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THE LOST STAMPS.
fbr 1ht Chtcdg, Tribune.

FIR 1h< Chicago Tribune
Hornewarl had sadly paced me,
And in tnem'ry had rctraced mo
Through each fairy, lifting footstep had taken'
vain!y + sought aup to remember
IT. by menus Of flame or cH1ber.
On that bieuk day Of December. they hao van
Vanished from me, leaving me in wo their ab-
geuce to depiorc; .
But my mcm'ry nothing bore!
So came to the conclusion
1 had eaten them, perhaps, or kicked them "Au-
ly from the door;
I'd resigned myself to SORROW,
when, bcholdi upon tho morroW-
o TINT gay and gladsome morrow!-l surveyed
my ulster Oer- .,..~
sad day wore- ..
But since then, nh, neyermofe!
AsIwrapped the robe around me,
Something happened to astound me.
For felt sticky stiffness had never 1elt ne
And The The stiffness then was broken,
Rnt mua crracklng r queer-a token there was some
thing there before
felt before!
/ So searche&! it o'er md Ger.
Deep into that pocket peering.
Long stood there. wond' ring. rearing. .-
Tryiug to make out what ruise that most mys-
teriohs something wore: -
| Till at last, my vision clearing.
| Lo! saw-O sight most cteering!-r
| M beloved stamps appearing where nao not
| looked before!-;
Stuck fast in my ulster pocket, where had not
looked before
| Only this, and nothing morel .-
| OSHKOSH, Wis, Dec. 20, 1880.
| Tin 1.-THE Old Year and the New, poem ~ oY
| II. +. Harmon. printed in THE TRIBUNE OF ne,
| ccrnher Is, there was serious error Lane VI
| StunZa should have read "Thls hour IS tn1ne
| own" instead Of 'This hour Is UNKNOWN
, 1881-01-02

and Marie Rozat, and two young friends, the
Misses Katharine Spencer and Bessie Sander
son, Ut Milwaukee.
Mrs. T. w. Blatchford's annual young pco-
ple's party, which was to lave taken place
Tuesday evening, was postponed OH account
Of sickness in the family.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs Il. w. Thomas were
rendered an enjoyable reception Tuesday
evening in the parlors Ut the Sherman House
by their 1nally friends.
Mr.: and Mrs. George H. Latin gave de-
Ngiltful afternoon reception Tuesday Mt their
|. residence, No. 16l4 Michigan avenue.
Mrs. George Seayerns. gave delightful
young folks party Wednesday evening at
ler residence, No. 245l Michigan avenue, in
honor Of her son and daughter.
Bishop E. O. uaven,. of the Methodist
Church, was rendered delightful reception
"Wednesday evening at the Woman's College,
col. and Mrs. Forsythe> gracefully enter
tanned a number Of their friends Thursday
eyenipg ut their residence in Groycland Park.
Mrs. w. l.. Gray, OF No. 2o03 Prairie ave
nue., gave very enjoyable young peoples
party Thursday evening In honor OF her
daughter, Miss Jessie Gray.
Miss Lllcy a. Thompson, OF No. 795 West
| Washington street, entertained a number of
her friends OIL Thursday evening, in honor
| Of her guest, Miss Belle King, of Rock
ford, LII.
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HtJhfOR,

lce-dealers are happy over solia Nor'n'
.,o, won+a b,,t little here below, and be gets it.
eiau waits 0oA l. r1,e ,oo5
OF mserly man somebody "sote: "a. as .a'.. neau
gave way, but nus manu- nese. ILL., A7 o'''@'N
softened, but MS neafe coo3oA =
a Doston bank advertiscs that it will place
,,oner a nywhcre by telegraph. AL right; place
Dsot5rMd aIy VIZ con5ier. ms "' A9NN "
1oe"a1"" 'o" '. ~ to~a ,,,nted mn
A Boston nflss cla1t,.s 9.,'E H. an nots,rniiy that
orange peel On thc slae"M. y hsfora M m ieccn-
stx fat men ,Isaapped slppedd op ou II 'sA9A~
ton was aiscoVeseu' ,1o,,, +ho
Gum arabic dissolved ~ Mn,sky M1a nesp
trie sugar dissolved in It has the same elect on
tie legs.-Jonn B. Cough ....-...
Are you good rider p asked livery man; 20 /
II am replied the customer, and lust tnen a,1 Inc
.n5 hrnkaf And the customer went on. IRON
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called Alice, and who deserve to have q
flower for their godmother.
Fashion governs race Just as 1t governs

