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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-06
EEOR2YEsE.E MURDER.
JUDGE LYNCH ON THE BENCH
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On Christmas night, soon after
dark. one of the most brutal and
cowardly murders, we have ever
heard of was perpctrated at Camp
bells Creek, about 3 miles above
Charleston. The victim was Mr..
Thomas Lee. The circumstances are
As follows:
Mr.. Lee was riding n mule, and
was met by twA men named E'tep
and Dawson, who were in buggy,
and hal been drinking some. They
attacked Mr.. Lee with knives, and
butchered him most trighttully,
stabbing him thirty two times sew
eral wounds penetrated his heart,
and one nearly severed his neck
After the murder was. done, they
threw the body off the bridge into the
creek, where it was found. From
the nature of the wounds, it seems
that one man WAS cutting him IN
front and the other at his back. A
Young man named Stanley witnessed
the murder, and was threatened with
death if he told any one of it. MIR.
Lee was miner,-a poor man, and
leaves a wife and eight children.
Deputy Sheriff Sentz. on his own
responsibility offered 4 reward OF
$3.50 for the murderers, but the par
ties who arrested them directed the
reward to be paid to the family OF
the murdered man. There was a
great dqal of excitement in the
neighborhood where the muir
der was committed. which culmna'
ted ON Thursday last, in determine
ton of the neighbors and friends OF
the murdered man, to take the law
i'm their own hands and execute the
murlerers NJ the place where they
committed the crime. The mob
met ON Thursday at CampbeIFS creek
bridge, and was composed of miners
coopcrs, farmers &c, to the number
of three or four hundred; they or
canized regularly, appointing otticer'
and passing resolutions, ratified by
AN oath. that the murder of Lee
should be avenged, also that no II
ouor should be drank or carried by
the party, which part of the agree
ment is said 10 have been strictly
carried out. On Thursday evening
Sheriff Morgan, having no force a
hand with which to guard the jail
in Charleston against the mob, deter
mined to take the murderefS, lnclud
/ inr Belcher, who murdered a man II
the same ncighborhood about one
wear AGO, to.a place OF safety. When
the mob reached town, they divide
into two parties, one approaching th'
I iail in the front and sne in the rear
When they surrounded the jail
Keeper Morgan appeared with tn,
| KEYS. and showed them all through
In. and satisfied them that the bird
were flown. They then took JalIe
/ Morgan and Deputy Sheriff Pesr'
prisoners. They threatened Morgan
that if he did not tell them wher
the prisoners were, they woul! XII
him in thirty minutes They theI
sep,rated To- hunt for the murderers
sheriff Morgan had hidden them II
an olt shed on the hank of Elk rive
between the .Sa bridges, and thcs
Who were searching for them wer
all around the place two or tire
fines. The mob seemed determlne'
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and wherever in his judgment they
needed repairs to give written notice
to that effect to the owners of The ad-
Jacent property and require the re-
pairs to be made IN 10 days from no.
tice with the information that when
said notice was not complied with the
repairs would he made by the City
and the expenses assessed and col
lected from each property.
On motion, Council adjourned TO
Monday 5 p. NJ, Jan. 18th 1876.
JOHN H. OLEY,
Recorder.
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C,TOcKHOLDER'S MEETlNG.

CTOCKHOLDER'S MEETING.
Notice is hereby gwen, pursuant to
TIE laws Of the State Of West Virginia,
that the annual meeting Of the Hunting
ton Elevator and Transfer Company, IA
corporation organized under said laws
held Mt tie Office Of sa.d Company, o
Nassau Street. New York City, on the
gth day Of December, 1910, at which
meeting the same being general meet
ing more than a majority Of the Capital
st * was Represented atd voted 10 favor
Il the following resolution:
Rcsolred, That the business Of tins
Corporation be discontinued, and that the
property and a -ets that NAV remain after
paying ali Just debt, and liabilities OF the
C1rpo alton. be divided pro rata am 'ng the
Stockholders, in proportion TO the amt
paid in by them resvectiyely."
All persons having claims against said
company are herei notified to present
tie sane with vouclers. To James Il.
II yves. Treasurer Of said Company, at hi
Office No. 9 Nassau Street. New York ei-
~. on or befo'e tie l5tn dAy 81 ebrUary
1916. Dated December l0ti $50.
JAMES J. TRACY. President.
Dec. 90. CIV.
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The Yves! Charleston Com
Ie3ny.

