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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-16

Again at dinner where Boston's
literati gathered the other day there
was repeated that old misstatement to
the effect that the first daily newspa-
per in the United States was published
in that city. The first daily journal
in the country was the Pennysvania
Packet, afterwards called the Daily
Advertiser, published in Philadelphia
in 1884. The first idea OF daily press
was conceived during the time the
British troops occupied New York
during the Revolution. The Boston
New Letter was the first weekly news
paper. 1t appeared in l704. Previous
to that, however, monthly paper had
been issued in 1G90.-Ex.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-16
Sheriff's Sale.
Doc. ~ Case No. 81 -.

JOSEPH ;Iris%. i; N"l /" Wood County Ohio
l.N c'N c"'' Court uf
Nathan + +. sturc, common Pleas.
by virtue of ni order oi sale. issued in The
abuvc entitled cn,isr. by the Clerk or the Crurt
ni Common Pleas of Wnud comfy ohio and
Ia me directed AMI delivered. will offer for
sale at public vcu,lu" at the front door -: the
Court House in Bowling Green. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1890.
Between ~ and II oclok y. VI. ri snd day,
the following described lan,ls and tcncmcnts
tO-wit:
Forty feet tilfn front on the east side or lot
twelve ,l2l in section seven ca extending back
to the end of the lot On tine west Side nj ami
adjoining Mill street in the town of Gilcid &.
now Grand Rapids. in Wood County, Ohio
Terms of sale. cash.
Appraised AT sl.i %.
ID. X. lloLLENDEck, Pltn"s Atty.
aOc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-16

Henry Hulterman has sold half
interest in the Post" to Mr.. Carl
WohlGarth, formerly of Nebraska.
He isa very highly educated gentleman
and will give his entire attention to
the paper. He will make Perrysburg
his home, and will remove his family
10 this place. We hope Mr.. w. will
have no reason to regret his newspa-
per venture.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-16

Gallipolis has been selected as IL .
site for the new epileptic insane
asylum. and Sidney has been left in
the cold,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-16

by order of Central Committee,
T.. ). BRYANT.
IRA {. TABER, Chairman.
sSecy.
Juno 3Oth. 1880.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-16
ransfers.

John Edmonds to a. l.. Borduer, lot
Bradner, 1925.
Henry Herman to George Miller, 81
acres, Troy, $2,235.
Olivia Gingery to H. Hoobler, lot 80,
Weston, 800.
j. a. Gilmore to Elizebeth Gilmore,
acres, Weston, 800.
NJ. Bordner to l.. Shinew, one-fourth
acre, Montgomery, $75.
D. u. Child to w. G.. Watson, lot,
North Baltimore, $3.50.
w. c. Watson to j. +. Apple, North
Baltimore. 5000.
j. Blockhart to Adelia Brolia, lot,
Freeport, 300.
Mary Hoobler to Henry Hoobler, lot,
Weston, 81.
Freeport, $l35.
John Edmonds to Thomas S. Carman.
lot in Bradner. $50.
Chauncy Walters to same two lots
in Bradner, 5000.
Margaret Eckert, TO same, five lots in
Bradner, ST. 200.
Charlotte l.. Gardner to Boman &
Wlthrow, so acres in Lake, $3 200.
George Sheets to George Amos, lot in
Rising Sun, $400.
L. w. Gillette to I. +. Smiley, lot in
North Baltimore, $3.50.
George Schafer to l.. w. Long, II
acres in Portage, So, 100.
Michael Heagel to II. j. Everett, lot
in North Baltimore, $lS5.
III. j. Everett to G. w. Myers, lot in
North Baltimore, 1910.
j. Il. Richardson to Auton Shuester,
lot in Grand Rapids, 1850.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-16

