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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
What Is Going on of Interest ON the other
Side of the Water.


Rev. DR.. Richardson will preach at the
Presbyterian church this morning. There
will be no night service.
The sunday school anniversary of the
Central Methodist church, which will take
place this afternoon nj 4 O'Clock, will be
very interesting.
Rev. J. j. Clopton will preach the sixth
sermon Of his series son the Greed" this
morning at II A. NJ. Subject: "What is
the Holy Catholic church, At night the
subject will be 1.-The Pr0digal SON."
The following were the graduates at the
High School this session: Anne Pool,
Myrtle Liihgow, Mary Burton, Bertha Rob
inson, Aubrey Robinson, Eva Cox and
David Harrison.
The Manchester German Club gave de-
lightful entertainment at Drewry's mansion
Friday night.
The following is the list of the petit jurors
summoned for the June term of the Hust-
ings Court, which begins tomorrow: Chas.
VI. Amos. Thos. j. Waymack, T.. r. still,
Il. c. Cole, W. J. Propst, X. Il. Beattie. +.
u. Brown. Chas. W. Gibbs, Mathew Nor
ton, W. w. Tatum, James X. Holiday, j.
W. Bass, Walter Ferguson, &. +. Fischer.
John ;. TalIey, Il. W. Nunually, j. q. Rice,
W. B. Kidd, J. j. Boyle and John c. taris.
They will try the ease Of 4. NJ. simpson,
who is charged with forgery, and whose trial
at the last term resulted in hung jury.
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Following are the graduates and medal
lists Of the Albemarle Female Institute:
Miss V. Constance Quarles. Virginia, full
graduate.
Misses Fannie i. Coleman, Maud Flanna-
gan, Saliie r. Kent. Liza Laws. Pattie Robin
son, Mary :. shelton. Pearl Sinclair and
Edith Pattee, all OF NirgniH mental and
moral sciences.
Miss Pattie Robinson and Mary 5. Shelton,
both of Virginia. Latin,
Miss Mary \. shelton, Of Virginia, French.
Miss Mamie J. Rosser, of Virginia, German.
Misses Rose Gillespie. Callle Gaines, Lila
Laws. Mamie RCsser, Pearl sinclair, Edith
Pattee and Maud flanagan, all OF Virginia,
mathematics.
Misses Mabel L. Biggers, Rose Gillespie.
Lila Laws MaryS Shelton. Maud Flanagan,
Pattie Robinson, and Mamie j. ROsser, all Of
Virginia, English.
Misses Maud Flanagan. and Pearl Sinclair,
both OF Virginia, natural science.
Miss Lizzie ID. Tanner, OF Virginia, scholar
ship.
Miss Matte Coleman. of Virginia, and Miss
Cyntic ROuntree, of North Carlina, art.
Misses Louise Biggers. Fannie Coleman,
Lila Laws, and Pearl sinclair. all of Virginia.
music
Misses MolIie Bling, Sall'e c. Dunton, Ida
Fox, ELIZA Kase. Sallic X. Kent, Edith Mad
dOx, Susie Porter. Manic ROsser. Lizzie Tan
ner. Pearl Sinclair. Florence Terrell, and
Lnla Without. all OF Virginia, department.
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rpnrrrrY TRANSFERS.
RICHMOND COLLEGE
commencement Week-sermon by Dr.
BrOadus.

