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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

ers OF prominent stables. jockeys or
track officials. They are habitual bet
ters and many Of them have won large
sums OF money. Some OF them lose,
though, regularly, and where they get
the money to lose is puzzle that no
one attempts 20 solve. These regular
betters are easily picked out in tho
grand stand They are usually coarse
looking women, dressed in very gaudy
costumes aud as . rule have numbers OF
diamonds
They talk horse from the time they
get on the boat OF train 20 20 10 tho
races until they get home again. Some
OF them will put their money up and
win or lose as calmly a. most veteran
turfmen. Others are in state OF nerv-
Gus excitement even II they only have
few dollars az stake until the race 10
decided in their favor OF against them,
as the case may be.
The horses wers about TO start in n
race at Brighton Beach not long ago.
TIE field was a good ono and tho bet
ting had been very lively. The mem
bers Of tho fair sex had pat their money
on their various choices. A few OF them
wore still arguing about the merits OF
the various horses that were az the post
One young girl-she could not have
been more than twenty years OF age
was anxiously cycling each horse. She
was a very pretty girl dressed with ex-
qulsite taste. and evidently above tho
women who wcro near her. In her hand
she held the well-knoTn piece OF paste
board Her hand ciutched IL nervously
and she acted as though the winning OF
the losing Of the bet meant a great deal
20 her I watched her In order 20 SEQ
II she won. Once the horses broke
away aud two were left az the post
she gave q quick nervous start and
seemed much relieved when The starter
still held his far up. Again they made
a break. sns this ume they were sent
OF. The girl gave quick start Her
face flushed nervousiy. She jumped
up and locked az ths a7inz ssecds and
then sat down again Then she bowed
her head. closed hcr eyes. and I could
see her lips moving.
She must have bec1 pravinV-pTaTin
THAT the horse she bad backed might
win. The horses thuntered pas. tho
winning poss and the winners name
vas hoisssd. The girl hsd lost She
looked somewhat relieved. probably b.
cause ths nervous strain was over. bus
she vas worried. She had probably lost
al she h<d. Perhaps she bad used
nloneT 60 bet with thar was not her ova.
Perhars she had committed some crime
tc obtain the money % bes With and
had thcn lost her money and ruined her
reuutaticu- n frightened way she
tore her ticket up tbrew away her pro-
rr1rme ard then lefs the grand stand
ard track and aithcugh have looked for
her az al the other meetings have not
seer her She probably BAD lesson
that she vii never forget
noticed enc woman who w>s e~t-
Eeutlv verT ulethcdical IN her svsoen
cf bettinr. she always sat On the grand
stand nesr the Reporters She did not
sssccisse much wish tse oshsr rcmea
or patrons % tha ersck. ard raere she zoe
her information frcus so enc se~uae1 %
know. She Aizars bet with remarkably
rcod Judgment and nade lots q money
she was sher+ s-oat snt a brunette:
Ersssea azieslT. aa& alravs carried a
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PROBATE ORDER-State of Michigan. coun-
" Of Kent. -. AT session of the Probate
Court for said County OF Kent. held al the
Probate Oaice. inthe city OF Grand Rapids. on
the 10Th day of June, 10 the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus r. Perkins. Judge OF PROBATE.
In the matter OF the estate OF
ANAE6JE Dlh. deceased.
Jacob i. Dyk having nleG IN this court pc
tition praying that the administration OF said
estate may be- granted 10 him.
Ii is ordered, that Monday, the 2lst day OF
July. 1880, at 10 o'clock in :he forenoon. at
said Probate once, be appointed for examin-
ing and allowing said petition.
And il is further ordered. That copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
yious 10 said day of hearing. In the TELEGRAa-
HERALD. a daily newspaper printed ana c.rcu-
lating in said County of Kent.
CYRUS 4. PERKINS,
"a true copy) Judge OF Probate.
ADoLPR b. Mason. Register. mon Jul Ii
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

