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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

pROBATR ORDER-State of Michigan. Coun-
Il ~ OF Kent. ss.-At session ~ the Probate
Court foT said County " keul. held ~ the
Probate Ofnce a. the llfy 90 erand Rapids. oa
the i-th gay oi otptrmtel. IN the year one
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
Present. cyrus J.. Perkins Judge " Probate.
ln The fnAtltr 81 the estate 81
6EERTJE AAk OILY hkkA. deceased.
ON reading ano Ming the petition, du'y
verified. o. kart~ JcnkeT. I'D miuistuloT. OF
said estate praying tails court for license ald
authority "a sell the real estatc oi sald &c
ceaed therein oesaris-d for the reasons AID
purposes therein sci fSrfh
IL Is ordered that Friday the lofh cay -
October next. 80 ten o'clock in the forenoon,
al said PROBATE ONCE b. nppo nted ior nvar-
ing said petition. and fhal lhe heirs "a -"
Of ssid Deceased and 81 persons Interests ea in
40 estate appear before said court. ai said
time and place. 10 snow causr by llcrns
should noi be grantei - said a4hlnisirafaf
10 sell real estate as prayed Tor in SAID pri
ton.
And IL is further ordered. That cory Of this
order be published ,hree successive weeks pre-
yious 10 ssld day oi hearing. u ile IEtEasAN-
UFRsLp. a daily news pHser printed and clreu-
laiing IN said County of Kent
CYRUS L. PERKINS.
"A true copvl. Jutge 81 Probate.
AD0LPH B. MAsoN. Register. mon oct
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29


CTron an instantaneous Photography
any bargain with Tenny il you can beat
him so easily"
rs does look little strange, doesn't
it7 But think know what I'm about.
You see, Tennv isn't Ike any other
horse. Sometimes be can give streak
Of lightning good start and beat it,
and al other times he's no better than
selling plaster. You never know where
70 find him Now that we've fallen out.
I have % keep keyed up 10 the TOP notch
20 be sure he don't get away from me.
All I'm afraid Of Is that some daY he'll
catch me when I'm not feeling we'll. IL
he does. II cone near doing the trick
in spite OF me II it's ono Of his good
days. But, let's change tho subject.
don't like unpleasant topics
Nv hat on earth do you. OF all other
horses. want 70 retire from the turf for?
Now, If you were an old plug. bringing
m the rear all the timo, could under
stand it"
''well, you 60 into training during
Tho hot weather, and you1l End out.
take drink when feel ike 10. Then
thcre's that fellow Brandon. l used to
like him a. Ssst, but I've got brsvely
over it lie watches me Ike cat and
hauuss me like \ ghost How would
ron Iike 10 I've been tempted 20 kick
his whole head OF man7 a time. Hag-
gins a good fellow. but don't SEQ much
l. # -.
owned by a millionaire. Of course l
could have an easy time il ! wanted %,
but Ia have 70 pay for il in the end"
'Hov's that7"
"Weu. I could get beaten halt dozen
times and they'd take nc OF the track;
but after that they wonldn't think much
Of me at she stock farm. where I'm 90
and w0uldn't be treated With the def
erence an accustomed 20. That's what
Tn working 50 hard Tor
"wili yoa excuse ne ~ AK Tou a
rather pointed question:
"Don't make IL too pointed. it's NJ
frs. cxperfence az this kind OF thing
ssT-u be "a delicate "a possible Yes
have said nothing which jastifes he
conclusion that races ar ran OF their
merits Are borses in ths habit of con-
inz % What you call an understanding
with each osher7~
Why. ny desr boT. Yosr ruileiess-
ness q perfectly refreshing Cant Tou
Sc taat - are tae rsal protectors ~
the pahlic7 EVERYBODY k1ows that
owners corSirs. that rsces s-e fxed IN
sdvanee. that ~ otaer words. tbe frust
ing pubii, has 10 saov arless ~ axe
fhs rnstter ia htnd We are es-stsnslT =
crying 20 preserve the rarisv - the tur'
Xo1Te kea-f e. lss5 rspe ciaea2
Well f Fon havsnt as ans yea
di8 7 csald seil Tou of doeer ssses IN
phich eifher eV~aersor focxer~ hsvs pas
I'D ieo. srd II whfce their ca5ea laficrs
wsrs arse* WAen Tcu a>ar 81 another
sare shing roue Nr.aS Toa ~ rake .
yoa- nlni ssat nothing 5at a so1ss-
horse broke fhe cowhins-ion. To1
8ian't ksow. srn1ose. thaf - the
president e car snftrrooke6asSs 50
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

