF the most important
offices.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

The Postal Telegraph Company
has decided 10 spend large sum Of
money the coming year in itnprusing
and extending their facilities for
handling their business, and they will
keep this policy up until they reach
all available in the United States and
neighboring countries
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

A portion OF the republicans in
congress are making an attempt to
repeal portion Of the civil service
law, aud they expect the help OF q
large number OF democrats who are
anxious to have Cleveland's appoint
tees fired.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

Whether the battle e-ship Kentucky
shall be christened with whisky or
champagne is one OF the grave social
Iroblems OF the year. Bnt more
serious question will be how to make
a vessel OF that name sail on water.
Globe Democrat.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

The interest being taken in the
second Leutgert trial is much less
than on the former occasion. The
late Boston census showing large
decrease in the supply Of old maids
has removed from the affair the pos
sibilities of speculative venture.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

Bryan is visiting in Mexico, and
the half clothed, half fed inhabitants
of that country will now have an OPP
portuhisy of contrasting the beauties
OF mouth free silver with the wretched
misery OF the real thing.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

Five New Mexico would be train
robbers were captured this week
without n shot being fired. They
must have besn green at the business
Indeed to have allowed the New
Mexico authorities TO capture them
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

Cuba has been enjoying a season
of bull lighting. aud it has been dem
onstrated that the Spaniards are much
more capable OF fighting Gagged ami
mails than they are Of exterminating
armed rebels
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

A recount OF the ballots of the late
election by the court at Colorado
Springs has wiped out fusion ma.
jority OF over two hundred aud elect
ed the republican candidate.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

The Klondike boom has turned ont
about like the one last year at West
Greek in Colorado. There is a bigger
stampede to get out than there was
to get in
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

A New Jersey man has established
large factory to make sausage out
of broken down horses. This meth
cd Of increasing the sausage supply
leads to less embarrassment than the
Leutgert-
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

Mark Hanna has recovered from
his recent sickness, and canvass Of
the Ohio Legislature shows that he
will easily be re elected senator No
wonder the democrats are unhappy.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

A number OF the valley towns are
raising large library funds This
would be good example for Lamar
to initiate.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

A Kentucky horse sold for sixty
Thousand dollars last week Horse
flesh is once more taking a raise in
the world.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18
srocKHoLDERs- MEETING.

TUE annual uae-tins 81 the staekhoiAers os
j The Firsi Ssti.nnzl Bsnk Of Lamar Cotors-
do, vii b. held At the Banking koosn ca Tees
day ianuary II, LOO. AT o'eks-ck r. NJ foe the
s,arpo.e of elsctinE ba.rd of DIRECTORY for the
esssainx Iear and the trsnssrfsoa q scrh oiber
ht..ius-~. a. ma, properly curpe before il.
W. g GOULD. Cashier.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-18

East Main Street
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-12-25

property within the district of Ne
braska, and that Amelia Ii. Clark, Lulu
Clark Cook, Frank M. Cook, Eta Mar.
garet Clark, BERTHE l.. Clark, and Dora
A. Perry. are defendants in said suit.
and are not inhabitants OF, and have not
been found within said district, and
have Lot voluntarily appeared herein
now on motion OF s. L. Geiethardt, solic.
itor for the complainant, it is considered
by the court, and
ORDERED, That the respondents
last above named, and each Of them.
appear and plead. answer or demur to
the compliments bill OF complaint on or
before the End day Of February, 1898.
and that in default thereof. an order be
entered in this cause taking said bill
pro confesso. 1t is further
ORDERED, That at least twenty
days before said End day Of February
1888, copy OF this order be served upon
each OF said last named respondents
wherever found, If practicable. and also
upon the person or persons in posses
sion. or in charge, Of the real property
described in the bill Of complaint. if any
there be, or in lieu thereof, that a copy
OF this order be published for six con
scCutiSc WEEKS III i HE OOCRIER. OF Lin
coin. q newspaper published and in gen.
eral circulation in said district OF Ne
braska. WV. II. MUNGER,
Judge.
HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA. 81.
j. Oscar b. Hills, Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of the United States for the
District Of Nebraska, do hereby certify
that the above ard foregoing is a true
copy of an order entered upon the Jour.
nal OF the proceedings Of said court in
the Gauss therein entitled: that bayo
the sane with the original
entry OF said order and it is a true tran
script therefron and Of the whole
thereof.
Witness my official signaturs and the
zeal OF sid Court at Omaha, in said
District, this 9Th day OF December, 1897.
Isru1 OSCAR B. HILLS,
Clerk
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-12-25
to come down .

