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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
Fiftieth Congress-lst Session

In toe Senate. IN Thurrd.y Of last vsek
Nj. Plumb called attention to the ewindles
Perpeustsd on ex soldiers by 30 called claim
agents.. Mr. Teller made speech criticisiug
the Presidents tariff reform message and in
favor OF q protective tariff. Mr. Coiouit,
introduced q bill for the suppression OF the
liquor traffic in the District Of Columbia
acter OF the late Representative Me6s Il, OF
michigan, were delivered, and the usual reso
iutions Of resrec. adopted.
In toe Senate Friday, Mr.. Bale introd uced
Oil authorizing the President to appoint
and retire John O. Fremont Is msior n
eral in the United States army. The Sens to,
alter debate. passed the underval iatiou bill
aud then adjourned until Monday. The House
passed the urgency deficiency ball - IL came
from the COMMITTEES on appropriations.
Congress did . fair days work Nouday.
The Senate ra.sed IS bills, including, 10 id.
dition to persiou and private relief biilf. q
DILL 10 settle AID adjust the elaine of States
for expsoses incurred 10 defense OF ,he United
States during the civil var, . bill to erect iu
Washington . 500. 900 monument to color
Cd soldiers killed duriug the civil war, Q
DILL altering the articles OF war in reference
10 deeertions, . bill TO create the Office OF
superintendent Of Indian schoolsJ aud q bill
authorisiog the sending OF delegate to ,h.
International Prison Congress which meets
at 81. Petersburg In 1890. A remarkable in
cident OF the Senate's proceedings was the
In PRODUCTION BY Senator Blair Of bill to
give preference to ex.Coufederates in ma.
King, under certain circumstances, appoint.
meuts 10 the tiviI service In the House Sc.
vefal bills were offered. the purpose Of which
10 to suppress trusts, the most sensible of the
number being the one which proposes TO
place on the free list all articles the produc-
ton Of which has fallen under the contr oil
OF trust. There was the usual pro posi- %
also to iuvstigata railroad strikes, the idea
this time being to proven obs truc,ion OF
commerce The bill Of the committee on
banking and currency % authorize the issu 9
OF fractional silver certificates was passed
BY vote of ia to g., Notwithstanding
Mr.. RandalPs opposition, The bill author .
ICES certificates OF thu denominations of 10,
o and rs cents. A bill was passed also
disseminating the coinage OF the three. dol.
lar gold piece and Of the gold dollar.
In tbs Senate Tuesday, Mr. Blair's bill
giving the preference for civil service ap.
pointments 10 W ounded or disabled ex-Con
federates among men who had been "dis-
loyal during the war led to lengthy de-
bate, in which Senators BLAIR Platt, Hale,
Hampton, Daniel, Hawley and o,hers par.
ticipated
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. f,