fFrcTn en f1stsnt a. eou9 rnotofTsp1l
reserve. Asa matter 81 common Justice
A. is due Ycu thas scno apprehension
concerning Topr relations with Pretend
81 TsDny should 10 cleared up This
audscious sttsrpt - seize your throne
fer instar--r
Il beg that you vii make no sllasion
90 50 trivial a matter" broke In tha
monarch vith much stzteIness. IA
tbe rfsx ~ seeming 20 b discoorteous.
mus deol,ne TO tsix sbout Tsanv.
Ther- are scr,e touies Which car - toi-
Grated cnlv as Irss ~ SELF respect. sna
that is enc ~ then'. Z trust sos viii not
regard ne a. un5eiv sensitive sboet ny
personal dignity. hg- even we're that nos
st ssake 7 cssid nst has look upon -
rrerenss,n a. toe rtdtenlcns fsr oonsid-
e-s+fa-
"Sfi'i a must - confessed that in his
ratch rrcr wfsh T1n he Vas aanE~ruus =
L. near voar shrcat istrh as the snishr'
Scuekeinx more thsn remotsiv re-
senhlinx a herse lsa1h followed this
renafk When shis sssh - eqaire
snsrrfmens sahsid@t The King .eeeseiT
ssseTvra
Is s aaiee probaale shAt vsu stiIi
have rcc5 tea ts leara ahept close
IN she's Ycar iEneeencr is nct uanat-
ara Frcru nr cclthood ar ! hsvs
ri~eu shern = vosa &esi ~ as.enftou. srd
IassI eenfsss taat sTsa sc ze taev stiii-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

usual. but the shoulders stand MP in
Tore than proportion 70 his altitude
and account in some degree Cor his phe-
nomenal propeiiny power. He IS .
handsome horse. but not remarkably so.
Senorita has perhaps greater beauty 10
the square ounce sf tissue than Sslvator
has 20 the square pound. but no Is su-
perb looking beast Notwithstanding.
Ser0rits Is a perfect model OF equine
daintiness and finish; Salvasor's light
barrel and magnificent quarters tell 4
story Of speed and strength. All his
lines are consistent with his astonishing
achievements. To see Salvador in his
stable and 20 see him under jockey is
% look az two different quadrupeas
When he is being exerci~ed az 4 slow
walk his head Is carried low ard his
motions give little promise Of his
possibilities; when no is fighting for
his head and leaving his field" behind,
his stride. long, easy. smooth and nstur-
al. e. perhaps "a pure y gait as ever
adorned the turf For entertaining the
opinion that taks him all in AL we
shall see SAlvator's ike no more. Train
cr Mathew Byrnc1 Ray readily be par
doned. TIE racing az Sheepshead Bay
was not over FOR the day when he intro
drced ne 20 the monarch.
Why didn't You wait and see the last
race ran. NJ. Byrr es9' asked
n would rather come here 20 see Sal
vator walk .Aan 20 SEQ ether horses 90
ing at full speed" uas ths reply.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29