called Alice, and VINO deserve LO uHft
Fashion lon 's'f govefns as1i race Just as it governs
everything else. -, -. :
Formerly, under her monarchy, a name was
transmitted from father to son; and 1t was
rare, indeed, that ali execution was made
from the time-halloweh custom. Certain
families had two fayori: names,-such as
Louis and Charles for the house Of France.
The Orleans heirs were all called Philippe,
and the heirs Of Montmorency, Mathfeu.
The Counts OF Toulouse called themselves
Raymond; the Counts Of Folk, Castor. The
heirs Of Noailles were often named Helyon.
The Rollans were clristene1 Louis. the
heirs of La Tour d'Aub5rge, Henri; Of Al
bert de Luynes, llonort; the Rlcheieus
were called Armand, from the time of the
great Cardinal.
Under the Republic there was revival Of
Greek and Roman names. Names Of How
ers, goddesse5i and plants were also much In
vogue among women. ..---
We have nearly oil OF us met some OF the
respectable ladies', born at the commence
menr Of the century, who bore, not without
q sigh, names which their white hair seemed
to uock.-Flore, Eglc, uebe,. EuphTosyne,
Aurore, Cypria, Artemise, and even Terp-
sichore.
mense success. Ladies were called isenlt.
Ysabeau, Isau-re, Ginevra, MAiyina, Inez,
Yoandc, Bathilde. I1edwige, etc.
1t was the age when the French mind: after
having plunged into Scottish mists with Nc,
Pherson's "Ossian," rode along strang &c ltn1
broad highways upon the Wlld-lnaned steed
Of Romaltlcism.
And the romance writer's we're often god
fathers.
We owe the name Indiana to George Sand,
COLOMBIA to Prosper Merilpee, Cossetteto Vic
tor Hugo, Jocel1n to Lauartine, JeanEine to
the younger Dumas, and the story Of the
same name is the most charming OF all his
masterpieces.
We also owe I4yonette to him.
, 1881-01-02
tu,.r,es o,c81ior Ceases to he Citizen
Of New York, and Becomes hAan Oh
wFnaxu ry,uxnttK.


Correspondence N<.p lork IEoTld ,....o,
NAx1uCsEr, Aass, Dee: os mrne -ecam3,c heeome
natt2en anz of Massachuaetts and rc!lnquished hts
ssSPM M T. fsS r9a safe y 4snaens In aad nas
netv ts,.ht .ptra him his Fort Washington house.
bnd Eyery few days ot books arrve
fnr him, and it is understood that he Is wrIung
1osy treatIse which is to be bis hnal pro1ess1onAi
ntTnrt' and his payment OF the debt whtch Eora
aa decsEed f9as eyes ssy
ue s. - ~ m n1.rs mi this isand aud hns been here
a1so aM1 durnS wintry weather. he has found that
IN ali seasons the climate OF Nantuckes ...Ea nes5
Mn nhtIrv to exercise and to work. He has
tho1efore closed his Office in New iork Gia5.
but Of course, may be consulted Tor op1nions
i1c his 78th year but, VIC see him In nis Walks
about this island, WHICH ia much older than Din
self. he seems so vigorous toat i.oaagspuNs Na1
tucketers iii hope that Mr. o'Conor may ,1t m
erease the fame Of the longevity Of Nantucket
, 1881-01-02

