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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-30

Easter Celebration at -. Joecpo'e|
Church, Jasper
Easter q The celebration Of The rosur.I
recsion OF our Lord Jesus Christ, and
next % Christmas the most joyous feas(
Father Vincent lest Sunday preached
en- imperative sermon 20 very large
and attentive congregation. q the church
In Jnsper. the text being taken from JOB !:
III know that my Redeemer liveIh and
that I ahall arise froa the dead Tue
|smbstanco Of the sermon YVES - (ollows
Our Lord Jesus Christ died, but b. HI
|own power and with HE natural body.
arose from tho shades o. death. thereby
indicating our resurrection on the judy
mens day. This q . truly marvellous
fact, sinco e ID against nature's laws TO-
any one Who u dead 10 do - Jesus did
For eighteen hundred years the Churcu
has believed that the Savior did really
rise ftom the dead. and thousands q
lmartyrs ehed their blood ID testimony o
their belief Of this grand truth. stu
IIthero are some n our midst who ign0r'
|tbe teachings Of tina Church; for thes'
1.-The speaker asked the grace Of God ena
they may recognize the truth. Believing
the resurrection OF our Lord. We believ'
that our own soul and body will b re
T. limited on the day Of judgment. ~
/. Isame hands clasped IN prayer to-day ~
4 then be upheld il alteration OF God %
1 came eves thst looked on the speake
b now. will behold the countensnco OF 20
4 Lord: the same ears that hardened
The word Of God on this occasion. vi
Ill., 49, .-~~1. ~ ns,r Ra6oQmRr sE0t(
|. I've into the Kingdom Of Heaven, Q
Iperhaps, be compelled to listen 20 y
e I6readful words spoken TO unrepensa'
J. lsinners: depart from me into eve
o Lasting torment
Our reward 10 Heaven will b mee
Iured By good deeds done, and, just
,errain will our punishment BE- measur'
D. bv the evil done. and the good We ue
|lccted to do. The greatest measure
Y, bliss Il due to Jesus, and, next 70 :
- Virgin Mother, ss they suffered mo
rhe share accorded Mary Magdalen
a, also very great, for though once gr(
simmer she loved much and suner
d. much, remaining BY the cross unti
death OF the Savior.
r. The speaker exhorted his hearen
TO do good and BY the grace OF GOD ~
sin and repent Of their evil deeds.
r. though the Lord gives al bis grace.
. one has promise Vt life, 90 81 s1ou'c
o. ready for death q any time. ne
lvently prayed God that bis grace woI
q. enable us oil to be reunited 10 that nav
to OF bliss, which, through the merits
70 our Rsdeemer, may b ours Ior
q. eternity. a AEAsIA
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Y0nCR u hereby givsn % ne etssns q Taper ..
..5srs~nc6 eil spply v he hoard oICcunty Con-
,-1seioosrs u Dubois county. q helr June ssrn -
un1sr Ne provisions u q At. entitled 80 - y,
go cher Inssxlesslng lqsoss y limit 9s nssn N,
q y sSssro1 - cielss end te.ns. 80 rsRsss ~
isvs reGslsfInR ne sale q intoxicating ueuo
S ~ 49, - 1870 q Isws coming IN coaoic VIII
sSs ,s,i~Iocs u tHs acl prescribing penalties ~ ~
volslloa shsreof and declaring =. snesEs.ey n
~ - leG1slaiuss g Lndls,.. " .s n srsssiss1
is~1 49, ou1ss q slne, - - evsns - - 49, ~
~ Nm n 60 ysos. ~ gseri:s ~.s~ ".
- hsH n - Hsse han u Ict 10. ki91y-Iwss ),
ssown won a. oF5ginal 40 - plat q ~ 2.
Jasper Rslsbs'1ss sswnaA'p pssg scs sss
April "a. lsss.-2w.
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ArrsvrA GA January ~. 1aAS.
