West Virginia argus. [volume], March 16, 1899, Image 4

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(Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alum fvTtir.g rcwdtn .-.re th: gre;‘*.t I
nacnacers tc health, of day. |
_goyu QAxi.io roAMu utw yook. |
ONJfc NSW Y02S LETX1B
* (Jo as You Please- Win I tin l.ndlc*
and Cables arc Wearh.g
tui’ctat Conti-ibiiti m for I m Aiujc*.
It’s no use to t.»li\ about the
weather. It m iy ba glorious to
dsv. but. by the time you get Litis.
>Mr. Eli or. thorv’s no telling whit
in ty ba*< happened n* niosphe: ic i i
lv. J tliink the* e trill is doing up
her spring cleaning. 1* r.ins fre
quently, and tbs snow arid ti.tli
are pretty well washed uwav. These
late winter snows do not “linger
longer, Lucy," as u rule. .Now
conies March to blow the dirt and
dampness hither and yon until
cvrry crevice is freed of refuse hi
ft»ty form. The foundation for a
cleanlier state of things thus laid,
humanity can surely do the rest.
Women spread destruction in
their wake wlicu they begin their
tidying up. They seem to do as
much evil as possible, especially
to the in sc I vos, that good may coiue
of it. They shoul 1 take them
selves in hand cron more zealously
than they do their brooms. Lick
lustre eyes, pale cheeks and
general misoreblonoss are not
proper accompaineuicnts of a well
ordered house. To cap the climax
of the general rojurcuaut, the lady
of the house should bt the whole
som-st thing in it. A tl tak of Mr.
Dam m’s 1’iigestiu Tablets, or a
b i.\ of Ch ucoal Tablets frsm the
eime pleasant source, 2 ltarclay
street are esseu’.iils at all times—
pirticularly at this season.
A perfect dream of a dress is
chifTmi over silk, shading from
palest amber to a riot of orange
ruffljs about the hem. This was
recently worn by a brunette
beauty of Iho stage. Styles seen
in the most select salons arc
copin.l from stage models.
Sonoo of the new l*aris shades
lire : Fashoda, a robin’s egg blue;
purveneb, a lavender; Lohengrin,
a dove gray.
i'iie >tork hovers much of the
time over rich men’s palaces Muse
•lays. LL-st & Co. ure 'how mg some
of tho most exquisite layettes that
the mini of mortal mother could
conceive of. 1 lie robes and slips
of these outfits me all baud-innle,
a id 8# daintily put together that
there is practically no wrong tide.
Kni.tcl g.icqucg for babies me
out of d ilc*. The latest mo Lis «>f
finest white French flannel, are
c nbroidwred all over with woe
posies. Flannel petticoats show
girl wads of flowers running round
and round the bottom t»s distance
of «ix inches lunve the hem.
Oichids or violets should be the
blossoms a recheiche Lenten lunch
table.
La Fontaine U an ox-blood red,
Tcry popular in Daris.
Kvki.yn Caulk.
THE TTAY IS icon;M.
Cornish (Miss.) Herald : Man’s
J«f«: is foil of crosses ami tempt i
tions, stjrs an exchange. That is
true for a fact, llo comes into
tins world without his consent,
and g )«« out of it against his will,
and his trip between the two
cternitits m exceedingly rough.
The rule of coin runs is one of tl*
nuMt iinponuu* fvainns of the
trip. V* tit’ii h • is little the gifls
kiss him. If he raise* a )>• rgi>
family hois cilh-d a poor mm, hut
if lie r uses n sin ill check ho is a
lliiaf and u fraud. If ho is poor
)he is a h»d inan tgi*r, and if ho i»
)T:ch he is ilislmmsl ;if ho is in
pol tics r * for pie ; if lie’s out of
politics yon cu.’t tell wlv-re to
place him, and lie's no good (• hir
country ; if he dots an act of
ehirity it’s for pvlicjt ; if he won't
give to charity In’s s ingy und
lives only for hitnstlf ; if lie dies
>suing there is a great fori nuc
ilie«d for him ; if he lives fn a ripe
du <ig' he h.is rnwscd Ins cdlmg
Vuiiiy, the road i* rough, hui men
tike to 11avvI ir.
