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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
ByApporson q Co. y. d. Hill Co,
and
J. T. Goddin.
pa, ratato Auctfonoers and kgents

J. T. Goddin.
Real Ksta.o Auc;ionosrs and Agents.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OLA PART OF THE LATE W. l. c9"AH-
DINS VALUABLE CITY PkoPRkFt.-in oxe.
cutlou OF tho hereip after-named decree, we VIII
sell, 90 the premises, in the following order
viz, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1880,
att o'clock y. NJ
lot NJ southsasseorner Rockets and Bloody
Run streets, 7lx76 20 alley ~ feet vide, part Oh
1896 city plan.
LoT adjoining above 4i17i TO said alley.
LOT li4xii0, Bloody Run or Williamsburg
avenue. part 100 and 1871.
At4o'ciock =. NJ
IoT ssTss5 irregular snape). Fourteenth and
Clay strSets, valuable eani deposits &c.
And at ~ o'clock Y. NJ. LOT 2t1i9 on south
side Cary between Eighth oni Sisth shoe,s,
with framed shop-ncxt east OF tho stone
hOuse--yaluable.
Tor with ola franc building on alley and
Ninth stroot In rear J. J. Aonsaguos oflco, ~
feet.
And al ~ O'Clock r. NJ. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1890,
THREE LOTS In "smiths TIN plan.
LOT II, section T. about rs feet on west line
Sixth street ttranguiar).
LOT ard part ,. 3. I and 5, section ., 'front.'
Ing 100 feet on vest limo Seventh street drrega-
I lar IN shape
LOTT. section 10. fronting no feet on east Iioe
Seventh street triangular.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance at slx,
l twoiTe, and eighteen months. for bonds, With
| Interest added. and title retained.
". n. COwARDlN,
| II. 4. 'RJMP,
! G. r. SANDS.
! Spec.al Commissioner
/ IN ruB CIRCUIT COURT OF rHB COUNTY or HEN
/ rrCO-COwARDISis EXECUTORS, PLAINTIFFS,
! vs. COgARDIN AND AIS, DEFENDANTS.
/ Nv. :. Leake, clerk Of said court. DO certify
/ that the bond required OF special Commissioners
/ w. IL Cogsrdiu, h. T. Crump. AMI Conway x.
/ sands by decree entered In this cause on tho
| l5th Jay Of June, Is90. has been dulg gigon.
! Tcste. W. $. LEAkE,
] nor NlotA'
1 IN THE CIRCUIT CoUgT or flEERTco COUNTY
| CowARDIss RXBCUroRs, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
( COwAHDIS AIS, DEFENDANTS.
/ LW.s. Leako, clerk Of said court, 40 certify
/ that the bond required Of speca-Commis.
/ sionerR Conway H. sands, W. H. CoNariin, en1
I Beverly 4. Crump by decree entaroi IN MS
/ cause on tho 18th day OF November 1870 has
! been duly given.
| Given under MI hand this ilth day OF Noyem-
| Der. lSq0 ". 5. LEAKE, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
AUCTION Sales.--future Dayf
BY ". w. Bowe,
Real Estate kuctioneer

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ GOOD BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON CARY
STREET BETWEEN LAChHL AND CHERRY
SHEETS And or VACANT LOT ON THE
ALLEY SOUTH OF CARY BETWEEN LAUREL
AND CHERRY STREETS BY AUCIlON.-ln
execution OF the hereinafter mentioned decree
/ will sell By auction, on tho promises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1870.
nj AZ O'CLOCK p. NJ, the BRICK DW ELLiNG No.
SOS west Cary street, with four rooms and de-
tached kitchen with two rooms. with The loE on
VIII Gu they eiaad, fronting z7xE feet
Being close TO the Clay-Ward Market, 70 the
street-cars, and 20 Monroe PORK, md ia q good
business location. this property should command
ate n.ion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
MONDAY, NoyxxBrs "a. 1870.