Rnereing frrn . severe and long spell o. vphod
fever Uncovered that the fever he'd settled N ny
rrkt lee which caused Il 70 swell 20 IN enormous sss
n aiming quite three year, resisting a.
small ulcer finally made ts sppeaSance little so.ss
he ankle which refused 70 yield r. any sne ~
application and The efths nsss noted blood poison
remedies.
ne uicer continued 70 enlarge frequently dschsrs
inr perhaps q much cupful q pus o. matter ~
dav The sire ~ the ulcer wss about twc inches 80
sneser extending 70 depth near the oone: - cns
time II appeared that The hest 10 all contiguous pss
would surely become running sore - ~ peeuu.I,y
e.hbv spotfed and unhealthy condtion clearly inoi'
cessi ana II insimsted that might lose ~ -
~ condition becoming critical. and the uie1 -
isrrinr - rapid'- Ne sent s,s Dr. y r Mcngoc,s
no made thofSugh examination. ana 80 tnet -,
0e~h N rnviee for six inches srocni t1e scre So1s
~con s,ou r. IN II not reDediet that uu-t h.rs q
/ ~. hsnfac<i daily and commence the nee q n y,
srfef according 70 BE inssrueficnss end an<r nns
~ second bottle the ulcer hooked Hesc ans
"a commenced healing. continued The use q 2.
ma 10 he great asfoni<huent and setisfection
vsef ana fFi<nds the ulcer continued 70 heal rspn'
~ 4 noe entirely we'll. and - attending 70 ~ y.
.Iress ~ vi H. Brctkerton's store - NOS nes.s,
ID rrrcmmend n p. b. - wonderful. speedy ~.
fecsusl blood purifier. fsr superior . snynns 80
- f,.fsr 20 v. y. BrssAerssa. ~ Ceos. Major p
ccok, Dr Park Dr. L rnson and csses o a 49,
j Sold By MehriDger Bros., Druggist
Jasper, Ind.
| Nav 9Th 1sSS-Iy.
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Fine weather again.
Ellis Flrris % On The puny list.
Good growing shower Monday even
ing.
The fArmsrs have commenced 70 plant
corn.
white river has gone down again
good time TO 80 hshing.
Adam Rudolph made Tying vtsit -
Iouisvil.e this week on busineee-
Rev. W. r. y. Smith win preach Der!
NEXT Sunday afternoon o : o'clock: ano
came evening. q z O'Clock, VIII give
lecture. Subject, Holy Land.
We understand Nc. Harris bee zee;
leommissioued 70 serve the unexp!ret
term of Esq. Hays, - ,. r. nac =
AR man snd : good citizen, End we see
sstislled IS viii deal out justice 70 sver'
nan % he best Of BIZ knowledge.
Milton Abel one Of the constables 9
this tBoone townsbipl be- been gesln
J, = ~ work right well 10 The last wee
- two: oas mads several arrests. r
srressed one or Two parties - Dav'es
county. That's right Mil; 20 - 9
] YOUR muscle you are brave bog.
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Business b very good Of I'll kinds.
Dry weather up in this part Of coun-
try.
jacob Lottes has been sick but = get.
ting better.
M. Jacobs moved in bis new building
on Third street
The doctor il not quite ready 70 move
in bis yet hurry up, Doc.
M. Frank Klee has got the finest
horse We ever looked Il; be l. : perfect
beauty.
Rev. vancleave preached one Of hi'
enthusiastic sermons IN town last sun
dsy night; be didn't get o., they n.y. =
be does some times.
| C. W. Ellis has been damaged very
bad By IRE getting out in BILE WOODS. ne
\ seeme 10 think that some one 10 doing
the mischief, and it looks that Wy very
much.
i August Striecle was IN town last Sum
n day on the lookout for his girl put o
had bad luck. She had not come nom
yet Come again, August, sne wi'i p
, home soon.
Il NJ. Levi Ellis and family were i
town Saturday and Sunday, visiting d
brother and family, before their oeper'
D lure to their new home.
John Lottes has gone to Louisville
: buy I large stock Of goods His trad
. II increasing. He has nice store ana
good assortment, and Il accommodating
Z Try him.
2 Lots Of people in town Monday. I
lip. Dudine had : good trade that q!
II Business 10 booming IL his line; be y
good fellow and ready to rake The nic'
4 els 10.
= NJ. Pecre commenced Mrs.. Grave
Inew house IN the new addition. ~
put up fine one. Perhaps you csn 8
i. 70 i've In Il, II Lizzie don't OBJ ect
- DICKRNs.
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Farmers ore al busy preparing their
planted corn.
Wheat looks Just splendid, and II moth I
ing more happens 70 II, We will have
good harvest.
Health very good the doctors seem
TO have plenty OF time to read their Pc
| pers and play checkers.
we wonder II e. Crosier had any
more attacks Of heart disease since the
one be had It Louisville.
| Andy Anderson says II be can't get .