atmosphere cleared sp Somewhat and
BxsndoAs pet szs induced - pTseesa.
Place aot yoar faith in close nnisheS
ara Rot ia position 20 disclose The
secrets CT my profession. bat II were
could tell Toa story which Soald make
interesting reading"
'sCaa't yoa give II 70 me in conn-
dsaees"
Thts question. for soras inexplieabis
reason. seemed 20 completely upset Sal
vatsrs gravit,. He laughed most i'm
moderately.
The idea OF telling any thing 20 an
inserviewer In eonndsaeel Nov SEQ,
Yoang man. les ns give ycu tip Don't
shpaaer; asat mean q tip In the rae
iag sense Of the word trust I'm too
well bred for thai Yoa can lock a. my
pedigree II yea don't believe me. What
I meant - say was. Let ne give you .
hint. I know an interviewer the min
ute I see kim. don't knew how eamo
20 tax - you az all You come and
cateh ne when | have lucid interval
AID see how reticsnt III be"
We'll. is's 100 late 70 regret il now. !"
II knew II but there's one thing
want % tell you. and people can
make the most Of il. The fact is that
up 70 the tine 81 that affair at Sleeps
head Bay Tenny and had an under
standing He didn't keep faith with
ms. and 80 gave him 3 licking at Mon
moQth that ke won't forget in hurry"
What was the understanding"
We'll. you see Mr.. Haggin told
Byrues in ny presence that II ! held my
supremacy until the end Of the season
he'd retire me. | put the matter 70
Tenny in this way: He could have a
clear held next year IL he wouldn't
bother me this season. TennY agreed,
and you know how he tried 10 steal q
march on ne at Sheepshead. Well. the
game didn't work. and made show Of
him At Monmouth. You would have
done the same thing in my place,
woaldn's you?"
That was rsther upderhanded."
Wasn't It? Since then Tenny has
been tying to bring about reconcilia-
ton. but il won't work"
"You astonish mo-"
al suppose do, but IL you doubt my
word ask Firenze; she'll tell you the
same thing. Tenny tried to get her to
persuade ne 10 let up on him"
''I don't doubt your word, but don 6
see where the necessity is for making
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

= sxssprzesaI e4sss, sesses~ : - sle-
e-enss - rsssery. Ea2s sageo4y s4oz a
se deserved. he@ssSr. zpes-s th4s sarsie-
al4s cAoss ksizA Alter sAsz 14ppsDe. 81
AsacsssstA = srzzssly 1rs4 20
WI go pls2ss sxskz1s
Il rrefar n8t As aaesns- SrEx *
EsFa1sy enoe Esaa2rksc-l Aids, x
soarss. ~ fhs siFs - t-s NslaNehol :
Dazs-I eosils = tals aatel2
/" ~ Foa zssaa so4r osa
This lll-ti2ea levlsy o<ne Beer ertEg-
iax 80 iaksrxis~ - "a 4sx4es -
ulaz11ca Afasf BrQ<2ss apolsgies "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
AN OLD-TImE STUDENT.
Ho- Pref. Peabody Worked During Ills
Two Years 81 College.

Two Years "a College.
Prot A. 7. Peabody. IN the Forum.
tells how student worked in the old
days. During my two years a. college
nv amount OF work. though fact. seems
fable in ny memory idi8 nothing but
study. took no vacation. hardly .
holiday. seldom ar hour OF play OF REQ
restion- ! sat up al nearly midnight
and returned 70 my books before break
fast Ny working boars could never
have been less than twelve. and must
often haze been fttsen. OF even more.
| dreamed only o. phat sll-i mF
thoughts b7 day, revolVea ard unless
ny memory deceives ne. solved slFe-
brsic equations n NJ sleer. snd snoks
with some fresh ren3erirz u verse q
Virgil or a sentences of Saliust iast
Haountipg 70 my lips TIE pernsnent
resslt ~zs capacity for vkst maT -
termed ovsrvoTx. ritsost reiactsnce.
excsssive vesriness or reaction iaEo in
dolezee. FoT large par % nF Iifs I
have done mach rore than cne nsss
ro-k, sra thsf not h7 sigh ting snY
portion q 81 bat ~ &silT sxoant -
zbor exceeding to - hoa-s irik
Nntch tas ishor e-xsnlsstisrs - lnsfe
aaHtlF srafn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

