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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17
MEnAMA NnTES.


w. Fl. Stout Is confined to his bed
with a severe coll, with strong
symptoms Of Influenza.
W. r. Clark, justice Of the peace
for Horeb precinct, arrived in town
yesterday.
Al. Fisher met with an acci-
dent while coasting, which con-
fined him to his bed for several days.
The deep snow has brought the
deer in our midst. They are nu-
merous all along the foot hills.
The Mnngolian pheasant has
taken up quarters in the barn yalds
aud seems to be prospering finely.
John Helpman took the stage
this morning for Slayton, to attend
his uncle, SIr Hall, who is very
sick
Uncle Charley Beach, an old resi-
dent of this place, arrived here from
Stayton yesterday. He reports a
great deal Of sickness in that vic n
ny.
4 party Of men came out from the
mines last Sunday. They rep IT
fifteen feet Of snow on the summit,
they made the journey all the way
on snow shoes. They bring good
news from the mines, having made
some very rich strikes on their
ledses.
IlI-STIFR
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REAL ESTATE rRANSFERS.

The following Is u correct list OF
the real estate transactions filed aI
the oIlioe OF the county recorder to-
daY,
John Lonsdale Ia john NJ
Dlnlck, Il 8 Ia blk ., OF Hub.
bard; "a
Frank aud Jennette Meri.
dith 10 ENTITY L Jory, lts
aud II la Meridith's add to
Salem; $40
II \ Bonney aud vi 10 John
Eagan aud vi, >, | Ia t5sr
W, 900
BIS Brown aud vi To John
T. Ross and wi, = acres In a
Hrlw 200
VIM III Gross 20 Henry
MOZART, l0l aors Ia isr
2w tlG
J, NJ. Poorman aud VIM.
Miller, 10 John EagOn and
susan J, Eagan, 3 acres. 10
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Sherif'S Sale.

NONICE is hereby given that by virtue
~ of on execution issued out of the
circuit court of the state OF oregon for the
county of Marion on the II day Cf De
cemDer 1883, and to run directed upon u
judgement rendered in tn justice court tor
salem precinct, Marion county, state of
Oregon, ami Il certified transcript OF which
was duely flied and dOcketcu in the office
Of the clerk Of the circuit count of the state
OtOregOn for the county OF Marion, on the
llh day of May, lSSS, wherein state Insu-
rance company, recovered judgment
I"tlnSt q. +, Dennis for the sum af Sl6
with interest thereon Ht the rate of 10 per
'ent per rannum from the 2Uth day OF April
1886 and costs, and disbursements taxed
al Sl9.S5 ana commanding me to satisfy
the same together with aCCruing cost out
II the properly of said q. + Dennis,
have levied upon and Will sell tD the high
1T bidder for cash in hand on Saturday
he first day of February 1879, at The court
house door in salem, Marion county ore
IOn, at | O'Clock p. m., of sad day all the
right, title and interest which q. F. Den
mis- had on the ith day Of May 1888 or since
and 10 the following described real
property to wit:
Lots No. finy-three (5S), tifty.four (5D and
itty-tiVe (55). as known and designated on
ne lands of Thomas Cross in township u
south ranges, west, IN Marion county, Or
'gon, as recorded in the cler'tS office in
ytld HarlOn county. on the 18th day of No
.enber, 1876, the same being known ana
'."nWed N the plat OF the Government
surveys as 10 some ll, two l- and three CD.
Of section fur 90, in township six pH,
south range three la1, west of tie Wila-
melte meridian Marion county, OREGON
and containing one hundred and eighty
seven 8SlOO llS7 bS-lOU) acres OF land, more
or less.
Dat,d this lst day Of January, 1890
T.. N. tROIsAN,
Sherlit of Marion county, Oregon.
Il
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Sheritf'S Tax Notice of Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GGVEN,TII THY
~ virtue OF a warrant for the collection
~ delinquent taNes on the assessment of
school district No. ll3, for the wear lisa
for the county of Mari n and stale of Ore,
gon, duly issued by the county clerk Of
said county, which warrant is now i'm my
hands, attached TO the unpaid and deiin-
quent taxes for the year lSsg for snid
district, No. ll3, i'm said Marion couniv
and not having been able after dtligent
search tn find any personal property Win.
! SAID county cut of which 10 make the
taxes hereinafter mentioned. have Levied
upon the lands described in theliSt herein.
after set forth. as the property of The me-
son whose name is set opposite each trort ms
the same appears assessed ON said drIin.
quent tax roll, and will on saturday tba
'>l uay OF February, lslO, al the weSt door
OF the county court house, ia salem Mani
on county, Oregon, 0t the hour of rne
clotk' p m, Of said dyy. sell nj puhIi,.
auction Ia the highest bidder for clsb i'm
mana ON the day of sale. an tha hero.
matter described lands. or so uirrG rf
tach lroc. as may be necessary to p1y ana
sAlI>lE the TAX assessed against thp owner
on >uCh tract in said Marion cnuuty tnr Ia
year lNN', togel her with acrruing rost and
expenses, which list is MS follows. Ssya,r-,
i'uic, Jr. section ~, township = : ran,,.
west ~ acres, valued 400: tax R.C> in
SHOWN, called Miller section - and IS,
toWu>h'pE : range west. 90 acres. Vuiu.i
AT sNH tax s7.ab. All IN Na-ian r,unt,"
S'a'e OF oregon. Dated December Hn iNSu'
s,.-..,. ..,. r. VI. CkOISON,
Sherh of Marion county. Or,In,
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Executors Notice