AN ORDINANCE. granting permission 10 the
Valley city ctrcel ald Cable Railway Com
pany.of Grand Rapids. 10 construct. maintain
and use c0nduits. with the necessary wheel
plts aud other machinery AZ portion OF ~ "a
street. In the city Of Grand Rapids. the same
being supplement 10 al ordinance entitled
An ordinance granting permission 4 The
Valley City street anG Cable Railway Com
pany, OF Grand Rapids, o. construed. main
tain and use "A street railway Oh certain
streets in the city Of Grand Rapids. passed
The Common Council Of the city Of Grand
Rapids, do ordain as follows:
Section !. That consent, permission and au-
thority are hereby given. granted 10 and duly
vested IN tn said Valley City Street and Cable
Railway Company. Of Grand Rapids. 10 con-
struct, use and maintain a double conduit.
with all the necessary wheel PITS and other
machinery. ia and along that portion OF Lyon
street. in said city. described as follows. Com
menclng AT the west end Of the cOuduits. OF
said railway company now IN Lyon street and
extending thence westerly in. along and
through Lyon street 10 tie west eud thereof
with the right TO connect the same with the
power house OF said railway company. situate
at or Iear the vest end Of Lyon street The
conduit, pit and machinery hereby authorized
shaiJ AL DC placed under ground. aud shall
conform TO the grade OF said street. as now es-
taplisDed or as IL sall from tifnt 10 tlne Oe re-
established or altered; ana said railway com
psny may place and maintain IN said c0ncults
all needful and convenient endless cables Tor
the purpose OF operating the whole or any pau
OF lls lines Of cable railway.
sec. =. The powers and privileges conferred
by the provisions Of this ordinance shall be-
Limited 10 thirty esD years. from tae psssa-e
thereof. and said railway company shall within
thirty days after tie passage OF this ord nance.
,i.niiy its acceptance of the rights and priyI-
eges hereby granted. and file such acceptance
With the city ciera.
Sec 3. That this ordinance shall be taken
and treated as Supplement 10 an ordinance
entitled An ordinance granting PERM sslon
10 the Valley city Street and Cable Railway
AZ u.aa
tain and use a street railway on certain streets
in the city of Grand Rapids. pEss-d March -
1883. aud all the provisions OF said last men
toned ordinance shall. except where other
provision is herein made. apply and be ia
force as 10 the privileges hereby authorized
and granted.
Passed ana approved by the Common Coun-
eli OF the city OF 6rahd Rapids. In regular ses-
sion, held Monday evening. July Il. lss0.
". A. SHINkMAN.
City Cle-k.
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his is the end
O. or t?e FgR- soVey sodle.
y, =. o2e l2e fsd of evP-cultyre
~ HStor Van b6dle.


Good sir said the humorist as he
entered the clothing store, you sell
goods for cash only. do you not2"
"One price, c. o. D." answered the
merchant, who was man Of few words
Then" replied the humoTist, II
shall go over 70 Hooray's. for he will
give me time"
Nay" replied the merchant; Hoo
rays is cash establishment. also"
Yes" Answered the humorist. smil-
ing, for al bad gone we'll, and now was
the time Tor bis joke: II know it is; but
he gives away stem-winding watch
with every sait. Do you not see that l
can get tine therep~
'Yoa err" said The merchants "voa
mistake the watch. Tick you get but
derned littls time and the hunorfss
departed iH-plessed. While the merchant
gazed into space as before.-Puck.
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The other day Philadelphia gentle
nan came 70 4 well-k1own dentist. suf-
ferinr from front t0oth. Although is
showed no decay IL had - be pulled.
Around re root was found armiy coiled
a l8ttle rubber baud such as are used %
fassen pape-s. Taen the gentleman re-
meuhered the explanation u his sleep
less nights and lonw period of agony.
4 month OF more ago tfs Httle dsagh ter
vas pls7ing ca as lap and hs6 rubber
band which she Plsyfally fastened IN
his teeth. Tt had been allowed - re-
main without his knowing itsnd worked
down - the roots. causing he loss q
tae tooth
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thing" And then they put their money
on 100 TO chance, devote the time be-
fore the race 70 planning how they aro
going to spend the money, and finally
declare that the race was crooked when
their horse comes in last A cross-eved
woman gives these patrons Of the race
courss the shakes, and they will plunge
into the mud TO avoid passing her. IL
they can do it, they take their
hats Of. turn them around three
times and put them on again. This
is supposed to break the hoodoo.
There Is not ono Of them who would
risk offending the goddess OF fortune By
changing 4 stocking after it is put on
wrong sido out That would be fatal
There are several who carry rabbits
foot about with them and treasure it
above their diamonds They purchase
their nascots from the colored people
They have their hoodoos and their
Jorahs.
one CT the fuanJ sights on the grand
stand which are 20 be seen when the
horses are coming down the stretch. is a
bevy of excited girls who are novices a.
the race track. They will actually
hold ont their hands in front Of them
and chirrup 70 an imaginary horse OF
sap themselves as though they wers
whipping one. A. F. OIDRDsE
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ora recent TIP north party = men
Stopped ever ntrhs on rsnch - klso,
Cot. and wen the lady - The house
showed ore e theus 20 a ron sc re-
naarssd bT wa7 ~ arolo9T. fou wlil
1aG 6ae hsd And 81 harl. We took the
hay oat y tA@ mistress lass Vin11r -
feed 80 ssaEgsas sAssle, :
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28