On Thursday efELlllf.. he h1t A~t'AueAt@es -'~'
fr,4 West Monroe street, Miss Ada Boyles,
daughter of Judge Boyles. gave chlldrelfs
Marty to her young friends, which proved to
ne A., exceedingly pleasant event Al about
3 o'clock the Young people began to arrive
and soon the spacious parlors were com
nletely filed with 4 jolly gathering u haila-;
some Young misses and nlirthtut young men.
The evening was delightfully."- spent III tt.p-
ming the light fantastic to, tne ~ strains n'I
~ an. italian orchestra allu ID tue 1t ~
;nvmput Of a fine supper pfephleu ~ ",
:. weI|-knovn caterer. Many social E1,tJ;s E;,ts;e
were an attractive feature OF the esc.aai!fS fi,
amusement. Among those present WelE E;3i,e tne
Misses Mamie Paul, Jennie TTienu, 'i 1fav
Sweet, Cora Morris, Matte NalliH!lii liar nt"5 rias
Kendall, Ada Boyles, and Messrs: Ghaftes Ies
HnIdenEI Ton,mie Walkup, Eddie dTasSS!s., ~. :
a;eorge Neafus, N. Hemrod, and WINS
brilliant cllflden's party was given ines, 9!e;o
dav afternoon at Bournlque's SCUM o1u1
A., denny. and the children gratified thesF ela"
ers with some very pretty exhIbltlons. 81. qI aan-
cling. 4 similar reception was heid Wgamgs is.s
day afternoon at the West SIDE AcA!uei4nSs ~ ,
and full-lress ''Ger1nan" followed III t1io
evening. =, +1,o t,bona of. n
cf1ildren's masquerade parry was f1r' nr
Thursday evening at the residence o1 ~.
Isham. No. 3al Dearborn avenue IL was
| very enjoyable affair. .,,,,,.,,, ,,ra.
4 little company of happy children pfe.. t.
sented Christmas play friday eve1l1G IS; ~ -.
! The residence of Mrs. SturglS, no; ~ INC
| street. The little people had jolly Htne.
| Saturday afternoon. Dec. u. the ci1aoten
, 1881-01-02

Mrs. Harriet Gordon, OF Marshall, Mich,
is visiting herdaughter, Mrs. DR.. Il. s. Hahn,
of No. 50 South Carpenter street. Although
nearly 50 years Of age, Mrs. Gordon travels
to and from her home alone, and is q remark
ably active old lady. .-
Alr. and Mrs. D. n. Bishop, Of Minneapolis,
MIMI, arc spending the holidays: at their
former home, No. 302 Dearborn avenue.
Mrs. e. l.. Brown sails for Europe OIL the
White Star Line steamer Celtic Jan. 20, and
is to return home in March.
Charles T. Otis returned from Europe
Friday.
Miss Minnie E. Hivllng, OF Xenia, O., is
spenaing a few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
G. f. Stitt. OF No. 50 Rush street.
Miss Emma Stoycl, Of: the West Side, al
rived home Tuesday after a trip to the East.
Mrs. Charles Myers, Ut GAINESVILLE, Wis, Is
visiting Mrs. N. A. Armstrong. OF No. ~
3Ir. Din Il. Hall is spending the holidays
in Fond du Lac, Wis
Mrs. W. W. Dudley, Of Prairie avenue, has
gone East for few weeks:
Mrs. J. ": Oakley antl: the Misses 0nkley
spent New j cars Day il Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. u. Darrow, Of No. 1046
West Monroe street, left last week for New
York, to be absent about two weeks.
Mr. L. "; Beck llas 19st alat returned from
Mrs +. ". Rice, wife of the editor Of the
Chicago HotcL Reporter, is visiting her
father, Mr.. L. II. Dyer, Of .Pope's Hill, Dor
chester.
Hotel, sailed for Europe IN the Clty OF Rict-
mond, for the benefit Of, his health. Alr:
Gaskill will pass the winter in the south OF
France, aru Mi'l remain! abroad six months:
| Mrs. r. s. Tuthill is visiting her mother ut
| Janesyille, Wis, and will return soon.
! Miss Belle Pleasalits, of Rock Island. Is
visiting Mrs. Frederick ,I'uttle, Of No 2o2@.'
Aliss Radie Stephens, Of Coylngton, Ky.1iss
visiting the family Of Judge S. N. Moore, OF
| No. lU Ashland avenue.
| Miss Minnie Grimes, OF Danville, KY, Is
spending the llolidays with Miss Knight, OF
| No. I'll West Adams street.
| Mr.. Stanley +. Black and his sisters. Miss
| Lizzie and Miss Mary II: Black, OF No. 44l
| West Washington street, are spending LIE
holidays with friends at Yorkyitle, Ill.
| The Misses Emma allG Olive Murphy, OF
No. 2315 Michigan avenue, left home las'
Monday evening for a tW6 weeks Vlslt 10 ot
Mrs. Judge O. Bowen. pf Marion, @, siste1
! OF Col. Wilson, is visiting, Mrs. ). s. Gong
don. OF No. - North La Sale street.
Mr.. Charles Arter, of Cincinnati. has been
visiting btr. and Mrs. Wlsittacre, Of Ald1lls
| Suuare. for several days. 81:
Miss III, N. Ambrose, Of Lincoln, ILL.,, is u
the city spending the holihPh9ys lP9 with relatives
E''1H Miss Lil,6e Bradley, ot Milwaukee, is ii
thn ctV visiting friends. ii II,
, 1881-01-02

