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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-21
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
Ing Accounts and Vouchers have been fled
in the Probate Court oi Hooking county,
Ohio for settlement.
Azariah Nixon, Administrator OF the
estate of Alexander Barclay.
And the same will come for hearing on
the It'll day of July. 1888. Mt 10 o'clock
A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as may be con-
W.T.. AckER, Pro. Judge.
June ll-3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-21

Go TO Bowser's, Bishop Block
Main street, Tor Jour flags and iiln-
minators for the glorious 4th.
The finest display of flags and fire
works IN the city at Bowser's.
10! peanuts daily at Rosser's.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Robert Blackstone
David Lehman. ct al.

In the Court of Cornmon Pleas Of Haeiins
County. OHIO.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-21

At &c yd-22 pieces Best Ian
caster GiDghams, in light and
dark brown checks; actual val
ue &c.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-21

At 15c yd-10 pieces Sc inch
Atlantic "G. j." Cashmer, i'll all
cOlOrs, worth 22c.
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have lust received the following unso-
iicited Testimonial from n well known
gentleman OF Louisville, Ky, which eX-
plains itself:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08
Judicial Sale
Or A VALUABLE
STEAM AND WATER POWER
GRIST MILL!

BY virtue of a decree OF the cir
cult court of Preston county. West
Virginia, rendered on the 9th day of
December, 1887. in the chancery
cause of Smoot & Lang vs. William
Linton ct al. the undersigned special
commissioner will, on the
9th DAY OF APRIL, 1889,
the same being "a court day. at the
front door of the courthouse Of said
county, offer at public sale TO the
highest bidder, the real estate decreed
To be sold in said suit, Consisting OF
n three story GRISf MILL, SOx4O
feet. with two run of wheat and one
OF corn hurrs. q 20 horse power steam
engine attached, in excellent condi
tiun-alinUst new huiler of i'm
proved pattern. On the lot on which
the mill stands ia Also good frame
DIV ELLING HOUSE. This prom
erty Is located ia THE town Of indie.
prudence, Preston county, w. Va.
on the = & 0 Il X, within one
mite Of NewHurg whefc IA situate the
Orrei Coal Co + cual AMI coke wnrk..
and INT - miles from Irondal, Fur
mace For about 8 months in the
year the mill can be run Inv water
powor. No better point for such a
mill In the county. The mill is ut
present doing a good business. Title
good.
Term OF SALE:-En"ugh cash in
hand TO paw tue. costs OF suit and
roper charges of sac, snd the resi-
due upon credit of one, two and
three years, the purchaser exc cutting
l"r The dri'rr.d pa mebt. inter, st
Tearing notes with approved security.
/ j. CROGAN. Special Com'r.
Bono and security has been given
by the commissioner in the above en-.
titled cause as required by law.
Test: SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
3S4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08

ton and Development Association, Gre
ated by the recent convention, may
greatly hasten the day of its consum-
nation. Our county papers will pub
lish the proceedings and plan Of that
convention, and It's officers are to labor
for the States development until the
meeting of the next Legislature, when
it is confidently believed the latter will
enact law providing for a continuance
of the work under the auspices of the
State. Your delegates in that conven-
ton appointed central committee Of
three for each district These COM
mittees have been notified of their APP
pointment by the secretary of the cen
trail committee, and you are urged to
act promptly. We appeal to you to
respond literally in contribution of
money, to be paid to the chairman of
your respective district committee who
will forward to the chairman or secrc-
tary Of the central committee, who will
in turn promptly forward the same with
out cost TO the treasurer of the associa-
ton at Wheeling.
Without money the movement must
fail; but with it, great benefits are
hoped for. Every dollar you contrib
ute will be judiciously expended and
hon SLY accounted for. All will be
benefited the farmer, merchant, me-
chanic, real estate dealer, the profess
sionol, laborer and capitalist Inqui-
ries are already made as to the advan-
tages our State can offer to strangers,
and we urge you to assist your COM
mittee in properly setting forth the
reasons why we invite them TO come to
Preston county.
Respectfully.
p. j CRoeAN, f. HGrRMANs,
Sec'y. Chairman
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TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF
PRESTON COUNTY

