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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
WALCOTT GETS THE BETTER or THREE
QUAILS.

The monotony of the quail-eating contest was
broken Yesterday by squirt Dy oar. WalcOtt. lie
connected The nrst lap on the first quail IN 3 MIN
utes and 30 seconds the second quail disappeared
on h. second lap IN minutes anu 10 srcOUds. III
was VIII lie ealing the second quail that he caught
his second WIND and ordered another quaI. lie de-
voIrcd the third bird on the last lap III minutes
I'D "a seconds IOtal number of laps SCORED !;
time Id minutes an 81 seconds. Mr.. Walcott
leaked little faded after the third quail, but kept
h,a. .nnil ilIrIuIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

last night Prices were considerably higher than on the
previous night, though still low The following were
some OF the pest A. Wahlbergs Cogmakers at Meun.
scene az venice $40 Charles Jacgues' " Landssape
goo Pip Ree, " f6 Benguereag suppcation
Christian skredsyigs Driving the Cattle Home" $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb 81 n m.-Clcar and cloudy
weather prevailed yesterday. The movement III the
barometer WA upward until midday when the mercury
began 10 fall slgnty. The temperature ranged between
40 and 90 the average 2O7s' being 10 lower than
ON the corresponding day year and 70 lower than
Inursday.
Warmer weather with snow rain may be expected
to day in this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
DINNER or mr. ZETA PSI.

A large number of members Of the Hcta Psi
Society from NewYork aud IT. vicinity met at SelShor
ner la, gh cnd the fourth annual dinner OF the
Central Association OF the fra ern j. Among those who
TcspOndcd to the tOn-ts proposed by Andrew MIX
ualfick were Judge Va Horscu, Augustus Van WICK
A. II. Gallan. Judge LarrHmorr Professor X j. Leigh
and the Rev, William H. Cooke some others present
0rr A. A. X .dhe,d H. W. BOUk,taycr. Professor Frank
gat,erlee Jacob -hraiy and Dr Arthur f. lien tricks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
SHOOTING A 4 CONDCCIOR.

Thomas Wilson, laborer, of No. 80 Monroe
a. was put of Il have. car trweutyeighth-'t last
evening for being drunk ami annoying the passen
gers lIo boarded the car following ana
began -four shng revolver. James T. Walker, the con-
uo, or, y { or aud was suOt at twice ny WILSON,
VINO was .rro,tel by Oucer McCJOl, Of the Twenty
1,tul md roc en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

Ill Worse than the apprehension that nothing vii. DC
done Is the apprehension that 'he wrong 'nnk ""' 70
1000 w Ann,ving these guides to the pending meas
o. the bnsiness opinion Of the country accepts the
wavs and Means bin, and emphaticay rejects the Sen
ate Finance COMMITTEE bill There is practical 1nanm,
ttv on This pont The report OF the Tarin Commlsson
was welcomed as Offering the solution OF the vexed qnes
tion and IFS adoption would have Oeen hailed as t0rtu
nate setfl.ment The Ways and Means bill substantially
10 it, business everywhere ask ior It's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

-
Perils of the Hills.
CRoasING THE NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS IN
wINTER.-AFTER THAT MONEY


lyon may say you like about the Alps aud the Ser
ras but the who delighted with he mountain
GUS regions must DO utterly btse lack
Imagination"
Nobody ventung question this statement the speaker.
Mr. T. elen T. - Internal Revenue cot octor OF Wilkes
boro n &. To say But mountains are serious
things with and often resent intrusion Out VI bust
moss hours They taste Of their u-hnmor once
which 1kel 10 forget was just recovering ~ t
happened attack pleuIisy when had occi-
sion 10 cross the from eDy stlOn TO Asoyo
I'm February and the brought on Tca which re-
quilted Ia yiOen Of pneumO la For time doubted
Whether i've tho glory OF summer crown those
hills again But my ply sloan. Dr. f. English. OF winston
c. as the leading Of his treatment Of my case Hado
free applications OF BENSON'S CAPClNE POROUS
PLASrrIs5 and il Is opinou and own that this mag
nacout remedy saved my Itf The pai1 AID Inflammation
abal,.i almost a. soon plIsters applied"
M oubt oft People don't always die when thoy expect
IN and Often shuttle coil when then rength Is
great and their prospects bright But whether amoHg tho
hin, or in te valleys tsro Is Tor medicine
adsptei alike 10 emergencies aud hos common Ills.
BENsON's PLAsTERs standard external remedy.
Prompt powerful medicinal. 'cAn pleasant The have no
ri,a.s Price 70 sEABU RY r JOHNSON, Chem
lists New.lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
MEETINGS. or REPUBLICANS.

