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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22
A Beautiful Cantata--In Two Parts.
''The Flower Queen or 'The
Coronation of the Rose" at the X.
p. Opera House in Extra, Thursday
Evening, June 20, 1890.
ARGUMENT.

The Flowers meet in secluded
dell in the forest to choose their
queen. A person discontinued with
the world seeks, in the same place,
retirement from it's cares and dis
appointments. The flowers tell of
love and duty and the recluse learn
ing that, to fill we'll the station al
lotted by Providence, is to be hap
Ply, resolves to return again to use
fulness and contentment among his
fellow creatures
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22

There will be other anusenents
which the committee has not COM
pleted.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22

kese W My sIn Hsilysf
Suntlower. Miss Rose Foust
nIci: Mss MISS Ina Ina bruner
Heliotrope Miss Bessie Witthauer
Nignionette- Miss Letta Marietta
Violet Miss kathleen Delahoyde
Lily Miss Martha Bruner
Dandelion- Lillian Hunt
Japonica- Miss Flosse McAninch
Tulip --- Miss Gretchen Delahoyde
Touch Me Not klea Odell
Nightingale
SEMICHORUS OF POPPIES.
Woodward, Ruth Henry, Mary Campbell,
Agness Sickels, Edna Gransbery, Goldie
Watterson, BiIdie Connrardy, Grace Rab
son, and Emma leabson.
SEMI-CHORUS OF HEArHERBELLS.
ton, Lola Hatnler. Minerva Rabson, Mary
Dena Repass. Erie Hamler, Marion Patti
son, Charlie Wissler, and Harold Stranger.
Chorus and Semi-Chorus of all the Flowers
The Coronation of the Queen!
The Grand Parade of tee Flowers!
The Living Pyramid.
Tableau!
Every effort has been put forth by
the ladies of the church and the
young people taking part to make
this cantata one of the most sue
Cessful entertainments ever given
in Extra. Something over two humid
red yards of material has been put
into the costumes representing the
flowers. Popular prices, 25c and 35c;
children under fifteen years, 15c.
Tickets on sale at Will Hatuler's
drug store.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

Asheville was listed and assessed for
taxes in 1892 as the property of Cum
mings. and sold regularly by the tax
collector upon the failure OF Cummings
to pay the taxes. and a deed therefor
was made and delivered by the tax col
lector on June II, 1895. and registered
at once. BY virtue OF this deed defend
ant was in possession OF. and claims III
tie to the lot. Before the LOT was list
ed FOR taxes Cummings conveyed it by
a deeu OF trust tn secure debt, and
upon default the trustee, after due no.
tice and in compliance with all the
terms of the trust. sold the land. the
plaintif becoming the purchaser, and
the trustee conveyed ii to him, and
ne now claims title hereunder. Tho
court says:
Inc first question of law arising up,
on the facts submitted is this: Is the
plaintiff barred by the statute OF linn
itations contained in section co OF
chapter ll9 OF the Laws of 1895? Tha,
section reads as follows: NO action
for the recovery of real property sold
for the non-plyment of taxes shall lie.
unless the same be brought within
three years after tho sheriT's deed f.
made as above provided: -"
His Honor held that the plaintiffs
claim was barred by this statute. and
we think there was no error in this
ruling.
The other question IN the case
whether the tax sale had Invested the
ti;e OF Cummings and that Of the
trustee. and vested 1t in the purchaser.
the defendant-it les not really neces-
s9ry to decide. for upon our decision
OF the first question the right of the
rialnt!m to maintain an action for the
land has been answered in the mega
i've. But the case of Powell V. Skies.
III ~ c. 23i. leaves no doubt tina; the
defendant in this case got a good title
Mn4er the tax collectors deed.
FufCiiES ]. c0ncurs. in The IUdg-
nent upon the last ground stated in
the opinion. Affirmed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
ROlIER V. FERGUSON.

sup cine court OF Appeals of Virginia.
November Il. 1898.
a GRANToH CONVEYED LAND TO
y TRUSTEE TO SECURE NOTES
AND AFTERWARDS CONVEYED
1T WITH GENERAL WARHAN'rY
TO y GRANTEE WHO ASSUMED
TEE NOTES. THE TRUSTEE.
THEN CONVEYED TO THE SAME,
GRANTEE. WHO BECAME THE
OWNER OF THE NOTEs-HELD.
THAT THE LIEN CREATED py
THE DEED OF TRUST WAS NOT
MERGED OR IMPAIRED. BIT
EQUITY WILL KEEP 1T IN FOpcU,
FOR THE PROTECTION OF,
GRANTEES TITLE.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
s'he Norto,n mirn sc,o,.