\ wife unless he quits eating chicken
gizzards. lie will remain confirmed ola
bachelor. = be likes gizzards too well.
i Lirs Stewart Il the champion COW
doctor - be cuts OF the cows tail for hol-
IlIow horn; next time you have case 2!
that kind come 70 us, Lige, and We viii
give you better remedy.
!. Miss Bette Anderson y having heI
I. dwelling house painted. Dillon &
| Young are doing the work. They srs
. lmen Who understand the business
iThoee who have painting TO Do wouie
lido we'll 70 employ them.
III A. n. Stewart says that no man can q
1 lIoyal unIess be has shouldered gun Z
The ormy, and no loyal man would oav
Ianvthiue % do with, Or even Ak
lDemocrSt 20 vote for him. He says ga
Il vhat hurt come o. The Republics
|candjdafes e The April election; ne
nosiced lie Democrats too much. ?
80 y loyalty q concerned, dia q
D friend Stewart receive pay TOR being
me army, and were not plenty q J
ntI Democrsis u the army, and do we q q
1eht = bsaveIy and 80 through
. i zane hasdships = did his Loyal hie,
nees? Friend Stewart We want you
remember this. Il y also rumored
- our littIe town that bic Loyal highne
hscame offended because > certain =
re nublIcan candidate went home with ~
% 81 our most highly respected Democrat
> citixens before he election, and 20
ldinner With then. Andy says he
% aIed b went because b wae nice
"a Treated and or course got epienoSo a
sper. We wonder which bic Loyal hig
oel nees conslders The most harm % -
~ dinner with Z nice Democratic tAmi
lor ro % Democrotic saloon ana dri
ofIvhiskey. We have not forgotten I!
~ sloss q wioo 20 dsnak q Tie Bls'
s. ed c'''''A,f 80. -. Rem
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Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer o.
.oIumbus. Ga, tells bic experience,
shos: aFor three years have tried every
remedy On the market for btomecn sno
Kidnev Disorder. but got % relief' un-
n / used Electric Blttsrs. Took nve
- "a IN nov cured, and think
4 riscsrie Bitters ne Best Blood Purifier
= ~ world Major a: B Re q. q
West Liberty, n.y. need klecs1Ic D.uos
for 81 Old standing Kidney erection 49,
ave: sNothing hae ever done re 3
much rood q Electric Bitter SOLO q
fifSv cents : bottle BY Nehringer Bros.
Druggists, Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-30

g. A. R-Welman. Guckes tost twen-
weight strong. wss mustered q Jasper
last Friday, and officers commissioned:
a number Of ex-soldiers have applied
for admission, and the Post will soon oe
! stroor oae. The veterans had good
time. recalling scenes Of the tented neio
srd hard contested battles, and renew
ine again their love and patriotic admir-
s.;on for - unbroken Uuior and The
starry banner Of glory and besuty. a
I means Of encouraging LOFTY patriotism,
ana assisting brave men 70 secure wnal
4 rirhtfully due them from people
whose government they preserved, 10
eraud army shonid b dear g the neert'
81 I'll soldiers, and We should think -
would join Il -
we're mustered: Com. Geo. friedman
8. ". Com Conrad Eckert; J. Y. CON-
Joseph Roelle; @. NJ, w. 3. Hunter
Ass't q. n. A. J. McNerney; ADJ
Geo. Jutt; Chaplain. }. 8. Barnett; ~
sear 81 the Guard. Brit. Leming; Poe
Surgeon, Zach. Ser,nersheim; Omcer 9
Comrsdes ). r. Tisman, G. q. 6chree
der. ). n. Lennon, ,. @. Oeinderse'
val. 0utgesell and John ,. Neinker.
6hively Poet, Hunting ousg, were pre-
ent. ana acted - oflcers u putting y
veterans through, for which kind SERVE
Welman- Cuckes Post returns 80 wes'
thanks Of soldiers.
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FPlghtful Catarrh.-Pieces OF
Bone.


FOR four years 4 have been smic.eo
head. So terrible has it, nature been
that when | blew my nose small piece.