At the regular monthly meeting of the
XVIII Assembly District Republican Association last
evening. In their at First-ave and Eleventh-St'
reports Of committees accepted and Routine DUST
ness was transacted 1910
Al the meeting OF the With Assembly District Assoca-
ton No. 30 CntOn-st. John simpson prrslleu' OLA
new members were elected. an! ., many proposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

Dr. Jaynes Expectorant is both a palliative
and curative in all lung complaints broncbits etc ~
standard remedy for coughs and colds ana needs
only trial TO prove its worth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

with special services in all the Roman Catholic
churches in this city and vicinity. one OF tne
features of these services was the essing ana ds-
tributon of wax candles followed by procession
through the aiSles of the church,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
4 LUMBER ERMS PRoPhRTY ATTACHED.

CHICAGO, Feb. "a dispatch to me i"ter-
Drum from Grand Haven. Mch says tho creditors Oh
Ferry Brofhers Iumbermen, have attached ell their
,r,neriv Their liabilities are estimated at over
SlOO 900 The cause Of the fail supposed W 10 Tue
failure OF the Ferry asotasks lalRa " ULAh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
RELIEF FOR THE GERMAN SUFFERERS.

The following amounts have been sent by
eable by c. b. Richard & Cor. OF No 81 Broadway. for
The na,rsr, by the Hoods In Germany to Carl Fried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
KILLED By RAILROAD TRAIN

EnOs Courier, an old man, was killed on
Thursday night at Orange, N. j., by railroad uain
while walking Oh the track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

wolgade o. 20 Cashmere Bouquet Toilet soap-The
lar Vaccinations Of this luxurious article " ' '''u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
CANDLEaAS DAY EXERCISES.

Yesterday. the I'd Of February was the first OF the
pnr1icatIon of the Virgin Mary. or CandIemas Day
az H. il nnlnlnoniV called. 1t was communicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
END or A PICTURE SALE.

The sale of paintings recently on exhibition
At the Madison Square Art Rooms waS brouSAt 70 ooHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
Indlcruons fDr tD-dIy
TRIBUNE LpIlL os3ERvtrIOVS.

'ho-'ths b,oms'heI y.iAion' 'h. sy I ,snte
~ % ue 10 the lAhofr
p,,rdtns rhtc lin pfesrnt the oai"ni
B. m-rru dIdug tho's hours rleDot or i'rl l r.
nleAted bJ the Thermometer A. hao
hgIs Pea AS BtoAiTaJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
MdRRIED

EleciroSllicon mparts wonderful brlllsncv IN ooa s
silver without scratching Genuine put up az 2 John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