At the last meeting OF the School
hoard Miss Lois Y. Cor3rew. of 1ls
Lovitt avenue. was elected a substi-
tute teacher for the High School. Miss
Corprew has stood the examination re-
quired by law and yesterday received
a letter from Superintendent pcbic in
structing her 10 report to Mr. R,i,
principal of the High School. for duty
MISS Corprew for twelve years tnurht
-s'ii.t'-vf ti,c best colleges of the
country and her graduates in lam
SuaSes nave been admitted to Wellors-
icy without examination. \ few wears
ago she went to Europe 10 perfer, her
pronunciation in French and German
MISS Corprew declined an offer from
Missouri College To accept the position
IN the Norfolk High School. Sh, saws
mat she finds the High School thor
ouSh'N uD-to-date in method and in
Struction. "
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
CHURCH. LEWIS CONDITION.
funeral ofMrs. r:inckburn.

The obseGuics Of the venerable and
respected Mrs. Arl Elizabeth Black
burn, VINO passed away from earth at
the residence of her son, Mr.. ]. t..
Blackburn. No. 46 Dartmouth street.
Thursday afternoon, were held from
Freemason Street Church of Christ
DiSciplesD at noon yesterday. The
services were conducted by the pas tor.
Rev. w. +. Smith. The remains were
laid to rest in Elmwood Cemetery.
Following were the pail bearers:
Messrs. Il. +. Steed j. 3. Earnest. NJ.
W. Mason. w. L. Brooke. r. G.. Zach.
airy. Samuel I.inthicum. c. NJ. Thurs
TON and Dr.. II. II. WAlker.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Observation-Disclosures.

LIPPENCoTTS.- THE March number
of this monthly has been received
from the publishers. Philadelphia. Its
contents embrace. The Sport OF Cir
cumstance," "a Complete story" by
Clarinda Pendlcton Lamar; Cuba
"Rccollec;ions of IL London Lawyer"
"lmrcrioliSm;" 'Braincrds Idol:'
perception OF the Picturesque"
Chinese Physicians in California: :"
"Mendacity as a Fine Art" His
Honor" Price % cents
THE COSMOPOLITAN.-This excel
lent magazine for March has been re-
ceivcd. II is splendidly illustrated and
It's table of contents are bright and in
terest!nG.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Y. VI. &. A. Gymnas,u,n ,o,cs

Monday night is ladies' night in the
gymnasium. Those who We're fortunate
enough TO get tickets out of the limited
number issued, will doubtless enjoy a
treat, as the following program would
indicate. There viii probably be only
one more OF these popular entertain
ments this season.
March and Dumb Bell Drill. Glass
High Kick. ...... Glass
Bag Punching. ........AIr y. Jacobs
Piano solo: Grande Nalse de Con-
ccrt...... .........Tlto Matter
Miss Lydia Macomb. of Norfolk Col
lege for Young Ladies.
Wand Drill...... .... Glass
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
HI NJ ciiIOriani.

