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The Forrest City times., 1891-03-06

At Poplar hall Mrs. Wortley reigned queen. She dressed as no other woman in all that region dress ed Her jewels were worth fortunes: her parties were the talk and wonder of he city.
 During the five years that this farce of life went on she had never voluntar- fly touched her husbands hand; she had never spoken to him in any tones but he coldcst formalit--,; and when they brought him home to her one day stricken down with paralysis, she never grew a shade paler.
 He d:csi. hut before he became speeches. he made confession to his wife. He told her that the story of Arnold's forgery was all ialse-it was 8 plot of his to win her for his wife. Arnold was an honest man in Gods sight, and for five years she had aeen a wretched dupe. Three years later she met Lester Arnold in London. He would have avoided her. for the wound in his heart was still fresh; but she went to him and told her story. She did not spare herself--a proud nature never does in such a case--and he was soft ened to tenderness.
 Did he forgive her? presume he did, for they were married ir less than
 8 month.-Cleveland Prsss
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
DIED.


@ i, June I'M Yif ao Sf IA,
~ Si -. =; var FL go -
r,,n..al so,,,i,,s ~ Tho co-,nor " T. cbu-cb
a. ~ $50,
on Sunday afternoon M 3o'clock. FRIENDS o
the family are invited 20 attend. Interment n
Redmen'S cemetery
..
I'm In 'ume iS 1911 a. S;e,
y, 10y IN ~, S,'ii D;'.a. - 80 =
r AZ dS 'SeU S'"'
Fnror,1 from tbo residence % ber norents
No lb2 Fourteenth street Monday afternoon al
two O'Clock Frieads OF The family are invited
to attend. Interment at M. Calvary cemetery.
r,rrn,-,,,, e..-,... -. 20 ,eo,
at s.1,o'clocl, a m SopfIt, d,uSbter Of Adolnh
AMI Sonhia Hildebrcclt. a,ed IL YEAR. ? months
and 9 days.
Funeral services at residence. No. 8o49 Jacob
.,,,ot N,rdav o,o.9o o..Io.,, u N, r,te-nart
''.'.'.'
:"
BRYSON-Saturday. June 18th, 1891, at 1927
a. N LOUIS h. BRi son, aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late home on Monroe street,
Martins Ferry. O Monday June 18th nj 2
~ T,to-mept ot ,,iye,viev cene.o-v
,nr,,.', -,
fHehoS o' '"e l"ih'! inNl'eu 10 "''en''
PHlLPOTT-On Sunday. June 7th, 1871. g., :
O'Clock p. m. MAY ELIZA. second daugh;er ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
Alopecia, Falling Hair.
Head Pitiabic sight. uair Came out in
Fingerfuls. Cured by Cuti-
cura Remedies.

n NovcmGcr. 1898 there came bald SPOT on
the back Of my head In January. 1899, this
commenced 20 grow large and other spots
came, until the back Of my head was almost
destitute OF hair. Ny head was pitiable sight,
the hair came out BY the fngerfuls. and seemed
entirely dead I consulted yosr book How to
Cure Skin Diseases" and found that ! had
"Aiopecia." Immediately began the use Of
the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. The hair stopped fall
ing out but at first espaired Of ever having
any more hair. | persev-rcd in the use Of the
CUTICURA REMEDIES however, aud in three
months time light. downy growth Of hair
came out which turned dark and became coarse.
Now nv head Is entirely ". II and covered with
hair. c NJ MANNING Sunsburg, =. c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
TO all Whom It May Concern,

TE'iC UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO MAKE
i the following plain and simple statement
to the public: Some time ago my former wife.
now Maggie Y. Woods, got % divorce from me
on the charge OF adultery. did not defend the
suit .Of the reason that ! knew could never
live pcacaably with her had better be a free
mon. and so allowed her 10 go on unopposed
with the divorce proceedings. But the charge
(Which was sworn to by her and an inmate OF Il
house OF III fame whom never saw before the
suit is wholly and absolutely false. ] want
my friends everywhere 10 know that / emphat-
icaily deny the accusation in toto. God knows
ain innocent OF the crime.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH BOW ERS.
Subscribed and sworn % before me this 18th
day OF June. 4. ID. 1891.
JOHN W. SCHULTZE.
iellq Notary Public. OHIO County. ". Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
Little Raby's Skin Cured.