The commencement exercises OF Klch-
mond College will begin tonight with the
baccalaureate sermon. 1t will be deli'-
cred IN the FIRST Baptist Church by Rev.
John \. Broadus. ID. d.. L.L. d., president
of the Southern Baptist Theological SEMI
nary. Of Louisville, Nv. This Will he iOl-
lowed tomorrow night by the joint celebra-
ton of the two literary societies OF me col
lege, the Mu Sigma Rho and the Phil0lo-
pian. The following students will make
addresses: Mr.. Frank {. Johnson Of Lynch
bnrg. salutatorian: Mr.. William II. Nc
Carly Of Georgia. valcdictorian; Messrs:
III. +. Williams of Virginia. and Edmund
W. Greaner, Of Maryland, are the orators
Tuesday evening DR.. Thomas Nelson
PAGE will deliver the address before the So
cieties. judge Beverley 4. Hancock VIII
preside. There will be singing by Messrs.
Cunningham. Leftwich and Watkins.
Wednesday night the address before the
alumni reunion will be delivered by keV.
II. 4. Upper. Jr., ID. d., Of Louisville, ny.
Professor l.. Il. IIamberlin, of Shreveport,
La. the alumni poet, will reclte an original
poem, prepared especially. The feature oi
this occasion will be an address by the VEN
cradle Rev. Robert Ryland. ID. d., Of Ken
lucky, the first president Of the college.
He will be the special guest ol the
college while here. Immediately after the
addresses the alumni banquet VIII be
served.
Thursday night the commencement
proper will be held. The honors Will
be announced and the degrees CON
ferred upon the graduating class.
The sermon by DR.. Broadus tonight VIII
be one Of the best features Of the exercises.
DIR. Broadus is one of the ablest dyines III
the country. and is noted for his eloquence
and power Of thought. The old students
the alumni. the faculty. the trustees, minis
ters Of the city. and the present students
will meet in the basement Of the churcn al
: O'Clock and will 90 up in the church IN
body and occupy seats which Will be re-
served for them. The exercises VIII begin
ut S:3O o'clock.
Following is the final committee Of the So
cietics:
PhilolOgian-Andrew J. Ramsey, virginia
chairman: Charles G.. TfumbO, virginia
James A. Brown. Virginia: Garnett Ryland;
virginia: Edward NJ NhitlOck. virginia,
and Walter IL. Ryland. Virginia.
Mu Sigma RhO-Patrick NJ. Estes. Tennes-
see; Fred W. King. Florida: Maurice r..
Thomas, Maryland; James {. llarwood, VIZ
ginia; William +. Warren. Texas, ana Hardlh
4. Burnley, Virginia.
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Ifollins Insfitate.

The medalists at Hollins Institute were
Leila NJ. Turner. Of HOlins, Va scholarships;
Leila NJ. Turner. composition; Lena NJ. Fra
ger. Orange county. Va, instrumental music;
Jessica Coleman. New Orleans, and Nellie
Garrett. Texas, elocution.
Bessie And, rson, OF Virginia; Lena VI Era
zier, OF Virginia; VI. Willis Jackson of Vir-
ginia; A. OTIS Jones ol-.Yexas, Susie A.
hundleyi % lrglnIa. and Mamie stevens, Of
MAJ yiand, classical course.
Marguerite Hampton, of Tennessee, and
Bessie A. Craig, of Arkansas, scientific
course.
Bessie Buxton, OF North Carolina; Rebecca
Hudgins. of Virginia, and Mary Baskerville.
OF Virginia. literary course.
Misses Carrie +. Christian, Mollie NJ.
Turnkey, and Bette ;. Wise, all of Virginia,
were the full graduates.
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DIED.


PARKER.-Died. i'm Williamsburg. Va
Friday evening. June -, 1890. LEVI g.
PARKER, i'm The iifty-eighih year OF his age;
Friends are invited 10 attend his funeral
from his former home. Mr. WI SCOTS, No
2IO east Leigh street, al o'clock y. NJ, ~
DAY Sunday June 10. 1890
KASTFIBERG-Die on June II. NJ 10
o'clock T.. NJ. CHRlSIINE BERTHA kAS.
TELBERG, infant daughter of Rudolph ana
Bertha Kastelberg. aged eighteen months
and four days.
SLAUGHTER.-Dis nj his home, The
Highlands" Culpepcr county. on the l2th OF
June. REV. PHILIP SLAUGHTER, ID. H.. IN
the eighfy-third year of his age.
BARKER-Ded. June nth, at 11:lOo'clock
u NJ, AT his residence. sos west Marshall
street, DAVID BARKER, in his forty-ninih
year. -
The funeral Will take place from the second
PRESBYTERIAN Church THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON at 6:3O o'clock.
precious Que from MS has gone,
4 voice we love is still,
A place rs vacant In our home
That never can be filled.
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In the Courts.

