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Obituary

jesse Gale was born September r.
1870. and died at hs home in piagah.
May 20. 1899 after lingering illness
ofteveral months.
Brother Gallo Joined tho NJ u. church
over 81 years ago and has been q
faithful member eyer since. lie was
an exemplary citizen. loved and es-
teemcd bv Oh who knew him. Although
badly afflicted for quite number Of
Yoars he bore It. ail patiently. and
managed tn provide we'll Tor his family
and leave them quite a comfortable
home. lie was married January let.
1865 10 Martha Liston. who with their
tour daughters arc left TO mourn his
death. Brother Gale was loving
husband and kind and induieent
father
Ills funeral services we're conducted
from Pisgah NJ. r Church, June lat
$500 by Rsvs @ = Feather and ". ID
piuson
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CAPT MEMO.

4kDuIt
Correspondence OF The Argus
Samuel Gale was ~ Easton last Monday
Miss BETA Molbee spent Sunday at home
samuel shanor OF Tyrone, was here last week
on business
Mrs william shaner is improving under DR.
CoJun's caro-
MrsL Kigor Of Morgautown. Is visiting
friends hero
Charles Gale and Harry shansr wero az Nor
gautowu last Saturday
Mrs Robert Wolfe spent Sunday with her
brother L Cupp Of Dellslow
jenkins who has boeu IN Pittsburg the
past two weeks has returned home
oscar Cress has been at Rockville to soc his
mother who Is not expected 10 live
Mr and Mrs Q A Spar Of Beech Run, were
visiting Mrs spar's parents, Mr. and Mrs J. }
Moor last week
Miss bessie Gibson who has been visiting
here the past two weeks, has gone 20 Morgan
town 10 visit her sister
Mrs jennie Darwin who has boon visiting her
father, "A Cobun and other friends here the
past two weeks. has gono % hor home az ca
yer, Pa
Rtoeso,s
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Albnshtsville.

sAANG4k AksNA4AOs
Correspondence 81 abe Argue.
Oau Martin is QSite sick at this
time
Clyde Crane was callor in town
Monday.
Miss Nina Leuhart is the CUES, OF
Katie Faulkner,
Miss lsa Bishop spent part OF last
week at Terra Alta
Mr.. Jacob Thomas of Iiniontown.
is visiting friends here,
Guy Elliott and wife attended the
festival hero Saturday.
o, A. Beerbower attended the picnic
near TunneItou. Saturday.
Ray ROdeheayer and sister attended
the festival here Saturday.
Mrs A. A. Brown has returned from
visit To her friends in Parsons.
Mrs Mary Shaw returned Friday
from weeks visit in kiugwood
Miss Groves Of near Terra Alta. il
visiting at tho Rev. l. {. Martins
Mr. aud Mrs Ray Bishop. were the
guests of George Bishop, Saturday.
Miss Cora Mcknight, ono Of Terr,
Atlas pretty girls, spent Saturday In
town
MIR. and Mrs, George Bishor are at
Rsedsville, visiting Mr.. Bishops
brother.
John Elliott and wife OF Terra Al.a.
we're the guests OF Thomas Dunns over
sunday.
Mrs Carrie Friend and daughter. Of
Mt Lake, are tho guests OF Rev.
Friend.
Chas r. Metzlcr, wife and daughter.
OF Independence, are visiting at Noah
Metzlers
Misses AMMO aud Ida Sypult, OF
Terra Alta. are visiting their cousin,
Maud Sypult'
John w. Rodeheaver and family. at
tended Chiidren's Day at Wesley
Chapel. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gidley Of Morpantovp
attended the funeral of Mrs. GiGlov's
mother here, Friday.
Rev Warden and son. of Terra Alta.
spent several days here last week, the
guests OF Rev. Faulkner.
Mrs. ID. A Beavers ~ Kinrwood md
her neico OF ST. George, were the guests
OF Mrs. j. H. Welch Sunday.
The ice cream festival held hero
Saturday by tho ladies of the Baptist
church was quite success financially.
Misses Kettle Liston, Annie Smith
Titia Liston and Mr.. Miller were stop
ping at the River House, Saturday
night.
Rev r w. Chichester. T.. NJ. Albright
aud wife, Misses Estello Chidester and
Nellie Albright spent Friday at N. j.
Gibsons OF st. Joe
Mrs Katie Mcknight, an aged and
respected lady, died at hor home near
here Wednesday night, The funeral
service was conducted in tho NJ T..
church Friday morning, by the Rev.
Henry Friend, after which the body
was laid to rest in tho cemetery at
this place
July IA, 1899.
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Correspondence i1r tHo Argus
Every 'Hly here is nusNiuE. ~ So
coal mines arc bciug opened, tlo D.
d. o.. Railroad i' laying now tr...
merchant DOING % lively business.
,bo now 81 IT, church nearing com
p0eton Hr Lynch. of Ncvbur,. n
doing the painting
on last Sunday evening after tro
congregation was dismissed at lbc
housewife So. j. church. tle ro..r
was called TO tbe home of Sire Duot
near by. whore Nr e. 49, Uowmau
tbe youngest -on oft Mrs ,rHuf. auU a
Ii-s Annie E Irv vDrn waiting Tor "a
minister to make t.euI uu. Iui- vH.
promptly d1u.af s e.. ROD. a bruut 'l.
supper wa7 SERVED and aiI fslt Il ute
good 20 oc there Dn Monday unht
the boys ioadc b. lively. rr Theme ..r a
little while With uorus aud .....
HoEE heos
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A WORD no THE PEOAGOGUEs.
DUNNO.
7I7-'99i

