Bluefield evening leader. [volume], July 31, 1906, Image 4

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HANDS ACROSS
THE BOARD.
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Embassador Whltelaw Reid enter
tained at dinner in London, the A in er
ica h delegates i<» the conference of
the Interparliamentary union, and j
to meet them lie Invited a number of J
distinguished Americans and British
subjects, \uiong tin* Americans pres
ent were Congressmen John Sharp
Williams, T H Burton and Ihivls L
Granger, William .1 Brynn. Col Her
man Slump, Herbert H. I’elrce,
American minister to Norway, John
Wallace Riddle, American minister to
Rumania, David R Francis C. W.
Kohlsaat, Charles Conant, Clarence
H. Mackay and Rear-Admiral James
K. Cogswell. Premier Sir Henry
CampheU-Bannermnn, Lord Chief
Justice Alvcrstone, James Bryce,
chief secretary for Ireland, Baron
Tweeimonth, Mist lord of the ndmi
rally, Winston Spencer Churchill,
parliamentary secretary of the co
lonial office, the bishop of London I
Dr. Ingram, Lord Mount-Stephen and
T. I*. O'Connor were among the Brit
ish guests who were introduced to
• ip Americans.
WEDDING
CUSI'.S MICH ASTOXISIIMKN I
\T LEXINGTON.
IjI-IX 1 N'CJTOX, KV.t Jill) :«>. The
marriage of tin* divorced wife of
John K. Madden L V. Ilel] caused
much astonishment hen*. Mrs. Mad
den was hero about a mouth ago and
went out to Hamburg Plan* to see
her two sons She met the hoys in
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
I, 7. W. Crockett, Special Receiv
er, by virtue of the authority vested
In me by a decree entered by the Cir
cuit Court of Mercer County, West
Virginia, in the chancery cause
therein pending in the name or Fan
nie |) Miller, administratrix, etc., vs
Prudential Banking and Trust Com
pany, et al, will on the 10th day of
August. 1906. at 10 o’clock, a m .
al the front door of the law office of
Crockett & Crockett, in the city of
Blucdleld, Mercer entity. West Virgin
la, proceed to sell by way of public
auction to the highest bidder all of
that certain lot or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the city
• >f Bluefleld, County of Mercer, and
State of West Virginia, and known
as lot No. 6, in the Karr-bennlson
Plat number one, and bounded and
described as follows, to-wit: Begin
ning at a stake on Peck street, at a
distance of 175 feet. North 16 dee,
1 •’ 'Vest, from the intersection of
ike North line of Barger street wltn
tWest line of Peck street, thence
North 16 deg. 15 sec. West 29 feet
to a point on said street; thence
i'll deg weal 2 i feel to a point
theme North 16 deg. 15 sec. West to
a point, corner to Lot No. 5; thence
South 67 deg. West 58.1 feet to a
point on tiie Hue of a ten foot alley;
thence South 16 deg. 15 sec. Fast
with the line of said alley 37 feet to
a point, coiner to Lot No. ; thence
with tiie line of Lot No. 7. North 67
*|eg. Fast 8 2 feet to the beginning.
Being tiie same property which was
conveyed to Walter W McClaugher
ty. Receiver of the Prudential Bank
ing and Trust Company, by Harold
A Rltz, Special Commissioner, bv
deed hearing date on tiie 18th day of
May, lftul, and recorded in the
Clerk's office of the County Court of
said Mercer County in Deed hook
No. 5.3, page 454.
I I. It MM OF S.\LF: One-third cash
and the residue in two equal pay
ments In six and twelve months re
spectively from day of sale, the pur
chaser executing his two bonds with
good personal security for the de
ferred payments.
7. W. CROCKETT.
7-14-4 wks. Special Receiver
NOTICE.
< omle in nation Proceed Inga.
To I). A. Johnston, W. A. Brown,
Trustee, L. Goodwin, Martha A.
Halo, Mary .) Hale, and Lewis M
Male, her husband; Thomas C
Gooch, in Ills own right and as ad
ministrator of I. O. Gooch, deceas
ed, Lila C. Gooch, Fliza J. MoCtie,
Halllo Pack, Cynthia M. Casen.
Philip A. Casen, Alonzo G. Pack.
Gertrude B Park. Carlos A. Gooch!
•lames M. French, and Lillian
French, his wire, Mattie F. Gooch.
Karl Male, Bernard Male, Dean
Male. Luther Male, Otey Ma'e. Pee
rv Male, Harris Male, Malcolm
Hale, John Wornal, Muldah Alvis.
W B. Hoanker, Coimnittee of snld
Muldah Alvis. Charles Deaton.
I C. Goo*h. F. It Carr, Marvev G
White arid William T Carlaugh,
surviving 7 i usfees of themselves
and Hubert B McNutt, J. W
Thorn aid William M Reynolds!
and B. \\ Pendleton, 7'rne.tee
Yon and i*7j of y*iu are hereby
notified that a petition win he pp>
tented by the undersigned, The Deep*
’•' (•■•' iCnl' * : , * *>inparty, a corpora
ti*»n, •*> Die Clrruiif Court of Mercer
‘ '"•inty, We i Virginia, at the August
Ierfti theieof, oq Wednesday, Aug ist
- h, 1 9"fi, a' Die Court Mouse of said
< uinty. and a hearing w II be asked
• her eon, for the purpose of condemn
ing r * * ta!u lands ft r the use of said
Railway Company, as wet out in -aid
petition, Jn which laud-* you are in
felted mi* owners, Mulmants ami
I** a hold*' - I tie land- proposed to
be taken n - a <1 R;*l|v . av Coin fix n i
me fn!i-. I ' iib<>d in -..id pet|fIon
mid shown <n the maps a**oinpany
n< it. and Our Irru*- • >n aid
1 nda ns to* net 'lulmant-* and Hen
J .ddeis are «». | in id Petition m
1 i am known >*» inf* undersigned pe*
loner, i lie aid Petition and map*
* now on 111*- in Die ofliec of the
< i* rk of said Circuit Co rft, s-ibje.u
tn f»ir exsminat|r»n and Insneefion.
7 • sol Petition is nt it led TH K
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SARD Vli CLAI 'GHFRTY.
It* Attorneys, j
July N, 4wki,
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the public road In front of the farm,
refusing to go upon her former hus
band's property. When the hoys
were told today of their mother's
marriage, they were evidently sur
prised, hut declined to make any
statement. It seems that Mr. Madden
hud some Inkling of his wife’s inleii
Hon of marrying attain, as he has not
! paid the last two installments of
$260 a month alimony, which he hud
heretofore sent Mrs. Madden through
a Lexington trust company.
It is reported here that the agree
ment made In court was that he
should only pay the alimony as long
us she bore his name, and that he
w|!i refuse to pay further, and will
now se« k *o have the pledge he gave
of 1G.*, acres of land to guarantee
the monthly payments of alimony
set aside by the courts.
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Bluefield, West Va. The
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