A charter has been obtained and stock
is being subscribed with view 10 the pnr-
chase Of West Charleston from the TiuS-
tee who represent the present owners:
The property embrace. more than TWO
THOUSAND TOWN LOTS, 40Xl20 feet
each, and about $50 acres of streets and
alleys. Also the proceeds Of all sales
made by the Trustee up to date, amount
ing To about $4,000 in cash and bonds,
f,r lois SOLD Ar AN AVERAGE OF
NEARLY $3.50 EACH. Also thirteen
houses valued at $1,000, including one Of
nine rooms, with stable and out houses ;
and finally the proceeds to be derived from
the sale Of the KaEd'rhd Sar GHd ria
ming Mn.
THE RENTS derived from this prop.
crty. including houses, brickyards, fair
grounds, &c, amount To over $1,000 per
annum At the rate at which the proper
ty is offered t. the Company, over 800
PER CENT. will be made by the Com
pamv on every lot hereafter sold by them
at the pr ces at which lots have been
heretofore selling-and on choice lots
mnch more
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Mrs. b. p. DRIGGs.
MRs JAS. FOSTER,
Mrs. l.. PROCTOR,
Committee Of arrangements

4 WORD To OUR COLORED
FRIENDS. We would suggest to the
colored men Of this city, that it is very
important to them to help ferret out
and arrest criminals of their own col
or. There is Il prejudice existing be-
tween the races, ard the way TO over
come it, is tor both to do right. These
colored men who loaf around town,
stealing, fighting and ready to kill,
are disgrace to their race, and every
one is interested in seeing them ar
rested and brought TO Justice.
Such men rs these, keep up the
prejudice between the races, and do
4 great deal of harm to their own
color.
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pryTysTly CHURCH AND LODGE DIRECTORY.

..,-rrv,,~ Cut-icu.- Ce3pel on sfh
~ a'.,-r,.p lnt1 auj llth streets Rev j.
~ ,t-v.r-,.N Pastor. Services every N.'n1l
q. .". O'Clock D. uI. anil p. p. m. >'".''N Se"'o'
20 ga. %. Tan, COMM
hNr ,,'.'.. corner an Avenue a0d l-ih street.
n' r1ry p1-to-. Services % -St AMI thiri
...r, sr cash month. sabbath Scnoo' 81
,......r son street Hev Wesley Pref
v r.-.,- Preceding every >'h'1ih at leN
n. l7I,., "a m- Nt',t.R N ~
i.,..- r.ae'.rg Wednesday niE',-
..-sru. S1yrH.-li1lj'rhys chapel;
o. Johnson. Pastor. S'-vt'~ every >An
t.,r 7tl,.. au,o.N, a. IN sunday N''''' every
sunday ST 91. ui-
....ss.,rr1~t A. CuUR'g corner sen avenue
,,.- street. Rev. Albert Row -, idNtor.
-..... sv--y SUNDAY 90 l1'e a. IN AT. o. . p w.
.r,, .1lo. So, ID .3o %. w. P1yeT Meeting e'-
~, wednesday evening ~ = 'c'''>'
....l.E- ru.tuon.r. NJ o. meets
...-,. ..' rb.ri Iu.>ilt> 'i every "'.'h'
n,sr'> ~ANGIpEoN. H.P.
u,ertu. scribe.
.r.,..,...~ I..0 .r. ". 900. Z nt o. T. -l'rNiN
.yc-v Tra-t''N 'yc'.N- .l rs. ..,-..-
...a., Hal. corur- BID NN.n,, Il, ' '.-1t.,N N.G.
--.v,~ EuAvvrv. SEQ.
..-,,..-..> f.....,. y, r.. N~. Tr.raa'
...st NJ t...- -...-s ., So s>'f.. ..'i.- .. '.n
4 ,0E .-frar, HT .f'f- 10 '''' "'''
20 Fridays ''''.' 0wrN VAIN.
d. r. B->--.t. ~.-
-.,.....-,... ,.--.... >.i.. r .,.1i Arch Ma
.... meets .H 81 .. i...- .' 'N
N'a.''s 'r..'' 10 ~iipI>vEE. IIr.
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and visitors all seemed busy. The
Judge seemed to be giving salisfac.
ton. Times are very hard here, and
people complain greatly about high
taxes. 1t seems difficult to raise
money to pay them.
hope in the future great care
will be taken to elect emily the best
men to office. r.
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A TUMBLE PRICEs.-Harmison
& Co., ever on the qd rire for the
benefit of our citizens, have, since the
first Of the present month, reduced
the prices of their Goods to an enor-
nous extent, in some instances fully
p per cent. They do this in order
to run off their winter stock before
the advent of Summer; in this they
exhibit good business tact, Us moths,
during the summer months are terri
bic enemies to woollen goods.
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Nor. lSSw
Commission Sale of
Real Estate i'm Lincoln
Comfy.