PROBATE 0RDER-State OF Michigan. .Coun-
ty OF Kent, s.. AT a session of the Probate
Court Tor said County OF Kent, held "A. the Pro-
bate Office. in the city OF Grand Rapids. on the
lith day OF July, n the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present, Cysus J.. Perkins. Judge OF Probate
In the matter Oftbe estate OF
SIkkE :. BOSS. deceased
Sikke W. Boss having Il ed n This court his
petition. praying this court 10 "a juG icate and
determine who were AT the date OF i.is death
and are now the lawful heirs nf said feceass d
and entitled 10 inherit MS real estate therein
described.
1t is ordered. that Friday. the sth day Of
August, ls90. at ten o'clock la The fore
noon. at said Probate 0tice. be appointed for
hearing sad petition.
And Ii is iuTthcr ordered, that a copy OF
this ord r b published three successive weeks
previous 10 said dag OF hearing. In the TIN
EAx-IiERALD. q daily nswsDa sr printed and
circulating in said county OF Kent.
CYRUS Z. PERKINS.
"a true copy. Judge ofProba,e.
ADoLFH Il. MssoN. Register. SAT aug
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
NFpER.
Monday, July q.

DROBATE ORDER-State of Michigan, Coun-
Il u OF Kent, IS. At a session OF the Probate
Court for said county of Kent, held AZ the Pro
bate Office. in the city of Grand kapds. on the
Sd day of July. in the year one thousand eight
hundred and ninety.
Present, Cyrus L. Perkins Judge Of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of
BARBARA FL0Rl. deceased.
Wm. Koch, administrator OF said estate.
having rendered TO this court his final admin
istratiOn account.
1t is ordered that Tuesday. the 29th day o.
July, 1890. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, al
said Probate Office. be appointed for examia-
ing and allowing said account.
And il is further ordered. that copy of this
order be publ shed three successive weeks pre-
viOus 10 said day Of nearing, ia The TE. .EGRAN-
HERALD. a daily newspaper printed and circu-
lating in said county OF heRt.
CYRUS f.. PERKINS,
"a true COPY. Judge OF Probate.
ADoLPH u. MASON. Register. mon july q
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TREASURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurers once.
Grand Rapids Mich. July 5. lssg.
Notice is hereby gwen trat the assessment
roll for grading rraveiing and paving tae gut
tcrs of N0rth college avenue. from East Bridge
street % the North line 81 the city iu the cIfv
a. Grand Halids. is now in r1v hands. ar
that | viii receive payment thereon for the
period Of twenty daTs from fDi. date. at the
office of the ity reasurer. q = ian.
GEORGE r. fARY
aug IS City Treasurer.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.
Cifr Treasnrer.s nmne !