BALL ORs CATTLE MARKET
Monday. March 10, 1888.
lCsttle are sold at these figures live weie bt.
Hogs are sold at net weight. that II 90 ne,
en'egeneraily )od from live weight Sheen
are soI1 gross. that islive weight, o. 10th,
ing OIL
AT CALvERToN YARDS.
BETT SATrIE.--1here Was a fair oGeriuR of
Beef Cattle this week, a TO numbers. but the
quality o. those on sale today was of q much
better average than those offered last Men.
day. Trade was slow throughout. without
change in values, considering the improved
quality OF the offerings. We quote at 50 so
20; most sales we're made at q SIS per
100 lbs
Prices Of Beef Cattle this week ranged a.
follows: Best Beeves at Q S. 20, those g,u-
ersiiy RAID hrsf quality. 4 90 4 IS; medi-
Nm or good fsir quality 3 IS . 4 Il, aud or.
binary thin Ssers, Oxen and Cows. SO q
So 90 per 100 ibs.
or the Cauie received 3l4 came from vir-
einisJ 81: from NARY land. 1877 from Illinois.
10 from ohio, and SO from Pennsylvania
Total receipts for the past week SGT. sgai INST
Sol last week, and SIS - me time asst year.
or the offerings 3s6 were taken by the
Baltimore bu'ehcn' 90 by country dealers,
10 sold TO Eastern sptcu!atots and 10 head
TO Rmtnord dealers. TOTAL Gales: Tor the
week All against 4S4 last week, and Gal
same tine last ear.
SHrEP AND LAHsa- There has been rath-
er full Offering this week, but the quality is
not so good ~ it WAS last Monday. Trade
10 general was not active, though there was
fairly good demand for good stock. which
was not plentiful. We qaots butchers
Sheep At 81 CT cents per h gross, and
Lambs at a. cents per 10 gross. A few
Spring Lambs sold at Is cents per h. Re
ceipts this week Of Sheep and Lambs 23e2
head.
Swine.-There 3 slight increase. In. the
receipts ever last week, bot prices remain
without quotabie change. The quality aver
ages quite % good ~ for several weeks past,
and trade Is fairly active. We quote Hogs
at 81 "a cents, with most sales at IA "a
cents pc: ID net Receipts this we.k cello
head.
AT CLARGAONT YARDS
Arrivals of Live Stock at Glare m ont Stock
Yards via baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
the week ended March 10 l26 cars, con.
tanning slf Cattle. ID Calves, 1852 Sheep;
1884 Hogs, 1874 Horses and AZ Mules
Shipments to New York, Philad el phis. DC,
572 Cattle. 10 Cattle lS5. Sheep 1893 Hogs
l3S Horses, and 80 Mules.
All Hogs and Sheep sold in these Yards
are at gross weight. Receipts of Hogs this
week are 1906 against 1885 last week, fair to
good Hogs sold at 5 80 q 6 60, and Pigs at
rs IS SO per loo lbs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
Latest News and MlsceIlane
GUS Items.

Sullivan's friends say be was de.
feated because he had to fight in such
q large ring GA feet Mitchell, il
Is said. has just challenged him to
fghtin I6.foot ring.
The great government telephone
suit has been decided in favor Of the
Bell Company.
The grand jury at Culpeper Va,
found true bill against Edwin Bar.
bour, editor of The Advance, who re.
Gently shot and killed Ellis Is Wil-
liza ms, son OF the editor of the Ex,
ponent, of thst place.
Our blizzard has crossed the At
lantic and is causing fearful suffer
ing and enormous loss of property
In England, France, Spain and Gar
many.
Tucker county has organized her
Boom Association.
A ne gro woman known to be 122
years old died in Newark, Nav Jer-
sey, Monday.
The militia force Of this State has
increased from about 200 two weeks
ago TO 600 at present. -
Tue working day in Paris is ten
hours.
Ingalls, speech is 10 be used "a a
democratic campaign document.
Democratic congressman are having
thousands of copies of it printed for
this purpose.
The General Assembly of the
presbyterian Church in the Unite
STATES will meet in the FrankliD
street Presbyterian Church, Balti.
more. on the 18th Of May, 1853, at
II o'clock. a NJ.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
Tracts of Land ,

on Little Capou and its drains, one OF about
66i Acres one Of about IS Acres one OF
about 81 Acres, one OF about l96 Acres and
one Of about Acres.
These tracts consolidated make one Of the
most valuable farms on Little Capon
Also, the following personal property con.
veyed Ia said deeds, or go much oft as
may remain and come into The hands Of the
trustee viz
5 Horses, 10 Cattle, 81 Sheep, IL
Hogs. and the increase Of said ami.
mails since the dates Of said deeds ;
? Wagons ard gears and the far.
ming utensils household and kitch.
en- furniture aud other personal
property OF said Patterson, on the
following terms
Fortbe personal property: Cash or such
terms OF credit as will be announced At time
of sac. For the cal estate one third of The
purchase money cash In hand, Que third
thereof, with interest, ia one year and The
residue thereof with intrest In two Years
from the day OF sale. The purchaser 10 ere
cute notes with good security for the deferred
pay menis and the legal title 10 be retained
AZ further security.
o. s. wu.rs, Trustee
Nsrcn IL ;sss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
Commissioners Notice.