II bono would frequently come out o.
nv mouth and nose. The discharge Was
copioua. and at times exceedingly Omen.
sive. Ny blood became 90 impure tns'
nv general health WAS greatly impaired
With poor appetite and worse digestion
Numerous medicines were used win.
ont relief, until began the use OF p, p
B., and three bottles acted almost !lke
magic. Since their nee not : symptom
has returned. and l feel in every VA
oui:e restored to health. ] am an OLE
citizen OF Atlantis, and refer 70 slmos
suy one living on Bntler street, AM
more particularly to Dr.. L. n. Gillian
Who knows Of my case.
i I'm. Ma. ELIxABKTH KNOTT.
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uVHE uudersigned, Trustee Of Columbia
j To-. Dubois county, Ind, will q
lend ~ township business q his resi-
deuce On every Saturday, ssd persons
having township business e tr.nsac,
sre requested to present it o. that day o.
TIE townshsp library d kept q !he
once of tho Trustee, whore those entitled
can obtain books.
4. BURTON,
Trustee Columbia TIP.
June 9Th. l684-1y. --
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BLACKSMITH SHOP!
MRS. ROSA GASSER,
Nevsn saaln bes. IN and 9TH ssFss'''
JASPER. IND,

IA prepared q her shop to ex .e.u~
promptly al kinds Of blachsm,sna aoi
ehs has The best OF material ana 49,, !
= ork men, and will cndeavor 20 me'' 80 !
mare 81 patronage. Also, Tor sslc NJ W.
celebrated CLIPPER HAhvn ,..r.
MACHINES. INNS. Rosa 0Ases"
April I'd, 'S5-1y.
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- m~,-i
CIRCUIT CoukT. HE honor -.
born presiding, ana ,: y n 49,
Proseeuunk ~ psS 49, Resisiea|
on home bsr. ve notice IL attendance
Ne.ers =. A. civ. Ed. r. Richard
"a posev. Or Peters-
hnr~ n. Hardy, or wash
ingson. and ]. Z. Crecelius Of Boston
Station. The docket Il . rather light
one. bot business will occupy we ccur
during next week. We publish oeso.
the first and second days dlspoe'uon -
causes:
State ". VIM. Pinnick, retailing MOI
guilty: W WIN. Pinuick. q. Y: W,
nollied; W. Thomas Wineinger, 4. y
W.. fned IS; W. joseph Nicholson. )rs
G. G. W., not guilty; W Joseph Mich
olson, jr-, A. y B., lined 81 - Ash
burn Hail. g. Q. W., fined Is /; V: John
II Opel, A. & B flned s.; 70. william
Mallory. A. 3 B., fined e5s Va jacob
Schneider, sresspass or real estate, no
guilty; W. Dode Workman, 4. = p.
fined IS; vs.. John Sutton, A. y B., mol
guilty; ". Jos. Maloy, selling on sun
day, lined go
There were s cases FOR resaii'ne' on'
for intoxicstion, two for carrying con
cealed weapons and one for selling .
minor, nollied BY the Prosecutor.
CIVIL cAusEa
wuho,t n.rt;tion con
Uesson =" "'o' =
unuen. r Nr3,ler e Il
-.;.;cn ns 49,, ~ ss,s Combined an
deed made = ~,
Mary =: Alien - ns"S =
divorce; dismissed. 49,. ~
Lenora .. D.o. .: -
ford, divorce; continued.
Marg. Lent y, :. 80, Le y -, eststs |
n',on nsPvs 80 = - ' al con firmed.
Is.ch Rmrcer adm,r 81 Joseph Ebe
hardts estate. Report Of sale Of real e
tate to John Kiefer for 9l,l00, col
firmed.
g. Studer ct 81, W. Rosa Studer Ct :
Report Of ale Of real estate, one tract
r. Rlessjprer for eo00. and one tract
Joseph Forler for 81, 1880. conflrme'
Al. Montgomery ". Chas. Krsu
-. Special finding Of facts, and concl
sion 81 law signed BY the Judge, filed.
II Won Benedict 70. Chas- wendhoI
~: dismissed.
80 =. heirs sdm;r ordered to sell n
estste Il public sale to pay debts. !,
.ndsmsrs for nlsiusiff for e9l3 81.
Peter J. Gosman " Robert Psrsc'
Judgment for plaintiff for 500 20:
Peter i. Goeman W. james N. Burte
a;smissed.
George Burger w. Joseph Schuitne
Judgment for s7O6O3.
Perry Simmons 70. A. T. Potts, Jue
ment FOR SEQ 90.