When nv baby wa about one month Old. n
skin disease made its appearance on his fore
head and continued growing worse until it COW
cred nearly his whole body. \ physician pro
nounced it eczema and first presc ibed potas
SUM. and afterwards a solution OF arsenic, but
no good results followed / purchased your
CuTICURA RENED e, aud the FIST lot took away
almost entirely all signs Of eczema. The sec
ond lot removed all signs of the disease, and
the child is now perfectly well and has line
skim. thank YOU most heartily for the cure OF
nv child. J. d CALLAHAN, Magrude-, y. {.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds OF Transfer Left for Record Yestel
day.

Deeds OF Transfer Left Tor Record Hester-
day.
The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks office
Yesterday:
Deed made June 5, 1891, by Mary J. Ar
buthuot TO Henry Beu, for two and one-half
Ieet off the south side of lot No. 10 in John
McLure's addition Consideration, $50.
Deed made June 5, 1891, by Mary j. Ar
buthnot to William Spargo, FOR part OF lot
No. 10 in John McLure's addition. Con-
sideratiOn. $3.50.
Deed made May p. 1891, by William \.
Rolf to Louis A Rolf, for lots Nos. IS and
80, in Block No , in the old Fair grounds.
Consideration, 81, 600.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

just the least bit pretty, but pretty hair is
never remarkable. The young woman had
/ been out nearly whole season when one
night q man said TO her that she mad an
original and graceful gait. She was
/ thrilled. 10 was really the first honest
compliment she had ever received. She
thought it over, and then Went
+ Co work to discover what il was 'a A9r
walk that called forth the admiration OF
/ the man She soon learned that 10 was a
slight sWagCer. an involuntary swaylng OF
/ the hips and shoulders. She accented tins
/ swageer very discreetly, and before long
she heard everyone talking about her fas-
cinating walk. At dances she was sought
after by the best men VITA the same
assiduty that was inspired by the hand
soonest bellies She bloOmed rs a rose en-
cOuraged by the sun and dew will bloom,
and soon she gloried in the finest figure Of
her set, as well the most capllvat-
ing walk. She Was, as one clever
fellow put it. the most delicious girl
in the back that mortal eye could wish to
see. 1t would have been JOY to watch
her walk thousand miles. Perhaps 1t
would be well for girls to remember when
they complain that they are not so pretty
rs some OF their friends, that if they are
not clever enough tOhit on some attraction
TO take the place of mere bodily loneliness.
by the time they are 20 they won't be like
the girls of a century back who OVercame
with the utmost ease such drawbacks as
turned up nose, Il stunning large mouth,and
"a collection of freckles that would have
fitted out whole country school Of small
boys
~
The residence of Squire Ankle, on Elev-
enth street, was alive with merriment on
[ ha hlin 81
" given by his daughter, Miss Mary Srkle,
in honor of her friend, Miss Cora Hebrank.
on the eve of her departure on an extended
visit 10 friends in Pennsylvania. There
werea large number OF guests present and
all spent q Jolly evening in the
dance for several hours. Tempting viands
were served during the evening. II was
neatly arranged affair throughout, and all
present gave evidence Of their JOY and nap
ness in terms that were unmistakable.
~
The assembly given at the Wheeling
! Club last Monday evening was not genor-
ously attended owing to the eaervating
weather which prevailed, yet the few who
were on the waXen surface enjoyed them
selves thoroughly. Kiilmeyer furnished
the music.
The lady members of the Kindergarten
Tennis Club were treated to serenades by
the Silver Tone Quartette last week The
serenade was in charge of the young men
of the club
~
Mrs. and Miss Jennie Kenna, the wife
and daughter of Senator Kenna, will leave
Washington for West Virginia on Tues
day. Miss KenGa viii first come 10 Wheel
ing 10 visit friends.
-
Wheeling Lodge, b. p. o. of E., are
making arrangements for an enjoyable
stag social, which will take place Thurs
day of this week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

ALL parties wanting their baggage
delivered from Wheeling to Bridgeport
will please leave their orders al Meder
& Bros, 1919 Market street; telephone
No. 476, AL orders promptly attended
TO. BURNS 4 CHURCH.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

WEAK and weary" describes the con
dition of many people debilitated by the
warm weather, by disease or overwork.
Hoods SarSaparilla is just the medicine
needed to build up and strengthen the
body. purify and quicken the sluggish
blood. and restore the lost appetite.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
BELMONT PARK
"Opens for the Season June 14tbs and
Closes October LIST.