City TreaSurer's once
Grand Rapids. Mich. July q SO
Notice : hereby given that tie assesufnpnf
r0il for grading. graveiinR and raving he cut
ters # NeWberrv street. from Clinton street 30
Colt avenue In the City of Grand Rsplds is
now in nv hands. ard tnaf viii receive fay-
ment thereon for fhe pPrl0d n tHenfv DAYS
urer. City Hal.
GEORGE q. PERRY.
aug Is city treasurer.
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Cours-whss ia the charge against IN.
prisoner2
Policeman-CsrryiRg concesled wesp-
sns.
Coare-Whst have you 70 say % thst
5risoasr7
PFisoner-sinplT tast told him thst
NJ pocksts hzi been re I'd. ard tss feol
Tresbei Ge.-Arcola Record
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
)ErRoTT. q. II. AND NILwAUKrE

Detroit express leaving Csc a N has Wagner
parof and buffet car attached. aud evening
EXPRESS leaving 6.4o m has paTi0T car az
tHched- These trains make direct connection
IN Detroit for al poiuis East
E1prtss leaving at lQ55 p m has Wagner
a. % am.
Steamboat express makes direct connection
az Grand Haven with steamer for Milwaukee,
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets and sleeping car berths secured Al
d.. G. u. & NJ. Office. = M0nroe-st. and al tue
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL City Pass Agent
JNo. W LOUD. Iraflc Manager Detroit.
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rsssss. tlsbs--a


N r. Hae - tie oJEEE 4 cRr@CFwT
R0I 3 ezr - ff9ne - er1 4 bottom aplAad.
taFnsers 80 sfoeE isnes 1iso fhe snest fr1
ard neinerz .aras On ths coaflneat. fer szls
a Avs rfTEs
FARNEE- rta 81 tkT Tetttns eef a asrne
20 "a SgrrF -elth. rnere Nizzs-fs srf fee
risf rsztas s~s u1snorn fsa7v - f~s~s f.l -
einnsfi - reEeLS aTnsa. CsrTl~ Chat-
tsasosz, I1sn-. w Easlzas L4tv. Fe-T Barre
srt Aftsil2- 50 Aert1sar Nlss k~eatfs
-arsVtport. "a 49, s. r.Ef Nf>rmst ol
~ eHos-e iscsfets. - fs~rls-ss- t.s-fEssse
SEES nnersl. fsaser. grszlaa ssz srr5esL
feTsi lsca<- - ~ -. abe lEfarrserfo-
WaRrfs f-sreTsl Fssser ger ~-r 4 'srsf svsat
Z lesa 4 Crescezs @t,ste. CiEelnssfl. eass.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL
TiIE NIAGARA FAlIs RouTF