a. O'Clock y. NJ. PART OF The REAL rs
TATE mentioned In aali decree snd iocssed IS
above stated. Is consists OF lot fronting - feet
more or less. running back i35 feet, with q Two
story frame dwelling thereon.
TRRAs One thirt cash balance al six. twelve.
and eighteen months tor negotiable D0tes with
Interest added, or all cash 81 The option Of the
purchaser. Tile retained until deed IL ordered
hy the Court, J. H. TUCKER.
Special Com m lssioner.
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WANTED. ALL PARTIES INTER

I II AN lEi, AM Il hisi LIZ ~ = -
w ESTRD 70 know that the LOT DRAWING
81 the RIO ISLAND LAND AND IMPROVE
NRST COMPANY will tske place at BIG Island,
Va, MONDAY. November q, 1890.
lot drawing % commence prompty at
o'clock A. NJ. .
Public sale Of compsny's lots az ~ O'Clock.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway VIII issue
special rates on the 23i and 9th
Leave Richmond sunday morning al 9o'clocx
rid Chesapeake and Ohio. arriving at Big Island
sunday evening, returning Monday night, ar
riyipg 81 Richmond Tuesday morning at $50 A.
N.-onIy one day lost from business
Attend this sale II you want 10 make money or
20 secure a site for q summer cottage In the
loyeliesI spot and healthiesl place IA the entire
South. Hos. f. j. FOLkES,
President Big Island Land and improvement
Company. ~
General Manager, Big Island, Va no I2-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

COMMISSIONERS CLOSING-OUT
" SALE OF TnE BRANDER's ESTATE, con-
SISTING OF ABOUT TWENTY FIVE VACANT
LOTS SUITABLE FOR DWELLINGS AND FAC
TORIES, FRONTING ON THE EAST sIDB OF
SEVENTH STREET, ON FOURTH STREET, ON
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. IN THE CITY OF
MANCH RSTER.-By virtue u decree OF the
Hastings Court OF the said city In tho sur OF
Males Administrative re- Brnp1er. &c, entered
at the April term, 1889, the undersigned, special
commissioner, win sell at public auction, on the
premises. the sale commencing with the seventh
street Lots, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1880,
at4P. NJ, tho following pROPERTY-to wit;
I. EIGHT LOTS fronting 26i feet in oil 90 tne
east line Of seventh street between Perry ana
McDoDOugh streets and running back I'D feet TO
new street ~ feet wide.
. FIVE LOTS fronting together i65 foet on
Seventh street and running back 1870 feet TO SAID
new street.
g. ABOUT TWELVE LOTS fronting on Fourth
street, Mayo street, and tho Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad.
The Seventh street Lots are vory desirable for
residences and for business purposes IEey from
on ono Of the bost-payod streets IN the CITY anu
both limos 81 stroet-cars pass Immediately 10
front Of this property.
The Lots on Fourth street. Mayo street, aud
the Richmond and Danyille railroad are espe-
oially adapted for manufacturing purposes or q
large wood and cOsl-yard, as ihoy al nave
long front on TIA Richmond and Danyille rail-
road.
For plan OF the property and further inior-
nation apply g. the AuctiOneer.
Terms: one fourth cash, and the balance IN
SIX, twelve, eightoen. and tsenty-tour months,
deferred payments bearing Interest rom Gay o.
sale and title retained until all the purchase
money is paid and a conveyance ordered BY the
Court
JOHN PICKRELL, Special Commissioner.
A. L. ADAAsoS, AucIOneor
MALES ADMNTsTRATRIX, PLAINTIFF AGAlNsl
BRANDgR AND ALs.-lS TUB HUsTiNG5 COURT
oFThE CITY or MANCHESTER.
|. II. F. DuYal clerk OF said court, certify ina
| tho bond required OF ths special commissioner
by decree OF tho 23i day Of April, iss9, 10 sale
| cause has been duly given.
Gyen under my baud this 17Ih day Of juno
| lgSq. II. r. DUYAL-
no 5,s,9I2IG,&1a
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AUCTION sALEs-ru,uro p.,.