Henqic0 County CoNrt.-The grand jury
met Yesterday, and found the following true
bills OF indictment against the following
james johnson, misdemeanor; Albert
smith, grand larceny; j. III. Cowardin, sell
ing liquor without "A license -four cases);
NJ. Devote. same, 1.-TWO cases.; j. L. Lyme,
same, (three cases..
Police C0urt.--patty Barnes (colored),
assaulting and abusing Alice Voolfolk.
The case was dismissed on payment Of cost.
Martha Harris (colored), assalting and
threatening 10 shoot Charlotte Madison.
Discharged on payment Of cost.
Bette Branch and Charlotte Madison
doth colored), disorderly conduct. Paid
cost.
Charles Rosser, cursing and striking
William Dale on the street. Committed 10
Jail in default Of security.
Gus Weisner, drunk and creating "A dis
turbancc Fined s. ana cost.
Mabel Miles (coloied) was fined 500 for
fighting on the street.
Edward Waddy (colored), charged with
stealing one suit Of clothes valued at $40,
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Indiana Republican. Coming.

The Indiana Republican Press Associa-
tion will be in Richmond on the 10Th. about
8 o'clock 4. VI. II leaves Cincinnati on the
18th, by special train for the White sulphur
Springs. where it remains until the next
morning. and then goes 10 the Natural
Bridge, and after stopping at Glasgow for
an hour or two, comes 10 this city.
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,,o ,rrorerty of John Lawson. The case

a.. ,nrono,,v Of John Lawson. The case
the fprope'n 81 III, Monday.
"a V,r";nia Yancey, Arthur Hunter, ANNE
ns," and .Iohu Wilkinson tall colorcd)
49,, a.,,ch fined 500 for a misdeineanor.
"e,c e''." "Toryf-Packard a Berkley
a.ins,J &. Carpenter 4 Co. jury having
a-,,'' ,o.rd the evidence, adjourned until
49, ,.,o,row morning AT 10 o'clock.
' s";,s ,rs,i,uted: McComb, Carson 60.
,,, m1 /, T.. Liggan. Damages, 800.
F"C. Brauer 4 son against same. Dam
ages, $500. 49,. ,ro;,s, a. ~
Wray. Damages. 500. ~ , p..
otis II. Russell against H. !. iarsons.
Damages. $1,000. 1his SUIT - ior ,e''
800 az the Iron Gate Land anu improve
mcnt Company. ,o,, was ro
s,,neJ before Judge Fitzhugh in the Bette
LEWIS Thomas case Yesterday by Judge
poi;nson of counsel for defence, and when
ahou, h,lf-pust ten, he concluded, colonel
~ ~ Gordon. of counsel for plaintill, be-
CON 10 sneak. and continued ior an hou,
and a-half. At this juncture nc became III
and asked for recess Tor niteeh MINUTES
which was granted: but ut the expiration
or ,bat time Colonel Gordon was TOO unwell
IN resume. and the court adjourned over
until tomorrow nj lOOcioch' 'Vionc' ~ ~,
don will make the closing speech, ana ID.
case will probably he submitted neN'
Monday. II will probably be some time De
fore decision is rendered, rs the record i
yoluminous. The deposition OF one VII
ness alone contains nearly iour nuhuicu III
terrogations and answers.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Chonccry Comt.-Trustees OF west
Nain-street Baptist church to \. 1. liOus
ton. % feet on Main street. corner OF beaci
street, $1,000; same to Il. -: Mluyetle, y
loot an Main street adjoining the above
properly. $1,000; :. Hirsh to NJ. Z. staples
lot with improvements thereon fronting =
feet inches on the west side OF seven'l
street. between Franklin and Grace streets
s5.eoO: staples Il Marshall TO John IL. DIN
neen. all Of their interest in lot 10 ieet OF
south side of Main street, between shor
and Iaryic streets, So; Mary Ann Perry L
George \. Kline, trustee, @c.' iot l.on w w..
% foot ON Williamsburg avenue, east OF or
| leans street, 81.
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MARRIED..

EITrER-JENkIN S.-Ihe marriage Of MI.
J. W. RITTER 10 Miss MAUD JENKINS LOOK
place on June nth. al The residence OF W. \.
coles, 1i2 north Iwoniy-fourth street, AT y
n NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15

the genuine Dixie Nerve and Bone Linz
ment if Won suffer with rheumatism, Pains
in the Joints. Muscles or Leaders.
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ANUSrAI BNTs.
DICHMOND MOZART AS5OCIA
IL TION.