and the marvel is that they don't dis
play greater inarmities Of character.
However, this discussion is taking .
somewhs, serious turn, which am sure
was not my design"
Al this moment Brandon thrust his
head through the hAlt-open door, sur
yeyed his majesty for an instant and
withdrew.
''There be is again." said Salvador.
II shouidnt be surprised II he's been
listening 10 every word we've said. Now
you begin 20 have some iaea of tho un-
fortunate position Of a horse in train
ing. / can't hold a Confidential con-
versation with visitor without fear Of
interruption. There's one thing / want
70 ask you before you go. understand
Tn to be photographed in a variety OF
attitudes, and that the photographs are
likely to be printed. Now, I'll leave
that 70 you il that isn't fne th;ng-the
king of the turf masquerading about
in front OF a photographer? What in
dignity will Byrnes want TO afront me
with next?"
do you regard it as an indignity?"
Wouldn't any self-respectng an
imal?"
"Wen, all | have to say is that you
needn't go far to find a precedent.
Don't you remember that a celebrated
Brooklyn divine was recently photo
graphed in every conceivable posture.
except, perhaps, that Of standing upside
down?'
''You don't tell me; hadn't heard of
It,"
WHO do you suppose it WASP"
''Oh. you neednt tell me. It must
have been Talmage. But here's Brandon
coming again. You'll have 20 hurry of.
BY the way, just a word before you go.
l wish you'd make little announce
ment for ne"
why. certainly. What is to"
81 see something in the papers about
a Presidential race. What are the
stakcs?"
About fifty thousand dollars"
"Wby, that isn't much. It isn't as
much as the Futurity. but still it's
worth winning. Are there many en-
tries?"
"Quite nun ber"
When is it 20 be run?"
',Not until 1892"
THAT shuts ne out. I'll be cff thc
turf By that time. Thank heaven. bat
I'd like TO give them run for IT, Who
are the favorites?'
well. there's Blaine on one side and
Cleveland on the other. Blaine is aged
and Clevoland's six-year-old."
Are they in tralningT'
"Ycs, but Cleveland hasn't got down
to weight yes."
what are their performances"
Cleveland won IL once and was once
beaten by head for IL. blaine has
been beaten For it, too. he lost Il by a
nose"
"Close finishes, eh? Wen, you can tell
them both that IL H,ggin enters me they
won't be In H.
Wi.h a coquettish flourish Of bis tail
the king Of the tnTf Dipped his nose
fastidiously in pail OF water. while
Z Brandon hsymeni0usly vhisued, "Oh,
dat watermelon"
Gro F. DoBsox.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29


u s. nos sasF - sepfo@eh ne ste-ens
hsaA 81 the Ameriean tssf naen Ktng
EaIsaiaf is Ia Ms Stable, cAza.l visitors
are sxp~ctea - pay shsiF Respects from
q rsspec1tli 1is-aaes. Htsho1E preper
credentials. eaiIers are regarded with
sGspicsoa The moaarsh's most iuEsesli-
ase asssadsat = col0red boy n4mei
BraaGoa- fhe-e ish's = stable At "a
Amerioa 80 soalda't xvs ae AZ clAlscs
uDoa xaseruasloas lsr shs b2lanee o. his
life 4 Re ooe Il have TIE hoa9F Nklca
Brandoa sn tsYs aad this. = SlA BE cen
sedea- = sayiAg a COED deal Waea the
HaxgiH hsfses are cat for an airing.
ths xinz - in variaely az tae head % the
process.sa- Ths htness Of thiags Bnds
further 81 astrztion IA 12e fact hat next
"a nne comes the queen of the track.
flreazes e1ose claims - royal Aonors
have been vlRdtcased oa 50 many hard
f0gxhs aslda. Successes have not turned
ths bad ~ saiyab0s, greatness sta a.
easily apon hin az lis exercise blanket
A more tract2bls animal wss never
foaled he Il apt - % a srifs alag
sizh Ia tbs early sPring when II becomes
essential thAs about city posnds Of his
superfaous tissue should be worked Of.
High u..As ard httis exercise. how
ever, DO nos a@ke him iaordinateiy
Ia, and he azkes kindly 70 the rather
dtAgrse2hle basiasss 81 gestiag do~n
- ais running Wei<hs ~ about a
shoasan4 poaEds His royal kighness
IA a chestnut. bald faced and white
Legged below she knees. It would De
easy ~ mistake hin FOR an English
horse With ais remarkable useuiar
development sna uausual length. A
thousand poands - net above The av-
erAge -eigat. Reishsr = his hsight an-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
LEGAL lpIERIlSIki.