IN memory OF HARRISON FERDRl,E
Jr.. who departed this life February *
loI. at MS nome at Bowdcn's Ferry Nor
iolk county, the grandson OF Capiniii II
Iiol!inu ana son of Harrison and Mayci,,
My precious Halle boy has gone.
Asleep in Jesus his spirit rests
y voice ! loved is st!llcd
- place Is vacant in my home
Which never can be filled
Untarnishe1 by sin. free from earth,s
lie vas pure as an angel. my beautiful
And my, my home was made bright by the
Which was with every thought of nv
heart Intervene. '
Ent our our Heavenly Father saw the fair
lie k ,IsSYah his pure spirit would by sin be
SO in Infinite love to Ills blest home Of
joy 'e Oh
lie took my Halle. my darling. my beau
tiful boy.
lie IS only removed to n dcathless shore
Hot lost precious Jewel. but gone heforn
Inc llcs arc not severed. but CLASH sill
Round my beautiful chi!d-angcrs heaven.
~ form.
Tho The bright llttlc caskct crumhles 70
lie who formed 1t at first Will again oil
ndiuSt: -' "''
Will say. though nv eyos bc vr.h ,...
Its the Lord; let Him do what soemcth
rcoi-its soo"' MOTHER.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed PROPOSALS will be received at the
office OF the CITY Engineer. Norfolk Va.
until II o'clock noon OF tho 9TH DAY or;
MARCH, \. D. 1890. for constructing
sewers In the Fifth or Bran beton Ward
OF tho City of Norfolk. Va.
Forms of proposals. copies OF spec.nca-
lions. approximate schedule of work and
instructions to bidders may be obtained,
ana plans and proiiles of proposed worl;
seen NJ the office OF the City Engineer
Norfolk. Va. Each BID must he accom-,
panied by certified check in the sum OF
Two Thousand Dollars $500 as a guar
antcc OF the good faith OF the bidder
which check will be forfeited as Uout
dated damages in tho event of the failure
or refusal OF mo sUcCcSsTui uTIfier to
enter into contract within two (2l weeks
OF the date or the awarding the contract
10 him.
y satisfactory bond in the sum Of
Twenty Thousand Dollars 0cOoOD for th,.
faithful carrying out of the contract viii
be required.
The right to reject any or oil BIDS IS
specially reserved.
(S!cn-dl
THE LOCAL BOARD OF IMPROVE
MEN'r or BRAMBLETON WARD
feS-iot-eod c. j. JONES. President.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
ANOTHER NEW s.NTEssuErsE.
y BONDED STORAGE WAREHOUSE
TO BE ERECTED HERE.

y prominent warehouseman. Of Bal
timore, representing n syndicate OF
baltimore ard Norfolk capitalists. was
in the city yesterday concluding ar
ransements for organizing and con-
Quoting bonded storage warehouse in
this city.
AS remarkable as it may appear.
there is 10 bonded warehouse in or near
this city ard all merchandise. wished
to be placed in bond. has to be shipped
To richmond or some other point where
Such facilities may be had.
ine new company now organized will
purchase the present Roper warehouse
ana tnofouaA II A-I-l.l,in and prepare the
same ~ ide most modern ard up-tO-
date style
The Baltimore gentleman, who is
connected with the warehouses Of Bal
umore. was most enthusiastic over the
prospcc; mere. lie says that the Bal
timore people are realizing what a
splendid field for investments Norfolk
and Vicinity presents.
The officers of the new warehou
company are: Capt. John l.. Roper.
president; Chas. j. Taylor. vice-presi-
dent. who * Il director in the Guardian
Trust and Deposit Company. the Third
National Bank ana The Casualty Com
pany, of Baltimore; II. Vernon Camp
bell. president OF the Campbell cell
Company ana the Citizens Ice Com
pany. of Baltimore. secretary and trca-
surer. and the following Board OF Di-
rectors: John l.. Watson. Portsmouth.
Va: Il. Il. Cooke, Norfolk. Va; Henry
q. Flcdderman, Il retired capitalist OF
Baltimore.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Scnbonrd Air Lines PrOGressIve 70
pntlcv.

Baltimore. Nd. February 24-Thc
new owners of the Scabcard Air Line
at its northern connection. on Chesa-
peake bay, the Baltimore Steam Pack
ct Company. are carrying oft plans IN
Baltimore which indicate that their
policy will be as progressive as that of
the former company. work is in pro-
ereS,i on extensive wharvcs and ware
houses on Light street. which will be
used by the Old Bay Line for its pas
sen2er business as soon as they -Nrc
completed. The wharves are nearly
200 feet In length and give ample ac-
Communications FOR the large steamers
Of the company. The buildings will in
ciG0c offices. waitinGrooms. and VIII
have large storage capacity. The
work is being done under The supcrvi-
sion of General Manager John Il. Shcr-
wood. and is being pushed ahead as
rapidly ass possible. In addition to the
i.4------- .l-Llrf Tho on RnV Line will also
have it's extensive whirvcs AT Un!On
dock. giving ii two terminals in Bar
timorc for the use of it's feet. which
cnmnrises five large and powerful
steamers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