Cure Cclsl In H^on.
11* » Ia» ■ it • < i. - • i r
I • u.<u t J.ci. 1. . , .,v
SOU NEW PLACES
'Thit Wor3 Crojtci by the Lc^i
laturo to bo Bo Fil’.od by Gov
ernor G W. A‘kin* on Consisting
Of bl$3tber- of tb« E ;a:d of Par
dons,
I I* K UOM’IIAl.ft FOR MIN MIS,
• he AVe>f Virginia llnmnne Knrlety
an J the Hoard of ITmlertakera In
nil I hern AVill he l unity-six A|i
j*.»i,iinii'iiIm Snm'dhii.sr ihuut the
< bjt-cts of tli9 New >1 <*i>n re*.
As the result nf ac'8 p ssed by
I H.o recoill Legist iture, (inventor
« Atkinson lias twenty-six appoint
i mint# to in iko within thv next few
I months, *1*he official* to ba n p
| pointed are two memb ra for the
| newly created boird of pirdon*;
f«Ui members. making twelve in
all, for each of the three ininvra*
h* pints creifed by the Heaver*
law ; right members, two from
uacit corgressiom il dir'iicf, f-u
the newly nc ted bnrrd of undcr
l i k *• is ; * lid four ill ; in hers for ib
Wisl Y.rgiuii 11pmane So iety.
ItOA lit) OF l' \ lin iKS,
I lie term of office of the mem
bers of thn pardon boaid is 'o last
four years, beginning the first day
of dune. K leh member h to re
ceive as compmsution for his ser
vices four dollars a day for each
day he ia actually employed in the
discharge of the duties of the
oHico. The board is to be bi-pur
tisun. Its duties are to investigate
applications for pirdons and nuko
-recommendations to the governor.
The act creating the miners’
hospitals provides that there shall
be rstabli hed and maintained at
the expense of the Slate, three
hospitals, to be known ns miners'
hospitals, and located H3 follows :
Oil» in the Flat Top coal region,
e 11 ncr in Mercer or Me Do well
county, to bo known us Miners’
Hospital N >. 1 ; oils in the New
Uivor coa! region, either in Fayette
or Kan u win, to be kuuwu ns
Miners Hospital No. 2, and one
in the FuirmoRt coal region, in
Marion county, to Lo known us
Miners’ Hospital No. 3.
TO MAN'ACK 111N KR9* HOSPITALS.
M it bin sixty days after the
passiga of tlie uut the governor is
♦o appoint four persons, not more
than two of whom shall belong to
the 8 a me political party, and two
j of whom li.l! be residents of Mer
cer or Me Du well county, to be
known as tho 15 ,ard of Miueis'
Hospital No. 1 ; f *ur persons, not
more than two of whom shill be
long to the same political party,
and at least two of whom shall be
residents of the county of Fayette
or Kanawha known us the Hoard
of Miners’ iloepital No. 2; mid
similarly f-»ur persons, with like
political rjti «11flea* ions, and at
j leist two of whom shall bo resi
(dents of Marion countv, to b,*
known us the Homd of Miners’
1 Hospital No. 3. It is further re
! qwired that on each bora I Ihiic
i »hal! be u competent ph/siciun. rn
| titled tw practice medicine im this
(State, one person engiged in
i mining and shipping coal, and
one practical c»al miner. Of the
persons so appointed, two upon
each board am to serve two years
j and the other two four years, the
j term of office of all those appointed
there ifter, to be four years. The
act provide* thil no member of
any board shall r. rive ■•■nj compel)
nation except hi* actual expenses,
and ♦.'! t day fsr ich day actually
engaged in the performance of bis
duties, lint no member is 'o re
c-ive exceeding bi\ for any oat*
moii' h.
IK MASK SOCIETY IK'Aftll.