ItachtrH NNsOcI"II"I - ,,,.. k,h
meefng the Association viii Dc hrd on Monday, otn
inst g. No. a. al INcy member ~ ioIdes1ed
TO BE- present. and all other teachers OF Pdbno schools
JNO. J. DOANf President
mo j. SrURDIyAST. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHrSGroN. Feb. 81 a. m.-Thc bar
omeior ia highest north Of Minnesota. Ii has fallen IN
the Mississippi valley aud continues high ,on the At
lanto COAT The oloudine-s has Increased with local
rains I'm the Southern States and Onto Valley Snow
continues IN the Lake region and Northwest with north
ery 10 easttrly winds and light Is reported from
Northern New-York aud Southern Now England, with
east to south winds The temperature has risen slightly
nm tbr Al atc Goa u aud from lO3 20 200 M the remain
lug distrct, "a, Of toe Mississippi River The tenpera
lure continues from lOo e. 2O' DcOw zero Ia hnn1sva
AMI he Upper Missouri Valley, aud Is below zero as lar
south a. Northern Texas.
IndcIt,Ons f)r t0dU
For New England. incroaslng ooudness and snow or
rain ius shifting TO aul south, slglt rSc In tenn
perlture and lower barometer.
For tho Middle Atlantic states. generally cloudy
weather with SNOW, followed b. ra'n castrry 10 south
rly winds slight rise IN temperature lower Barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
OBITUARY.
sIGNOR HENRICO TAMBERLIK.

CADIz, Feb. 2.-The newspapers here an
uounce the death Of sgnor HenrCo Tamberk the once
famous Italian tenor singer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03


Congress Water superior 10 all Caihartic alterative
disorders the stomach hVet Aldhebs ooho-
ms aud all impurities " the blood
A yod crude sh waters. native and foreign sum
waters positive Ittants and impair the dSos'e organs
and Kidneys.
PILES rutacItiy Eradicate -, -.
FiGlO kIlte, u{itire Or oAlsdo ooai t,r
circular containing ,cohcst D IA - l. - ooss
Post Once Soncs
Fora,gn mails for tho week endnx February will close
al this O.nce as follows 49, ,.. .. o. 49,.
tleters for Germany ami scotland must
Aldska'l, at 10 Tor ScUtlal direct,
ue IA AuuhOiia, VIA GLASGOW; az ii Toe Europe. per
x sAisr VIA southampton aud Bremen at Ia n tor
Bslgun cot, per boseniand via Antwerp. at pm.
ior thu VIM wani isdnds, pr ss. Md1o ut $50 IA.
Tor cuba ana the West Indies per S. Saratoga. VIA
Havana.
Mails china and Japan, per So Copuc san Fran
cisco close nary -, At D.. Mails Tor Aus
trala Nsw.Lealaud sandwich aud Fi Islllds. ger 81,
CILy Francisco close roO.u afy -
HENRY q. PEARSON. PostGiastec
Post oiico. Hew-York. y. \ ,Jaa. 10 1888.
The schodae OF olosos OF trlns Picia nAss
the bass overland tranat u osn ron
reAs arriving tine AZ oaa ftsuoisos
on the Anx u steamers dsYAssAoA Ias '""s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
5petlal Notlte5.
The Seaside Library.
Out to-day. In Cloar, Bold. Handsome Typs.
Seaslde LlDrlrY No. l.532