Rv virtue Of the provisions of decree
Of the Circuit Court of Lincoln county
at the March term 1874, thereof in cause
therein, pending, wherein Geo. A. llolten
tor the use Of Rumsey Read 4 Co. aud
I. J. McComas are complainants, and
Richard Adkins is defendant, appointing
the undersigned as special Commissioner
in the place of T. Il. Kline former Com
missioner in said cause, with Instructions
10 execute the former decree renewed ia
said cause. | will on
WEDNESDAY NOV. TENTH, 1879,
at the front door Of the Court llonse Of
Lincoln county proceed 10 sell at public
auction To the highest bidder, three hun
dred acres oi land on or near Ste uis Greek
# Guvandotie River, also two tracts Of
So and - acres respectively lying on the
Guysrdntte River, IN said Lincoln County
Terms Of Sale: Forty dollars cash IN
hand the residue in two equal install
ments upon a credit of six and twelve
months with interest from the day Of salo
requiring OF the purchaser bond ard good
security fJr the deferred 'nsiallmcnts.
i. +. CURRY,
Spec. Com'r.
Oct II, At.
The above sale is postponed ill Fr,da
the l0ih day Of January 1879.
B.F. CURRY.
Nov lS-id Sp'l Comm.
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LOCATION.

This property embraces the choicest
part Of the site upon which Charleston is
built. 1t lies in the angle formed by the
Elk and Kanawha riveiS--on the lower
side of the Elk; it is almost perfectly lev
ell. and is well drained-has already a
population Of over four hundred, and i
number OF new houses building ut this
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Is Your Life Worth 10 cents

Is Your Life Worth 10 cents
Sickness prevails everywhere, and
everybody complains Of some disease
during their life. When sick, the
object is to get well now we say
plainly that no person in this world
that is suffering with Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and its effects, such
as Indigestion, Costiveness. Sick
headache, Sour Stomach, HEARTBURN,
Palpitation of the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Bilousness, &c, can take
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER without
getting relief and cure. If you doubt
this, 90 to SMITH, DAVIS Il Co., and
get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try it. Regular size = cents. Two
doses will relieve you.
Oct. Dist. 1875. ~.
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GREEN SHOALS IrEMs.-Christ
mas was enjoyed here by the people
generally and everything was lovely.
An old lady IS years of age who
lived in this neighborhood, said she
was going to rest on Christmas day
tor the first time in h6r life. She
cast her eyes up to her old clock,
which had been running siSty-tive
wears, and sail. Il will stop YOU and
let YOU rest with me-" and she did so,
Brownsville, in this county is a
thriving PLACE; ii contains two Dry
Goods stores, one Grocery store, one
school house and several dwellings. -
Mr.. Theophilus Fowler has several
lots for sale here.
visited Logan Court, at the De
cember term: The Court, Lawyers
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The erection Of the kanawha Iron
Works, Just above this property on the
Elk. and the opening OF iron ore, fire, clay
and limestone mines in the hills immcdi-
a,eIy adj,ining, i. already Increasing the
population, and must, in connection with
other industries, bring in several thous-
nd inhIhitants within The neNt two Years.
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NEW EIOTEE..