Teachers, the institute will take
place within "a month. Come with n
spirit and willingness to make IL a
booming success. You will fnd King.
wood more inviting place than il was
last season. There are smooth stone
sidewalks on which TO wear out your
shoe leather; while the oil lamps are
simply not In it when compared with
our electric lights.
Come with your orations, essays
recitations and debates in such prime
order that you can't get ratified on
them. Bring along good stock so
that program may go off like clock
work. There will be some prizes TO
work FOR. Don't forget them.
And don't let the instructors monop.
Ollie the talking Let IL be understood
that You have ideas too, and that you
are not willing to pose AS silent re-
cipient of the talk dealed out to you
bT them.
Let the institute Of 80 be the bost
ever held iu Preston county, since the
creation Of the world.
CAPT MEMO.
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81 Joe.
g Of THE Annrs.

Correspondence Of THE ARGUS.
Mrs. LYDIA Groves Is visiting relatives
here.
Ray Bishop and wife we're here last
Saturday. making q short call.
J. 3. Martin and wife we're visiting
their friends here last Sunday.
Herbert Martin was to sec his grand.
father last Sunday on Walnut avenue
Enos Ashburn passed through here
last week with a Gne lot Of young
cattle
Rev +. c. Martin is making Some
fine repairs about his property since he
came back
Rev y G. Martin will go 10 Peunsvl.
vania ncxtSaturday TO hold a quarterly
meeting for S. Baumgardner. Presiding
Elder
An Injunction should be- served on
the weather clerk 70 stop the rains.
We arc getting too much for the bot
torn lands.
Mr. and Mrs T.. VI. Albright and
daughter. also Rev. Wesley Chidester
and daughter we're visiting y J. Gib-
sons last Friday.
Peter Titcheoel has been spending
some time in the mountain country
for his health. we are glad 90 say he
was benefited by ms visit
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Hudson Items.
July n 1879