hne Schsiue
Out to-day. IN Cloar, Bold. Handsome ryps
Seaside Library No. 1852.
MY CoNNAUGHr COUSINS A NOVEL.
BY Miss Harriet Jay. Price 20 cents.
i5d l Mrs Lopimer Lucas Maiet 200
l0-9 no Lack HIS and American Wonderland loo
i22Z Inc House Oh Pendryon jules Saniesu
1919 RoOinsOns school Jules Verne ............ loo
10 lie man From German Of 100
1909 Which Wins Money! ................. 30
1877 Iilbqry Noso 81 Why Melville ;.;:....... 100
1895 The Datons 5; Charles Il, er Second Halt 200
1915 Margaret 30
7s$ hypata h4rles Hingsley .................. 200
SO The WoOine OF Mrs Alexau r.............. zoe
Adam 3ode. George Eliot ................. 200
The Days Polupei. Bulwer.,........ go
ALSO NOW READY
The WORK Monthly Fashion Balar for February m $50
The ConIen pofery review ior January 2 zoe
For sale BY all newsdeae or sent to any address postage
double numbers GE0TGE MUNRO PuDls1es
II TO "a Vandewsterst. n. Y. lP Y. Box 3.15Ll
Art Galleries of Thos. f. Kirby & Co..
ART ExEISIfi6S ass sAGE f f&rsHrANcr.
rwEEf 2fEa f ANtR IHT E ZAP OF THE
OVER ONE ii, NDRED
CHOICE AMERICAN PAINTINGS.
THE SALE r MILL TAk Er PLAoa MoEDAY AND
FE IsnHUIADRA?Y 5 5fEsN aXb s THxT ir
AssoCiATi0X HALL. 2JD;sI A d 4THAvE.
Tn0s. Z. KIRBY CO., HGorI5SEERs
Auction Sale Of the First importance.
TAOS. T. KIRBY * CO. AuctiOIeers.
ART GALLERIES. $40 4 SAT BROADWAY.
OPENING EXHIBITION THIS DAY AND EVENING
MIR Il. AUSTIN RO HrSON5
most valuable colo, tOu Of
ANTIQUE CHINESE PORCELAINS,
.elutful aud Artistic Specimens In
SOLID COLOkS. 90 iELL DEcD"AIiFE SPEOI.
MEMS, DLEU DE NANKIS, CdACkLE WARE
BLANC DE CHIN ..
Also very select Assortment Of
JAPANESE ART OBJECTS,
Metal WORK tDod, silver. and Steel Porce-
IaiRs Ivory, rieIcr &c, ali Or which arc Of tho
HIGHEST QUALITY
AND GREAT RARITY,
being personal selection residence
In Chi "a and Japan Tor the pass three yea
The entire co lie tOd s. be sold wlthO lt reserve
THU hSDAH, FRIDAY aud SATURDAY AFfEHNOONS
NEXT. Fec ;. 3 aud Id, az 1.3J UolOok.
- Desert tive catalogues nailed free 70 aly address
Bangs Il CO.. 739 anu al BroadwaG
will Sell AT auction
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Feb and 9. 70 $3.50 ..
PRIVATE LlBKAHI,
Comp Using General II erituTe ana
bbiOgrtphy, and unusually line collection Of Judacs,
biOnca Criticism theology ana Philosophy.
THURSDAY. At 3:S0 0.
Collection Of BOOKS. Including oIicana General HIS
Theology.
MONDAY. Feb H. and folio wing days
The wellkuUwu aad valuable MEDICAL LIBRARY OF the
Ca.aogues viii be mailed upon Application 70 the Auc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

PILES Pernissifiy 8rtiicatel -, 80,
In kIlfe kittro Or oAisuc ooai ,e
eirnlr q. ,rsncsA o. l. - west -Itl...
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-19

They tell iishy story, however, of
one OCCASION when the rain failed 10
come srt the enraged Spaniards drag.
gel the image from the chapel, strip
ped of her garlnents, and kicked her
over the rocks INTO the creek. That
night. the story goes, q terrific storm
visited tae place aGi nearly scared
the MeSlca,s TO death, snd they hast
ened TO restore the image TO lis place,
exhibiting great penitepce.
Around the plaza various modern
looking structures appear-post o2icc.
banks, hotels, stores and saloons all
clearly American in both architecture.
and character. But the purely Span.
ish or Mexican quarter Of the city.
with It's more primitive hon8es bniit
entirely OF adobe. Les further away
from this point. Turning down the
narrow, steep street called San Fran
cisco, at the head of which stands the
new cathedral bearing the SAME name,
we pass the line OF shops where are
displayed quantities of the peculiar
tilagree jewelry. bl;l gold and silver
OF Mexican Workmanship. This lar,
saric booking pottery OF all colors-
though black and red predominate--
aud ofthe most hideous aud grotesque
shapes, Is made by tie Pueblo Indians.
The same OF these specimens oc wick
erware, woTen closely enough 10 hold
water. Here are the workmen, black
and not over clean looking, but with
brilliant blankets OF native mamutac.
ture wrapped around their bodies
and bright colored handkerchief tied
around their heads. Occasionally we
meet a Navajo, decidedly too wild
looking to feel at ease within the linn.
its OF even this semi civilization, but
who has probably come ilto the
city TO dispose OF either some game
or n blanket OF supeior make the
latter gaily strip d and SO closely wo-
ven that it will easily hold pail of
water poured in the center while the
blanket is upheld at the four corners.
These come at high price-all the
way from S25 TO $50, according to
the quality of the blanket and charac-
ter OF the settler On the south side
o! the stream is the railway station Of
this nineteenth century. which. TINS
strangely uniting the old with the
new, changes all here in one day.
These contrasts in fact are every
where the blauketed Mexican is Civ,
ing way rapidly to the ordinary Dir SIS.
ed American, the same rs the univer-
sal hurro-ihat little common carrier
OF wood, water. and pretty much eve.
rything, who subsist5 i'll the meantime
on dirt, sticks, and lin cans-is being
superseded by the more modern and
speedy methods OF transport.
PHoyo.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-19
e'unth alransh Jntrlliaeneer,
RoNNEY. FRIDAY. ocr. 10. isss.