THE PEMBERTON h HfLLTOB,c'
4 co MANUFACTURING COMPANY iii -.
~ pubic sale on DECEMBER iT. lsl0 ~
MACHINERY, FIXTURES BRASDS
FRANCHISES. Bils for same, oithnf a a 49,.
or In part, caa b submitted nj tho ORC M 4, '
company No IA u0rih finotee1ih sirsst ~
mond. Va, before mo above date. M il. ~,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
AUCTION sALHs-ThIs Day.

BY A. l.. Adsmson,
Real Estate Auctiouoer nnd Insurance Agent,
el3 Hull street. Manchester, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

Is YHs CIRCUIT couas or HxSaroo COUNTY
BLACK, &c. PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST POLLARD,
&c, DEFENDANTS;
Nv, 4. Leake, eicrk OF sstd court, do certify
that the bond required Of specislC oninsssioaer
j. X Tucker In this cause has been duiy given.
Gissa under my hand this 18th day Of oc.eosss
iss0 w. y LAKE
~oia Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

Don't be plundered. Twenty-Five cents
will buy Salvation Oil. arst-clsss hDi-
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
WYoMlNe's SECOND sENATORsHIP.
A Democratic Son of Democratic Senator
Beck In the Lead.
By telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

IBy telegraph TO the Dispatchl
CHEYENNE, November lS.-Two ballots
were taken yesterday in the Wyoming
Legislature for United States senator.
Forty-eight members were present at
the joint session. George w. Beck, son
of the late Senator, received votes, all
Democratic; Governor Hoyt 8, Homer
Merrill 6, NJ. A. Brown 4, j. ". Mel
drum 6, w. Il. Ramsay 8, and 8 were
divided among five other aspirants.
NO RESULT YET.
CHEYRNNE, We, November 1S.-A
third ballot was taken by Che Legislature
o.day TO elect second United States
senator. There was no result, votes
being cast for eleven different candi'
dates.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY no

w know that the PERPETUAL INVEST
MINT COMPANY, 100 east Main street, offers
the cheapest and simplest plan by witch TO get
home. Be sure TO see them. Three GOoD
GANVAsSFRS wanted. no l3-lW
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AND IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARDS

| viii sell good BUILDING LOT on the north
aide OF tho alley which Il next south OF and
parallel with Cary street, and between Laurel
aud Cherry streets, fronting 32N5O feet, and Well
slited for shops. stables, or small dwellings.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ht SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for notes with 10
terest added aud title retained; or all cash At ne
WILLIAM c. PRESTON,
special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
WEDNESDAY, NovBMBEs 1918.

at 1880 \. NJ, and rosuming ~ $3.50 7. NJ. each
and every day at the same hour until ITO STOCK
l. disposed Ut
In part the stock consists Of REP0UssIE SER
VICE SETS. HAND-ENGRAyBD TEA SETS,
sALvERs. al sizes, :EPERGNEs,. ukNS, COW
Erred DISHES. TUREESs--in fact, everything
made ia Grs;-olass silyerware f0r table az horne
comfort. FRUIT and BBRRY-BOWls IN all
tha new ana latest colors. mounted Ia silver.
Also. a fine line OF SOUVENIR GOODS, eutaile
for Wedding and Birthday aud Christmas Pros
ents.
Those goods aro too we'll known 70 require
any extended notice. and u tho many, many
years these goods have hoen sold IN Tits city Il
should be a sufficient guarantee for those WISH
ing 10 purchase now.
Very respectfully.
pols GEORGE W. 8AYO, Auctionoer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
BUSINESS WANTS.
pc pyACIGAR MANrFAC.

CIGARS.-BY A CIGAR MANUFAC-
OTURING-HOUsR having trade in Virginia,
North and south Carolina. an No. SALES
Man travelling any OF those states 70 carry their
goods az eide line on liberal commission.
GOOD chance 60 live man. Ono selling drug traio
preferred. Best q reference required. address
o. r. MERRYMAN Il CO., e23 Forth Howard
sfreet, Baltimore, Nd. no lt-5t
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TO RICHMOND.