Mary Anderson says "Stoatarts peerlest
Liquid is m elegant preparation ior ocaut1s'
Ing the complexion.
, 1881-01-02
RAILROAD Tx1IE-TABK.E.
ARR(YIL AND DEPARTURE Oh TRAINS

TxpLASAT1oy OF REFERENCE MARKs~-fsaturdAy
excepted. sSunday excepted. 3NondaJ a1nepte&
tDAilE.
Chicago ~ <orthsvexteru Railway
For Maps T1me-'ards, Sleertnc-Ca ascommodAnonA
apply at " Clark-st, Grand Pnctdc. Bnnks ExpteH
Office, Palmer House. Is canal-st. anu the depot
, 1881-01-02

RECEPIIONS AMI A-1S'''
One of the most. brilliant social events o1
tie week WAS the reception given thursday
evening BY Mr.. and Mrs. anles n. klnole''
If No, Us Michigan avenue. inc honrs
we're from 4 to 9 o'clock. and during that
time the parlors were cro"ueo Will 1eple-
sentative people OF the CITY.
Miss Susie Corwith, daughter OF ~ COZ.
! with. ESD, entertained select company ol
| her Young friends Friday evening at the res
idence of her parents, No. l2Gl M1chlgan
! avenue. The evening was pleasantly passed.
by the young people.
Miss Fannie Marie Doane, daughter OF j.
| W. Uoane,, Esq.,, entertained q s'nat cur
many Of friends Friday evening at ulnnel.
marty at the Palmer House. Dancing 1oi
| lowed the repast, and was kept up I'LL Ne"
Mr. sir and md" Mrs. ". II. Bradley gave an en-
/ ioyal,]e dickens party :" Thursday evening.
t 4 pleasant little reception was given e
their Young dTifnds en- Gy isS m ter l ther M
Mr. John 3. Jeffery, the weli-knoWn prln1el ne
and and publisher, Wednesday evening me
eveing was enjoyably passed BY a1 present eseha;
Miss M 9ssd GaRG as Gonda2 eysnng at Re
home, m No. 549 West Monroe street. y,
On Monday evening A1r. and MIS- u. +.
Groves entertained a small party OF family
friends i'll honor Of Dr. and Mrs' Cnaries 1,:e*
Knox (nee Miss Hattie G. Barrows), OF C}ln
'o,' yery W enjoyable banquet was given at thu
Palmer uouse last Sunday evening i'll homo
Of Bjornsterne Bjornson the DISTINGUISHES IL H;
/ svi countrSn1en residing in this city wert
brilliant reception was given Monday
o,aning TO Mrs. Henry ". King ut her resi-
dence. corner Of Rush and Huron streets.
company Is Of eoTee gesSs TefR Il Rdas of
1 Snr1h La Sale street, gave delightfn
nv, yo,,ne peoples party Tuesday evening i
l{m l{,onnT of their daughters. tic Misses DeDpl'
, 1881-01-02

bOnSaturtiuy night to Gilman only.
tOp Saturday night runs to Peoria only.
Wabash, st. Louis IL Pac1Ac Railway.
Depot corner Stewart and Archer-avs tIwenty-snrd~
ss} Archer-uv vim Skate-st to the depes-
, 1881-01-02

a-Dtpot cnrner OF Wells md Kinxae-sls-
b-Depot corner Of Canal and Kinxle-sts-
Chicago. Burlington 4: Quincy Railroad
lions apply al 50 Cnrk-st, Grand Pacific Hotel
Brthk's Express ONCE, foot of indann-hv.. Grand
Central Depot, Canal aud Sixteenrh~sts-. Palmer
House. - GpuHt-st,
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