buoSon 4JemS'
Corrosnndpeucc Of tho Argue.
Miss Lisa Light il spending fow days nj
home.
Rev Hall will preach at Harmony Grove next
Saturday night
Heunes,ey aud Groves Will start their thresh
or IN few days.
Rev Hart fallod to al his appointment at
Nobo last sunday,
Albert llnrnen and Willie Johns are the proud
pOssossOrs ~ now buggies
Miss Bessie O bison Is visiting friends and
relatives In valley District.
NC Jenkins. otherwise called "Jaok snid.
gems lost a horse last week
Bert Cress. bottor known ~ "DiddIey" of
Rohr, was here for a few days.
The ice cream socials last saturday night
wers moi in H. Too muchy much rain.
Albert Harmed has gono to studying Goog
raphy aud the frst state that bo found was
Georgia.
Miss MoDie Gibson was visiting nor grand
father. Col. l.. II. jenkins OF Valley Point for a
few days.
Some men sre always wanting what they
can't get. others are always gett ug What they
don't want
Form an Bros were thrashing IN this section
last woek. Okoy says bis thoughts Flo this
way anyhow.
There may be some thing creator than a
Wonan's curiosity bat mortal man has never
found IL out yet.
Mrs n Csess IL very poorly NJ This time.
With stomach trouble. Cross and family
Of Rohr. have boen at her bedside.
our farmers have finished sowing buckwheat
and arc now cutting grass. Most new meadows
arc extra good while old are moIium.
one half of the world doosn know how tbs
other bali llyos, and tho other bali doent
care whether The first half lives AZ adj Of not.
we have tho strongest democrats down hore
that ever camo o., the pike. one 81 Thorn Ia
pulling tho golden rod g out " bis grass % keep
from harvesting the gold standard euDIon.
AIoz 70 Tait Of the Bottom. wss u,rough
here la wfek looking up cattle. HI. offer
OF 81, fps t0oycir Odds. don look as though
prosperity bed struck This socfion ye.y uard
wlu Walls ls tha blppiost man this s.Ie of
Jordon DE wa ks arDuuI as if h5 had "a mort
gaze ou the moon, and -cts uD tho cigars to
everybody, saying. "have one ON papa. FIRST
odition
Tho Htte green apple is ln Hs sleuout now
and Tho sma boys uo lighting yellow ,aosot.
aud oum5.obees aud Stealing July swoets '
and "tarts."
Tho Union sunday School picnic. celebration.
harvest homo COMFORT tnd posoa iubiIe. will boo
of Noop 0n August. 10Th. toyi spottc.s VIII
Doe secured ant address fhe people rnn't
tees have been appointed f9 look after dITa.
eDt Hm1reme1ts Hcffo huents OF aI kind q,
make the Heart Of man gad rbuoher Care
and O. Gibson is committee 90 secure MUSIC
and a. Gibson says he knows as much about
music az q white elephant docs about Cb1rtsw
We viii probably have good music Lcf egory
one Join iu and make b. ono continual puuI as
pleasure.
DhNfFteo
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ITO Throw Good money After Bad

VIII but increase my pain" III YOU
nave thrown away money for medi-
ctues that did not and could not cure.
why should you not now begin taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. the medicine that
never disnppoints3 Thousands OF
people who were in your condition ard
TOOK Hoods Sarsaparilla say it, was the
best Investment they ever made for ~
brought them health.
IooD's Pills cure sick headache, i'm
digestion.
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nRnEn 81 rnrREl
FETTTIOF T0H DI-0llror.

District NJ west virginia. fF.
ON thfs 10Th day ~ Jane A. ID. 1921. on roaf.
ing the foregoing petition ~ ia
ordered bY The court that hearing be had
upon the same 1n tho 3iih day Of July. ID.
1902 before said court 10 liars thurz iu said
district. 40 DO u.cIurs bob Che forenoon. and chat
notice thereof he published Boz ur N rsT Via
ofFth AEoUe, Newspaper published Boo aafd
district. and that ADD known creditors and uther
aud Mace and show Ius0, f any they have.
why the paper 81 Che salo petitioner should not
bee granted.
And IT ts FrRTHBR OzDrRED gY TgE COURT. That
the cloEk shall seed DIV Uail 10 ADJ known
creditors copies Of said pcuilon and this Orlot.
o. stated.
WITNESS rus HoNoRABLE John y. Jackson
Judge OF the said court and the seal thereof.
% tlarksburg. in said district on the 8fth day
~ june, a. ID. 1879.
Attest.
49, laws p MooHE Cierk
49, u r RI. =. ID. W Ea
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owing 10 crnti usd 900 health. r ~ Hssr-
mans Will sell tho stock Gxturcs otc. Of the
Bread and confectionery store 90 Che stuck
build az. next 90 che Drug store On Price
81 set.
good opan.ns to- sans ore
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,T'V''Nt TO WIS UNInOUNITUIVU
beyond doubt that cure had at last been
found for deadly Cancer Evidence has accu-
mulated which IL iucontrovertible, of which
the following is a specimen:
Cancer Ia hereditary in our family my father A
eister and an aunt having died from this Irc,lful
disease; My feelings may ho imagined whom th, hor-
I'oie oisehsc made It's appearance my side II was
malignant Cancer, eating nwHrdy in such a way as
To cause great alarm. The disease seemed beyond tho
Skill OF the DOCTORS for their treatment did no GOOD
whatever the CaAcer growing all Che wIc
humorous remedies werc used for it hut the Cancer
grew steadily until il seemed doomed
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to follow the ohcrs of tho family
when inherited was advised & which,
Forced out the a
and lsve had
is
for Ianoo-M Mas NJ 1Doi, N. Wv
Our book ClncCr, lla,
information will be any by the swift Sc
Company, Atlanta, Georgia. ~
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The Teacber's Institute for Preston
Comfy Will convene at Kjngwood, Au-
gust j..
The examination will be held at
Kingwood. August ~ and o.
o. FRAME w. CANDY, County Supt
9 n - ~ @ RIA.
Bear The TIE kH1 You Rave tl7E BsBgh'
''' q &S&2HzZ5<
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Mr vito. Amanda LI.tou. fefi mr
bed and board July 18th, 1899. without
any cause Vr provOcttion. I hereby
warn al uCrroU uot 60 TRUST uc. Du W.
account. a. J viii pay 100 de Is Coos
she may contract. ASH ST. II-Ips.
Brucrtou Stills. w. Na 81
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TINTED STATES or AMERICA