A skkSsNf ny ReEJ Ser sAs eeiastss.t.eV ~
a sessg Les Sst - street. zE<le -s.ssh rs
sEsrt 6 Sa<an ss1eef 3 shs clis - ~f-A-~
asRlaa
N-F-Ek - tls4 ttkekl
GEsNs kAEls AGA Seft 2. ~.
fe-
dsnnst G. Barnard kstheEise A bl~ks.
salsts y Nenfctss. .aetr< ksrtSs- l1ts AA.ttt
De- d is.t4fs Elr4 t4r tsfst1Aa- kirsla t,4iias
) isa Saa IA. 49, G.. Aieesri livseel tki
= ester osszrs sssl A. as heft Ia 81 = ete
: 4. htFsel 1ute.i. Aoll4s :. t,n<as. l-aAS
>9l rc es& Ase1izaa esssbef4 h.lliHes -
AaGoa Aereie1. 1HeTe>2 >+te, Ncs@se4 s
Co.. 54G fetiaski. Ni.lisH 4, SasaSha&A. kef-
HSf~ II - ak4Aa. aA4 u c<.arfclseeit
\ e-sl AS oe1of ac4cG. "a beth t :. .let Aes,
H. Z taratli NAY Il 1ugnb4l-. Aliil@ie
sEerho4St. IhR11ss ASA.
lek az beFeey Acllaee lhat a. assessment =
stosi 81 - ta21c pea ysN O. attl4s thr eA
pfE ef tbe &1presale Improvement al
AssrS>nraf Fa8 has becE Nia1t ~ sac
Ffetsis isrs aAd i IN 0ls 10 tar csefk Sftee 81
- d eats. Nhere L pil reIGsin opeN ler inspce-
tioH anIii Nc41sy eVeniux sept -. lns Nhca
xDs aefe HQu caH 4iipc&r ec1er~ the Nolflaon
tosEell e4 e8lu rReNtAr at1 SNeN NS&Ask. IL
ans Nng sat1 aSssss iiit.l tSSaelln aot ts in&dt
4Ha col4eetVe xccor1iAs IS l&~
n. A. sNlNkNAA,
Fl tly CLERK.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

n - ost-of she-wsy corner - Ros-
tca vrzve-gs~a stsuds brova bcsr1
shoNias the usrks 81 sge asz 80 80.
lt b~ars eke irserlr rtiens ~Sssres fe tae
ussnc-v = ka~n Hsrrev. We departed
= ifs seS8enly sd asexneerss s. ~
oo~ kfckkax 6in en toe 1fsa ~ Seq
tazske-. 1855 Vs. 49,. ssssa ss-S "a
fassEfzA sersza-1 - A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
TREAsURER's NOTICE


Nlty Ireasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. hlch.. sept. -. $50
Notice is hereby given tnat the assessment
roll for the construction 81 sewer in -cIlbuer
street. from Leonard street L. Eleventh street.
in the city OF Grand Rapids. a. HOW in my
hands. and that viii receive payment thereon
for the period of twenty days from This date.
at the olIce Of the City treasurer. City li&l.
GEORGE X. PERRY.
oct 10 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
MICHIGAyCENTRAL