The four member* of tint West
Virginia Human* .Society Hoard
are to b* appun ed on nr »fier the
fifteen ii (1 iv of M ik ii, one from
each of tlie four congressional
jdis nets. I’liejr are to he divided
into two ciuiocg, the term <>f those
of the first class to be lWo years
and hnr of tli a so of the M.'coiid to
b * f-#ur years. 1 in* Uiiim art* to
begin on the ft s‘ day of A | rl i!.
Ka;lt cl es may consist of one in hi
i and one worn in. The compeusn*
tioi* is tu be i sum, to h* fixed by
the fetor I of public if arks, not to
• X'oed three dollar* for each «lav
1 u< c»aosnly cuifdoyi d. Mrs. .John
i\. hist, of Wheeling, whs the
«in< f pa i mu of the law, and it is
therefore reism-tblo to suppose
that she will be one of the luembvis
of t tn* hoard.
U * A IS I> OF I X f»r.Kl I K Kt:«*.
I lie ei^lit uie nb.TS of the hoard
of undertakers are t * ne p ».nte. t in
the month • f M.. * i#f 11*' • \ Mr, h • I f
*> I cm f■ r Uun iij .1,(1 ijj* o i it
k.* 1 lot ( . U).
The r«»juiie:nrnt is that the ap
pointees ail ill bo "from nnong the
most competent undertakers uud
embalmers of said (e mgre-sion t!)
d.iiLta, cut li of wloiish.il hava
he;i» a resident of ih*» Slat* f.*r at
least fivv years, and of at lent live
years’ pr.ic iiv»l experience in their
profis-ioa.” They are to receive a
saluiy of two d.JIti* at each meet*
jog, txc p? tiie secretary, who is
to receive a sil-try not io exestd
*100 per annum. The Bond is to
have I lie authority of p.i-sn.o upon
app'ie it ions from persons desiring
to tug-go in ihu undertaking and
embalming business in this S ate.
NAMKS or COtMTI.S.
Illastrlona Men Have their Names
l‘ei peliisled.
’I’ll* counties of Writ Virginia
b*<r honored names. Six are
named for Presidents. Monroe,
•l» iTerson, Jack boh. Tailor, Grunt
and Lliic«du. T w > for fell* a ot
Prvsid'nt*, Harrison and Tvlor.
Seven f »r Governors of Vi gteni,
Wood, Gahell. Nichol.s, Preston
Birboui, Pieasa It's mid McDowell.
Six are Indian names, Monongalia,
Ohio,Kanawha,Pocahontas Logan,
Wyoming and Mingo. Two ure
for early coloniz rs. Berkeley and
II ileigh. Five are for great states
men, Randolph, Hancock, Cal
houn, Clay and Webster. Three
ure for groat jurists, Marshall.
Wirt and Roane. Fight are for
soldiers, Lovvis, Morgan, Wayne,
FaytUc, Mason, Mercer, Marion
uud Putnam. Three for members
of Congress, Hardy, Pendleton and
ar.d Daddridge. Two for scouts,
\\ e’.zM and Boone. Gilmer uud
Upshur were both members of
President 'iylcr’s cabinet uud
were killed by the explosion of a
gun on tlu> Princeton. Hampshire
was named from u shire in Eng
land. Greenbrier for the lifer.
Robert Brooks commanded the
lion Homme Richard, Braxton
signed the Declaration of Inde
pendence. Ritchie was - journalist.
Tucker was clerk of thv lloi.se of
Deleg itea and Summers a number
from Km a alia. Mineral gels hi*i
name from the natural resourc e.
NOT A liOOl) ItlsK IN KENTUCKY.
'The manager of a life insurance
company had the 11 »or.
* Rife inaurahc. c intp lilies.*' he
w is s tying. ••are as pti! iiul ji
about lit*# p«op!« tlwy have alieady
on their lists as tiiey are about get
ling them on in the beginning
They ara rich, of cours«, but thev
are no more anxious to t ike in a
in in who will die of disease withiu
thu Hr*t to ir or iw* than tlwy are
to tike in a perfectly healthy man
and have him li tzard his lift b\
taking p-rsoi.al risks in daugt-roiw
pursuits or travel in unhculihful
coant i ies.