p - . EsTs ERvE AND RAIN TREAT
MEhT; sreHf !ur h!.t,ri-, DiZz ness Ion
Va siJTs, NeIv u, Ho.0ach- Mrn Al Depres-
s'or, Los of MtmIly s:permstorrl n. lmpo-
teacy, lnvn'untsty Em's,iorS. Premature ud
"pe caused hy over ,xcrtiou, self abuse or over
indulgence ph'ch leshs To rliirrv, decay and
death. One boz will! cura recent cases Esch
oo2 contains q t m Inth's tire .tnent, One dollar
box or siI hox oT fT" dollars; sent By mail
prep;id on receigt # prc, We gG4rauteg Fix
b 'x-s IT, care ms casa. with enCh order re-
c-lved h7 Us fr six hcyea accompanied vi h
hvr doli.'s, We viii sent tha purchaser our w.,L-
zen au ra"l,e 20 r.turo !he money if the treat.
meot doce not Eject u cure tiu,raLtees issued
by } :! N hf q CO., Druggists, Ale1Andrs,
Va. wholesale saG rstsii =. MS, Orders oy
mhit vii! ceivc prompt sttaptiJn MARI
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w L HAVE this day secured the agency tor
w celebrated brand of BOTTLED ALE
knd PORTER, which we will keep constantly
on bend, and 70 which we invite the attention OF
families WHO desire ne article of ale or Porter.
Rp27 w. a. JOHNSON & CO.
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FANCY aIssDssS.
@. M. AID A Ms

& 4 immense assortment Of M erino Underwear,
showing the largest anG most complete stock Of.
ssred in the city, for ladiee gents, misses, boys
and iaf.nt. prices Is. K IS rsch.
Ribbons COrsels and EGndkerchiefs,
G@rmsE.oV!', anxuEy nGd :'h.t Ind Wool !;
Yarns II Al: colors snd qualities; Zephyr Worst
cd, iu,E supply; aL Ways 10 stooO GnAvass, NJ Of
toes, Em5rold eslng S.ks and \ cad es.
Buttons cpoD' six ;}ott.ns, Thread, Soaps,
Per r'um-ry, Ie~e.ry, &c.
Hosiery in soIid coloes, stripes, Balmoral,
Ba DrigEsn, Ier!no, Llse Threac, Aourning
AID Yarn; over GOO Gozsn Of HEe snd medium
price hosiery; Prices ir4:a lOc 10 81 80 per pair.
Woolen hhsWIs, scsrfs, Hooos sad Nubiss.
Gloves in Kid. Buck, sheep and Dog SKIN,
French Castor, Cloth. Berlin, Ringwood, CASH
mere and Updegraf; price 25c TO - per pair.
Gents fine N eck wear in Ties, Bowa, Rutland,
OeJonville and handsome assortment of Olsu-
dents Scsrts, Shirts, Collars Cuffs and Silk
Suspenders.
Neck kutiling, Rufs, Laces Edgings Veil
lngs, Hoop Skirts. &c.
G. NJ. ADAMS 90 King st,
sapl6 Alexandria, Va.
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Opening and Clnsing OF the Mails.


CLOSING.
Washington, D. G.. and Northeastern mails
Q. NJ II IN. snd and Is p. N.
Western mails 80 and l6 p. m.
Southern msiis, via Richmond, Vs., 10 80 q.
a. and 4 81 and 8 Is p m.
South and South western mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia, way and through mails, OO g..
N. md 8 W p. m.
Manassas Division 7 90 8. m.
Alexandra to Round Hill Va, 100 q. m
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, via Washing.
.on, D. g., 8 80 q. M. II NJ and 90 p. III.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 8 80 q. m
and 80 d. N.
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg, Virgins,
ithrough mails) including way msils on Midland
Railroad, S 30 q. m.
Manassas Division 30 m. for lock box only.
Round Hill to AleIsndris, Va, 3O p. m.
Office Hours-Ofice opens at 30 .. NJ, and
closes at 0O p. N.
Sunday Hours-Ofice opens at 45 q. NJ. and
closes st 8 80 q. m.
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MILL FEED ALI kindS Of Feed. B an =,
4yA Corn, Oats Hay, Straw sc. Always TO be
found St our feed store. We nave On hand ni
present 10 tons of very fine Tinonty asy. to
which We invite the atteution of owners
horses.
oct & HARMON & SMITH.
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- USlEEX, GLOVES, hsndkerchiets, Col
s-A lars sNd Cults, in great variety, ut
{. 4. BEKRYS
AIDES AND CEILDREN'S MEXINO
- VESTS and PANTS, all sizes and quali-
ties, at O. c. SEhHY'S
- EPd d YR WORSTEOS, Germantown Wools
Il ana hitting Yarns, in oil shades nud colors,
sc y At T. U, BERkY'S.
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aqSss %AaE .sn hfIHr.