Anderson Williams " Addison Y
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Two colored girls % Americas ~ ;
engaged 10 prize 6ght for lover Jne
men acted q referee. They fought snree
rounds and one girl was badly beaten
Tho man married the winner.
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Evansville Letter 0rsndv'ss nesneFi
when the court granted the assienee
or Miller Bros. the privilege o. opening
~ store and selling goods, he was %
make report Of the sales q the enc 2!
esch week. A report WAS given 10 Iast
rri,Iav evening. which included nve
|dsvs' sales. The amount % - follows
Cssh sales for I've days .C,M y :.
Inventory Of goods 100 n
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o>rAt the DemocrAtic meetIngs n
Wssrick and Spencer counties Let 49,.
urdsy. Hon. J. y. Mccullough received
r. instructions Of those counties -
their choice Tor Congressman from tne
~ district. This virtually securee him
~ nominstIeu. Or course ho viii b
sIscted. and W predict this will b ou'
the opening Of : brilliant public caree.
1Dr him. he he's the ability and Turn
u make leadsr among the leaders q
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Gbfabrt BON @alpefton iebea Mittmod
unb 9onnabenb Worsen.
9ie Dompfer bieier 9inie linb melt
befannt burd ibre SdSnheit, S9neQigfeit
unb Bsquemlidteit, unb bic aaiatenein.
ri4tuns if unitsrtroffsn.
ger als bic Der @tlenbabn, unb 1T bic
9Oif, 8eDienuns unb s@laf6equeutli9-
teit I'm Breiie einsei&tOfen.
8efcnbere Breise rudbisnns far Gin:
rauberer une 8eiienbe mad
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-
2,279 i'm getrass bon s522,5eo
~ anfrasen fir Asenten, fotuie 9fateu
fur Clubs t0nnen nur in Der Office in SEN
Orleans semadt iperbeu.
Bsse aaberer austHnft f9reibe man beutIi9
bic sanae abrefe.
Wian i4lde @elD burd y ofaI u o.
n, @rpreB McneH Sttkf. Rem Dcrs
Wediel onf Nep>O rleons. .
9riefe nit gurrenrp unberdnbert per dGrpreb
aBir Sablen grprebtofen auf ale Summea
iiber S. aufpdrts.
M. e.. Dauptiu,
Sen Orleans, Ca.
@an a~oreIire resiifrirte ntisfs uno fteis
D. 2. Wones 0rbres aus ant eie Nsiu Drleaai
Rational 8ant, Nsp DrIeans, Ga.
@pmarb Morre, M8eat,
22l aesquic strabe, San a~lntsnio, Seraa
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Wir, bie lnter3ei6nete1 Mit5lieber
hes Ein1n3 2omifes baben ben 8eri6t
bc8 Gefretdrs fir bic 8 Monate, ipel9e
am 81. December 1885 enben, forge
fdltig ssbrift uHb ridiig befuuben.
Mr1nins prtsrDtt
JtIait sc. gea Ginan3tomite.
5no. @itbers II.
Gum 3eusuib: Sobn g. O@fe, SER.
Die aehate Gerie bieser MFociotion
Iieet nun fiir llnteraei6nunsen bereit.
Rdberes bariiber uirb bereitwilig er=
ibeilt bon
Sobn g. D4fe, Setretdr.
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Gumma-..........$ 19,529.27
@epinn tpdbrenb Sermins.$ 15,560.74
lnsetbeilter Gerpinn -. 14.02
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-08-12
miraculous Escape.

w. W. Reed. druggist, of Winchester,
Ind, writes: Zone of my customers, Mrs.
Louisa Pike. Bartonia. Randolph Co., Ind,
was II long sufferer with Consumption, and
was given mp to die by her physicians. She
heard of DR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. and begun buying it of me.
In six months time she walked TO this
City. Il distance of six miles, and is new so
mneh Improved she has quit using it. She
Bottles at Hughes & Robinson's Drug
Store,
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n ESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT.-The
IL following property belonging to E. Nc
Mahon is offered for rent on accommodating
terms:
Five Dwelling Houses oil N. New Street, each
containing five rooms and a provision room :;
and each having separate yard fenced in; alley
In rear for transporting fuel; gate entering
from alley to wood and coal house in the yard :;
improved water closet with water and hydrant
in yard.