“J icmnnber u funny iustancc
that oecuiiwd ouco while 1 was
living in New England. One of
our *lO,OOJ men had a way of call
ing u man a liar in tIw most c-rt
iess and indiscriminate in inner,
and with only thw incelest or no
provocition. One day Iw wa* in
our office and casually mentioned
th* f ict that he whs going to inaku
a trip to Kentucky.
“‘When?' inquired the rnan
agsr, alertly.
t 4 • \ as V t tar no Lr 9
" ‘On bueincss ®r pleasure ?'
“‘Going to buy a pair of horses/
“‘Uin er er/ hesitated the
in innger, 'before you start I wisli
you would stop in and see me./
" ‘What for ? Want uio t« buy
a ln»n>e for you ?’
‘•’No, I want to arraago about
your policy/
“ ‘What do you want to airange
about it? Isn’t it all right?*
“ 'Yes. as long nr you stay in
this country. Il.it if you go down
t<# K mucky weT bite to advance
the rite until you come biok/
“Weil, w11 it. hi h-/ begin
the policy holder hotly, when the
man .ger interrupted him.
“ 1 ton t fly the track, my dear
fellow,' he said gently. ‘It’s all
right here, ar.d the rate is sitis
f-»C ory to us, Init, by .love, we j
Can’t give you the sntie r<t» and |
l"t you go to Kentucky and call ■
men liais like you do mi this i
section. Not much. Wu haven’t
got $10,00) policies to givu away
like that, and y »o oughtn't to ox
pect n. — W «m)iiHtf'on St ir.
DrwBuES’s
Cures pleurisy and pnew- p, _ .
mon** In a wto.fcrlully
short time. U promptly ^
a! 14 y s inffsmrnatic i of V U fl I f\
the luny*. For *ore lung* * S, IK*
L L lavj ^k. £cul!?-«;. IV.cc 25 d*
n nm um
McSlnloy Tacking Ab:ut on His
FhiKnpine Polisy
A Yoidirf of "(itillljr I’nl Nut Iron-ti’
We pur led by (bp Seuat. t ouitiiillm
»« Mark iluiin.r* Fleet ins.
vi oeUl C’orrespon l.viee uf The \igu<
WAMUIMUrox, D C, M . i v || ivfy
Nothing in >re significant occurred d u r
1"- the vl-*<dng davs of litis Cong e-s
th >n Mr McKinley’* r«tc<>gni t Ion of ilia
rapidly increasing "mntieieift against
un indefinite continn »tdou ,»f n,,.
b« iy-knows- what-we’re • going - to-do
policy towards tlie I’hllipp lies. which
haa been making rapid beadwu-.
among prominent menbers of his
o.vn party and which is practically
hal 1 by all the Democrats in Congress,
lleretofore ha has acted a-> though it
were treason to even hint that the
" hole business should net be left to
his discretion. This weak bo took an
other tuck, and talked of the necessity
for Congressional action on the Phil
ippine question, unci intimated, al
though h ’ took pirticuiur pains not to
definitely promise, that un extra >,<**
-lou of the Fifty-sixth Congress would
be culled to deal wjth it, soon aft.,
the treaty of pruco goes into official
effect. Of course, ho may have Oceu
laikiug for fear that Congress oi.al
seatimeat would force an immediate
extra session, in order to settle tnu
matter quickly.
: 11
Czar Reed didn’t succeed in his effort
to kill the Nicaragua Canal amend
ment, to the River and Harbor bill, but
lie scotched it.