Ra.ts- 81 81 hers daily except sunday
ahlng ereet SUNDAY July lb lssS
SirtpiA& cars on Pacific and Atlantic *
presses - ahd from Detroit. parlor cars raa
on Day Express aud flrand Rapl6s F,.Trsss 80
ana from betrsif. Direct connections mace
al Detroit vita al through trains Easi- nak-
els on sale AZ nion Ticket on3ce. t7 Monroe-
ST., and al Union depef
fREp NJ BElGos. GenI Ar'f. Is Nonree-St
y u hosaLks. g. y. ana l. AEt. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
NOTICE To CRFDIToRS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ State of Michigan. county OF kent-ss.
Notice is hereby given. that by an order OF the
Probate court for the county OF Kent. made on
the 18th day of June. 4. ID. ls.J, SIX
months from that date were allowed for cred
dtors 10 present their claims against the estate
of
GEORGE NEPER,
late of said county. deceased. and that all cred
iiOrs OF said deceased are required 10 present
their claims u said Probate court. at the Pro
bate Office in the city OF Grand Rapids, Tor eN-
animation and allowance OH or before tile 18th
day of December next. and that such claims
will be heard before said court on Friday.
the 18th day of December next. al ten O'Clock
in the forenoon Of that day.
Dated Grand Rapids. June 18th, A. U. 1870.
CYRUS Z. PERKINS,
Judge of Probate.
Monday, July q.
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"a 2 4-4 G AlGe OF alu41U5 tl1s LDncy
- I did, and II you lad Won / shoald
have had 70 pay y0a seventy dollars"
Ihese remarks attracted considerable
atten ziSn In the betting ring a. the
sheepshead LAY Faee-eogrse recently.
A young woman OF medium height.
pretty aud well dressed, vas In lots OF
trouble She had evidently. from ap-
IeaTances, paid her hrst visit 70 the race
course. Perhaps IL was her second At
any rate shs had been induced 10 bet and
lad lost money. Now. with tears n her
eyes. she was pleading with the book
maker, with WHOM shs had made the
bet, % return her that money, but he
Of course declined 20 DO So She told
him that the moaey was not her own
and that she had been induced 70 put IL
on Bella b. a. six 10 one because Bella
y was sure 70 win she pleaded very
hard with the bookmaksr, and he final
ly gave her the ten dollars back again.
a. the same time giving her some whole
some advice about never coming 70 the
race track again. or II she did never TO
risk her money because she was sure to
lose.
These women are poor losors." said
the bookmaker afterwards They can
not blow In their wealth with the care
iessness Of a man, and when they lose
it grieves them. Some, however. bet
very well and whom they lose never say
word. and good many Of them win
quite a considerable sum OF money.
How they do It's moro than can tell
l suppose 10 is Just sheer luck"
At least ffty per cent OF the patrons
OF the race track are women. A good
many OF these are prominent leaders Of
society. They 20 down there Just to
see the races and perhaps to make quiet
bets among themselves, or get their es-
corts 10 put little money on their
favorite horses Just for fun. Others make
habit OF frequenting the race tracks
and are as we'll known there Is the own
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-28
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS kINDIANA RAIIRoAD-
- IA elecg J4ne =. isst
1k@tSs eoiN1 koxrs.
sssta. Ssssl'
Fer Traverse c.ss saa "
fsE asaseFss CTS ans
AAckl1aN .-...---- S,tt 4 IA 1f.3< u
~ frsserse tsfy aaa
. sasS.asw -. 2.lsrm slepm
= .I AsoeioA~ Nftyz.s.-s- $40 = n h - a.
1r@ia ieAsinx At y - J n rtlns daily SUNDAY
Included 0fnef trains dAih except SundaS.
EEAiAs selNe soeEs
Ssrss' sa1 sssss sssAs
Fer Clnclnn2u - f.faam fs@sm
for feFi Wayne a ch.e-sell Is ! a le.e@ n
= 81 titiS4Nt~u -.s....,.,... h4Apm t.3I Al
For SlnrEis ana Chicago. la-Sp Nj ll4p ~
ffsm Ia Rapids ane S2gi-
AtN M 80 m
Train Al 81 , N Tor cinesEnafi rsns aasi,.
SUNDAYS included. uther trains daily exospl
slEsrISs sNo rksloE cas SERVICES
Nefth--tS ~ and io 80 4 IA trains hsss
wager sleeping anc Parlor Cars g PefoSles
@es @1s AseAines Nty 1850 N tfsln farlor
Seafh-e's = n train has farlor Chair Car
~ ~ SthelnnAtl lv,- m train has through
farlof Car fer Chicago. 6.0a n train. NJ
nef e,eeptne Car fof Cincinnati Ii& y e
g~lh NesAef Sleeping Car Tor ChicaGo VIA
kalamazoo
hassseon. Grsad Rapids a Indiss.
Fer Mask a. LF-- Tsp9am. Il.aoam .s9pn
IRON AT -h7le AN SssSam ssgS pm
had BY calling upon a Almanlsf flcl a -s.,f
AZ depot, OF CIV. Aunson Tninn flcl ef srrnt
q Monroe-st-. Grand Rapids Mon
& l. LeckwooD. Gen Pass. Agent
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Prom Ottawa Beach Sunday only
Frcm ottawa bsneh. ~ udaT and

From ottawa Bsnth n udas aud
T8ursday ff "a
sDaiiy fDailY except SundsV 'Daiy sk-
cent rapirfHs. fDaiiy pscebf hondav.
Through parior coach o. Chicago Ola q % a.
n. traiD--uo extra charge for seats.
lraius lpaFine or-ui Rapids Hi ] a0 q nj and
II 5 m run THROUGH o. h.c cago sol q.
tombinaflo On kieeping and nar'ef carr Pc
peeu = ard ksnds and ndanap9ils on
Night Express trains.
ThrcuEh seepers 10 aud from Chicago on
night LEprcss trains.
Ibrf nca sleepsr between Chicsgo end TraY-
erse CITY. leaves Chicago ~ D. m. - O. 10
SUNDAY. Grand Egpids ~ 81 o a. rIfe tret-
erse CITY fWans ieaves 1raferse City p %
m elreTf fatHfdayl arrives ffrIfld Rap 80
u ~ m. fhicaNo n5 m. Ihr - p Ia "a n
has through parl0r " uerfoif go 8anisfee
kai-water rOsfe between Grand EGpIdf and
Chicago. via ST. JOSEPH snd palace steamers.
CITY 81 Chicago asa Puritan
Leave Grand Rapids. " M. arrive Chi
caco 5 80 = m
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nFTRoIT. LANSING NORTHERN
~ LANSING ROUTE.