The regular weekly s0ire will take place al
the yoLtrf Academy of Music MONDAY
NIGHT June rs. NJ $50 O'Clock. Admls-
sion only by membership or Invitation. cards,
which must be presented az the door. Mem
bcrs can obtain invitation cards on apphca
ton TO {. l.. SIEGEI. 40 Broad street; MANLf
n h,Nos glS Main street, or WALTER /.
MOsFs A Co. Olj T.. Main street.
Reserved seats can be secured tor every
MUSICALE at the music store OF NJ. IS.
RAMOS. from \. ". TO D L, VI. the day OF
the Musicale,
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be said in praise of them for they are the
only thing that relieve me when suffering
with Dyspeptic Collie, says one, OF DR..
Dayid's Liver Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15

University school of Richmond. The
next session will begin September 2ith.
THOMAS II. NORWOOD, Principal.
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Your sweetheart have her photographed
bv Foster. il2 y. Ninth street.
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Clutches, Trusses and Braces.

Yes. your friends should be photographed
by Foster. ll2 y. Ninth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15

IN MAKING SALES OF NEW
i KNABE PIANOS we have taken In ex-
change a large number OF secondhand
pianos of the following makes:
HARDMAN,
FISCHER,
BOARDMAN & GRAY,
PEASE.
EMERSON.
CHICKERiNG.
AS we need the room they occupy for new
stock now arriving. we will sell any or all Of
these secondhand instruments al extremely
low prices for cash or ON installmen.s. They
are In good condition and worthy the atien-
tion ofany one seeking topurchase second
hand piano. MANLY b. RAMOS 4 CO,
Main street. next 10 corner Ninth street.
10 15-su&th
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y.s too Much Cannot

Have yourself photographed by Foster
1l2 y. Ninth street.
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND, VA. May lith. 1890.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or The
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF the RICHMOND
CITY AND SEVEN PINES HALLWAY COM
PANY all be held al 10 o'clock \. NJ, on
the Iirn DAY or JUNE. 1890, at 2Ol0 east
Uroad street. JOHN &. FOWLER,
INVALID Secretary,
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Al sizes, styles and prices at Owens \
Minor Drug Co.'S
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

begin 10th July, 1890, and end 10Th Septein-
Der For circular apply (P. o. University o.
JOHN b. MINOR. Prof Com. and stat. Law
my22- th&suim
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DICHMONDCOLLEGECO COMMENCE
MENT EXERCISES.

SUNDAY, JUNE l5-Sermon BY John y
Broadus, ID. D., Ill. ID Of Kentucky
MONDAY. JUSE IO-Jolnt celebration oi
the Literary societies.
TUESDAY, JUNE l7-Adiress before the
Literary Societies by Dr 1hos. Nelson rage
OF Richmond, -.
WEDNFS Jay, JUNE 1s-Address before
th" Aiumni pv Rev. IL 4. Upper, Jr., ID. d.,
OF Kentucky. ,...
Poem 10y l.. p. IIamberin. Of Shreveport
La. N ~
Address by Rev. Robert Byland. - d.. OF
Kentucky. cx-prcsidenUo l the college.
THURSDAY. June l0-Commehcelnehi
proper, when honors Will be announced ana
degrees conferred. -, -,
All ihtse exercises will be held In the Col
lege chapel. beginning PROMPTLY AT 500
NJ. except the sermon by Dr. BrOadas. whicn
will be delivered at the First Baptist Ihufch
ri the hour mentioned.
. The public is respectfully invited 10 attend
e. PURY EAR,
fel5-5t Chairman OF Faculty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15

7 T.-CERTIFICATE NO. go FOR
A. six shares OF the Capital Stock OF IN.
Home Insurance Company in the name OF
Mrs. r.. l.. &. HARklSON, dated OClObEh
10, 1880 Application Will be made 10 the
Company for the renewal Of the same.
ROBERT l.. HARRISON.
ap27-suSw 90 Wall street, New YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15