Ohio is the banner state of the
Grand Army of the Republic, its mem
bcrship being, according to the last
official returns, 1924 against A ,G13 in
Pennsylvania, the next highest state,
and 40,75S in New York, Illinois had
32,3l5 and Indiana 25,165, Massach, =
sctts u ,6o7 and Michigan 2l ,255. These
are the only states having more than
10000 each. The record is one to be
proud of.-Commercial.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-16

y Michigan editor has recently
fallen heir to II fortune of $1,000. 600
left him by relatives in Spain. What
on earth can IN editor do with two
million dollars. AS Bro. Tinglc would
say. 'how on earth will he be able to
spend il.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-16

at II o'clock A. NJ. lor the purpose Isnominn-
ting II candidate ior Congress and tr,inSnctng
Such other bnSincS us may come before the con-
Y-ntiOn.
The basis of representation in said convention
viii he one delegate Tor every fifty votes tlst
for j. II. Foraker. for Governor, in lSSlund one
delegate for every fraction of Twenty-Five and
ever so cnSt. which basis will cntilr the several
counties of the district Ia the following repre-.
S,utu,iuu.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-16
SheriH's Sale.
Doc 9e-Cnsc No. sl9l.

Jeanette F Lawrence ] In Wood County,Ohio
vs. Court Of
Vim L Thompson, ct al. Common Pleas.
by virtue of an oratr of sale. issued i'll the
above entitled cause. by the Clerk of Court ni
Common Pleas. Uf Wood County. ohio, ana ~
me directed and delivered, l will offer Tor sale
nj public ycnduc ut the front door oi the
Court House in Bowling Green. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1890.
Between 10 and II o'clock \. VI. OF said day. the
following described lands and icnencntS Ia wit:
The north hall Of The southwest quarter aud
the south iivc-cights l3.l, of the southwest
quarter of the northwcst quarter ol section
twcnty-scven (27). township six (6l north. range
eleven Ul) east in Wood County, Ohio, con,
tanning One hundred and five QOjJ acres oi land
more or less.
Terms of Sale cash.
Appraised ut Si2Ij.00.
y. X. uARRISGToN, Pltirs Atty.
, 1890-06-21

Mr.. Stanley, speaking at Berwick and
Newcastle, praised the Marquis of Salis-
bury'S African agreement.
The Prime Minister stated in the House
of Lords, in reply to Earl Rosebery, that
although no p!ebiscite had been taken i'm
Heligoland there was no ground to suppose
that the inhabitants objected to- tire trans
fer except AS regards the CONSUMPTION
which had been provided against.
In the French Chamber of Deputies NJ.
DelOuche gave notice Of an mteTpeIa.
ton respecting the British prOtect0rate in
Zanzibar, which he considered y violation
OF tho Anglo French treaty a.
RihOt will reply tomorrow.
1t i&o repOIt ted that mnlders and rel
are occurring between che Christians
MuSsHlmans in Crete,
A Madrid despatch states that the Pro-
4eetiOnists have gained - victory.
t,.1 Adyices3 from London announce the
death Of Or. Paisley, late acting Surgeon
Gen eral, Trinidad, fl o NJ apoplexy. O."
f. Grenada, 2Olh.-OH the trial Of the
Robinson libel case against the Editor Of
the Grenada People, the Jury retarRsd
a verdict Of not guilty. WhereupOn the
acting Attorney General entered o nO9ls
pFoseqni in the case against the Edito:. Of
the st. George Chronicle. ~.
New York Goth June
Flour, st. Lawrence, per brI, $3.50 q.
Meal, best brandywine, per brl. 2.46
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. 1913 Is.
New Seasons Pork, per brl. 133 IA
arrou Crystals per ID 5-7-16 -f
""s" F. to Il. r. per Id 4-13-16 4.
English Islands MolasseS 80 test per gall 10,
Exchange New York and London, 4yS5
LOndOn, Goth Juno
DemeraraCrystals pr cwt 60 Ice Cd
MuscovadO pr cwt go 12s Cd
S" German Beet 88 pr. Ct: {. ., b.
go 12S Sd '.. p. .
, 1890-06-21
Nmpricht.
Translation
Publication

RT is hereby brorght to the notice
- ofthe parties concerned, that a
labourer domiciled on a landed estate
in this island-to whom assistance
from the estate is due. In case of
sickness under Ordinance of 24th
October 1879 for regulating the rela-
tions between masters and servants
in the Danish West India Islands
can be admitted to the public hos
pitfalls on the following conditions:
I. Estates having an attendant
physician pay:
q. for treatment st The hospitals at
Peters Farm and in Irasrkstd IA eas p Day.
B. vi treatment at The hospital at
Richmond .....- ...... 49,
II. Estates having no attendant
physician pay
respective y 10 cents sal IS cents DAY.
No admittance will be given until
the party autho rised to act for the
estate shall have signed q written
agreement for payment OF the
q mounts above specified.
/, Government of the Danish. West India
Islands. St, CroiY, the 10th June 1890.
C. H. .ARENDRUP.
, 1890-06-21
eTELEGRAMS.
ST.OROIX STATION,