p1-rWcr on wEsr VIRGINIA., q.
In The United states District Court In and Tor
said District,
In tho matter of
". " Clements. Bauhuut, j" haHhiNp'cJ'
PErrTfUE ron DISCHARGE.
To Tho Honorable John v Jackson Judoo NJ
the Instruct curt ~ the United Statos for tho
District ~ West 80 g'uia
70 Isl Clements off trancevi''c. iu tho County
Of Preston 70 "a state 1f Wesf VirgIui4. iu saiI
district respectfully represent. that ou tho
2gth day ~ March. llst past Doe was duly ad
Judged baukruuf under The acts OF Couvfrss
relating go bankruptcy. thff Doe % duly SURE
rendered all hIs property and rights Of PROPERTY
and has fully compiled with ali fhc require
fncrts ~ said acts and ~ The orders of tho
court touching his b nkruptcv
HEHErour ug rHAYs that he may be- dccreed
boy the court Co have fulI discharge from aU
debts uruyahlc against biz eetsf under said
bHuFru3' acte except such drbfs as are OK.
ccried by .aw from such discharge.
Dated This llth day ~ June. a ID ISM
ls'gncdJ. W. % CLEMENTS
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Kcrmott8 Chocolates Laxative Cu.lire f8f
tod % tne ho1d a1d sore tbrolt Children
aEe theta hse oauaN
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CANCER is nE:AnLY!

This fearful disease often first oprcoca
n n moro scratch. a pimplo. ur hmm in
the breast too small 10 attract ANY
notice, until, in many cases, the deadly
disease is fully Developed
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Results Fatally In Nine
Cases Out of Ten "A
Cure Found at Last,

poison the blood, circulating i lhr,.l,
the sore or ulcer known the
poison remains in the blood, h,l,4 Viii,
renewed violence '''''
, me wonderful success of s s = curing ostae dc7tc
olood diseases which considered mcua, Induced tow do
spsrlng sufferers for
the physicians without Much choir u. 4 y = urved
equal to the disease and promptly cur The clad news
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11
lNouEsTs.
CORONER NEWTON AND A JURY
INVESTIGATE THREE DEATHS.