I I I
The new Army bill, with which the
Democratic Senators called the extru
session bluff of Mr. McKinley, which
gives the administration the number of
men asked for, but limits their service
to two years from the first of next
July, was a bitter pill to many of the
imperialists iu Congress, but they hud
to owy orders Iroiu the White House
aud swallow it
11:
«'• civ in ley aim lacks ttie nerve to
follow the advice ot some of his best
friends and demand the resignation of
Secretary Alger, bat he had enough to
ce.npcl Alger to uauounee the aban
donment of hi* iulcuded junket to
Cuba uud I'orto Rico ut public oxpensu.
i l ib crcJiL.iole to the Democratic ineiu
bors of tbu llou.o uud Senate Military
Committees that uliuost without i\
eeptiou they declined Alger’s iuviluli ju
to themselves uud family to accompany
bon on tue janitov, before tucy luiwvv
t"at u iua ov.cn called wir. He hau
ligurwd taut Deuiucrutio criticism
oou.d bo silenced if he could can y u
jew prouuucuv Deiu .erat* wim nni ,
buL tuey were not to i»v< caught iu
il pJ.lpa.bltf ll’4A|>.
Ill
Secretary Alien didn’t throw any
bocjuet. at the Senate in a little fur.:*
k\c.l speech he made, lie told the Sen
ators taut any single statu in the l u
iou c juIu easily proJuco ninety men
who were thc.r peer., in ability.
t t t
ill
i’hi* iinpres.ioa m Congressional cir
cics is viiut l ie a tin lustration di i
much wore hurra ling man there was
stay occasion for over Liio action of the
Uurni.iu goycramenl ,M uBiiouue ag
tiiat it had ordered law single warship
it had at Manila away and its request
that tins government take all Hur.uan
citizen* iu Uiw l’liJipp.aes u id. r it-,
protection. It is a good guess that
tins move oil tlie part of uevuiuuy was
actuated bv a desire to make it casv
101 iis citizen> in thw i'll.1 ippmes te
collect mousy from in* United Stales
lor damage done to tnoir property bv
tUe Filipia«g.
f t t
i 1 I
Representatives Chimp Clark, of
Missouri, J. Hamilton Raw is, of Wash
ington, .Jerry Simpson, of Kansas, uud
James C. M igu.ro, of California, wero
uiu nig the speakers at a public meet
ing held under the auspices of the
Wus.iiiigtoii Single Tax Club. It whs
a sort 01 farewell so far us Simpson
and Lewis were concerned, as they
will retire from pn die life at nuuii
to-morrow. *
f ♦ ♦
+ + +
Tli« Democratic mjmbjrs of tlm Sen
ate Committee oa Privileges un i Hiec
ti#u»—Turley, Pultun and Cuffuroy—
(lociinod tojiin in the Scotch vur ic
of "Quilty but not proven,” rendu red
by the majority of the Committee or.
the charge of bribery brought against
Hcuator llanna. and ttubinilled u mi
nority report, taking the ground that
further ii»v-.stigation should b» made.
•** •|*«* at o npted case of bri ory hod
hotn fill y proven Of that case the
r 'port my : * $1,750 was paid m cash
toy Kjyce t> Ca npbei| us attorney for
Otiv b’3 c i agreed t<* pay $1,750 mare
wii»;u (Hi«* reached Columbus, and a
balance of 10,300 if ilauna was elected "
111
'I he situation wa* very near to bail g
p • ent’d in a sente(ice when Senator
Cm ITrey ashed in the course of hie
speech again >t allowing the President
to gowru the Philippine* nn I r a
military despotism after th« formal
proclamation of peace with 8,>tin has
buun in iris, ‘’Aro the American people
going to tolerate for any length of
■Ini* the usurpation of civil authority
>»u the part ».f the President of the
I cited States ?” M r. C i ITrey con tends
that as soon as the treaty of pca*;e
goes into effect the Filipino*-, will be
come American citixcus and that the
President will have no more authority
to ke>-p ihern under military control
than hu would have to put Oklahoma
or New Mexice antler military rule.
t T t
i i 1
Most ef the testimeny taken by tiie
Military Com t of Inquiry thi* week
has supperted t he charge of Ouneral
Miles that beef unlit t* eat was baaed
to the seldicrs.
t ♦ t
1 i 1
T li • nnti-expansioe resolution ad »pi
ed U. In.- I >»#«*, at ratio House moea
"n» off red in the House an i referred
to tin* Ciimnilln? uii Foreign Aff.o-,.