The recent assembling Of more than
one thousand Of West Virginia. rep
resentative business mon in the city Of
Wheeling in convention, was but the
expression Of stoDg sentiment pre-
yailing throughout the State that come
steps should be taken looking to the
early development Of our vast resources.
especially the effort to bring within our
borders from abroad people and capt.
tai That convention formulated a
plan which your delegates therein be-
lievc viii do much towards the con
summation Of that end, provided
Hearty cooperation on the part Of our
people is given. Our own county will
share richly in whatever benefits grow
out Of the effort Lying on the Dor
der adjoining Fayettc county, Pa, on
the north, in which is located the most
extensive group # coke plants in the
United States she offers q field Of cox
ing coal fully equal 10 quality to the
famed Couuellsvillo coal and much
more extensive With various mine.
Of iron orc Of great richness, thus I'M
viting not only the coke manufacturer
but the iron master as well
The prospects for an outlet by rail-
road 70 Pittsburgh are by no means dis
couraging and united effort on your
part through the officers Of Immigra-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08

CHAIRMAN pro TEN. d. G.. Gallaher,
of the Democratic State Executive Com
mittee has called meeting of that
committee for Parkcrsburg on March
20, inst, at which time it will be de-
cided when and where the convention
shall meet to elect delegates to the
Presidential convention to be held at
st. Louis in June. 1t rs generally un-
derstood that the committee will choose
chairman in place of ID. H. Leonard,
who will soon leave the State to reside
In Kansas.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08

who has been visiting here the past
week, returned home Sunday.
DR.. A. W Shaw was in our midst
Friday and Saturday.
w. w Graham was in town Satur-
day on business
- Browning, our lumberman,
will ship his lumber from Kingwood
in the future instead Of Terra Alta.
Misses Ella and Matte Beatty were
visiting friends here last week.
Feb. ~, SO. X.
There is considerable sickness in our
vicinity.
Isaac Elicit is preparing to build a
residence in the spring.
c. Il. Feather is home from his
school at Deep Hollow.
Browning's saw-mill is running full
time. He has several teams hauling
his lumber to Kingwood to be shipped
over the Is. Il L.
Business with our merchants is brisk
for this time of year.
Miss Oda Metzler has closed her
school in the Beatty settlement. Miss
Oda is a good teacher and we under
stand she will teach subscription
school here this summer.
Albrightsville needs a telegraph
office.
Roy c. Stone, the piano and organ
man, was in town last week
We understand that a shook shop is
to be added to our industries in the
spring. ssS
Mar. 5. SO. ~.
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with view to the development of its
latent wealth It's facilities for social
and commercial intercourse with the
other States have been advanced by
recent constructions, and other avenues
of trade arc in progress or contempla-
ton. To speed the development e
the States resources an increased inn
migration is desired. Land is cheap
and there is room for hard working
people of some capital, having the en-
ergy and disposition to improve their
surroundings
Preston county possesses all the at
fractions enumerated above. We raise
cattle, horses, hogs and sheep in abund-
once; have some of the finest grazing
and farming lands tG be found any
where in the State, and not only i'm this
State but in any State in the Union.
Our mineral wealth is inexhaustible.
We have the best coaking coal known,
limestone, iron ore, fire clay, &c. With
the b. & o. railroad traversing the
county from cast to west, and Cheat
river flowing from south to north !;
with her twenty thousand hardy, enter
prising, honest people; her numerous
manufacturing enterprises, and her
great natural wealth, Preston county
is destined to be the brightest star in
the booming little State of West Vir-
GINA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08