With but single discerning voice
the United States Supreme Court on
Monday decided tue Civil Rights Ac,
unconstitutional and void. The opin.
ion o. the Court was read by Justice
Bradley Of 8 by Elcc,aral Conn MIS-
sion fame. and the one dissenting mem
Der was Justice Harlan. This il an s
to decision that is highly gratifying
to Constiiution.ioving people.
Richmond. Virginia, IS growing fast,
Judging from the number OF new build
ings erected this year. Tho assessed
taluo OF new buildings aud improve
ments in that city in 1884 aggregated
s44o,S65; 1882, $Ga5.535, and i, is es.
timated chat 10 September IL, 1888, the
increase is at least % per cent. over the
like period of 1882. There are vety
few vHcant houses ir the city.
John Newman, Of Keyser brake
man Oh tue third division Of tue Balti.
more end Ohio railroad, was killed Sun.
day nigh, in kingvoOd tunnel. His
body was found in tho tunnel badly mu.
tilated, just after his train had passed
through, but how The accident happier ned
will probably fcmain mystory, as no
one witnessed tfc accident. His sud-
den death was rendered doubly sad by
the fact that he was 20 have been mar
rea to young lady OF Keyser in few
weeks.
A boa-d Of engineer officers ,mpos
cd of Lieut.. Coils. Cignus b. Cumstock =,
Godfrey Weitzel and William L. Mer.
rill, has been appointed to meet 10 New
York TO consider and report upon a
plan and location of the bridge across
the Ohio river at Wheeling, this State,
to be constructed by the Wheeling and
Harrisburg Railroad Company.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-19
A Negro His Own Master.

The National Colored Convention
ut Louisville conll not divest itsel, of
the idea that the colored race must be
assisted by outside efforts to an i'm T..
provemcnt OF their condition; that
they still have right to demand tha,
the Whites shall lift them up TO II osi
ton to which they cannot, or will not.
hit themselves The resolutions as
sert that the plantation credits and
mortgage system at the South should
De abolished; that honest labor should
be rcmCnerated that the land.hold
ers OF the South should encourage The
negroes to industry, trugaIity and bu-
sness habits that they should
assist them To acquire en- intercs,
in the soil that co!ored o;rIs
should be better educated, and color.
ed boys should he assisted to learn
ira les. 1t will be obser ed that the
things here named in which the ne.
grccs demand assistance are improve
ncuts Which ell other classes of the
population are expected to achieve
without assistance. No other class
holds conventions TO demand the pri.
vilese OF voting, pay for its labor, the
right to purchase land, and TO learn
trade, and thc privilege of being in.
dustTiOus and frugal. The laws gov
ernln9 these matters are general and
equal, aud the negroes have the same
right 10 avail themselves Of those
laws as the whites If they will not
learn trades, will not save their earn.
ings and buy laud, and will sqaander
their money for something to eat.
drink and wear, il is not easy TO see
how outside assistance would profit
them. In this country, where there
is so mucl: TO do, white people have
their hands full Of their own duties
The negroes are certainly not in the
best condition. AZ class they are
without land, without trade. and with.
ont commanding social position. -
Bat they are 5000 900 strong, and il
IS subject for auaazcmeut that a race
so large as this should formally call
Tor assistance in solving the simplest
problems Of life.
The negro's destiny is in his own
hands. What he IS to be it is tor him
to say 1t he wants to learn trade.
or buy land, or build house, or work
for fair wages and save his earnings.
no one can forbid him. II ho shall
conilnne TO be content with rude and
mental tasks, without any ambition n.
bove the razor and shears. no one can
help him.-St. Louis Republican.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-19
LAW DEPARTMENT.
UNIVERSITY Of WISCONSIN