New YORK, june 1Stn.-LOnuOH news
state that the Duchess of Fife gave birth
yesterday to a son, which was, however,
stillbOrn.
The London subscription to the loan for
the conversion of the Egyptian debt ia
twenty times in excess of the amount.
Mr.. Smith intends to Introduce in the
House of Commons. q motion to expedite
business in Parliament.
The race for the Ascot stakes was won
by Lord LOrne; Harfeur, second aud
Lilly of Lumley, third. -
It is stated that England and g. rmAny
shave arrived at an amicable agreement
defining their respective frontiers IN
Africa.
The French Government has ordered
precautions on the Spanish frontier against
the cholera.
From Cairo it IL reported that the Mahd
has released I'LL. tho European prisoners.
UOrdOns of troops have been Stationed
rounOi the districts Of Valencia, which are
infected with cholera.
Washington aAyices state that the
Senate has passed the. free coinage Of
silver bill. "as@ ,#.-f4e,t ~
New York, June 10TH London news
states that many complaints are being
ma,le with respect TO the Marquis OF Sails
bury's agreement with Germany. The
complaints generally denOunce, the sur
=. render of the IslandOf HeligOland in return
for4German concessions in Africa.
Paris dispatches state that. the Budget
Committee has passed NJ. R0uvier's Bill
for a loan of >7OO,OO0,O0O francs III thFOe
per cent perpetual rentes. gx
= The Customs Committee OF the, senate
has passed the duties OIL rice anu maize.
~ 10 is. stated that fears OF the Cholera
.-A:-n ENno..0 h,v ,o az Rpnnf a 10nrAAAlnM
on the Paris Bourse.. r.,
A Berlin telegram states that the Emper'
j or William has conferred the honor Of the
Black Eagle on General Won Caprivi.
Washington RdviceS report that the
tariff bill has Oeen reported from the
Finance Committee, among the amend
ments is substituted Instead OF. "FI0e
Eugars'', q duty on No. .13 to 16 Dutch
Standard of three tenthS of o cent, Snd
above 10, six tenths instead Of -FOUR
:. tanthe4 80 il .t>r.s. - Il s.~,fs $vs'-.
London, June 1Ssh.LSugar In stock on
1Ath. inst. was 14i 900 tons. Last yaar
IA, 900 tons.
Colon, 18th.-Lieut. Napoleon Wyse,
Special COMMISSIONS FOR the Panama
Canal Coy. to the Colombian Government,
arrived here to. day per MOselle OH his way
to Bogota, and was enthusiastically recelE-
!, Rjsmopih, June leth.-The RMS. Dor
. fromsthe West Indies arrived here at IL
o'clock p: n. toby.
New YORK, june 2Oth.-London news
states that on the division on the first
clause of The. Licensing Bill, the Govern
mept won by. o majority Of four. Mr.
Smith said that Notwithstanding the small.
ness of The majority the Government would
proceed with the Bill. Mr.. Gladstone
advised them to. withdraw it. Later Iii
visions. on questions under the cloture
reporting progress, gave the Government
maiOrities of 53 and Al.
, 1890-06-21

June 18-Per sehr. atlantic from st.
Thomas-His Lordship DIR. NaughtOn,
Revd. Lelievre.
June I9-Per scIlr. VigiLGMt from st.
ThOmas-Cathrine Williams, David Moore,
Thorvald Weng GsQr., Miss Lizzie Weng.
June 20th.-Left per Schr. Vi9idHt for
St. ThomaS.-Mary Sheridan, Il. SCHROEDER
Esqr, +. Geer Esqr.
Fipdprikx4ed, Goth Jane 1899.
June 18-Per sclT. AtlGatic from st.
ThOmas-TheresA Williams, WtlhelmlIls
Fabbs, Ann E. Stevens s. child.
June 18-Per brigt. z. TOsc~cr for New
York-MisStS F. Phantom, a. Martin 4
j, Moore, Mrs. Thompson, = tl'iltGen y
s~ervaIit. .f"~
Juile l0-Prr scirr. Atlantic for st.
Thomas-Miss Alico TaupIer, Phillip Ne
lille,
, 1890-06-21
II jSceEG u 5.
spectator, May 2A&k.)