Proceeding for Sale Of 80 Acres and 1877
Poles in Euoch Hollow, in Bloome.
er District, AID 603 Acres on the
point OF Sideling Hill, in said Dis
:ricfJ both tracts being claimed in
said petition to be waste and unap-
propriated lands.
DY decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ham2.
ID shire county. Yves, Virginia, at The Peh-
iuary term. 1898, tie above cause was refer.
red to the undersigned Commissioner, with
directions 10 inquire into and report upou
The matters. and things in said petition con .
tanned and whether any person clsims title
to either of said tracts Of land, and all other
matters in regard to said tracts of land mem
toned in Section Of chapter los Of the code.
Notice is therefore hereby given that !
will attead at myoffi,e in Romney, in said
county, on the End day Of April, 1883, for
the purpose of executing said decree OF refer
ence. Given under my hand this 7'h day OF
March, 1883. JAMES A GIBSON,
March Q, 1sSs-4w Commissio 10,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
SENATOR INGALLS, CORRECTED :.

SENATOR INoALLs CORRECTED -
The Rev. j. William Jones, in q
letter to the Atlanta Constitution
referring to the recent statement Of
Senator Ingalls, that Gen. Lee had
IS. Oil men at the final crssh and
collision OF the war; says: IL was
my privilege to be present at his own
house in Lexingtc Va, when Gen.
r. f. Lee gave q party OF US de-
tailed and deeply interesting account
Of the surrender. and in the course
OF the conversation the old hero said
II quo'e his exact words from notes
made at tho time:
ri hal that morning only $500
men with arms in their hands. Blu,
! left orders with Longstreet and
Gordon to hold their commands 10
readiness, for ! was determined that
II honorable ter ns were not accord
ed US would put myself at the head
OF my brave boys and cot my way
through or die In the attempt rather
than surrender"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
TRUSTEE SALE LAND
AND PERSONALITY.

will sell at The residence of James Pattcr-
i SOD on Little Capon, 10 Gore Ds,ric.,
Hampshire county, West Virginia,
On Saturday,the 18th of April next
by virtue Of two deeds OF trust ON James
Patterson TO me rs trustee, one OF which Is
dated the llth day Of Nay, 1877. and REGARD
ed in the Clerks Office Of the County Court
OF Hampshire county 10 deed book No. SO on
pages ls2, &c, and Is for the Csc of Daniel
Haines, and the other Of which is dated the
18TH day Of JCne, 1880, and recorded 10 said
&c. and is for the use Of y johnson. the
following property conveyed To- me In said
deeds. viz All the Real Estate OF said
James Patterson Thee are Five
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
Who Is Your Best Friend.

Your stomach OF course. why7 Becauso
~ u IL out Of order you are one Of the NOS
miserable creatures living Give IL a fair,
honorable chance and see II il is not the
best friend sou have IN the end. Don't
smoke in the morning. Don't drink 10 the
morning n you must smoke and drink
wei until your stomach is through with
breakfast You can drink more aud smoke
more in the essoing and IL will tell on you
less II your food ierments and does not
digest right, Ii you are troubled with
Heartburn, Dizziness Of the head coming
up Of The food after eating Bdiousness, In
digestion, or any other trouble Of the stom
acb, Won bad better use Green's August
Flower % no person ess use It without in
mediate relief
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