Course " rndy. two years ~ ~ weeks s'ta'
seiarais elas1 for 6rst ADD second year stBdsnes
students Who have read elsewhere mas Be 81
united 70 TIE senior class on examination
nf., year. ccurse and graduate 10 one JesI
Fail Term begins SEPTEMBER 3 1888 ~
,or'her particulars address % CARPENTbhi
Dean Of Faculty, Madison, wis.
September !. 1888.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

James, William. John p and BENJAMIN
Parker, Plaintiffs. against Abraham
HeTsh nan. Eliza A. uershman, Mary
=. Hershman, VIM. II. fIershman,
George White. Cornelia Whites Ad-
ministrator. and Salie Curry's Com
mittee, Defendants.
Joshua Mayhue, Plaintiff, against the
same and James PARKER, Defendants.
An John Hughes Plaintiff. against the
same and - Bier. Defendants.
by the joint cecrees of the Circuit
Court of Hampshire county, in these
GAUGES. they are referred to the under
signed Commissioner who is directed
lst; To settle and adjust The accounts of the
Sheriif. Committee Administrator OF Cornelia
White. decd.
2nd. To ascertain aud report The liena and
priority of liens binding the real estate IL The
OH and proceedings meu toned
''d Io ascertain and report the value and
"nhuai value OF the resl estate aforesaid and
Hiso sneh other matters "a lie may deem peril
neut or any party interested may require
VOW. therefore. the parties to the above su;,s
qua all Others Interested are no flied III, II will
on Tue ii'h day Of December 1883 at nv ON q
IN ncmnei, proceed 10 the execution Of id
1eciees' when and where they will attend with
the necessary evidence. Particularly nil NOR
sons holding liens by judgment, or otberwisa ON
,,.e rear estate OF Abraham Hershman Cofnelia
White and Eliz, A. Her5hm an now the wife of
=, B'zer or ei,her OF than D. any plrt there.
OF that they are required 10 present all claims
geld oy them az linst said Abrah I'm Cor ,eli. 4
Eliza or either OF them which are liens on iheir
real estate or the real estate Of either of them or
any part thereof for adj adj alton to me a, my
Olhte IN Romney, on or tefore said i4,n D,cem
Der 1883 Given under my hand this s,h day
OF October 1883
a. + WHITE, Commissioner.
Ovtcber 10. 1888. 4w,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-19
NOTICE rs GIVEN.

To The creditors of Co-neIia White
decd, nnd Of lItnnah RicIinonJ
decd, respectively
IN pursuance Of the DEGREES Of tho
Circuit Court Of u .mpshire Countv
made IN Causes therein pen linz 90 sui
Ject The several real estates OF Cornell,
White, decd, ant Hannah R.chmouI
dsc'd.. respectively. 10 tho pnyment Of
their respective debts. yoa arc r..
CURED to present your claims agaipst
we estates OF said Cornclia White md
- anRah Richmond or either OF them. for
adjudication To A =. WHGrE, Commits
sioner, at his Office OF Romnev In s.ia
County, on or before the I4tb dsv Of
December 1888 Witness, V ". pn.
ling. Clerk OF said Court. tlhS 1stb Jov
of October 1888.
V. NJ. POLLING, Clerk.
October 10, lSS3.-Gs.