PRESTON county Democrats would be
pleased if our Representatives at Wash
ington would gently watt the informa-
ton westward why it is that Samuel
Hooton is still enjoying the flesh pots
Of Egypt under Democratic Admin
istration. Those who know Mr. Hoot-
on know him to be a Republican 'hust-
Ter from away back-a man who does
more for the Republican party in the
second congressional district than any
one man in it, There is no misinter-
probation Of offensive partisan when
it is applied to Samuel. He never lost
an opportunity TO use offensive epithets
and to pour fourth his vituperation
upon the heads of innocent Democrats
because they could not see their way
clear to vote the Republican ticket
and this while he was holding Gov
eminent positions position which he
was paid to attend to instead of can
wasting the counties of Preston, Tucker,
Taylor, Barbour and Randolph for the
success of the Republican party. This
is the reason Democrats cannot forget
him
A party who could sanction such
method Of campaign SANDER and cor
ruption would be expected to favor the
ASPIRATIONS of such men and provide
for them lucrative Offices, but a party
who is pledged to correct such iniqui-
ties is not the party to look to for to
retain such men in Office.
If out of 100000 Democratic
voters there'is not one to be found who
is competent to fill Hootons place, VIC
had better acknowledge our 'incompe-
tency' which the Republican party took
special delight in preaching from every
hill top in the last Presidential cam
Paign, and turn the Government over
to them again. We believe there are
thousands of Democrats capable Of GIL
i4g his place, and we can sec no good
reason why he is retained in Office.
In this connection we want to give
our Representatives at Washington a
pointer that may be Of value to them
in the next campaign: The non-ofice
seekers, Of Democratic procliyities,
will be ready to PROFOUND to them
series Of interrogativcs on this impor-
tant question that it behooves them to
be prepared to answer to their entire
satisfaction The Democrats of Pres
ton propose to 'hew to the line, let the
chips fall where they will.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08

THE Baltimore Sun Of last Thursday.
10 commenting upon the immigration
Convention held in Wheeling. says:
The address made yesterday at
Wheeling By ex-senator II G DAVIS
and Hon. Stephen y ElkiDs. 10 the
invention held 10 promote immigra-
ito portray admirably the large re-
sources, capabilities and attrac Jns Of
Wet Virginia Il proportion to its
size, the State IL the richest IN the
Union in It's deposits Of coal. iron salt
aud oil rs coal area Is 1G 900 square
miles, end West Virginia coal is cheaper
at tho mouth Of the mines Than in Eng
laod Her stores Of mercbsntsble tim
bers are ~ great variety and Of large
extent Her lands also are fertile. the
yalleys, hillsides and mountain tops
yielding good corn wheat. rye, oats
and grsss The climate is moderate
and every part Of the State is health
ful. Taxes are low yet high enough
T. provide schools There are not only
tle large resources and favorable con
ditions here enumerated, but there has
been considerable progress made 10 the
building Of railroads and the 10 prove
ncnt Of lbe water courses Of the State
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08

THE House committee on pensions
has made favorable report on the bill
relating to claims for pensions by de-
pendent parents 1t will only be nee
essary to show that the soldier was en-
titled to pension, and that he left no
widow or minor children, and that the
parent or parents are dependent The
committee has also made a favorable
report on the bill authorizing the pay
ment of the pensions of habitually in
toxicated persons to their wives or to
guardians
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Judicial Sale.