- OR a.ENT or SALE-URIOH HOrEL.
: sItrats' st F=irfas Court Aousa Vs., is for
s"Ie, or will be rertai - good tensnt. The
hotel Is locsIed on Main the p-ipcipr! street of
th1 town, t""irg Ina Curt House; it is :. lsrge
ana c"nmodous three sory brick bull ling and
attic, with Stable. carriage, ic. hou.e and other
outbu'idings and we'll If ine wat n a the ward
Attached ~ this property ia rich snd FERTILE
garden OF sWI acres or more III extent Its close
proximity To Washington and Alexandra and
its eievsted hes!th:ul surroundings, must
make 1t An 81 raGtive and Pleasant resort for
summer 6oardsv. Any lnfor nstion in rel lton
TO the sbove described property csn be had by
sppyinc 10 the undelsig gncd, at Fairfax Z. II.
mhl5-lW Z. ". TYLER.
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TTNHE CELGBsATEU NUSSiA CEM hhT
Il 1t cements perfectly wood. leather. E.ass
marble, Crockerg, IeWe,ry, oluaIusLis, &C, anC
Is pronouuceG superior TO 6uy giue known. 1t
Is q liquid, and Is O. why's ;aady tor use. For
sale by AcLEAN b UhLEk.
seDl4 to Sinp street.
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M AJOLICA W. - " e'ihve jQst opened
AVA good Assortment o; Lns sU.vs namst
goods, il Pitchers, Salad Bowls, ind Buffers,
Bread snd Mu.h he!s. Chocolate Pitchers,
Pouch Baskets, Musa, &C. CAit and eIsmlhs
them at
mhl K J. MtLLER Il CO.'S.
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>Ee@!>i contracts gil oe msue ls4 y .,-
,G-Giscrs
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as. r. CARLIN & SONS, 63 King street,
~ have now in store fine stock OF Ivory.
handled Knives, PlsLod FORKS and Spoons Pen
AID Pocket Knives, d large assortment OF Tool
Chests, Skates, &c.,-use!ul holiday presents.
deyl6
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-03-19
JUDICIAL SALE.

BY virtue of. and pursuant to decree
Of the Circuit Court of Preston county,
West Va, entered at the Fall term. 1880
in the chancery cause of Susan Jeflers
ct al. VS.. William Elliott. ct al, the
undersigned special commissioner will.
on Friday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-03-19
JUDICIAL SALE

BY virtue Of, and pursuant to decree
Of tho Circuit Court Of Pre- ton county,
West Va, entered at the Fall term lss
in the chancory cause of Buckner Fairs
iaX's aGmm'r vs. T.. H., Chields ct al. the
undersigned special commissioner will
on Friday April 8, 1881 at the front door
Of tho court house Of said county at
kingwood, make public -salo OF the
real estate dCcreed In said cause to be
sold. 10 being tract Of 100 acres OF land
situated in the county OF Preston. on the
east side Of Cheat river and or the south
side Of the KingwoOd and " est Union
turnpike six miles east Of Kinkwood in
Portland district, and the same land on
which Jesse Childs lived and died.
Tho said land has on 10 q dwelling
house aud outbuildinos, is we'll situated.
in good state OF cultivation and we'll
watered aud good proportion thereof
cleared. The soid land is of good quality
and supplied with coal DC,
TERMS or SALE:
The said land VIII be sold for so much
cash in hand as Will pay costs Of suitand
proper charges for sale. and the residue
upon credit Of o. ~ and rs months.
Purchasers executing interest bearing
notes with good security therefor.
JNO. BARTON PAYNE. Special comm.r
Mar ch i, 1881. l5Mar4t35i
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-03-19
Commissioners Sale.

BY virtue of a decree of tho Circuit
Court OF Preston county rendered at the
March term 1850, OF said cour, I'm the
case of John Hanway's executor against
Henry Rohr, the undersigned special
commissioner will on the 9th day of
April 1881, Gt being tn End day of the
circuit court before the front door of the,
courthouse in Kipgwood, Preston coun .
ty, West Va, sell 10 the highest respon.
able bidder the following described real
estate, - wit certain tract OF land
containing about 2OS acres, in Valley
district, Preston county, w. Va, that
was sold by John Hanway's executor
to said Henry Rohr, /, being part of a
tract known as the Bee Run survey on
Cheat river, adjoining lands of Leonard
Greathouse, George Groves aud others.
This land will be sold for sufficient
money in hand TO pay costs of suit and
sale, and the residue upon credit of
six, twelve and eighteen months. tho
purchaser execute notes bearing interest
iromstho day of sale, with good security
for the deferred payments of the pur-
chase money.
JAS. III. CARROLL, Conm'r.
(5Mar4t34D
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-03-19
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