CORONER NEWTON AND A JURY
INVESTIGATE THREE DEATHS.
The body of Peter johnson a colored
switchman in the employ of the Nor
folk and Western railway, who was
drowned in the Eastern Branch of the
Elizabeth river Saturday night at about
midnight, having fallen in the river
while in fit. was recovered Sunday
morning at about o'clock, and taken
to the morSue and thence to his home,
on chapel street. Yesterday Coroner
Newton viewed the body and jury re-
turned verdict of death by drowning.
Undertaken ii. s. Smith prepared the
body for burial and it wah shipped yes
terday to Nottoway county for inter
mcnt.
AN inquest was held yesterday after
noon at High Constable Pet,is' office
over the remains of Priscilla Williams,
colored. who died at St. V.ncent's Hos
pital SATURDAY. -'~ht from injuries sus-
tanned on the Norfolk and Western
tracks at Lambert's Point. Fridav
morning. and verdict of death from
accident was returned. No blame was
attached to anyone.
In the case Of Mr.. S. Z. Wise ca years
of aGe. found dead in his bed 1T All
Main street. at midnight Saturday
night. Coroner Newton deemed an in
quest unnecessary. death from natural
causes being apparent Deceased leaves
six children.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11


The musical and literary entertain
ment given by the Young Crusaders or
Lanberi's Point NJ. L. Church Sunday
afternoon measured M to the expecta>
tion of the large audience that wit
messed it. The rccitations were well Sc
lec,ed and rendered by the young
misses in Il manner that would have
reflected credit on those of older years,
while the singing was remarkably fine.
all OF which is due TO the excellcn;
training OF Mrs. George II. Spooner.
1'he browning feature of the exer-
cisas was the address Of Mr. Marshall
Il. Peterson, who selected as his theme.
Christian imperialism" 1t was a
masterfui effort. showing that the
SPEAKER was thoroughly familiar with
his subject. lie reviewed the history
Of The various empires OF the eartn.
which are maintained by physical force
IN their RISE progress and decay, and
contracted them with the empire OF
Chr.st. enthroncd in the hearts of men
and founded on love- which has lived
and grown through nearly nineteen
centuries. and would continue to crow
ana exNana until the whole world shall
be conquered ior Christ.
''t-rust not to appearances" but put
your IN al IN Hood : Sarsapa r,ila. which
never G.sappoints. II IS the best medicine
money can ouy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11

Yesterdays Baltimore Sun says:
THE small steamer Volunteer. pur.
chased in Philadelphia by the South
ern Railway for ferry service between
West Norfolk. Primers Point and Nor
folk. his made complete repairs At
Wooda'ps shirvard and the machine
shons Of Charles Reeder g. Sons. Sic
made run down the river yesterday.
and is eNnected to be ready TO sail for
Norfolk tomorrow"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11
DR.. BROWN EETTEP.
HAD \ SEVERE SINKING SPELL
SUNDAY. RT1T RALLIED
SLIGHTLY
a special telegram from Richmond

a special telegram from Richmond to
the Vrr!nian-Pilot last night says:
A telesra m from Ashland states that
the cord'tior Of Pew Dr. A. G. Brown.
the well known Methodist divine who
has been very ILL., was considerably i'm
proved to-day. though he IS still quite
i'll. DR.. Provn had severe sinking
spell yesterday but rallied md rested
well last night. The result is seen in
to-day's IMPROVEMENT Ills recovery Is
st.ll a matter of some doubt.
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20 ss;c;;inon;, ann Return 600
VA. &. & =. Halfway
,ccuVv,i " y D. n
g. 20

Tickets will be on sale July lIth, 10th
and l3th. limited for return passage To
July 3lsi. with privilege Of extension
10 August 18th. by dcposiling ticRcts.
not later than July 2Sth. with joint
agent and on payment of 30 cents APP
ply to f. w. Curd. Passenger Agent.
% CRANKY street. or c. and Q. depot,
July list.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11
DR.. LACY RESIGNS
The Passionate of the Second Pres
byterian Church.
Roth Prcnchcr ana Congregation
deeply Movca-aiis Request 10 he
Rciicvcd VIII TO Con.idered lhc
Lust sunday I'm July.