olloE ls hereby given to whom Il, mn,
~ nnvSrn ihdt the undersigned va.
uulS appointed executor OF tha las, Mn
anu testament ot George e. Aplip' I1t,' " y, u,
t,..,,,ln 80, lun county, Oregon, deceased M ,b.
ntp,ihelhoie XII county court OF said c,i,,,i' N.Y.
~ NJ persons having claims against 'b,.n, tbe y
,"'e Si silo 6rouge c. Aplin. iecfas,1 ~.
10y 10Y inquired tn present Them u, Mn, IN
bl,ltr vouchers within six mopfb. WIN M,,n
lnr cate ol this notice 10 fbe nI''ta'--N l.Nll
"a, eyi l'>'drncc near 50 ulin,4'J ..- ,'- T., y
vI Marion, Salem, Oresop ''''' '''" county
January 10, l>O. '' ''''' 'N'iyulorS. i}1S
VI Al lEp.-Agents, MAKE ans r,,,,i.
OutSt ''Vt& tlly, Town ana Ni,I.r,'
g|ln' ne Ne Capital whatever .'..,. ,,t ~
49, ran aud Terms the Rf,t Ift'. a.
v.ull opportunity Io maka ,,,,,,.' ., J., "a
Pr COLLIER. siW siSWy',yg...Fs, sr1l.a.Fss,.
~! NJ may Isossess Prarly vhIt. is.,n -
~ ~ .al ana hcalthy sums Sg'h' pun
w. " rSaL MyTh footh sap, Rem NV. eains
'''''H" usoAy' Sold by an drugsisIyi
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HUSTLER.

Alice AtIrrtOD the Popular Actress
Says, r.. :. Holden: DuIing the
prevailing cold weather / have sut-
fcrcd from severe cough. | am
pleased 10 state that received great
relief fcum the US, of your Ethereal
Cough ~ylup. ALICE AIHER
TON.
san Francisco, Feb. 10, 1879.
Large size Sl0O, small 30 cents. For
sllc by all Druggists.
The steamer Fleetwood broke hel
rulder last evening, while on her
way from Tacoma to Olympia.
The Queen of England has order
ed the court to wear mourning for
thirty days for eX-Empress There's
of Brazil.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

y subscription 10 H,pn,,, .
Iifr,r,. iU~Sr FEoPLE iEE secures a juvenjl q
''oIarE There is useful knowled"e
Az Plyn'y oI amusement.-BostHn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17
EPR|N 7 ING