This Park Is situated I2ls miles dsSR the
river in Belmont county, Ohio, ana Is filed
with most any kind OF Amusements oor young
= nd old
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

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.Uul'F t-t.J-7uea' oi dtuc@u. D,
Aul n-..-'-- A}l1 l"~
..... .-o94s of the weeks past
..Y pa re are setting Out their
.mer- trunks, aud reading mp cures
..4-lcSne,s lu brief. everyo3dy VINO
.a.u.jy. and c1ls-4 ue1l4t S9oi many
vlo want to o' tog1-lt some
lre going rl- ot iowa. W u1l matters
r.Hc f-iI. spcus volrhsaieS June
men. one u.lr and December the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
PROPOSALS
FOR DIGGING TRENCHES AND lay
ING SEWER PIPE.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
OF the Board VI Public Works of the city Of
Wheeling until - O'clocS noon, Saturday, June
%. 1891. for digging trenches and laying sewer
pipe Specification, of the different sewers TO
b. laid can bee seen at the Office Of The Board Of
Public Works. The successiul bidder shall BE-
required TO yivr bond with two securities, in
the penal sum " $500. conditional for the
faithful performance OF the contract. The
Board reserves thc right 90 reject any or all
bids. Proposal, To- Doe marked Proposals for
DiupiDg Trenchrs aud Laying Sewer Pipe"
By order Of the Board of Public Works.
telOrAdi r. VI. DARRAH, Clerk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
Cutioura Resolvent

the new Blood ana skin Purifier aud greatest OF
Humor Remedies, internally. cleanses the blood
OF all impurities and poisonous elements whie
CUrIcuRA the great skin Cure, and CUricURA
SOAP an exquisite Skin Purifier and Beautihsr,
externally. clear the skin OF every trace Of dis
ease. Hence the CUTIcURA REMEDIES cure every
species OF itching. burning, scaly, and plnply
diseases aud humor- OF the skin, scalp, and
blood. with loss OF hair, from infancy 70 age,
IRON pimples 10 scrofula.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

Sold everywhere. Price, CyTIcURA, 900; SOAP,
sc: REs0LygNT, Al. Prepared by the POTTER
OEUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
SS-Send for bow 10 Cure skin Diseases, a
usges 30 Illustrations, and slimoniais.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
The Great EaSteTa Italian Band

Of Pittsbusg, will be stationed at the Park.
Round trip tickets on the boat, ipcluding al
mission into the P'.rk and privilege OF dancing
y cents Early applicants secure choice Of
dates. Address LEE ANSHUTZ,
| General Manager,
ia,0ekdsb Moundsyille, W. Va,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
Refreshments OK All Kinds Furnished
1t CITY Prices.

The steamer Jolly BROS leaves the
wharf with the Magnificent Floating Palace
belmont Park IN tow every day At 9 a. N. and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

Court Tor kissing each other on street of
-ha, citv There WAS no claim that there
was artthiu. ueusual or improper in the
kisses. aud there is 100 preteuse that there
i, ANS iaw AGAINST such kissing, but the
Judge before whom fhe case was tried,
a-t .ie Boz discharged the prisoners lusii-
fet fhe officer in masking the arrest, be-
cause kissing On thc street was So unc0m-
common as % arouse the officers Sus-
n'c-ons thar something mi-lt be wrong.
This Isl O. rcmarkahie ruling. but 10 is 20 be
explained. without DOUBT. On the assump-
ZION telt the said Judge is married 10
t.rma-aut or viraro n not TO something
worse. ami unable 20 comprehend from
d. standpoint how man would wish TO
Kiss his wife
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

Ba.l...r lab -4yc heir irst out
.-.l -ne season ac Wheeling Park on Fri
evening rhe outdoor assemblies OF
, papg ir organic H)u, ina years past,
...c been among t1c social triJmphs Oh
summer season. and toe Invitations for
.0li~o Of last week were only too gladly
a.n.et. There were some thirty couples
,rt. 4nl "a joined in the dance iu the
rn1I,ogs pavilion 20 the music Of the
r House Orchestra During nc even.
lucl was sarrci Among the paruci-
Hl.-, u Tie festivities which dbl not cease
.-.r yesterday morning. were sever
a B-lre Bridgeport and Martin 5
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