It h id m« Ca inre to i el Tt fnn te<i i,,
t >»«• Him - • ei i It ■ r 1 ii Orabiy or imf.ivni
a'il;. as lh.-( n»« ii mini el the ( i
t c Hilt *» Illinois, lii't.iMi'il l«, ealt
a meeting to v »n*id« r i>, but is pu.»
t ;■ [> .1 ty o*» I vvyl v» •
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rotnotes Du*'’?:* ?r r Vcrful- ^
t >ess and Ilest.Contai ns neither & p
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*J*hou sands of
women uro ,j
j troubled at
I monthly inter
I | vals with pains
| in the head,
back, breasts,
shoulders,sides
l • hips and limbs.
Hut they iieed
not Mifit-r.
I I These pains ar« symptoms of
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p-tialcbbly.
IB , " \
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cate menstrual organs in condi- r
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month after month when Wine
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costs f i.oo at the drug store. I
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to-day?
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WRITE FOR CIRCIII.m
tjcwlnir Mnrhfnns we mnniifArlnm «r.| thcfr
prices before y.,u purclit»«* any cither.
The New Hour nrwiNO Machine Co.
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noet'in *p«rr,fi. t rhiemro m. st txmia. mo.
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o.i Ww|. . cm. nrt. I for Mli? n»it fti m.
f 'S O.'®o ,|*r .j fti t-i n-uri
!*’y‘ ' rc 1 A el I ivfr, 'til* tlliat
•*'* •»< ’ ■ -1 •* I cb , / 0^ | m-. , « .*>i oc’.nrlp
I \ iiiVi-c. ) 'tc* »»r * m fre of
t A f’«M lit, "II * ! II lifi Pstij.iK.’* •• Mf
!•*"■■■■ Iiicl..mi * In }■..*> bUa.,.... ,..., , or
bier. * |.| |ree. An ho***.
C,. ,8r»^r-VJ& CO*
A Vf in.fc... „. W*
Draper, Plushed and Hardwcd.
Bi.riai P.cbas of All Styles ai d
Sizes
SLl I,l*Klts '.LOVES AND
HOSIERY.
*. L 'dvi'S mi(1 Chair* Furn
i * In ti \\ ;i> n l{i q |i j i t »1.
Trices Down To the Lowest Notch
For Tirst-Ciase 7*crk.
Olliu Dili w ill tie found in chai i*o
it 'll Iiiru-*.
I h*nkin*; tin* public for llieir
pntro(iii*ji- itii l *o!iciiing u continue
unco of l 111* hlllnr.
T. J. WATSON,
Reedgvillc. \Y. Yn.
COMMISSIONER S SALE
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VAL ]ABLE REALTY NEAR KINGWOOD
I ur mi' I t. f !.« i rovlsion n»i| direction* ..f
.-! ritft i. «• til ite ir.'l.ll ' ...irt of ' i, v on ut.
•V. ■' «*l Virginia. entered on the 2!rd dnv of
Vur«-h, 1 *»*»••». In the < liancery cause of ''.lames
It Urn ml vs. I.. K Lci>|iert.” I will, uti
Wednesday, March 22, 1890,
being the first <lav of the March term of said
1 oi.ri i,t Inc lr>>nt >b...r of tlie Court h u<u nf
ruid county, offer. at auction the real estate
‘erected by nud decree to be sold, to wit;
The Undivided Moiety
of ibe tr ft of bind o - wlib-li the defendant,
I h. l!ci>|.c. r. no resides, about three-fourths
at a liilic w'jUt.i «»I Kla^tvood, known as
“Maplewood,
UrsciiHTloN : This tract lies on both shies of
tin- K van* m .wand Ihai.UonvIlla Turnpike, u> d
the West Vii Northern It. H. also runs through
it. it cout .ins about
200 Acres,
i , i mi in ac i nt* casement* <>i said two road*
The tract Is wholly underlaid with thu
7 Feet Vi in of Coal,
and it No with tin; lower Kreeport vein V large
portion oi It nU Is underlaid with the four
'■1 'I v> in Wlii'dl i« "pen, Hl'il licing extensively
opoiutod, w.lh >li|iui( and switch, and other
wo venie . e.for.o.id tig and shipping the eo . |
I hull aid is iar :ely I.nprved, and p, a goat
hti'te | cultivation; huVi'g a line young
•lehaid theieo i. lie Ini tilings eucsmt of an
• cgalit i.iw ■ we it.g hut e of ui |,t ..ns a
trood table near the dwelling, and . go... hHrn
'. ti e .list nee troni tin, load 1 hero is also
there..,i. aid ini' the dwel lug. an elegant
M ‘htg mi spring In ,-e i h|s farm is veiy
< oi.v, n.ently Itm.ted, and Is in every way a
vi ry "'-liable p.o,.u ty.