She went with them to a midnight
train and bought tickets, one for the
Johnston girl to Richmond, and one for
White to Greensboro. White had for
ten years been n laborer on the farm OF
Starting Johnston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
GOING TO TIE HUI.

The Lockhart woman says the clipping
couple were brought here by the girls
own brother, and that they told her they
were going to Boston, Mass, where they
could marry. Tho Johnston girl has
property. Her father came here this
afternoon and put the case in the hands
OF the police,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL Ill
w the Pluless Clothes Line; the only limo
ever invented that holds the clothes without
pins: perfect success; patent recently
Issued sold only by agents. 70 whom the eXcu-
sig0 right 10 given on receipt OF % cents We VIII
sond asAmpie line by mail also circulars; price,
llst aud terms 70 agents: eocuro your territory
az once. Address THB PlNLRss CLOTH u.s.
LINZ COMPANY, II Hormon street Worcests
Nass- oc ll-Sa& Won
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IKTANTED. MEN AND WOMEN OF


Nm AN led, LADIES AMI We 1 Lt1-
w MEN 20 sced thoir FADED Or sOlLED
CLOTHING 20 be CLEANED Ok DYED Wo dye
or elem tho most delicate shade or fabric. Oln
clothes nado new. We repair and remodel
mem. clothing, speciality IN mourning goods.
We pay e1pressaRe both ways. Write Tor par
ucuiars aud price liss Keep your money IN inc
south ladies' dresses dyed without ripping
hCFWRNis STEAM DYE. WORKS AND CLEAN
ina ESTABLISHMENT, Nashville, Tenn.
Mention this paper. &C - W ,Su& ulm
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cHRIsTRNED "MATNE.

"I christon thee Maine. As the
hull cleared the ship-house three tempo
rary fiag-poles were placed in position
and three American flags thrown TO the
breeze. When the ship entered the water
mighty cheer went up from the assem-
bled crowds, while tugs and yachts and
ten war vessels saluted with their bells
and whistles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
PEABODY INSTITUTES.
A Strong Circular to the Teachers of West
Virginia.

A Strong Circular to the Teachers of West
Virginia.
State Superintendent OF Schools Nor
gan has issued the following circular tc
the teachers of West Virginia:
DEPARTMENT OF FREE SCHOOLS.
CHARLESTON,W w. VA, July24, 80.
DEAR SIR: | desire TO urge the i'm
portance of your attending the special
Peabody Institute for two weeks at
ParkerSburg, beginning August 18th.
We need throughout the State large
body OF educational workers prepared
20 take charge Of county and local
institute work and take an active lead
erShip in all educational movements for
increasing the efficiency of the public
schools Such body is 4 growing ne
ccSSity. IL is essential that the local
educational work be more effectively
done, and this much-dcSired end cannot
bee reached without more thoroughly
prepared instructors. We need,
also, an Improvement in the
general institute work OF the
State. II is important that an effort
De made TO elevate the County Superln-
tendency and secure for every district
in the State real supervision. The ex-
animation Of teachers should be i'm
proved 50 as, through progressive
system, TO secure better qualification,
and relieve the teachers thoroughly
qualified from further examination.
The rural schools OF the State need To
be- put under more systematic manage
ment, and provided with a graded course
OF work.
1t is desired through the convention
held in connection with the institute TO
decide upon some concert of action
throughout the State to secure these
results. The course of lectures proyid-
ed are unsurpassed. and just what we
need for county superintendent and
advanced teachers. The instructors,
President W. II. Payne and DR.. Larkin
Dunton stand in the forefront OF the
best educational workers in this cOun-
try.
/ earnestly request that yCu attend
this Institute. and that you use your in
fucnce % secure the presence of other
teachers. Aim to be present for the
full time. II possible.
enclose vouchers for reduced rail-
road rates. which please distribute.
, Write 20 Superintendent w. NJ. StrauS.
ParkerSburg. W. Va, TO secure boarding
accommodations. Very truly yours.
Il. :. MORGAN, state Supt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Card From "Methodist."