C. +. Myers, would respectfully
Inform the denizens of Huntington,
and all who visit its classic precincts,
that he has opened a Hotel on the
European plan, at the corner of 7th
and Second Avenue, where lie vii.
be happy to serve all who come.
He guarantees that anyhody who
comes to his house for a good square
meal will not 90 away unSatiShed.-
You call for what you wanI and pay
for what YOU get. II,
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COMMESSIONER'S SALE.
W. c. Miller survivor Of PC Burlington,
deceased,
VS.
John Patterson, ct al
IN CHANCERY,

In obedicrcc Ia n decree # the County
Court Il Cabell County, State II West
Virginia made and entered in Tie above
snt.tied cause on the 10Th day Of October
1875, tie undersigned SIcc.al Commits,
sioncr, appointed by said decree for tie
IurpOse, will ON
TIE l0M DAY or January, 1870,
at tie front door IL the Cour, House If
said county offer for sale Ia tho highest
bidder, the following Described real estate
tn-wit: One hundred and nircty.fvc acres
Of land, more or less lyIug on the waters
# Nine Mile Greek, In said county ard
for more definite description Of the sairs
reference is made to n report filed among
the papers in said eansc, by John W.
Church, Special Commissioner, made and
filed in pursuance Of mcrdccrcc.
TERMS OF SALE; One half If tho
pnrchasc money cash in hand and the resi-
due upon credit If six months,
taking from tie purchaser bone
with approved security for the defer
red payments AID retaining the legal title
rs additional security.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
December, 1875.
i. J. McCOMAS,
Dcc.9 iw. Special Commissioner.
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Cabeu County Teachers Institute

At a meeting of the Executive
Comm ttee Of this Institute held at
Milton. W. Va, on the 18th day OF
December 1873. the following pro,
rramme was adopted IS the order OF
exercises for the next meeting to be
held at Huntington, on the fourth
Friday and saturday in January,
1876. beginning ON Friday cyeningat
: O'Clock, closing ON saturday even
ing ut 10 o'clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

If YOU want good drink of good
Bumgardner or Clemer Whiskey, 60
to Jack Cogbills' at Burke's old stand.
corner of 2nd Ave. and Sth Street,
Huntington w. Va.
Nov. lit.
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SALE
Al EnslOw,
vs.. TX CHaNCERY.

A. J. EnslOw,
IS. IN CHtNfERi.
william Matter 81 tai
b vi.tue nf decree rendered in the above
entitled cause IT The July term ~ the County
Court Of Cabell County. West virginia. The
undersigned special comm ssiOneT appointed
boy the Court for that purpose, viii offer for
sale
or FRIDAY, DECEMBER Pm 1879,
between the hou.s Of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and &
O'Clock +. ~. un the premises, the House and
lot ~ The said william Matter. situated on tho
north side Of 3fd Avenue, between 10Th and
nth streets Ia the cry Of Huntington West VIZ
ginla being the same Dr.rElses mentioned In tho
papers in saii caus@.
'TyRYs Or SALF:-Onc-thir'l cash In hand on
dsy OF sale the bal Incc in two equal payinenta
~ rix aud twelve months. taking from the pur-
chaser lOnd with good security win intei est,
ana retaiungihe legal title urtii me same IL
paid. H. q. slNNs.
Nov g5-'d Special commissioner.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY
January, sth 1876,
II. G.. SfMMs.
Dec 30-id. Special Commissioner.
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Moses Bornheimi hereby notifies
everybody and his wife, that he is
selling Ready Made Clothing cheap
err than it mas ever been offered in
Huntington. Terms Cash.
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NOTICE.