ONE OF THE LARGEST ESTABLISH.
UmentS in the State. Lower rates than
Portland. Largest stock Legal Blanks ir
lhe stale, a q biggest discount. Send fol
price list of job printing, and catalogue OF
legal blanks. K. NJ, WAITE
Stea'n Printer Salem Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

Hamilton DisstOu, the Philadel-
phia saw manufacturer gave Sl7,-
900 In Christmas presents to his EN-
ployes.
Edison presented to the ArchduEe
Rudolph, crown prince of Austria,
II photographic doll, which not only
talks, but recites verses.
Mr.. Parnell does not think il nee
c,sary to even temporan Y ret re
from his post of leadership because
of the O'Shea divorce proceedings.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

Per LERMS; LS; Postage Prepaid. 50 90
Vol, NJ begins Novemh.r Zoo
il ITPS,msn IRS.rn", Copy sent on receipt Of
each. '''''' rive Gents
p 'elniiIIlalcgs should be mado L.,
'>t"Iliee Money Order or '"uC nr.C, ny
"NSil chance OF loss. ''"i'' 10
,dySr,i VIEW, papers are not To copv tbi.
,f -, i'l ''Svli'eht without the ~ sy ,, r'',S
''G'L adi. "I HARPER 4 BRoTHrIpN,! IN press
EkS, New YoRK. " BROTH
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Money has been as high as 40 per
cent. on Wall street, during tho past
week.
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iIucklen's ArnIca Salye.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price - cents per box.
For sale by Daniel / Fry, drug
gist.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

dpakaA AranNn ARE and
be
OF OF
hir them and being
from pub
nid
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Buy Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars,

inferior we'll F1d with the date life 500 g cal
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27

We are selling children's fine lace
caps at 25c., really worth Zoe, also
a line embroidery cap, with big
ruche and bow on top, worth 75c..
our price Soc; Misses fine black
ribbed hose reduced from Is and zoe.
to &c and l2Ic.; Children's fine seam
less wool hose worth zoe, our price
Zoe; French Satines reduced from
25c. to 1Sc.; this is hummer for the
money; Lace pillow shams, very fine,
worth at least 60c, will close them
out at 30c. perpair. All dress Cling
hams reduced from 124c. to 1Oc.-
We have made complete slaughter
in all our dress goods. We are SELL
ing the very best bleached muslins
at s5c., which is regular Zoe. goods.
We have the key to low prices, and
will give the advantage of all prices.
We have an elegant Gros Grain Silk
% inches wide, which cannot be
bought for lets than sl.25 and $3.50.
Our price 75c. per yard. Drop in
and compare our prices. We are
determined to be the cheapest.
o. b. HARPER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27

Senator Kenna, of West Virginia,
who is afflicted with valvuIar
trouble of the heart, has been strict
ly forbidden by his physician to en-
gage in any exciting occupation.
Any sudden excitement, his ply
stefan says, is liable to result seri-
ously. The Senator's family and
friends have for some weeks past
succeeded in keeping him away
from the Senate chamber, but not
without great difficulty. The Sena-
tors physician, while frankly ex.
pressing to him his perilous condi-
ton, has given Mr.. Kenna the assn
rance that if he will strictly follow
the advice he believes he can in
time effect a cure. The Senator
however, growing FESTIVE under the
confinement, and feeling in need OF
labor of some kind, and inasmuch
as he is debarred from mental exer.
ton, has rented shop near his resi-
dence, and is engaged in boat build.
ing. Here he can be seen day after
day in the garb of day laborer
welding the plane or hammer and
saw Cincinnati Enquirer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27