the consent OF his friend. and forgot
10 return IL. and he was made to pay
ten pieces of silver for his forgetful-
ness.
cup mat Kills, and he was made to pay
TOUR pieces OF silver and he departed
n wiser and sadder man.
Phl Mariner and John Jones. Ham
lies violated the laws and the Judge
VIII lock- more fully into their cases
The judge had mercy upon DAME,
Munro and Robert Goodman. and tolG
them 10 depart IN peace ana be good.
TRANSFERS Ol7 REALTY.
In the clrrl's c'Hce Yesterday The fol-
lowing dyces ~ bargain and sale were
admitted yea record
Annie g. Stevens Of WASHINGTON. n.
G.. 90 Harriet X. ie3tman the lot WITH
improvements. 10. is Wood street
Louisa -. Eyrues and James c
lNrneS. hey husband. 10 Winoughhv T
Cco'e. a.l tncir right. titlc and interest
III tAs urop, rty Nos. eS6. 2sD and 2c-
Water street. and Nos. "a and 50 Union
street. in trust go hold. manage nuc
pay oyer the rests and profits arising.
th"reilom TO- Louisa -. Bvrues during
her life, ana afterwards TO james G.
\ dced dated Aprn S;h, 1890 from
county leasing To l.. =. Adams ana 10
ScNn =. htte for twenty years at a
rental 0r $3.50 per anuum. the property
bounded hy Water street. Coil,uercial
Row Nivson street extended ana the
ferry ap0roach. was admitted to record
in the clerks otiicc Yesterday
GENERAL COURT NOTES.
j. c. Jones brought sui, in the United
states District Court yesterday against
me schooner George w Croswcll. Of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
MAIN LINE SCHEDULE OF
Ola Dominion Steamship Company
For February.

Owing to tho interruption to main line
schedule on account OF recent Indictment
weather and the temporary Withdrawal
OF steamship jamestown for repairs.
the sailings will be as follows:
Sunday, February 81, Old Dominion, 3
p. III.
Monday. February %. Princess Anne.
(cXpD, & n. III.
Tuesday. February IS, Richmond
freight only. p. m.
No ship out from Norfolk on Sunday.
February 10Th. or Friday. February
%f'h. fel9-tfe2S
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
NOTICE.

Tho Understand has purchaser or ru,a
" Peed. administratriN of Horace s
reed. deceased, her .ntcrcs; as s,cn nd
HllhiStraiIiN IN the assets and business of
composed Of the said Horace $. Pccd and
the undcr*igncd. and Will hereafter carry
on at the old stand of the said nrn ~
business OF Wholesale and Retaii sim
Chandlers ard Groceries N ali lis
branches. under the name ana styic of +
~. JORDAN * co
All persons indebted to the late firm Of
i. NJ. PEED " son will please make
payment TO the undersie ned
ieA-Im }, VI. JORDAN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

Vocal Solo: Star Light. Star
Bright. $500. ...... .....
Miss Eunice Mnton. of Norfolk Col
lege for Young Ladies.
Diving through ropes and mat work
Vocal Solo: The Bandolero" ...
......... Leslie Stewart
Mr. William Richards.
= ''sl!iS.- CLASS
Fancy Bicycle Riding Mr.. w. II. Ward
Home. Sweet Home"
The Juniors will give gymnasium
exhibition Tuesday afternoon at AIS
O'Clock. Tickets have been issued. and
can be had ut desk or from members
free.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Faithfully Hurt,

MIR. Tully Dozler In the employ of
Mr. S. S. Damn at his meat stall. in
the City Market. met with quite n
painful accident yesterday morning
lie slipped from n small box on which
ne was standing. while attempting To
hang side of veal ON an upper rack.
catching his right hand on one of the
= It;-ia- Efaf.!sS-nf- lower rack making n
ugly wound
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Died.

- kEI INSiER.-At O'Clock D. M. tho
10Th day of February. at the residence OF
ms ~ialher' l53 Duke street. c. W. KEEL
us funeral ii take place from nhovc
residence MONDAY. 27th. at Ii a. IN.
BURRUS the residence of her
mother, No. lGG Wood street. Saturday.
TSnruary 10Th, 1879, At 2;lj O'Clock u. M
i,ihlnn g.. daughter of Sally T. ana the
ia,e Ihomas G. Burruss, aged - years.
Inc funeral VIII take place from above
Friends OF the family are Invited to M:
tend. ~ at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
var. Richards Engaged.