Nv virtue Of decree at ihe circuit
court 81 Pirsimt .ourlv West Virpiti..
pr"n uucrd in The "''r-e 'u equity o Ber-
uArJ ItNi nold- nj DrisrS agaiu~t Ann.
H"yn"ids and Nhers, VIII, co.'s The
10Th DAY OF aPRIL. 1893,
"t ii'c front ,Jppr nf tiie eSuri-hoHse ol
-Hid coiutv, sell ~ public ssfs tp thp
highest bidder. all TIA. cculiu dweIiipl
mouse tud l"i. iu the town 81 Row pshur
200 ~tid county. conveyed %, A ~ Row
hn @" 10 iue T. y. n huld- he pui-
'hhS VII a'qbiit Did Jrrpsrtv .fce
art rquit irpHu duwor iuafein ei ds.ctd.
anf Auia Eot nuds
We nS i- ~ hici,uf ash ~, hard fc OIL. ~
c,e u oi said stlr |ard Iur RES tip # ru. -
'h So money on rtedu o. 6 ~ md 10
H' n'b7. the pIrrHH or g. uatp NOTES.
VIII to.n security, Goo bear iutcre.i.
JuHN BGANNoN SpecilI Com'r
H"nd md strurity has locu sivcu by
-1id roinu ,-sipuct ae r.qut,d b., law.
3 Test SMiTu tEANE Gfrrt
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Trustees Sale.

By virtue oi decd oi trust execnied
by NJ. Ashford Ziuu Hud Americ, Zinn
10 W.G Brown un the Iuth day OF June.
1876 aud recorded ~ trust ~. 80 t,,,uk y
On DO % oilic" 81 the c,prk IS tie cor nj,
curt "i Preston rpupfV. " est We. tn.
urt rfFicrpi trustee viii. ~ tie place
where The mills Nc, mentioned it said
deed ~ trust. unw stand nPar the town,
~ i'e"i~vilIe. Preston COUNTY, w. Va.
lightning ai &, clock, - M. on Tie
2!st DAY or NOVEMBER. 1887
.e ~ public aucti"r to th" hiphest d-
d"r' 'hr t irwira 'e-rribe property cuf-
N''ri 'y -1i dtod 'f trust, to-eit:
a rOETABLE STEAM SAW MILL.
Co. rtt'r siu. tho en-ire. boiler. pnmps.
COWS, Oits rtrrntc~ Gxfure- ,nd az
rufi'r ucr, tIrtnf. Hef.u,iuv sail .s,y
rih b. "i he A - Ftdmh, fn,nufaa-
luros nud is NV lrrrfd nsir the sail
+. wu ~ ne d~vilIr
IFrNs 0r ~ALE Tile said property
VIII br sold fnr oup-fhird Ca d. and th.
ifnHindrr in iwrtQun aunutl D. vmouts
DO" ruf".ssrf riviua interest rcarip
n.lr- wHu Hp Unt' prr .rHl sccuri,,
I'f 'h f"'r. pr'aI'rfa
Ccf. ~ 1885,. tyr a. pv..,.
1D178 Ir,-t..
1bo aoyc SIZE IS continues nnil
Mar"h D. iss3
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Is it not about time the Democrats
Of Preston were organizing? So far
as We can learn there is not single
organization in the county. The Re
publicans have already organized sew
eral clubs. Being largely in the mi
nority in the county is no reason why
We should not organize. In organiza-
zion there is strength, and if we hope
to hold our own in the banner Repub-
lican*county we must get to work and
organize. The ARGUS would like to
see AIN organization in every town in
the county, and it S reasonable to sup
pos hat with such an Organization we
could at least hol our own if we could
not make inroads on the enemy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08

School closed laat Friday Ring
bah playing and boat riding was the
order Of the day. The entertainment
at night consisted Of debate. dcclsma-
tions. essays and dialogues Every
body seemed to enjoy themse YES Mr..
Cobun is good teacher and we arc
sorry 10 see him leave us.
Miss Nina Forman, Of Teua Alta
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08

HERE is conundrum for the Inter
State Commission:
IF 1t costs only four dollars to ship
a ton of grain from Chicago to Liver
pool, why should it cost FIVE dollars to
ship ton of grain from Chicago to
New York That is what several
millions Of bread caters would like to
know. II hila. Press.
Ii is beyond the ken Of the Press to
answer this conundrum. We suppose
it is on account Of the pauper labor of
Europe who must be fed on cheap
bread stuff The American laborer is
so abundantly protected that it is nee
essary for him to pay the corporations
little tariff in order TO create a sur
plus in the treasury. See?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08
OUR LOCAL AEWSLETTERS.
IHh NEWS FROM an QUJErERS.OF
PRESTON COUNJT