to come down. She gave a jerk, there
was eound OF tearing cloth, and Miss
Norton placed her foot on the floor.
A moment later. the class glanced up
tosee the tall and dignified Miss Norton
walking with quick. jerky steps from
the room. Her shoulders wers stoopod
very much forward, her hat was awry,
her collar had slipped up about her ears,
her lips were drawn into thin line and
her cheeks were burning red. She closed
the door after her with a little slam, and
the class heard her running down the
hall. She entered the girls cloak room
breathiess, with her books falling from
her arms
"Oh-Oh-quick, help mel" she gasp
ed to group Of girls who sat around a
table.
Il can't get it out alone! There it goes
again! Oh, shall die. I know l shall
die! O-o-o-!" and she ended in q
long wall.
whats the matter? Quick! tell me-"
tall girl gasped, a. she rose hastily
from the window seat. Shall / run to
the Office? What"
What's the matter? Natter" Miss
Norton screamed; why its a bug
down-my-back"
"Oh," the other girl SAIL slowly.
Miss Norton paid no attention to her.
She was moaning family and was TAX
ing off her shirt waist as fast as she
could. She flung her collar on the floor
and slipped off her waist. Then she
turned to the tall girl. "Now get it.
she said. land hurry; or 1 shall faint
The other girls had gathered around
and were watching Miss Norton with
white faces.
The tall girl put her hand down Mics
Norton's back.
How cold your hand is," she said.
"Oh, don't take it away! Quick! It's
again.
The tall girl put her hand back again.
There" she said. I've got it." ana she
drew her hand out.
Miss Norton breathel deeply, and
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-12-25

leaned against the radiator.
The tall girl h.id the bug in her hand,
looking at it sobsrly.
Throw it away ooh how can sher'
The nasty, ugly thing" "Myw came
from the group of girls gathered around.
There was queer expression on the
tall girls face. She held out her hand
to the girls. They drew back at first.
with little cries of fear, but presently
they all broke into screams OF laughter.
How cruel to laugh" Miss Norton
gasped angrIly from the radiator. Its
an awful experience. My nerves are
completely shattered" and she cried
weakly.
The tall girl began to laugh too. Miss
Norton leaned forward with a sudden
suspicion and looked into the tall girls
extended hand. There was collar but
ton in it.
II hope none Of you will speak Of this"
Miss Norton began with dignity, but
she broke down at the expression on the
faces Of those about her, and pleaded
"Oh, girls. don't tell-please don't tell
But somehow the story got out.
HARRIET M. COOKE.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-12-25
First publication December H.
NOTICE.

At session Of the United States Cir
cult Court for the District of Ne
brsska, continued and held pursuant
to adjournment, at the court room in
the City Of Omaha, on the 7th day OF
December. 1897. present, the Honora-
ble William II. Munger. Judge pre-
siding. the following, among other
proceedings, were hao and done, TO-
wit:
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-12-25

Burlington Route Playing Cards.
Those elegant cards Of the very bes.
quality only 10 cents per deck. For sale
at B & NJ depot or city Office, corner 10th
and o streets.
t. II 81 81.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-12-25
IT.
GA T.
ORDER ON Assent
DEFENDANTS.
In Charcery.

Now on this 9TH day of December.
1897, a regular day of the November 1897
term OF said court. it having been made
to appear TO the satisfaction of said
court. that this is suit to enforc ca
mortgage lien by foreclosure on real