iinK-i ei'li In hand as will hu
'iitll. ient to pay the coats f suit and ux;a)lises
"! s.i.o. mid for the rO'hlUe. ii)h.ii a o edit of
i in and i I-I.tceil li.olittis, the pureiia .cr gi v*
ng lilt, r ' hi aring note... wi h u,,ud pir-oual
■•.lllli > I..I . he del. ri ed instalments.
•* " IINIIO... pee.ai t onnnNs.unor.
i oPru..ry M, i -;y
1 h *■ j < erlily tiiit. Ii n.l with urity lias
I,eon ghun in the iliov • oausu. a rueu.ud l»y
.a d t lie dot . eu lliul oin
* **•’ ■** sit* • J. \V. \\ arson, clerk,
j I L’.ICI . L oAi.i:.
Juntos M Grihhlu’s i.dmr. 1
\ s
l-ovin a dried.e ot . i. i
I*.y ' >rt .in .f a dee roe i on lorn I n t o utinny
e .lit" I , han.-o. > e..n e l.v the i ireu.t oart
‘ oototv. too 11....c. ..|gin d pedal
i • iniiii- imhut. wi i, iit)
Wednesday, March 22, 1891),
at the fr. I t dooi of tt.o • Oiin House of said
e< Hilly. offci ..I | m. ie «... e. To t lie ll^no-t old
•I' r. the t.ni wi.ig (iesonln u ru o esla.o :
‘ 0 Acres of Lard —The Junes M.
Gnibble Farm,
in •rmit di'triot of >nld u.) ntv. hlslan.lw.it
•iriduoe.l t v . '■ <ir!l.».|e I , t,| iif,. ,) ne
r-’ , h wild r I I.I . i.d eih .,M| j. ,v
a .el i in, ii i. UWellPig liou .e. ontl.tn d>
't*'- nnd !;« s i>. a de-ira'ile iie.glilna ii.axi
i .rant .11st riot.
> hit rt «»1- S \I,J4 — Knott h eas t in hand to
M" »" t' ot suit and .\pen os of -n>e. end
1 he resume ujani a or«*d t of e. u un i Irt
months, the pit chaser executing for the de
•"rY« i >• *. laeii t... ia crest t.ouing Holes \\ it Ii
.'oi>d -e.'iirity.
f'tile to iiegiii :,f l p. tn.
I’ J < 'i .i ai a % . Special ( otn nis doner.
I. .1. W. W atso.i, olork of tlie * ire it Court of
1 .''''on e itiiiy. d.i hereby eottify tliit th.
><»» e m.ii'»«(J HpiT.ial con.fni>>ityiiCi )i,»h i/lvmi
Jond with security as provided hi the decree
t.>r mi ai.
•i 'J-i.'ii'U jj.W .1, \v. Watson. Clerk.
T U 1)101IL sali:.
J. c almpson i
,, VV , Equity.