BowN-KNIGHT.-It is the pleas
ant privilege of the Advertiser to
announce an approaching matrimo-
NAL event of more than ordinary
interest. Miss Lille B. Knight, the
popular and accomplished teacher
in the Department of Music at Mar.
shall college, and Mr.. Fred. S. Bown,
cashier of the Ceredo Land Associ-
alton at Kenova, are the contracting
parties.
The wedding will be private and
will take place at the residence OF
the brides parents at West Colum-
bia, Mason county, September 3rd
next. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. Father Werninger
and will be conducted after the rit-
ual of the Catholic church, the first
publication of the bans being next
Sabbath.
Both Miss Knight and Mr.. Bown
arc general favorites among our
society people aud their hosts OF
frien's will join the Advertiser in
congratulations this early in ad.
vance Huntington Advertiser.
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Pfanos nnd Orrnns.

wish to announce to my friends
and the public, that I,have opened
Music Room and also Sales Room
where / am prepared to give salts
faction in fine-toned Pianos and Or
gans, at the lowest prices. Also,
can give the best of reference as to
my ability US Teacher of Music
| cordially invite all persons wish
ing to take music lessons or buy
Pianos or Organs to call at the res
idence of Mr.. Henry W. Gilman,
I'd Street, Gallipolis, Ohio, and ex-
amino my stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Old pianos
and organs taken in exchange. In
struments can be bought on easy
payments
Among my numerous patrons, l
refer the public TO the following
gentlemen:
A. ]. Green, Gallipolis, Ohio; Ja-
cob Riggs, Eureka, Ohio; Edmund
Sehon, Point Pleasant, w. Va; w.
Ii. Hogg, Pleasant Flats, w. Va;
Capt. F. A. Barrows, Buffalo, w. Va;
JAS. n. Gamble, proctor & Gamble)
Cincinnati, o.
For particulars address
ROMA i. GILMAN.
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Young man don't expect to get
through the world by sharp prac-
tice. Don't expect to get something
for nothing. Don't attemp TO de.
ceive your employer. You can't dc
it. He will detect you every time.
You only injure yourself Don't
bewail your lack of opportunities;
They are legion. Take the best ad :
vantage of the means at your dis
posal. IF you will look around you
will see that the men who control
affairs, started under greater diff
culties than you have. On the 9TH
er hand men who started with plen-
ty of money and great opportuni-
ties have utterly failed because their
opportunities were neglected.
Make up your mind TO be a man
and to do something; then go to
work and keep at it persistently
until you succeed.
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NOTICE.

POINT PLEASANT, Aug. 6, 1890.
have this day purchased the stock
OF Hayward & Co, consisting of Wall
Paper, Curtains, Pictures, Baby Cabs
&c, which 1 will have on sale at their
old stand, at prices as low as can be
bought elsewhere. Also their stock of
Undertaking, consisting Baskets, Cot
fins and shrouds, which 1 will furnish
at prices that have never before been
offered in Point Pleasant. Hearse furn-
ished when desired, at small extra
charge. Soliciting a share of your pat
ronage, am very respectfully,
augl3-lm A. G. HUSTON.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27

Bottom, is here visiting relative.
and friends.
Mrs. Florence Coleman and
daughter, Hiss Garnett, of Cheshire
is visiting her sister lIrs. Judge
Guthrie.
Hiss Bessie Griffith, of Lancaster
Ohio, is here on a visit to friends.
Mr.. Editor: A Musicale was gwen
by Miss Roma Gilman and her
pupils, at the VI. e. Church, South
at Buffalo, w. Va, on Tuesday
evening, August 10, 1890, which
was very enjoyable indeed, especial
ly to those who have good ear
for music.
The rain during the day and the
darkness of the night, somewhat
curtailcd the size of the audience.
We had, however, a pretty fair at
tendance and the very best OF atten-
ton.
The music was well rendered, and
showed great care and much skill
on the part of Miss Gilman, as a
teacher. IL will be gratifying to
the young ladies who participated
in the entertainment to learn that
everybody was well pleased, and
pronounced the music most excel
lent.
The proceeds of the occasion was
donated by Miss Gilman and her
pupils to the Trustees of the NJ. e.
Church, South, to be applied to the
roofing of their house of worship,
for which the congregation, Gin
whose memories the yonng ladies
will be cherished with many fond
recollections) are truly grateful.
Come again young ladies; you
will always meet welcome in the
hearts and homes of the Southern
Methodists of B .ffalo and vicinity.
We are also indebted with many
thanks to Capt. Austin Barrows, of
the Steamer Claribel, for the free
transportation of the young ladies
from Gallipolis and Point Pleasant
to Buffalo and return. This is the
second excursion the Captain has
given for the benefit of the Church
since the first of July. On the 4th
he gave the members of the several
Sunday Schools of Buffalo, free
excursion up the Kanawha river to
Staten's Grove, where they had a
gay time in the way of a huge
picnic. Many thanks to you, also,
Captain, for Your liberality.
WILLIAM NJ. HINER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27