It is believed that the, Government. Will
have to simplify very much tho Tithes Bill
IL they are to pass it this SESSION, to reduce
it, in fact, to its lowest terms. .by, making
the landlord alone liable for the titfIe,; and
abandoning the redemption Clauses IHI all
other contentious elements III tIe Bill. On
the OF lier' hand, they will not only stick to
their Gus toms Fill, which is, Indeed, now
nearly through the House Of Commons,
but will insist Oh carrying the Local
Taxation measure, applying the yield
of the extra spirit-duties to the use. OF
the County Councils. And they will carry
through their irish Land Purchase Bill,
without the aid, we. shOnld hope, of an
qutunn Session, The threats OF the OppO-
sition are very terrible; but threats arc
not always so easy TO carry out, especially
when The country, instead of resisting tho
MAv Of the Closure, rather enjoys it, regard
ing it very much as q navy yard res
the use of the hydFoStatic press Wiz
pushes q ne WY built vessel into the WAGER,
General B~Oulanger, defeated even in
Paris, where he had hoped TO carry the
municipal elections, but seated only one
'cou ncillOr, has retired from the scene. In
IA letter published OH Saturday, he requests
his committee tor dissolve itself, and an
nOunCGS that III future he Will nave mo
inter mediaSy" between himself apd his
supporters, and will devote himself to
studying The questions interesting to the
industrial classes. lie '.remains tghe, soldier
Torrance and the democracy" but will
await his cOuntry's call. His career is
probably ended but it, will remaln for
=: Years a temptation to a~spirants,, who will
= Remember how very nearly, an officer of
. mediocre capacity fixed OH himsel II the re-
gard of France. General BOnlanger had
been % little bigger man in sonl,, he might
have dismissed the Republic. AS it is, he
has shared the fate OF Lafayette, though
he has not retained the respect which
never entirely quilted his prototypes.
LAFAYETTE was as. vain IN Boulanger, and u
soldier Of much the same type; but he was
"a sincere Liberal and sought no dictator"
ship.
Prince Bismarck is amusing himself with
talking to interviewers, to whom he makes
speeches, as he nSed to do in the Reiclls-
tag. which lock frank, aud are inst as
frank as he p~leases. He says fol, example
that Napoleon III. once proposed to him to
drive England out of the Mediterranean,
and that he disconnected him but what
possible aid could Prussia have. given to.
wards that projt cts We have quoted bis
, 1890-06-21

!. OF is hereby. made known that Co
vernment has authorized Rever-
EMU JOSEPH LEtIEVRE to act as
parish priest for the Roman Catholic
congregation at Christiansted, ST.
Croix. -.
GoSernment: secretaEy's Office, st. CrOsA
the 10th June 1890.
, 1890-06-21
HmpricAt.
~ekjendtgjoTelse

niET bekjendtgjores herved, at
w Gouvernenientst har meldelt
Pastor JOSEPH LELIEVRE Be.
m~ynldigslse ill at fungete som 70.
Tiersk katholsk SogneprRst i Chri-
stiansted, St. Croix.
G~0uvernements. S~eeretariHtet, st. CrOix
deb 19deeJuni 1890"
LIMPRTCHT.
, 1890-06-21

It'll our soGrowful task this morning to
announce the death of the beloved wife OF
Revd. q. Ell. BRANCH, Rector Of St. PauPS
Freleriksted, which took place yesterday
afternoon. The funeral will he ut 8 O'Clock
this afternoon. Deep sympathy is felt with
the bereaved family instheir great affection
, 1890-06-21
NEW