WHEELING, W. Va, July -.
To he Eif0r qfths Register:
SiR:-Will YOU kindly permit me the use
of your columns for a few lines Of comment
on editorial statements in yesterdays IN
tciiigcucsr that members Of Rev. +. y.
Lynchs church, as well as other Metho-
diSts. would not like his entering politics
Right YOU are" There are some Meth
Odists. as well as D people Of other denomin-
ations, who will object TO anything on earth,
from the decalOgue 10 missionary collec-
ton. and acting out what is their possible
beliefs that they own preserved rights in
the church. dictate 10 him who Is called
20 declare the whole counsel OF God, as TO
what sins he may denounce, or what other
sins ne may gloss over, so rs not 10 offend
some Of the pews or create fiction in the
church.
If the minister has the backbone to warn
his flock against the mini0ns Of the devour-
Ing wolf of hell the saloons, that cannot
exist without grinding up the boys OF his
people. he is sure TO soon learn that he Is
too outspOken-h offended some good p
brother, who in Council or elsewhere, votes
10 license men 10 destroy body and immOr
tai soul, the purchase OF the priceless blood
of the Son of God
There are Methodist Churches, be it said
10 IMtlE elAllts lANl lAht uAtAlOtAo NA4 AtANAA
rolls who, in direct opposition to that
church's discipline and to the announcement
Of their Bishops that the sale OF alcoholic
liquors cannot be licensed without sin, goin-
to Council and vote to license these pariahs
who are being voted ont of Masonic lodges,
Odd Fellows orders, Knights of PythiaS,
Farmers Alliances and every association
Of men who dread the communicating inhu-
encc of the traffic which is evil, only evil.
and that continually.
\ traffic that makes countless thousands
mourn, murders annually tens Of thou
sands, bleeds the country Of the amount OF
the national debt every two years, fears no
law of God or man, and, in the Ian
glage of the Philadelphia brewer. intends
10 ''Stop you cranks groaning IN the
churches, wen drown you out with brass
bands and we have money enough 10 Ouy
all the lawmakers We need
Rev. Lynch has nothing 70 fear from
some members of his church or from other
Nethodists. They know him TO be thor
oughlv conscientious, absolutely fearless,
and while some Of his people may wish he
had not allowed his mare 10 be used as a
candidate for Congress on platform EN-
phaticallv opposed to the rum traiiic, they
recognize that God has hOnored his laborS
i'm Chapline Street church by adding thereto
scores of men and women who are doing
yalient work for the Master. They recog-
nize the fact that Il Methodist minister
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wrote the first Constitution OF Virginia
That the Methodist minister saved this
State to the Union. That Metho
dist ministers were in politics
during the war That there
is undying enmity between the church and
the saloon. and that one or the other Will &c
down; that Christ said, every tree which
nv Father hath not planted shall be
plucked up by the roots, and that the upas
tree of liuuordom was not excepted; that
God honors the man who honOrs him; that
General Clinton b. Fisk lost no castein his
church by being standard bearer of the
ProhibitiOnists, while his memory is hon
ored by all that is good on earth.
That Rev. DR.. Leonard, Prohibition can
didate for Governor of Ohio, was after
ward elected Missionary Secretary OF the
NJ T.. Church, and the end probably is not
vet That five years ago there were not
more than five Prohibition Third party
NJ. Z. preachers in West Virginia, while
today there are more than half the Con-
ference off the fence. and Rev. ROhrbaugh
saws: we had better all 20 over for there
is no help from the old parties Tor the home
against the saloon.
That no evil can overtake good man
living or dead, and that Rev. +. y. Lynch,
believing as his letter of acceptance says,
that preacher has as much right IN
politics as d saloon keeper (and they are
there to NAM and as much interest IN
preserving the home as rum sellers have
in DESTROYING them. That he will pursue
the right as God gives him 10 see the
right fearless of what man may do or say.
The writer believes that if there was more
conscience and religion brOugh, into poll
ties on the lire of moral questions there
would be less organized Hades in society
For example, score OF preachers IN the
Louisiana Legislature would mean no lot
terry To curse the country for - years TO
come.
\ minister in Congress from the LIST dis
trict of West Virginia during the present
term. that has been divided between u
Democrat and a Republican, would GER
taiuly have been an improvement. so far
as temperance measures were concerned,
for if either of our worthy representatives,
has uttered a word there or offered bill
pertaining 10 temperance legislation their
constituents have not as yet been advised
of such action.
ProhibitiOnistS know that Congressman
elected by saloon votes. dare not antago-
nize saloon interests. and do, therefore.
propose to vote for a Representative of
their principles, who will. in the nature OF
things. not get the vote of one saloon
keeper. one brewer, one gambler, or OF any
of whoms il is written: He that biddeth
him God speed is partaker of his evil
deeds" METHODIST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
A DISTINGUISHED soMERsAuLT.