KanaWha SpIint and
SrIni.CanneICOaI at prices
lower than ever offered In
This City. Also Lime. DC.
nicnt. Plaster, Shingles
and Lath. ut very low pri-
"cs.
1ard. Ger. end Ave. and
Telith Street.
4. IL. GREEN
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Commissioners Sale
OF
HamIin

DY Virtue Of decree Of the County
ID Court If Lincoln County, made nc
the Nav Term, 1875, in the chancery
cause Of Enos Hill & TO. " Thomas Rob-
crts, will proceed to sell at public auc'
ton, to the highest bidder, on
the ION Day Of january, 4. D., 1876,
at the front door oi the Court House Of
said county, five town lots, or rs much as
may be necessary To pay $4,000 and costs
Of suit Of the defendants. sad lots are
situate in the town of llamlin. in tie
County OF Lincoln, and numbered l., II,
%, 23 and II on the map Of said town.
TERMS OF SALE ;-Onc-haif cash.
and onc-half on credit 81 xix months
Bond and security required If purchaser
and legal title retained until purchase
money is fully paid.
JOHN b. LAIDLEY,
spcel Commissioners.
Nov. IS-Sw
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Change Of Programme.

QUICK SALES& SMALL PROFITS.
For Cash, I will fer the next "a
DAYS sell GROCERIES and ?RoVIS-
IONS lower than any other Store in
the City Of Huntington.
The proof Of the Pudding is the
eating. Try me.
I. DoULITTLE.
Jan. 6 #. Huntington, ". Va.
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All the members were present.
Minutes Of last meeting we're read
and approved.
The following accounts were al
lowed:
J;C rGllT', night policeman 81 co g.
7. j. Ru H., Mayors fees Nov and Dc. 20 %
". ). BOVINE. i Co., Printing and Adver-
Jnlin Z Gibson. 800
Ms More, care "a Avenue School !! %
= Hath d. an Il OU
Cnas. F.. Thompson. Labor on roads 900
On motion, the Recorder was au-
thorizcd to scttl" the street Commits
sioncrs account for Dec. 1873.
On motion, the Recorder was au-
thorizcd to draw an order on the
Treasurer in payment for the fire
bell purchased for such an amount
as approved by the Fire and Police
Committee.
On motion, the Recorder was in
structed to draw an order on the
Treasurer in favor OF the Central
Land Go. of w. Va, for the second
payment and interest on the contract
for the Cemetery grounds.
On Motion, the Mayor and Re
corder were instructed to draw an
order as President and Secretary OF
the Board of Education on the Shcr
if of Cabell County in favor of the
Central Land Co. of W. Va, for the
final payment and interest on the 3rd
Avenue school lot
On motion. the Mayor and Re
corder were instructed to draw an
order rs President and Secretary OF
the Bard Of T. IucAtion on the Shcr
| 1T Of Cabcll County in favor of the
| Central Land Co. Of W Va, for
twelve hundred and ten (Sl2l0) dol,
lars to take up school Bond No )
and interest.
On melton, il vas ordered that no
further payments should be made on
the contract for the public cistern>
until thu said CisternS were accepted
hy the Fire Il Police Committee.
, Committee on Laws anchorlinances
report2G that they were not ready Ia
report on the question Of transferring
the Pea Ridge school house from the
Board of Education to the City OF
Hunting on.
The same Committee made writ
ten report ON the resolution to re-
peal ordinance No. ~ giving the
Chesapeake and Ohio Il. L. certain
rights and pr; ilegcs a. to the Use Of
the Avenues and Streets to lay down
tracks De. The Committee advised,
a> the said K. X. Co. WAS now engaged
| in serious litigation, that the further
consideration of the matter be post
pond.
On motion, the report was receiv
ed and laid on the table.
On motion, the Ordinance on
/ HOUSES of III Fame, was. referred t.
the committee on Laws and Ordi-
nances with suggestions for amend
ment.
On motion the Council proceeded
to ballot far one night policeman.
l.. +. d. Faulconer, \. :. Wright
and J c. Pollard were placed il
nomination.
T so ballots were held with no cleo
ton and on motion, further ballotin!
was postponed until The next meet
ing.
On motion. tho Street Commits
sioner wa, instructed to at once
cAamine the side walks Of the Git!
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y5AyIFASTlTEsES.
FAX.
IRON WORKS.