Mr.. VIM. Richards, the basso. recent
~ arrived from Knoxville has been en-
gagged to sing at Christ Church. Prof.
Miller appears to be strengthening his
choir with only the best material that
can be had. With Mr.. Richards and
Miss Sallie Kindred Williams Christ
Church has two solo artists of fine
ability. and the high standard of the
music at this church Will be easily
maintained.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
SfiiIfi, Vnsh.nyton,

Several OF the delegates from bust
ness and trade organizations. who wen,
to Washington to urge the passage of
the Eight Hour law. are still at the
National Capitol. They expect "A vote.
to be taken on the measure to-mor-
row Major Johnston. who was called
south, is expected in Washington when
the bill comes before the House.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

a telegram was received here yester-
day from Toney Bacigaluppo. son of
Andrea Bacigaluppo. who fell dead on
Main street Friday stating that he
would arrive in the city to-day to take
charge of his fathers remains. The
body is still at the morgue. as no re-
quest was made to have it prepared for
burial.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
MISSIONARY 10 Brat, Hero.

Rev. john Means, missionary to
Brazil from the Protestant Episcopal
Church in America. is visiting Norfolk.
BY special appointment he will preach
at the following Episcopal churches
to-day: Christ Church at II a. m: St.
Pauls g.; p. m, and at ST. Peters
Church. Brambleton. at p. m on
each occasion he will give an interest
ing account Of his work in Brazil.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

There seems - he little chance for the
recovery Of James Mulholland. Infor-
mation from st. Vinccnt's Hospital late
last night was to the effect that he was
fast sinking. and the chances were even
that he would not live through the
NIGHT. Everything possible is being
done for the unfortunate young man.
but he is 80 weak that the doctors can
not probe for the bullet.
CHURCH LEWIS CONDITION.
The bullets in the leg and arm %
Church Lewis We're apst:acted yester-
day and he is resting easy. There is no
fear entertained for his recovery The
lead was located by means OF the
May.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Sew Broom Factory.

y broom factory has been started in
the rear Of the Merritt ~ Chapman
Wrecking Company's Office. at l24 Main
street The machinery has arrived and
work commenced.
Mr.. +. X. Deford. who has been CON
necied with the wrecking company. is
general manAgar
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
LYMAN V. HUNTER.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
December 20, 1898.

AN ACTION by ~ PURCHASERS
FROM y TRUSTEE UNDER 4
DEED OF TRUST TO RECOVER
LAND FROM ONE WHO BOI-GHT
1T WHEN SOLD FOR TAXES. IS
BARRED Fly THE STATUTE OF
LIMITATIONS. UNLESS IT IS
BROUGHT WITHIN TUREt.
YEARS AFTER THE MAKING OF
THE SHERIFF'S DEED.
y TAN DEED CONVEYS A GOOD
TITLE AS AGAINST \ DEED OF
TRUST MADE BEFORE THE
LAND WAS LISTED FOR TAXES.
This was controversy submitted
without action. a lot in the city of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

S. y. Cor. Nebraska ana Union sis
JAS. NJ BA ETON. Prep and Manager
WILEY HAMILTON. Amus'm't Director
open ever niSht IN the year. Smoking
to,date Vaudeville entertainment.
Matinees. Tues. Thurs and salts nj .
j. M Evening performances continuous
from Til Il. Admission. 10. ID and &C.
ja22-ly
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

MT EETING-THE ANNUAL. MEET
IVA, ing of tho TinEWATER PERPEr-
AL HClDiNG AND LOAN ASSOClA-
IloN will be held at the company's Of
nee, No. - llank street. on WEDNES-
DAY, March Sth. 1889 at 7;90 r. m
>, w II. TAYLOR. President.
II l. rAGE. Secretary. fc2i-Ilt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Is1E auw L:GIsrsU1pN,,.
GIVEN LAST NIGHT AT THE VIR-
GINA CAFE.