A DESERVED TRIBUrE.-The Bal
timore Sun speaks thus Of Bishop
Alpheus w. Wilson. OF the NJ. K
Church South, who is a nephew Of
Mrs. DR.. II. w. Daley. Of this
place, ard who presided over the
Baltimore Conference Of the NJ f.
Chur ch South during its SEES ion in
Martinsburg last week:
Bishop Alpheus w. Wilson, the
presiding officer OF the conference, Is
q native of Virginia. the youngest
son Of the late Rev. Norval Wilson,
one Of the most promine ut ministers
Of the Baltimore Conference. lie is
So years of age, and entered the
Conference in 1856. He received
his education principally at the Co
lumbia College At Washington. He
entered the ministry when he was
but 20 years old, and even at that
early age was looked upon as a
young nan Of unusual promise. an d
it was prophesied ny his friends that
he w,uld be very prominent man
in the church. He has occupied the
pulpit as pastor OF soms of tue most
prominent churches In Baltimore,
Washing on and 10 Virginia, and for
four years was presiding elder OF
Washington district. In 1870 he
was elected deleg ate to the General
Conference which met in Memphis.
In 1878 he was elected general mis-.
sionary secretary OF the church,
which position be held for four yesrs
and was instrumental Ia putting the
society In It's present hourishing
condition. He was sent as dele
gate to the Ecumenioal Conference
held in London 10 1881. The gear
following he was elected Bishop. In
1885 he went 10 China 10 organize O
missionary confer; nee in which he
was very successful. He then made
tour of the world, returning last
year. He is now considered the
peer OF any minister in the country,
and is very popular throughout the
Methodist Church, and especially 80
in bis own conference
The Conference closed its !04th
session Tuesday night and adjourn.
ed. Next place OF meeting and time
thereof not now knoNn. Below
we give list OF the appointing n Is
for this (Moorefeld) District:
MooREFIELD DIsTRIcT-S. g. Fer
suson, p r. -Moorefield, J y Stump
and Beatty. Sup't; Petersburg, I
Cooper; franklin Circuit J j Car,
den; North Fork Mission, TO be sup d.
piled Keyser II = Hamill; North
Branch Mission. s A Parker; Pied
mont, w. Dorsey; Frostburg, L II
Msrkwood ; Elintstone Circuit to be
supplied by 5 ID Bennington South
Branch Circuit T G. hewitt; Spring.
field Circuit + L Griffith ana w II
IL cke Hardy + j Lambert; Nor.
gan Mission> 5 Troy; Wardens.
villo Mission J II Temple; Capon
Bridge Circuit G. o Holman Lis
tonburg Circuit L w Haslup Traas.
ferred 10 the ST Louis Conference,
J NJ Rawlins. w + Woolf goes to
Berryyille Circuit in Winchester
District.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
ROMNEY, MARCH %, 1883.

A REMINI CEycE.-The Abilene
(Kans1s) Gazette calls attention 10
the fact that Senator lngalis was in
1864 . candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor Of Kausas on IN indepe ndeut
ticket. The plat form upon which he
ran indoI sed lbe candidacy Of Gen.
George b. McClellaa for President.
Senator Insalls had probably forgot.
ten this when he referred to Gen.
Mcclellan In his recent speech o. an
ally Of the Confederacy.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

TO all persons holding liens by judgment,
i or otherwise, on the real estate, or any
part thereof OF Thomas z Quick.
In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit
Court of Hampshire county, made 10 cause
therein pending, 10 subject the real estate of
the said Thomas K. Gulick to the satisfac.
ton OF the liens thereon, you are hereby re.
CURED 10 present all claims held by you an d
each OF you against the said Thomas 4. Gu
lick which are liens on bis real estate or anv
part OF IT, FOR adjudication to me at nv once
10 Romney, West Virginia, in the county of
Hampshire, on or before the 4th day Of A pril.
1888 Given under my hand this 9th dav Of
March, 1888. JAMES A. GIBSON
March - lses-4w Commissioner
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Real and Personal
Property.