49, 49, ' ''i~iFs
Mrs William Kimberly Was spend
ing the day with friends in town last
week.
Miss Maud Kimberly was visiting in
Bruceton last week
Some of our young folks took in the
closing exercises of the Bruc, ton school
Miss Allie Yeast is visiting at Mrs
Jane Hartman's.
Miss Allie Willetts is very low at
present. She has not been out of the
bed for four weeks. There seems to
be no hopes of her recovery.
Prof. S. f. Burke, of Pennington.
was in town Saturday. An effort will
be made to organize q musical class
here.
Looking out one day last week, we
saw carriages, buggies and horses
standing in front of the NJ. f.. parson-
age On asking what it meant, some
one said that Brother Roberts was deal
ing in magic. He wac trying to mako
Guse(man) out Of Feather, and he
succeeded, too. Miss Mary G.. Fcath-
er and Theodore Guseman were Joined
in holy matrimony
Ear Hagans and daughter, Persie,
went to Uniontown, Pa, Saturday.
James Bird, of Bruceton, will move
into the Nixon house in the spring.
Feb. &c, SO.
The contract for building the Hope
we'll Church was awarded to William
King and Walls Bros, the church to
be completed by the middle of Septem-
Der.
Rev i. w. Roberts, of this place.
delivered an address at the closing of
the Falkenstine school, taught by T.
} Liston. lie also preached an able
serman in the evening.
Hosea Darby, of Hopewell, has re-
turned from an extended visit in the
west, and paid his friends in Brandon
vile a flying visit few evenings since.
Miss Linnie Waddle took in the clos
ing exercises Of the Clifton school.
taught by p. b. Cuppett. She re-
ported a good time with her-oh, dear
it might cause Will pain if we were to
tell all she said.
d. 7 Scott is home from teaching
very successful term Of school near
GAINESVILLE The girls we're all glad
to see him.
j A. Miller, sbuuwoy & Co. pop
ular salesman, was stopping at the la
gans' House last week.
James Bird. Of Bruceton, is soon 10
move to Bran ionviile and has already
opened blacksmith shop here lie
has been crowded with work since the
day Of op,ning.
There was preaching in the NJ. T.
Church last night, and will be each
night during the week.
Prof W S. Hare school will close
next Friday It has been a success.
March 3 'sg
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9th Day OF ArEll. 1883.

go NO.
at tue front dopr. of The courthouse
81 said county. offer FOR sale to the
hightst b d I'r, the r al estate in the
bui and proceedings mentioned, con
ssting OF
HOUSE q LOT IN. ,NEWBURG,
being the sam property which was
conveyed b, deed o. tho 18th day of
August, 1863. hy Albgrt Huzains To-
John Herm lns now decers-d; sad
lot containing about 0r an acre.
iERMs OF Saskatchewan cash in
hand To pay the Gusts of suit and
roper charges oi sal, and Tie resi-.
dur upon credit OF 6, II and is
months. the purchaser executing H..
l'rcsl bearing Totes with approved
security for the deferred payments.
Z. j (EoCAN- Special Comr.
Bond ard security has been gwen
hy the commissioner IN The above
styled cause as required by law.
Test: SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08

THE tariff bll reporte by the Com
mittee of the Ways and Means, last
Thursday, proposes to reduce the rev.
enue about fifty-fve millions Of dollars
annually, and not an industry in this
country will be injured
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08

The habeas corpus in the Hatfield
ease was decided by Judge Barr in the
United States District Court at Louis
vile, last Saturday, and they were sent
back to the Pike county jail
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]. Ed. KILDow. Editor.
FRANK N. MURDOCH, Local Eaitcr

THE bill authorizing the issue of pa
per fractional currency in denomination
of 10, Is and 20 cents is likely to be-
come law.
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Town Lots for Sale.