Con BLESS BROTHER TIppErT
The PIT Pleasant Register, so ably
edited by Geo. W. Tippett, com
menced its twenty-ninth year OF
June 18th. The Register, is Demo
cratic, and while independent in
editorial expression, brother Tippett
would never abuse or vilify anyone
through the columns of his paper,
nor would he permit others to do so,
Tie Register has fought vigorously
for PIT. Pleasant, and much has been
done by this. paper to advance the
interest of this p ace. We wish Bro.
Tippett continued prosperity, and
hope that He who blesses His peo-
pie that trust in Him, will continue
to shower favors upon this gentle
man.-iSmith'S Ider.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27

1t is now almost definitely fixed
to h old the State Press Association
at Huntington, and from there the
delegates will take trip to the
mammoth cave and blue grass fields
of Kentucky, and visit Lexington
during one of it's famous exhibitions
of finely bred horses. Arrange
ments have been nearly all com
pleted to make the trip a pleasant
one. Every editor in West Virgin.
ia ought to manage to be present at
the meeting and join in the excurs-
ion. No date, has, as yet, been
fixed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27

DONNEI Ahff -LdSC thursday
evening about eight and one-haIi
o'clock our society people assembled
at the magnificent suburban resi-
dence of Capt. John A. Armstrong
in answer to ..aAt Home" giver
by the Misses Armstrong in honor
of their guest, Miss Swami. On,
hundred and twenty five in invitations
were issued, the greater portion O.
which were accepted Each invi
tation bore the significant postscript
"BOnnet Party" and as it is the
very latest innovation in society cir
cles, the majority of our young
"bloods" Gf you will pardon the ex
preston, "were not on to it." They
thereupon set to work in every con
ceivable manner in a vain endeavoI
to get some crude idea of the nature
and workings of "Bonnet Party
and it was amusing, to say the least,
to view their perplexed and puzzled
faces as they passed down the long
corridor, at the place above men,
toned, on that eventful evening, on
their way to the bonnet room
Every one gazed at some one else in
blank amazement. The doors ofthe
room containing the hidden and well
kept secrets were at last thrown
open, and, nerved for the occasion,
the stalwarts, with an assumed air
ofindifference, stalked into this com
partment and received a slip of
paper bearing a number; the num-
bers were then called and "pack
age" also bearing a number, was
given each gentleman corresponding
Herewith, until every gent had u
package of-he knew not what. The
signal bell tapped, Homer Smith
tainted, and the command was given
to open parcels. With quivering
knees, blanched faces and chattering
teeth the aforesaid stalwarts divest-
ed the wrappers on their respective
packages only to find n heteroge.
neOus collection of ribbons, laces,
flowers, pins, feathers, bonnet skel
etons, and in fact anything neces-
sary for the construction of first
class and general purpose bonnet,
complete in every package. The
ludicrous task of trimming was at
once commenced and in less than
twenty minutes by the clock each
dude held up to the admiring gaze of
the ladies ga thing of beauty"
To cap the climax the boys had to
wear the bonnets, and were formed
in line and jury of six ladies ap-
pointed to pass upon the merits and
dement's of the novice mlliners.
After considerable comment John
Simpson was awarded a handsome
paper cutter for the first prize, and
Geo. Sebrell received a doll baby
bonnet for the BOBBY prize. The
guests were conducted to the dane
S,G hall and, and remainder of
Tue orening was spent in the may
"ailz' Al II o'clock an elegant
supper was ser'ed and the gentle
men were again dumb founded
when they found they had to wait
~on the ladies. The happy crowd
danced until almost 4 o'clock, and
said good night-their faces beam.
ing with joy and pleasure over the
happy evening spent with the Misses
Armstrong.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27