FYpre for Saginaw ar6 faV City ff 81 9 m
Mat for IzDsihE. Del and afi ri
xpress for Ls 81 nc Detroit aud Fast 81 ~ D ma
Past EFp. fef Detroit. Sew ora and
Boston ........... sf2Fpm
Nal Tor Alma. S. Louis and saginaw "a Do 2 m
sEffFE.
Nal from eagiDaw SD bav City ffl 5fsn
NAL from LsHsiHE. Detroit and East til 81 = n
Past Erp from lansing Detroit and
The Fasf n- q m
FHprrss ffou Lansing arc betf0.f " sn
- press from saginaw. 60 Louis fuC
Alma ...........l............ l1Bpm
sUaff. fDpifv erefpf SUNDAY
The shortest lire 70 Detroit and East r FH-
rsnf parlor cars between Detroit sno Grsof
fsrids
Grand Rapids and Reeds Lake slime tabis
fiesve fHi0r D-pssf
p0f 100 If ~ an ~ . ~ 90 -2g 100 -1
~ s4S t5y $50 so 80 SO go i05J
pm.
EFrrF FsEE
zoo 40 SO 80 $50 90 - 80
90 HS0 pm.
~rtuussy cry. ~ cthers daily.
f0r ftfkefs afT " - rioH ficfef nTet. d
Nouros e. art Union feYcf
VIZ tsssrrrr. hrfiuR Ger. Psss Az
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-02-13
STATE 0FAYEssssI, VIRGINIA,
LOGAN COUNTY, To-Wit:

STATE OF ME,Ssi,- VIRGINIA,
LOGAN COUNTY, To-Wit:
At Rules held in the office of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of said county on
the first Monday in February 1890.
Stuart White In Chancery on
Va Amended
+. n. Chain, Bill.
Administrator Of r. s. Low
rev. deceased, and the unknown heirs
Of the said r. S. Eowrey, deceased, and
the unknown benefieiaries, if any, in
the lands conveyed to said Lowrey, az
trustee, in controversy ii this suit.
The object OF this suit is to set aside
and annul Il certain contract entered into
between the plaintiif and r. s. Low
reu, trustee, on the 10th dag Of October
1857 for the minerals Of n certain tract
or parcel of land in Logan county. West
Virginia, on account of fraud injts pro-
crreInent, which contract is recorded in
the County Court Clerk, s office Of said
county in Deed Book X, page 1871.
This day came the plaintiff By his At
torneys ard it appearing bg an affidavit
filed with the papers Of this suit that
the aaines Of the defendants designated
AS the unkaowu heirs Of r. s. e%rey,
deceased. and the uaknown beneficiaries
il any, in the lands conveyed to said
Lowrev, rs trustee, in controversy In
this suit, are unknown, it is therefore
ordered that thes appear here within
four weeks from the first publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to
protect their Interests in this suit.
1'este: T. G. WHrTED, Clerk.
Ellison Il Ragland, Soils.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-02-13
To NANCY /, HATFIELD':

To NANCY 1, HATFIELD:
You will take notice that
on the 18th day of March 1890,
between the hours Of S o'clock a.
M, and 6 o'clock p. m, at the Of
flee Of H.. G. Ragland. | will pro-
coed to take the deposition of my
self and others to be read as evil
dence in behalf of myself in a
CERTAIN suit in chancery pending
in the Circuit Court of Logan
County, wherein yon are defend
ant and am plaintiff, and if from
any cause the taking of the said
deposition be not commenced on
that day, or if commenced and
not completed on that day, the
taking Of the same will be adj
iourned and continued from day
to day or from time to time, at
the same place, and between the
same hours, until completed.
Respectfully, &c.,
JOHNSON HATFIELD.
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