10 have for Sue lour Tow Io- ir o..
Niua" cnd--n very cfsifHnle residence
pOriipr OF thc t'wb 1Iesp lots are Nttt
dc-iif hic a4 ~ q, ff.ut 49, tv.t st,tp- IL
No' High Fl-rri aud ~ bet or Nat.
stree sub are 200 fet deer, ist wcfai.o
are tmouih tud Dry 1erni- aud giice.
re'"' nahie For urfhtr informant 20 az
ply To STONE a. b ILprw.
Niuutvnfm IS Va
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SALESMEN WANTED,

Z" SCH Nursery Sock Permanent en-.
rt'N ment md god s,lary L" hon. st, en-
erHctic men The huSIn,sS j. easily
learned We gov NIL the relishle now
varieties OF 'ruit and ornamental trees.
Write for terms
HOOPt.S. Il 70. & THOMAS.
Established 1853 West Chestrr p
MAp.e Avrnme Nnrserias
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08

WeULD it not be a good idea for the
Chairman to call meeting of the Ex-
ecutive Committee and let them con-
suit together in regard to organization ?
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Judicial Sale.

Jno. Herman's admir-
VS. In Equity.
Geo. w. BarncsctAL
BY virtue Of a decree of the cir.
cult courtof Preston county rendered
ON the lst day Of December, 1857, in
the above styled csuse, the NJ der.
signed special commissioner will. ON
he - - DS't-
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RIlUI IRewarded are those who read
Hill lLis end Ihen act. tl,n,. .. ~ gu

UIIui L Rewarded are those wla read
HIlIlhI Ills and then act: they Wiz find
''nortuie employment that wi TiOt tsLc
thrui rom their homes and antilles. The
pr0hts arc large md sure tor every IN
dustriOus person many have made md
are nos making several hundred dnlla
= month. Ia IS easy + r my one to ui,ke
81 and upwards per dsv, who l. WI :ng
b" work. Either sex. vonnI ur OLD; . ,-
ii"l net h"eirdj wo sintt YOU. Evrrvtrihl
new. No special "l'iiity require, YOU.
rt"tirr. c.iu dn b. Hs Wpli a. ANY 0nn
W rite 'n ~ 1t once Tor mll pariirul ,rs
With We mai irte. Address StiDsOn
s. Co. Portland, Name.
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For Sale.

We have for safe some very desirable
land In quantities OF from one lot tO ii +.
teen acres, situated ahoHt one hundred
ana hilv yards from the corporation linn
i's of KiRgwuod; is IsveL Nh / smooth and
we'll walered Apply To
STONE & KILDoH
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Judicial Sale.

II. c IIagans
VS. In Eouitv
VIM b. Rodehcsyer
BY virtue of decree Of the cir.
cult court OF Preston county rendered
on the Both day of November. 1887.
in the above sty led cause, the und,r-
signed special commissioner will, CD
the
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10 ACRES OF LAND

in Pleasant district, Of said county.
beng the same on which the defend
ant, YIN. Is. Rod' beaver, resides, and
which was conveyed 10 said defend
ant Ivy Samuel ROdehravtr ON the
10Th day OF September, 1870
TERMS OF SALE: Enough cash in
band To pay the coats of suit and
proper charges Of sale, and the re,i
due upon a eFedit of 6, - and Is
months, the purchaser ex cutting for
the deferred PAYNE nts interest bear
ing notes with approved security.
L. j. { ROGAN, SpccIal Cum'r
Bond and security has been given
10y the commission in the above
slyl'd cause 40 r,quir,d nv law.
Test: SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-08
10th DAY or APRIL. 1883.

a. the front door of tile court-house
OF said county. otler for sale to the
highest bidd, the real estate decretd
10 be sold in this cause, consisting OF