Ne wonder great number of Republi-
cans are diSheartened and are lament
ing the wocful degeneracy Of their
party when We remember that just after
the passage Of the famous Force bill by
the House Of Representatives in 1873
the New York Tribune made the follow
ing comment:
THE provisions Of the bill are so flag
rantly az variance with the principles of
all free government. and with the charac-
teristic theories Of the American system,
that many Of US, though we know the des-
perate character Of the Republican party
at Washington, could not believe it posi-
bic for the measure 10 pass either House
Of Congress. but we moderated the strength
Of the bad elements which are driving the
party 10 its ruin
The Tribune is now the leading
mouth-piece OF the bad elements of
the present House Of Representatives
who have passed 4 measure that is if
anything worse than that which fifteen
years ago the Tribune denounced rs en-
bodying provisions that are "fagrantly
at variance with the principles Of all free
government and with the characters
ties Of the American system" It's a
great flop, but the political necessities
of the Republican party have grown
since 1873.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Train Water Service.

ffdfffVfu ldfts.
II may not be generally known that
the travelling public is indebted for that
great convenience. the distribution OF
water through passenger cars on oul
Connecticut railroads to the late j. f.
Trumbun, of Stonington. Originally
his idea was to furnish water to sick
and wounded soldiers returning from
the war. and he introduced a bill to that
effect when. in ls64, he was member
of the general assembly, credited polit-
ically rs Goodwin'S Statistics show,
solely as ~ Friend to Soldiers The
bill was amended and broadened so as
TO be applicable to all passengers, and
so popular did this water service be-
come that no proposition to return &c
the old plan has ever been made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
DIED.

VANCUREN-At his home in Beuw0od. ".
Va. M o'clock "a. M, FRIDAY. july 18th, 1871,
JorN II. NANcUREN, aged - years
Funeral from his late residence, ate o'clock
D. IN. Sunday, july 9Th. Benwool Lodge No.
8. \. O. L. W, Of which The deceased was a
member. will attend the funerals a body. Sis
ter Lodges are invited TO attend.
SMITH-Friday. July -. 1850 40 O'Clock a.
mn. CATHERINE \. infant daughter Of Robert
and Mary L. Smith. aged weeks.
Funeral from residence Of parents Benwood
Sunday afternoon at one o'clock. luterment at
Mt Calvary cemetery. Friends OF the family
| -. ...,l..l o.. nttn,l
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old paper Then this wretched and
utterly abandoned family sat down on
the floor, took hold of each others
hands, and-the horrible discovery of
the Partisan police tells the remainder
OF the story.
From some cause the mother was
saved. She was but skin and bone,
though bearing traces Of former beauty.
From her lips comes TO the thoughtleSS,
il not heartlesS world this tale of pow
erty. suffering and death side by side
with riches and plenty and luxury.