by virtue Of two deeds Of trust, executed
TO the undersigned Trustee by John q Lew.
is, oLe dated 4th day OF, AID the other ash
day OF, January, 1889, both recorded in
Deed Book 65, one on page zoe and the 9TH
er on page 22l, IN the Office OF the Gle k os
;he County Court o! Hampshire County,
West Virginia,
I will sell a, public sale, on the premis.
es, on
Saturday, 7th day Of April, 1883
the following Real Estate, viz:
tract ofland on Jersey Mouutain, in said
county sbuut miles from Rymuey. Goa.
tanning
104f Acres,
being the same land couveyed 10 the said
John q. Lewisby J, p. Parsons aod Others
Also. two undivided fiftbs Of q tract Of
ITO Acres,
adjoining the 1919 acres, being the land
lately owned by Daniel Lewis. decd.
VIII also sell At same time and place the
following Personal Property;
One Roane Stallion, One Bay
Horse, One Sorrel Horse, One
BulP Two Wagons, Two Plows,
One Harrow, One 1-Horso Rake,
One Buggy aud Two Calves.
IERHs ov sALS. The personal property
VIII be sold for CASH the real estate upon
tho following terms: One-third Of the pur.
chase money IN eash, the residue In two e.
quail annual payments Of one and two years,
Tho deferred payments 10 bear interest from
day OF sale, and the purchaser 10 execute
bond With good security for the deferred
payments snd the legal title to be retained
ss further security.
F.w. DALEY JaJ
TsrsVVv
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FOR SALE.
Y Y p

1000 year OLE peach trees Ist class $40
per hundred or ia each.
1000 Concord Grape Q year s. per hun.
dred-10c each.
Ounces, nice trees zoe.
No apple trees for sale this spring on &C.
count OF Rabbits barking entire lot.
Planting time is here order at once. Very
respectfully, JOHN N. RaNNEIJ.S,'
hafco rs, 1888. Higginsville, West Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
46S Acres,

more or less. and 4 Acres, more or l,ss and
comprising that very valuable FAR -
on Bear Garden Ridge. in said county. where
said Isaac Hite lived and died.
Trims OF SALE-One third OF the purchase
money in cash, aud the residue in two equal
annual pay ments bearing interest from date.
the purchaser to give bonds with good secu.
ri:y for the deferred pay ments, and the legal
title to be retained as additional security.
SAMUEL l. FLOURNOY,
March 8, 1889. Special Commissioner
l. V. N. Polling Clerk OF the Circuit Cour,
Of Hampshire county, West Va, do certify
that the above Special Com missioner has Civ
en- bond wi security az required by Law an 4
the decree. V. N. POLLING, Clerk.
ES Sale o commence about p. m.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..
Tsaac Hits's Administrator, plaintiH,

J. ". Hi,e and Others, defendants.
IN CHAECERY.
RY decree Of the Circuit Court OF Bsmp-
- shire county, West vi gina, the above
entitled cause Was referred to the undersigned
Commissioners, who shall report 40 TO the
matters Get up in the bill, and especially
whether the payments mentioned 10 tho DILL
were sdvaEoemenu 10 his children By The
said Isaac Hits.
and. To state, settle and adjust the &C.
counts Of the plaintiff a. Administrator OF
Isaac Hitey aud make \ statement Of distribu.
tion Of the funds. after payment OF the costs
OF this suit and other proper charges. among
those entitled thereto.
3rd. To report any other matters be may
deem pertinent or any party interested mag
require.
Notice is therefore hereby given that will
attend at my Office in Romney. in said coun.
y, on the 2nd day Of April, 1883, for the
purpose ofeIecuting said decree Given IN
der my hand this 7th day OF March, 1888.
JAMES A GIBSON,
March Q, lss3-4w Commissioner
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
r. W. DALEY, IT.,
= /. ET DrDNnU

ieo' ~ 1883. Special Commissioners
J., V. NJ. Polling, Clerk of the Circuit Cour,
Of Hampshire County, West Virginia, do Ger.
Wy that the above named Special Commits.
sioners have given bond with seeurity az 20.
qlired by law and The decree OF sale.
V. N POLLING, Clerk.
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on which the said Thomas Z. Gnlick resides,
consisting Of Two Tracts, con.
taiaine respectively,
los Acres, & q Acres & 50 Poles
and lying about miles N E of Romuey
on Jersey rountaiu.
Also, q same time and place,
One Bay Horse. One Bay Mare,
One Set of Yankee Harness, and
One Lewis Mitchell Wagon.
TERMS OF SALE Of the Real Estate-One.
third Of the purchase moaey in cash, and
the residue 10 two eSnnl annual payments
bearing interest from day of sale, the pur.
chaser to execute bonds with approved secu
rity for the deferred pay ments, and the legal
title 10 be retained as additional security.
TERMS OF SALE ofthe Personal Property
Cash.
r VI. Daley, Jr., Special
S. l.. Flournoy, Com missionsrs
], V. n. Polling. Clerk Of the Circuit Cours
OF Hampshire County, w. Va, do cer,ifs
that the bond with security required by law
and the decree has been given by the above
Special Commissioners.
v.A. PoLIsg, Clerk.
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ROnaney, Vest Virainin.