Ifyou want good stool, call on
DIR. G. w. Jamison, of the Flats.
See his advertisement, and send for
circular and price list.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27

FINE HoRsE.-on last Saturday
Messrs. Wiley and Bright received
fine blooded trotting stallion. He
is known as Ed. Davis, and was
sired by Blue Bull. Our farmers
seem determined to improve the
breed of horses in this county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27

A full moon twice in one month,
as it was in July, occurs about once
in three years. 1t only happens
when the first moon is full not later
than the third day of a month con-
tanning 81 days.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27
ROMA e. GILMAN,

ALMOST A FIRE.-Tuesday of last
week, as people were returning to
their work from their dinners, the
cry of "fire' rang out, and soon the
town was all excitement. 1t was
found to be in the house on the
corner of Main and sixth streets,
owned by John G. Stortz. Our fire
department with their wooden
buckets, soon had the fire under
control. A few minutes moro and
big eonflagration would have been
the result. Fifty dollars will cover
the damage.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue ofa deed OF trust executed BIZ
II lcH ~ Narian and hUsalan 20 the lInlIef-
signed trustee, dated April 18th IsSIl and re-
corded IN the Office OF t;le Clerk or t..f Conn ~
court OF Mason County, West Virginia. h,
trust deed book No II, p. 48I, to secure the
payment OF the sums OF money ana ffie
performance o. the conditions and sfint,Ia
lions In said deed OF trust specified and ne
tauIt having been made therein, and heinz
Iequired 20 to do by the Mason Counts.
Bunding and Loan Association, the f.rerIifS,Sr
secured, as aforesaid, Will on the
20tb Day Of September, 1890.
AT O'Clock, p. M, sell at public auetlon. n,
the no1t ooor OF tsIe Court House OF I. n
Mason county, TO the highest bidder the fol-
lowing pIopesty conveyed by said deed Of
trust, to-wlt: A ce.fatn lot or parcel OF Iand
situate In the town OF Point Pleasant. Mason
county, West Virginia, and bounded ansI H.
scrioed - follows Fronting sixty feet ~,
Jones street, aid running back one hundre,i
ala thifty-two feet, and being a part az an.
lower half OF lot No. 4, lying In the Sd fier IN
the low lots OF said town: bounded On ar
north D. t.le remaining upper half OF said lot
NO. ~ On the east by jones street. an ar
sOnt1 by lots Of Maria lawson and ofl,ers
and on the west by the yYesfe AZ rse,I.fi1,r, ~
the lower half Of said lot No A ~ %
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.-TftIe mod. hn,
selling as trustee, Will only convey fffIe ~
men s;,. j. 8 SPENCER Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27
NOTICE.

THERE will be a meeting OF the stocIrI,ol
ders of the Rsnawha Lumber and Furn-
Iure company mt the Companyss Office In
on aonday, september Sth, 100, at 2 O'clock
y. 81. Tor the purpoSe of passing a RESOLUTION
70 olscontlnue the business OF said CORPORA
lion ana making provision for dividing the
property and assets that may remain affer
paying all debts and liabilities OF said Cor
poratio.l, and 70 consider and vote ON the adj
disability OF selling the real esta q OF saII
COrporatlon. By order of the Board of Dfrec
Dors' u. STRIBLING.
J. s. SPENCER
J. J. BRIGHT,
&. SEHON.
+. SEHON,
aug1-4W Board OF Directors