Lfelit- A. otltie QAiiN f1Erpf SUNDAY.
Taking erect sunday, dAy la i>ss
Sleeping cars Nn latlhc aud Atlantic Ex
presses n 2nu from itrfrs4f fArlof ears ruu
ca baA fNprrss and oraad Rapids rs press q E
Gna ifom betro4l lnrcrg connections madt
~ Detroit VIII al fiirangh trains hast I4ck
cts GA sale Ai Union Ticket once Is Nourae
81. snd CO Union depot
fEEu y. hEiess. 6eul AG't S. Nonroe-st-
.. ". hlceLes. a. r. and Il. Agt. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

VA sslsassE ssst Ga ~tEA Frstess.<
Tsaas se1as szFpe.si4k s-isrr1.ts~a
Es4serl<aE lAs frees aszxa's sass@4s
zares FlsEzas a. E@4a4 Dsseases kzaalzs
80 C1.salzz4 - a.. SEsss fxss1as4slaI
&sakaa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
DETRoIT. T.oRANDHAVFNAMnwAuKrE


lefreii rNpress lrsrinF so Ia has Wagner
pafler and BUFFET car attached aud evening
- AIlNss if ahi4g aa b fl las rlf iaT car az
farht1. Ties ffElrs make direct connection
iu Detroit Ter az points last
fArruss lfaKlaF az lo E. m has Wagner
sertiine car 10 Detroit arriving iu nefroH af
- 3 fa.
stesmboat express makes direct connection
ai Gfaua Haven Nirh sfeantr iar NI naHlge.
8lrHgca rallrHaa iirkrts anf aonaa sifaf8.
ship itkffs aua siftf nHc cal berlas srfurct az
-, q. H. a y. ceice. 81 Aolroe-sl-. aaa as tle
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. CTS Pass. Agent
JOHN 81. L0i D.. tfarlc Manager. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

UFFIFE o tIF1 tlEkk,
GKANp hArIps, Alch.. sept- "a. lssA-
To-
\. I. AYery. Geo \ Davis. Jehsnna Cudihy.
Daniel tud bfiakei tofes. ksfhef aTpcatcr,
Lawrence JGrTsn Mary kiston. has !. kAa
M2ry Grove. briaEet Hayes. Carrie III. Rich
ArdsoH. Daniel : and Mary I. kequa. DSinerine
hsiUy pafrie6 Aellry. Patrick hrarneY ira
maa ksllo.g joan eonuell Michigan Len-
tTa haiiro2d &C.. Walter - Paul. estate II
Tanner 4 Miller Martin Van DYke. huserl
Nriatu R 81 MoOaeock.
You are hereby nofiacd that al assessment
Is about "a ne made upon yOa - deffey tie eX-
pense 81 the Aforesaid Improvement. 81 9sseSs-
meat roll has been made in the premises ana
is 0a ne IN The clerk once 81 said city. where
II will remain open isr Inspection Untfi NoU-
day evening Seit -. ls4. when and where
you can appear before the Common tolncii
o. said evening and SHOW cause. u any why
said assessments should not b. made aud col
lecfed according 10 law
VI. A. SHINENAN.
2-l City Clcrk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29

DETROIT, LANSING NORTHERN E
HfHaFT
fxpress f0r kRC' nav sl.e EHT fffr tftnmI
Mali iof LANSING, DffIoit aHf taT
lkFfess fer LarsifE Detroit and tatff a9 r.
Ma fpr Alma - Loas snd -ssfHav .fs lo o. nj
Past ftp. fgf Detroit. hew 8ofl and
Ros-sn spw
spffFf
Nal fror EazInas $50 baf CITY lWsm
Haf Bern lsHsfrt. fiefff afIf fasf fIs.a ns
fasi frr from iansinE HFifeli sHd
fht Nast ...... pa
TtFress from iisHsua hnd beir0f $50 ~
brpFets ffe1a saginaw. - Louis sna
alma. f11s3Pm
sDass ff8nHf. prrepf 7nneag
7 he shortest HHe 81 Detroit snf fesf Pa.
ranf psf5ar cars befveen hFfrf'.f ard 5Fsa8
Eatf1s.
~ iefefs ED .nforn.HflBf arr'r ~ fHirs
fiekef ef5fe. q Monroe sf anf lrlpr frnat
w 5sFtrf A. nE Cen. fass. Art
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-29
IRAIk 1ltE fABLES.