K. I. iuntldfs ct al j
lly virtue of a dec c of the circuit Court of*
i I st.,,, , otmty. rou ie .■ t m the above enlltled
( iian. cry cause on the Nth day ot Incetnher.
i ■tiio tiuder-lgnod special cu.iiiniisiiuiior will
oil
Wednesday, March 22nd, 1S99,
,'f t |,e fr. nt door of flu coirt house of said
e liutv. off or at ptlhlle sale to th • highest uiU
o. r. the fo.lowing dcseril.e.l real estate :
Forty and one half Acres of Land
on Buffalo ('reek,
mi niiniiiK inn inii IK 1 i l*um\V Her- nndotlier*
nnil I,emu flu; saint ■ Ian i «■<,n\oyt» I liy ..avid
l" Ki'Ih it i k i.c-i . mow saudcra)
l»y deed dated tin* villi day of -iHiiiiir* inn,
and no* of ree,nil In flic office of tin, clerk of
fIn- countv court of li. -ton < ount.v. In wlilcli
county mild 1mI i« o.imh I
TKit M - or ,s.\ i.ri : K i on all eanli In hand lo
m.y fin- (tout* ot mu it ami e\|*uifrH of Male, and
I ho renine ii| on a cretin of n.l and I* month*
tn, piirilnoM ito c jii.uto noli* will, p,.„| *«’.
«ui l»> for the deferred |>n» incut*. !*ulu tt>
• omirience at ■ ne o*t lock (i m<
*’ •*• * ’ItO.l v N sjaiol •! i ommlmdotier.
I. • VV . U HI Hill, c c u of llm circuit fourt of
I’reKton county do Inni.v certify that t,ond
Willi rtnurlly III* hecn ill veil |,y the «|,e, liil
■ eorfunix'loncr u ovc named, a* ictiniivd hv Iho
eciuc for Hale. .1. V* . v\ a thou Clark,
j -i M Hit ll $A o)
; f 001 I I ' it
Lcwl< iveily'n .Vdm'i f
V H.
Ocorjrc II. Hotn|,y. J
111 '!>' nn of adore,, ■ the f Ih'lilf I'nvrl of
i Pie t lie nut*. ren lered In fltenn vn entitled
• hnneery c n e. the tmd i>|iiiii*I *| eelal coin*
• m ,*l mar »i I oiler at i iiol e nue on, Indore
in trotd tlotir ol the court bouse of s*id
! county, on
Wed tic (lay, March 22, 1899,
ihe f, IIowIiik do'frlbc I real > ■ fate :
238 Acrcn of Land in Gra I Dint.,
i itlmr on the wafer* of |,an* I him. ndjotnlfic
the land* ol Ail*, Mine Wolf and ofhet* and
hr|i^*he *n»t e land einyctc'l f<> hole- W.
H«> i hy i v tael* Kv,-r ' hv dee • now on ran
ud In the office of lie <!,r> of the run ty
>m I of * Id I’liiml y, and dated fie let day of
Ai>r , 1*1tt
1 t ifMs III SM.K Kifongh e•«fi in hand t<»
ray ii,e coat* ,,f Mil,! nil c%j,cn«e« of «ale. and
In re-ldne In t i,i«,l if wnr the T>i,reha*er le
ejte<ut« for tlm d» (erred t dint i- liucreM
In aring indti* with iroovt a It*.
I’.,l. i INHI vN. >|.e,>.o t ,,n ful«*lone .
I. .1 W V> at »,ii. , iei H < f the chi n t court of
•aid **«.»»*»f*. ooitlfy th„l the alaive named
H,«-e at eo.niol**toi,ei he* irlv n let o ah
t urlft in « >ltl t an e o' |iit»id«a) t») the Ot.oi tttr
t I •I'll
v k tht ll t'. no j. W.Wi I eon. i lark.
'i it* Uno U<>y Coin C.ue.
Kr>r cold In tr»r h id i»n<l*r,',vh > a* use Ker
pwiit * ft, •i.t,' i» i*,*nt vc jiittow, ue • Ono
L>»y i out ‘ ‘nr* "
Hear* t* KU Y»U CoutfV
r., ..tk.c /y*s /y ^yy y
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