MET bekjendtgj6res herved, at
~ &c Betalingsvilkaar for hvilke
en- Plantage kan faae sine taste Ar
beidere som den i Henhold til Tycn-
ae'.nordningen skaI give Help i
SygdomstiHHlde, .indlagte til For
pieining paa de ohe ltlige Hospitaler,
ere f6lgende
Naar Plantagen holder fast Lp5e
til sine Arbeilere betales,
pA PdsrsErm y Piear1sttds HSPi-
Idr. ... 49,. lii cents Pr Patient Pr Dsg.
paa Rkhnsnd ....... t6: =. -"
Mar E~lantagen~ like holder fast
LRge til sine. Arbeidere betales
pa PAastsirp q GredslEsteds HGpi-.
taller 10 ~nta: pr Patient pr Dag,
pa Richmond ....33" !" o"
Vedkommende,som er ansvarlig for
Plantagen, maa forinden eIIer sam
tidig med 1ndlaggelsen skriftligt
forpligte sig overfor Hospitalskom"
missioner til at betale Ovenn@vnte
Bel0b.
Gouvern4mentet for de dansk~- vestindisks
Der, St CrOix, den lode Juni 1890.
C. II. ARENDRUP.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-17
EoR SALE. IS
TwO CHoI0K |
,BUBKsGARDENE|nS
AND
1900 Acres Mineral
and Timhel Lands

L
This is an opportunity of allie
time 70 secure auch valuable roal es.
tate and model homes in the finest
section Of our country. These are
the richest farms in the richest val.
ley,in the richest county in tue State,
and are superior to the beat grazing
lands in the famous blue grass re.
gion of Kentucky.
There are many advantages and
possibilities on these farms which
cannot be described OH pepper.
The richness OF tho soil, she
healthfulness of the climate, the
beauty of tho mountain scenery,
oil must be seem end enjoyed to be
appreciated.
On onHssnd ofune of these farms
is splendid site.Scr b summer re-
sort, an elevation overlooking the
Whole country, Us many as three
States and largo mum Ear Of eoun,
ties being visible from 1fho, top of
this elevation. People of obserya.
ton pronounce this to. DO one of
the best sites for Q summer resort
east of the Mississippi River.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-17
gJhe Sl,ll.
FOR ~
1904

Some people agree'wiih The Suns
opinions about men and things, and
some people don't; but everybody
likes to get hold of the newspaper
which is never dull and never afraid
to spenk its mind.
Democrats know that for twenty
years The. Sun has fought in the
front line for Democratic principles,
never wayering or weakening in it's
loyalty to the true interests of the
party il serves with fearless intelli.
gence and DISTINGUISHED vigor. at
times opinions have differed as to
the best means of accomplishing the
common purpose; it is not The SUMS
fault ifit has seen further into the
millstone. q
Eighteen hundred and ninety-one
will be great year in American pol
itics, and everybody should read The
Sun,
Daily, per month, $3.50
Daily. per year, 6 90
Sunday, per year, ZOO
Daily and Sunday, per year, s 90
Daily and Sunday, per month, o.7O
Weekly Sun, one year, 100
Address THE SUN, N. Y,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-17
farm NO. TWO.

On which now reside contains up
wards Of 700 acres, 200 acres in mead
ow, upwards of 30Gin Blue Grass,
and 200 in tiinbered land we'll adapt.
ed to grass. On this farm is a
new frame residence of eight
rooms and two, halls. Outbuildings
such as barn aud hay sheds supplied
with LABOR SAVING APPLI,
fANCES superior to and different
from anything on the continent. On
this farm are between thirty aud for.
ty never failing springs Of pure lime
stone water. we'll distributed i'll the
different fields. On both these farms
is sufficient amount of fruit.
The income from these farms prop.
erly worked, should be very largo.
For instance, the hay crop from the
200 acres of meadow. will amount an
nuallv to S6.0O0iat $40 per ton, while
this is only one fourth of tho arabic
land of the. two farr.s.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-17
BustOn & Son.

But meanwhile Mr.. Funston will
be sorely missed from Christ church
and as citizen of Richmond.
His genial manners and quick gym,
patty, his faithful pastorship, his
sound, fervent, forceful and winning
preaching have made his own people
devoted to him and secured the re-
spect and esteem OF AL I'll .',,tl speighbor
hood of whatever denomination. He,
has had remarkable success in build
ing up Christ church. having erected
conmodious Sunday School build.
ing in the rear, furnished the church
with pews, established two flourish
ing missions, building a chapel for
one of them. and, besides removing
previous indebtedness, he now leaves
the congregation fee from any such
burden, III all of which he has had
the cordial and unanimous support
and help of his vestry and lay work
ers.
In addition, MIR. Fonsten has found
time to aid in pushing effectively the
interests of the Richmond Episcopal
Missionary Society: to assist his
brethren i'll emissions" and pastoral
services, and to contribute the pro.
ducts of his versatile and graphic
pen to the Southern Churchman and
the secular press. vs.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-17
Tho Raw. j. 81 Fuusten. who h