GRAND kAPgDs / ENDiANA AAIIEeAI
- a. o1es4 t1as - a.
skAlSs sesAe NaEzE
1 ssass' ~" SssSss~ ga
in@s fN4z
AAekinav s&4m T&Nm
Pa Ifssetss Cifs 4na
~ 9ssSssss ciss snS sa1
sss 5ssr S.ss,s.u 81, sss@@ kts
4f@ie i<4s.4s a. q - - ross aAlls >oaaHs
inel4aee. tFAef ir&i1s c4ilf cx0epf saa4ax,
seAlNs s.isAS sstsE.
Al tgam ~ solas
Asfit. >e.th
ga StEciEnati4...~ tNsm f&sm
fai b ~ll Ney4s cHioAEs lelss 3a&sa
Ter tllrlilueF a. an t& IA
Dor aferEaS sad Ch+oa<e 81 aFm LA Ia
fen H. RAPIDS a0a NaE
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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-02-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA,

STATE OE W ESI virginia,
LOGAN COUNTY, To-Wit:
AT Rules heldin the Office Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of said county on
the first Monday in February 1890 -
E. S. Murphy,
VS. In chancery on Amen
r. NJ. Chafin, ded Bill.
Admir-. of II. S. Iowrey,
deceased, and the unknown heirs of the
said X. S. Lowrey, deceased, and the
unknown beneficiarics, if any, in the
lands conveyed to said Lowrey as trus-
tee In controversy in this suit.
The object OF this suit is to set aside
and annul certain contract entered in
to between the plaintiff and X. s. low
rev Trustee, on the 18th day of October
1887, for the minerals. of q certain tract
or parcel Of land in Logan County,
West Virginia, on account Of fraud in
its procurement, which contract is re-
corded in the County Court Clerks of
flee of said county in Deed Book *, .
page l91.
This day came the plaintiff by his At
torneys and it appearing by an affidavit
filed with the papers OF this suit thai
the names of the defendants designated
as the unknown heirs of r. S. I.ewreyl
deceased, and the unknown beneficiaries
if any in the Glands conveyed to sale
Lowrey lis trustee in controversy in this
suit, are unknown, it is therefore order,
ed that they appear here within foul
weeks fromsthe first publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests in this suit.
Teste: T. e.. WuIrEp, Clerk.
Ellison & Ragland, Sols. -
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-02-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF wEsT'vIRGINIA,
LOGAN COUNTY, To-Wit;

AtRules held in the Office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of said county, OH
the first Monday in February 1890.
f. S. Staten & WIN Staten In Chan'ry
======vs ==-=-=--==4 on Amen
r. NJ. Chain, Administers ded Bill.
tor of r. S.
Lowrey, Deceased, and the unknown
heirs of the said X. 5. Lowrey, Deceas-
ed, and the unknown bcneiiciaries, il
any, in the lands conveyed to said Low
rev, as trustee IN controversy in this
suit.
The object of this suit is to set aside
and annul certain contract entered
into between the plaintiff and IL. 5.
.I.owrey, Trustee, on the Itch day of
October 1887, for the minerals Of a GER
tain tract or parcel Of land in Logan
county, West Virginia, on account OF
fraud in its procurement, which con
tract is recorded in the County Court
Clerks office Of said county In Deed
Book X, page 20s4 N
This day came the plaintiff by his At
torneys, and it appearing by an affidavit
filed with the papers OF this snit that
the names Of the defendants designated
as the unknown heirs of X. s. L0wrey
deceased, and the unknown beneficiar-
les, if any, in the lands conveyed to said
Lowrey, as trustee, in controversy in
this suit, are unknown, it is therefore
ordered that they appear here within
four weeks from the first publication Of
this order and do what il neeessath to
protect their interests in this suit.
p Tcste: r. G. WHIrED, Clerk.
Ellison & Ragland, Soils.