The Norfolk New Light Company
gave a supper At the Virginia Cafe last
--.--l.. A,-,.i-.i,- 49,. .nnand Ia, tho OIL
ccrs directors and some of the stock
holders OF the company and 4 number
OF guests. 1t was an elegant and
agreeable affair ana enjoyed by all
nrcsent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
WEATHER REPORT.

washington. February 25.-Forecast
Tor Sunday:
Notwithstanding cloudlness. pro,
papiy rain: warmer; fresh to brisk
easterly winds.
North Carolina-Ra!n; warmer: brisk
to high easterly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
JAMES WNITCOMB RILEY

Has been secured for public appear
4ncc in the Academy OF Music Norfolk
lie Will GVe selections from his works
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH =.
-NdNance sale OF seats at usual scale of
g. at box office
LITERARY AND SOCIETY EVENT.
tgt-SL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

EVERY RECOGNIZANCE TAKEN
OF y PERSON CHARGED WITH
CRIME MUST BE CONDITIONED
THAT HE APPEAR BEFORE THE
COURT. JUDGE OR JUSTICE. TO
ANSWER FOR THE OFFENCE
WITH WHICH HE is CHARGED.
y RECOGNIZANCE S IL o u l. d
SHOW ON IT'S FACE THAT IT'S
CONDITION Is TO DO SOME ACT
FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF
WHICH IT MAY BE PROPERLY
TAKEN. AND THAT THE COURT
OR OFFICER, BEFORE WHOM IT
IS TAKEN HAS AUTHORITY TO
ACT IN CASES OF THAT GENER-
AL CHARACTER.
a RECOGNlZANCE OF A PERSON
CONVICTED OF AMISDEMEANOR
CONDITIONED THAT HE WILL
APPEAR BEFORE THE COURT AT
y FUTURE DAY AND NOT DE-
PART WITHOUT LEAVE THERE
OF TO ANSWER IT'S JUDGMENT
IS VOID.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
NEE ING~.

~ HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
A STOCKHOLDERS or THE LYNN
tlANEN SYNDICATE will be held at the
Compay's Office. No. Sc Main street. Nor
folk. Va, on THURSDAY, March 2Sd.
1883, at II III.
ROBT. W. LAME.
le-5-tu Secretary
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

icatc. having trouble with ms heart and
lungs. His condition was such that when
ne attended school. the air in the : hooi
room affected him. consequently taught
him n home
His condition has boon constant
care and anxiety. could not get his life
insured as no company would take th,
SIX. We travelled for the benefit of his
health. but II was useless. II was awful
To hear him talk. as his voice sounded
so hollow.
" We Formerly lived in Washington. u
g. and three specialists said he had no
constitution ana could not live through
October. and any overdue excitement or
intense not weather meant sudden death
lie NEEDED constant care and proper nour-
.shmcnts'
=, Everything possible was done. bat he
did not get any better About .!ghf
months ago was advised to give Browns
Iron litiers TO John, which | did.
lite was benefited at once After us
ing three bottles he was SO much i'm
proved that he Went 10 work. ana Is nov.
DONG We'll. He has had n medcln. OF
Doctor sncc, and our admiration for
Browns lion Bi;terS is unbounied."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
A n,HcrrHH4.,.......

Mr.. Albert Ernest Owens. OF this city,
son of Rev. W. L. Owens. OF Matthews
county. is not the \. f. Owens who was
arrested several weeks ago for volat-
ing the postal laws in that county. The
young men have the same name and
are said 10 resemble each other, and
these facts have occasloued Mr..
owens, OF this city. much annoyance
Attention is called to the great auc-
zion salas of the McCloary- Mcclellan
Live stock Company every Wednesday
and Friday.
For ncNt Wednesday,. March 1st. they
Will have about 500 head OF choice
H'Tscs mn TTTUTT7- rf77-r1 T7tt777
extra mic" drivers. some saddlers and
the usua! number of bloc5y built
chunks for general work ana the South
ern trade. Also car load az extra
big drafts and ulcnty OF mules OF
every kind
'fney also have for private sale forty
tread OF standard bred trotters. road
horses and brood mares. and four
beautiful colts By such s!res as Red
wilkes and Dictator. fe2G-st
Read ]. W. Phillips "ad." Of steam
boat INES. ja2S-lms