FOnr Dwellings on Points Street. with four
rooms each and provision room and same
cOmmodatons to each as above.
Four rooms on Augusta Street, with water
closet and hytlrant in rear.
All of the above property has just been re-
fitted throughout, with new clustering paint
ing whitewash, improved water closets, thor
ough draining. &c.
For terms, &C., apply to
e. A. MON AXIOM,
jlyl Corner Augusta and Points SITS.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STANTON, VA, Aug. 4th, 1856.

In the chancery cause of CRAUNs & WINE VS..
REEVES, GEORGE W.. now pending in the Cir.
defendants, and all LIEN CREDITORS of GEORG nc
w. REEVES, are hereby notified that in pursu-
ance of decree therein entered on the 18th Of
May 1886 shall, at my office in Staun ton, on
Tuesday, the It'll day of September, 1886
showing the fee simple and annual rental
value of the lands of George W. Reeves, the
condition of the title to said lands and the liens
together with such other matters as l may
deem pertinent or any party in interest may
require.
aug5 j. w. GREEN SMITH, Commf.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u STAUNToN, VA, July 9th, 1886.

In the Chancery cause now pending in the
Circuit Court of Augusta under the style of
Quinn, q. H. VS.. GUINN's WIDOW & AIS, all
parties Plt and Dejts. and others whomsOever
JOSEPH QUINN, DECD, are hereby notified that
in pursuance Of decree therein entered on
the 22d day of May, 1886, shall at my office In
StauntOn. on
Friday, the 9th day of August, 1886.
proceed to take, state and settle an account
showing the transactions of John s. Guy as
Admir- c. +. a. of Joseph Quinn, decd; as also
the unpaid debts of said decedent. as well as
his personal assets, and his realty. its fee SIM
pIe and annual rental value and the condition
of the title thereto, together with such other
matters as l may deem pertinent or any party
| in interest may require
jly29 j. w. GREEN SMITH. COmmr.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ STAUNToN, VA, Aug. 18th, 1886.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STAUNToN, VA, Aug. 18th, 1886
In the chancery cause of HUNT & ELLISON vs.
GROUSE, ]. N, now pending in the Circuit Court
of Augusta, all parties plaintiffs and defendants
and ALL LIEN CREDITORS OF j. N. GROUSE are
hereby notified, that. in pursuance OF decree
therein rendered on the 18th of May, 1856,
shall at my office in Staunton, on
Wednesday, the sth day of September, 1886,
proceed to take, state and settle an account
showing the real estate of said J. N. Grouse,
the fee simple and annual rental value thereof.
and the liens binding thereon in the order OF
their priority. together with such other mat
tiers as may deem pertinent or any party IN
interest may require.
aug5 ]. W. GREEN SMITH, Commf.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u STAUNToN, VA, Aug. 4th; 1886.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u STAUNToN, VA, Aug. 4th; 1886.
In the chancery cause of MCCUTCHAN, ]. Y.
VS.. MCCUTcHAN, p, & AIS, now pending in the
Circuit Court of Augusta, all parties plaintiffs,
defendants, petitioners, and others in anywise
interested are hereby notified that in pursu-
ance of q decree therein rendered on the 18th
of May, 1856, SHALL at my office in Staunton. on
TMesdag, the 7th day of September, 1886,
proceed to take any further evidence that may
be offered before me and thereupOn to reform
in any particular that I may deem proper my
state and settle an account showing to what
part, if any, of the fund, Alex. F. Robinson is
entitled q reasonable fee for his professional
services in this cause.
aug5 J. W. GREEN SMITH, Comm'r.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" STAUNToN, VA, July 9th, 1856.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
u STAUNToN. VA, July 9th, 1856.
In the Chancery cause now pending in the
Circuit Court of Augusta under the style of
HARoLD( & Ais, all parties plff. and defts.
thereto and all CREDITORS OF MARY b. HER
suance of a decree therein rendered on the 2lst
of May 1886. shall at my office in Staunton. on
Tuesday, the 31st day of August, 1886,
proceed to take, state and settle an account
showing: Qst) The debts against the said Mary
~ the legaces under the will of said decedent
with full PARTICULARS 60 the transactions Of
of said Mary b. Herring. decd; 4th) the real
and personal assets of said decedent. and ~,
any other matters that l may deem pertinent
or any party in interest may require.
jly29 J. w. GREEN SMITH, COmmr.
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