Commencing TOMORROW wlclo at NJ, except Saturday
will be until TO- Our patrons should bear TINS u %
aud call u the morning early in the afternoon
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Az ANTED. TO SELL \ CONSlGN-
w ment Of Choice Country Cured Hams,
shoulders. and sides. lalfy Butter nnd
Fresh Eggs always on hand. Po,torco No-
lasses. and Superior Gunpowder ANA fps-
nsh reakfas' Tea M soc. Good lea ~
DC. Tea Dust. 15c.; eight pounds FOR ~ %
A full line OF Laundry soaps, Noodenwafe'
'''N@' J. L. GATEwOoD.
fe1l ll0 east Broad.
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& CO.,
40l EAST BROAD STREET.
WEATHER FORECAST.

- WAsurSGToN. ID e.. jun II -
! 1870 Forecast for Virginia: Fair. preceded
lAlR 10y rain on the cOlst. stationary tenn
''"" literature. nOrthwesferly winds.
- For North Carolina. Fair no change
i'm temprature. sOutherly winds.
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VA ANTED TWO YOUNG MIN ~
w WORK IN TIE CITY; must nc 49,
and reliable: reference required. Apply ~
ter O'Clock Monday morning 10 NJ 4. TN
CHER, 205 r. Broad street. lelo-lC
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WARWICK PARK TRANSFORM.
w rlON COMPANY. Engagements loa
Warwick Park ana Steamboat EXCURSION ~, ~.
the river can be made az the ONCE 9. ~
secretary, ~ n. Ninth street, lsicn.,on IL
ie,h.pm THOMAS ELLkfi, Sect
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OTHER SERVICES.

Mr.. Jones will hold meeting for men
only. at o'clock this afternoon, at the
Tabernacle. The meeting will be under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION.
Mr.. Stuart, Mr.. Jones' c0lab0rer, will
preach this morning ut the Broad-street
Methodist Church. Mr.. Jones will not hold
service anywhere this morning.
At the service last night Mr.. Jones stated
that at present he could not say that nc
would stay longer in Richmond than We'd
nesday night. Ii is probable that the SER
vice that night VIII be the last.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER
MARINE INTELLIGESCE

MARINE INTELLIGESCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. irSE 10, 1890.
sun rises ......... $50 Moon rises...3. 10 m.
sun sefs..... .53i Das 'slength lih AIN,
FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE n, lsg
PREDICTED TINE STANDARD of
HIGH TIDE AT
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! WISH TO ENGAGE THE SERVICES

i OF an elderly man, thoroughly acpn"iii,."
(and in late prac'ice) with ,he duties OF VIZ
cult and county Court clerks Office a lti-
manent place for the right man, Must cViD'
well recommended ~ 70 qual..,usr:.'ig", .s,e
briefly ana honesty. Address CLEik ear
Garner No. .. ~ ~
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n1ANTEn SEYFRAL ROOMS MITH

w WATER, &c. on same floor; nrst no
preferred: no children: low rent ana promlt
pay. state terms. ADDRESS Tor the next ~
nr 10 davs "a .B. L. % care 52t Noith second
sir,et. jel5-2t'
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LIE NEGRO SINGING.