Tho Rsy. J. B Fupsten, who has
been for several years Rector Of
Christ Church, Richmond, bns who
has lately Been appointed by Bishop
i. M. Wbittle, of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, Evangelist for
Southwest Virginia, will begin a Sc.
ries of services at the Stras Memorial
Church, at this place, Sunday, Nov.
ID, which he will continue for about
o week. We trust that Christians Of
all denominations as we'll as those
who are not church members will
come out to hear him and both by
their presence aid prayers assist in
thergood work. Mr.. Funsten will
now con6ne his lsbors to. Southwest
Virginia Referring 70 Mr.. funsten
the Richmond DiaApatcl says:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-17
NOTICE.
HIGHLANDS LAND COMPANY.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Offioe OF tho
Y Tazewcll County Court, Sept. az, A. D.,
1890.
George Spangler, who sues for tho benefit
of Lewis Il. Carter Complainant,
w. II. Ravens, administrator OF Adam f..
Wagner, deceased Nancy l.. Noonan
and j. p. Noonan. her husband, Rich
ard b. Myres,. Luaney d. Myres, Jninen
r. Myres, Charles Q. Myres, Permclin
Ann Myres. and james handy, Sheriff Of
Tazewoll County, and as such admins
traitor dc OOrIILS non with tho will
annexed of John W, Myres, deceased.
Defendants.
Tx CHAScERY.
The object OF this suit IL to obtain for
the bcnof cinl Complainant, Lewis e. Car.
ter. tho legnl title to certnin tract or
parcel of land purchased by him from
Adam e. Wagner, tho executor Of John
w. Myres, formerly belonging TO tho shiti
John w. Myrcs, lying in the county of
Tnzewell. containing 70 acres aituato OIL
the dividing ridge Joining Thomas Frank
timber for mining purposes being OK
copied. 'rf
And il appearing from sufficient eyi.
dence Oh flo in this Office TINT tho said j.
p. Noonnn and Nancy T.. Noonnn nrn not
residents of this Commonwealth rs IS ls OF
dored that thoy appear here wilkins 10 fsaS3
nftor due pu1ri6atidTrs. OF this S5lierS Ahii III
what may he necessary to prot51$ II Il is:'
terest in this suit, and that o55s;sd, zfs66r
bo published aud posted ns pfeEsfi s1SS Tx
law. A Copy-Toste
II. BANE HARTMAN. d. C.
HENRY d GrAHAM, p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-17
TRACT MO. THREE.

Contais aabout. ,QSO acres mineral
and ois the south OF
a1pkeils and Chestnut
Ridge; j. . + .1iS rI Which il
ons 4 4 ,7s Gain covered
WITH n q growth oil
Balsam OF Fir fees suitable size for
saw timber af underlnid with iron
ore, the balance on Chestnut Ridge
has fais growth of timber and is
underiasd also with iron ore. THERE
is "A GOOD PROSPECT OF A
RAILROAD BEING BUILT SOON,
RUNNING NEAR THIS PROP
ERTY.
There are grazing on the farms
25u head of High Grade and Thor.
0dgh Bred Short Horn CATTLE, 10
head of Horses, 30 head of fat
Hogs. There are also 90 acres of
Corn, GOO tons of Hay, Farming
Implements, Household and Kitch-
enAFurniture, all OF which wish
to sell at once.
My object in selling is to remove
to the far Northwest to engage large.
w in other lines of business.
Parties desiring to examine this
psoiiahty will, upon due notice, be
ihes at IEiaze.wellasD epot by convey.
ance. sssi
Terms Of sale made known on ap-
plication.
SAMUEL TgHENINGER,
Burks Garden,
: EazeWell County, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-17
RESTAURANT.

Leander CAROLS Restaurant il
in full blast under the Index office
where can be had meals at all hours
and cooked to order. The best of
everything prepared for epicurean
TASTE. He is prepared to- bake
cakes or do other first class cook
ing for private families in cases of
emergency