Charleston has twenty-four manui'ctur-
ing industries Of which ten are located be-
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SIERITFS SALE
c. c. Osborn VS. Wheaton x Sanborn.
J.E. Kirby VS. Wheaton & Sanborn.
William Black rs Wheaton 4 Sanborn.
!. B. Howell - Wheaton, SIIbJrl.
OF ATTACHMENT.

Bv virtue Il an ordc- made in the above
STYLED cases at the October Term 1915, Of
tie County Court Of Cabe'l County, West
Virginia, VIII on 'ihursday
THE 9Th DAY OF JANUhRY, 1873
offer for sale on the farm Of Lafayette
Ball in Union District, said county OF
Cabell, the following described property,
to-w;t: Ore boiler and two engines.
which were levied upon bv ne by virtue
# attachments in said cases in favor Of the
above paint lis against Wheaton IL SAM
born.
TERMS OF SALE:-On third cash,
ha'anoe in * and twelve months, taking
from purchaser bond with approved sc
curitv ilr deferred payment bearing inter
est from day II sale. Given under my
hand this December 2nd, 1879.
II. SMITH. Sheriff,
Is GRO. !, MILLER, Opt. Dec. 9-iw
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The Ladies of the Congregational
Church and Society, hereby acknowl-
edge with hearty thanks, their obli>
CATIONS to many friends, for LIBERAL
donations and patronage at the Cen
tennial entertainment on Dec. 22nd
and 23rd.
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For sale.
TdluaJle Timber Land.
CPTENlIn S'TErGR saw KILL.

EPbGhDiU Nib iUR Dhd AiLL.
This tract is situated on the Licking
River in Morgan Co., KY, has River
front # Z ! miles, 1870 miles from Coying-
ton, Ky.
IfG2 .iCKES.
Timberetl with Oak, Poplar and Wal,
nut. underlaid with Coal, md Species OI
Marble.
TITLE PEREECT-
For Map aud full description,
.Address
4. ". BURNETT,
VS.. DOWHER * co.
Huntington V. Va,
or CYRUS ALLEY, Morekead, Ky.
Dec. loft.
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sATTRnAY MORNING.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,

E,.av. The Benefits Of Pen
mau,hip. T.. l.. Summers. Tine,
~ minutes.
Which is the most important
study. Geography or Grammar
Rev .Jno. Garter. Time, forty MN
uteS =, ~
, Lecture. Language. T.. p,
Doolittle. Time, 70 minutes.
SATURDAY EVENING.
l. Should Physiology be touSh'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

SALE
Charles l.. Good and Samuel III. Good
Adm'rs of Sans el Good Deceased.
".
Thomas Good ct nj.
IN CHANCERY,
In pursuance Of decrecin the above
entitles cause, made and entered IN the
Iuly Term. 1879. of the County Court oil
Lincoln Co, w. Va NJ special Com
missioner. therein named for the purpose,
will proceed to sell by publie' auction at
the front d)or Of the court ho,ise oh said
Lincoln County on The
10TH DAY OF JNC4RT, 1876
the lands mentioned in said Gaze Of which
Samuel Good, died seized and possessed.to
Wit 800 acres of land on Sugar Tree
Fork az Mud River in different tracts
tracts Of ubuut 30 seres each, aud the
residue in one tract.
TERMS OF SAI.E:-0ne-fourth Of tho
purchase money cash in hand, and the
residue thereof in two equal installments
upon a credit Of six and Twelve months,
respectively, each bearing interest from
dav of sale. secured BY bond and good Sc
curity and reservation of title.
JEROME SHELTON,
Spl Comm.
Nor. IS-Sw.