I1 DC Iau an1 saved by calling at
ROmney, West Virginia.
Having recently returned from the markets with
large ana well selected took prepared
ducemen Our stock full complete line of all lead
ing fancy and fashionable goodsbob in cotton woolen
ana -Ab oil which we and ceiling greatly
ccs Our stock embraces all the leading styles Saeens
Plad end Pan hne all wool Dress Goods
beautiful variety OF coo and figures,
as low as loo sd eudesH line owas DC Del
iu he OF gents both goods
Bazaar contains style of head
quHed o ades toet-boh in Llse. Silk and Kdunder
wear OF all KINDS also the compees Co-sets carried
emCracng the Coralne DIR. Warner
badae health comfort
500 bone Tcoa 1uer ite Evo or on other
an endless variety goods required in the outfit
o O Boots Shoes immense selected
an e latest best and styIes-Ladies
el 10 % per pair Misses aud children proportion gents
you us Boots and Shoes and neat with nce
.Ge unee -Ou large line of Hats Caps Turbans Ku
kIux IN every style, grade and ptice
Our Notion, Grocery Idware Opeansvoro od f lamar,
meuts full and cyean - S' anu yum u'i"''
y" ne nghest market prices will he allowed for all coupy
uuoe RS. CoWe one come all and get bargains.
NO"o'y nov 2'''S T.P. ROBOsSON g. SON.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL EST TIE

Dy virtue of decree of the Circuit Cour,
Dof hampshire county, West Virginia,
rendered at the February term, 1888, in the
chaucery SUIT Of n. F. Polling VS.. Thomas z.
Gnlick and Others, we will sell at public
auction on the premises on
Saturday, the 31st Of March, 1888,
(sale to commence at. lo1 O'Clock A. ~,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
ROMNEY MARKETS
Corrected each Thursday by l.
G.. Pancake.

nFFD Sen w Onders
DEEI exist In thousands Of form,
bu tare surpassed by the mssvels Of inveo.
ton Those Who are In need Of profitable
work that can be done while living At home
should at once send thei. address TO ballet
4 Co, Portland. Maine. and receive free,
full Information how either sex. OF all ages.
cane afn from S. to $25 per day aud mp.
wards wherever they tive. You are started
free. Capital not required. Some have
made over $50 in . single day 81 this ~ork.
All euceeed. (teh. 10y.
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court
ID Of Hampshire county, West Virginia.
rendered at the February term. 1888, in the
chancery suit OF John w Hite and Jacob A.
hite vs. isabella HE and others. I will sell
~ public auction, in front Of the Court house
door in Romuey, W.st Va,
ON TUESDAY, 3rd DAY OF APRIL. 1888,
tfrst day OF County Court, the Real Estste
Of which Isaac Hite died seized and pos.
sessed, consisting of Two Tracts Of Land
con tanning respectively,
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Tracts of Land.

OF SAID George II Moreland. situated 10 said
county. on and near Town Hill, drain of Lit
tie Capon and the Levels, containing respec.
lively.
564{ Acres, 374 Acres, SO Acres
and 2444 Acres.
These tracts OF land are val liable for agri-
cultural and grazing purposes and for The
Dark and timber on them, and is a very dc
slIaoie property for those seeking invest-
TERMS OF SALE:-One third of the purchase
money in cash, aud the residue in two eouaI
annuai pay ments, to bear interest from date
OF sale, the purchase to execute bonds wish
good security for the deferred payments and
the legal title TO be retained as a further Sc
curity.