The singing had decided weirdness about
il. plaintiye one moment and joyous the
next, and every one sang with determina-
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First Grammar. A-Jennie Gum, teacher
Maria Johnson aud Henry Leonard.
second Grammar. B-Cora Elliott. teacher
Arthur Clark.
Ada Chalkley.
Third Grammar. BE J. Lester. teacher
Bernard Brel. Carrie Wilcox, Helen Werner,
Fossie jackson. Maud Allen, Clara Sander
lin, Maggie Bonayits, Florence Richardson
and Grace Pollard.
First Primary, a GradeM. W. Parker,
teacher Berry Wilcox. Mable Clarke, Sonia
Blake. Luther Noble, Alice Clarke. Verna
Moody, Gusts Russell. Hattie Walker. Alice
/bmith, kyland Clarke and Hunier Atkinson.
First Primary. B-f.ola l.. Mitchell. teacher:
Will Bacon, Myrtle Glenn. Coral Glenn,
Blanch fsyne. Annie Gibson. Jennie Oakley,
Remy Carter. Berla Williams. Eva Mellow
ell. Iona Burnett. Liille Johnston. W clifford
HoIdcraft and Linwood Hogan.
6ecOnd Primary Grade. Section A-Miss
Nora Z. Phillips. teacher: Alice Wilcox, Hat
Ruth Martin, Hampton King. John Quantz,
Eugene WIT. E.amett Bracket and Lottie
second Primary. B-Fannie ID. :rignor
teacher: Mabel Bayliss. Virgie Crouch. Ger
trude BARKER and Wilborn Crouch.
Third Primary. section A-iyy Is. Peay
teacher: James Jackson, saIlie Lester. Mamie
Wixxins, Matte Hasksr y, Mary IOuprec. Mag
xte Davidson, Ethel Enos. Hammer Perkin-
Son uunter Atkinson, Niche Bailey. Norma
s'heatham, Emerson kohieder. Lula Gregory
and Josie HOliorap.
Third Primary Grade section B--Magggie
Aeagbcr. teacher: Carrie Jennings. Nellie
Rsc1lardsOB. Rubie Batkins, Sailie FiourDoy.
willie Garrett. George Baker and George
Youth primary Grade, section a, No. 3s--
a. 81. Richardson. teachefs Annie Woody,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-09-25
I EGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all the creditors OF
Joseph Brown, Jr., of the County of Belmont
Ohio, that in the Court of Common Pleas of said
county, on the I'd day of September, 1890, John "
Webster filed his certain petition and duly com
meneed a civil action against said Joseph Brown,
Jr., and Mary +. Brown, his wife, where the same
is pending, the object of which is to have declared
void and set aside a certain conveyance executed
by said John Smith to said Mary L. Brown on the
ground that the same was made and accepted be-
tween said defendants for the purpose of hinder
ing, delaying and defrauding the creditors of said
Joseph f. Brown, Jr., the property so conveyed
being described as follows:
Situate in the township of Flushing, county of
Belmont, Ohio, known as part of the northwest
quarter of section -, township 3, of range ., be-
ginning for the same at the southeast corner of
lands formerly owned by Jonathan Fawcett;
thence north i east 33 perehes TO post thence
south S9s0 east 351 perches 10 post; thence south
90 10 west 33.2 perches to post; thence west "a
perches to the place of beginning, containing q
acres more or less; excepting therefrOm about one
acre of land heretofore sold and conveyed to John
Bow. For a complete description of the exception
reference can be had to deed from Joseph Brown,
Jr,, aforesaid, to Mary T.. Brown, recorded In vol
ume so, page 245 of record of deeds OF said county
also, second tract situate in the township afOre-
said and being part of section 20, township 9, of
range 3, beginning for the same at the southern
boundary line Of the northwest quarter of said
section In the middle of the road leading from
southeast corner of piece of land formerly owned
by Elihu HOllingsworth, and running thence south
SSlao east rods to stake; thence north "a east
$40 rods to the middle of said road; thence with
said road south IA west T. ~ rods to the place of
beginning (See record above referred to).
All such creditors desiring to unite with the
said property to creditors will appear In said court
file their cross petition, and give their undertake
ings as to costs and expenses as required by the
statute, in such case made and provided by or on
'''' -'''" wy y JOHN V. WEBSTER, Plaintiff.
c. W. Carroll, Atty. 9ll-5
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-09-25
Attention, Soldiers 4!

Under the provisions of the new Pension Law,
all pensioners drawing less that Sc per month are.
that Sl2 per month"; according to degree of dsabil-
ity All soldiers that have served ninety days and
are now disabled from any cause, whether received
in service or since discharge, who are dependent
on their labor for subsistence ARE entitled to
pension from Sc to S12 per month, according to
degree of disability. All unmarried widows of
soldiers who have died from any cause are entitled
to sS per month and 81 per month for each child
under sixteen years of age.
| am engaged in the prosecution of these claims
have had twenty-five yeals' experience as claim
agent
Make no charge until the pension Is obtained,
and then only such fee as that prescribed by the
law and paid by the government
Office near the Creek Bridge, Bridgeport, Ohio
Call and see me. If incOnvenient to call at nv
Office write, giving the nature of the case
w. HOLLISTER.
bridgeport, Ohio, July 2, 1900 loft