The Virginian- made the an
nouncemcnt Sunday morning that Rev
w. S. Lacy. d. d.. the honored and re-
vercd pastor Of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church. would. ut the morning SER
vice. tender his resignation.
At this service DR.. Lecy gave notice
that in accordance with an order of the
session a meeting of the congregation
would be held Sunday, the Goth instant,
TO consider the CUES ion of uniting with
him in asking the Prcsbytery of Nor
folk TO dissolve the pastoral citations
now existing between him and the Sec
ond Church.
In making this announcement the
pastor was Wis bly, affec ed He spoke
with tenderness and pathos Of J is long
connection with this church, of his
love and sympathy for the membership.
his high appreciation of tie uniform
Kindness shown him. and assured them
that nothing but The imperative neces-
sity for prolonged rest In order to re-
cuperate his impaired health Fad in
duced him to take this final step.
RECEIVED WITH SORROW.
\ death like silence save the rem
bling voice of Or. Lacy. reigned in the
auditorium and tears streameL from
many eyes. The deep sorrow with which
The announcement WAS received *ttest-
ed the devotion of the memb rShip To
DR.. Lacy. and the mental anguish the
breaking of ties formed during the eicv-
en- years OF his pasiorate would cause
those he has so ,enderly watched over
and lovingly minissercd TO.
HIS FUTURE PLANS.
Beyond seeking n restoration OF
health and strength in absolute quiet
and rest DIR. Lacy has made no rlans
for tho future For some ,ime he has
suffered with n severe throa, trouble.
and it is hoped that rest Will remedy
this.
No higher commitment could be paid
minister than the general expression
of regret on the part Of the people of
Norfolk. irrespectivc of 4 anomna tions !
lres. that Or. Lacy had found 1t nee
rssary to sever his pastoral relations
with the Second Church. which he will
continue 70 serve with the devotion that
has charH oteri2ed him in the past. until
tho Presby,cry approves his resgna-
ton,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11
Iu.,o,,.,,o, o,ouicc~.

The following organizations have in
stalled their officers for the ensuing
term:
Vandaia Lodge, No. AZ. I. o. o. F.
G. w. Croker, S. p. G.; j. L. Heptin-
stail. N. c.. II. l.. Hurt. V. G.; G.. C.
Erwin, r. s.: w. w Gordon. l.. S.: C..
w. S. Taylor. treasurer; b. a. Ford.
chaplain.
Norfolk Typographical Union. No. 80
S. d. IIepe, president; ]. N. Il. Cab
Ter vice president; Il. ]. Carly, record
ing secretary; G. G. Kirchm.er, fnan-
cial secretary; John T. G. Kirchmier.
treasurer: Nj. ]. Holt. sergeant at
arms; George *. Hathaway. u b. Dun
bar and Hunter McCaulcy. board of
trus ees; T.. NJ. Mowery. NJ. ]. Holt. G.
G. Kirchmier and j. NJ. b. Cabler.
delegates to Central Labor Union.
We are making special run on
FINE QUALITY DIAMONDS. Learn
our prices for first-class goods.
THE GALE JEWELRY CO.
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 3.
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z CO RID.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Referring to an advertisement IN tha
Novioik Landmark and Pubic Ledger OF
property on Duke street 10 bc sold by r.
s Gnrnctt. Ir.. Special Commissioner,
and y. t. Rogers auctiDrcer, on Tuesday,
ttn llth day OF July 1855, at the seal
Estate Exchange. hereby notify the pub
Is that have nothing whuiever 70 40
WIN any ?ro.crty on the west side OF
Dukc street. except that portion north Of
Grace street i extended wostwatdiy. 10
the Port Warden; line. and thence east
wa:d,-' along sad line 10 Duke ST. eet;
thence along the western side OF Duke
street to the ine of Grace street. II *
tended woStWavdiy.
his properly have owned. improved
ana claimed Tor many years without dis
pute, until the late .Iohr x Ludlow claim
ed II under The decd OF Mary Annc ard
l;vel.ra SIN tn to him. referred to in SAID
advertisement Of 7. S. Garnctt, Jr aud
T. J.. Rogcia.
The property claimed and owned by RIO
is opposite the ives; side OF my residence
on the corner OF Duke ana Grace streets.
and was formerly part of what was
known as the Tunis MIL property. AS 1t
does not appear from SAID advertisement
that my rights are 10 be .nterfcrei with,
hut only appears upon close inspection OF
the Plat referred to therein. | deem it
proper To give this notice.
y. s. MARTIN
by r. ID. DOYLE, His Attorney jy9-2t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11

WY ANTFD-A GOOD, STRONG GIRL,
w either white or colored. TO ASSIST In
cooking, hOusework and look after child.
Only one that can work need apply. 10
Chapel street. 1t