,,.-. ,. Jays Of the ancient Puritans and
A.. Jaws, il was a serious offense
,r.f- ,,~-' --seitS for man 10 kiss his
fla. t-'Ac- To does not appear to-day
r.,.. uncommon for Massachusetts
-.,...'A,-'Ss 90. ~ wives, but If so, they are
DE s..---S '-cSward ia kissing, whether
i-.,.. oe some other mans wife or
-e l....,. ooS,ol ms long ago got rid Of
-f..as ~ Is Tar as amatory affairs are
ra .-. . 10 IS sale % say that ia the
second --'...-s OF love the BOstOniaus are
t.. vr-p.e. Bat, Notwithstanding
wife .s-s -, same Boston a maa and his
-- arrested and called into
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

r, e st,o. Mr. James Wheat, the
---. o'--a Side baker, viii be united
.s-ri,s % Hiss Amelia kn0ke, daugh-
Boz s, pr Nuoke, who resides on South
..l -r...t| between Thirty-eighth and
.e ... n-rth streets. Rev Afford will
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

The lady members of the Kindergarten
Tennis Club were treated to serenades by
the Silver Tone QUarJette last week. The
serenade was in charge of the young mer
of the club
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

The assembly given at the Wheeling
Club last Monday evening was not gencr-
ously attended owing to the euervatng
weather which prevailed, yet the few who
were on the waXen surface enjoyed them
selves thoroughly. kiilmeyer furnished
the music.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

-. H1vcl win 0e lrried TO
.ue0t at the residence of the
parents. Nr and Mrs John NJ
, Martini Ferry, next Wednesday
-I. e.-l- O'Clock Mr. McClyweut
.aoWu ami popular resident
.a..c the prospective orfce is
NO wide circle of 1c4uain-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

ar .eli ar was solemzed at the Dis
,'-rca Wednesday night. Rev.
Ms united 10 marriage Mr.. John L.
-ss-.' -al Miss Emma GOethman. \
b. -'.owed 40 the residence of the
--c-e, Mr.. John Clyker, at 25JS
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-02
LANES LANE ALIENS LECTURE.
His Interesting Discourse Upon the Lit
erature of the New South.
Cincinnati Enqairer.l

As graceful and rs tcndcraS one OF his
quaint and delicate pictures life, James
lane Allen. one of the brightest oi the
new school OF Southern literature. last
uirht at the Odcon held nraFturcd Tor
Two hours an eager and delighted audience.
For wears his fellow townsmen have known
the magic touch of his pen and have ioi-
lowed The genius Of his Imagination
through tic fowery fields Sewn with hls
thoogh.,. but il was not until last night
that his admirers met him face To lace
and heard fall from his own lips the cio-
ourncc that has charmed them even from
the cot! surface of the printed page
Nor were any ideas shattered by thc
removal of the veil from concealed idrn'lly,
for James Lane Allen looks a. though he
might he the original Of the brightest
characters that he has 50 realistically
noitrayed, Az ne stood beside bon BEL
lamy Storer while that gentleman grace
fully introduced him TO his audience he
seemed the type OF that cava!ieriy race
the southern gentleman OF the ola regime
Amos, as tall as the giant Like 9toref' he
is slender and graceful in build, although
there is nothing to suggest physical weak
ness, lust as The panther loses nothing "s
comparison with the lion. OF a pronoun-
ced blonde type, his fair skin ana his nalr
still increase the idea Of gracetuiiness im-
parted by his figure, and the charming
whole is completed and strengthened ny
:, VOICE that is AS musical and as sweet us
his story of The Young monk, who, leu
away by the worlds beauty, in the shape
of u lovely woman, at last returns to his
monastery to utter his last misere upon
his penitential bed ofsackcloth and ashes.
His lecture has for 4 title The Lltera,
aturc of the Old and New South, ana
never was a more interesting, more m
sttuctive and more philosophical dis
course delivered upon that at presents al
absorbing subject Like a true philoso-
phcr and deep thinker, Mr.. Allen began
at the very root of the topic and lald II
solid foundation in his hearers minds TOR
the structure that was to follow. Perhaps
the best part of his lecture was tnat IN
which he described the grand work fhat
has been done by the new schooi 10 re-
unite the warning brothers OF the same same
race and TO soften the harsh "reminiscences
of the fratcrnal conflict by ieadiig . n
mind to dwell upon stories Of that BLOODY
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-02
CiiiE. KERR.

UIRGiNIA. At a County Court begun aud ici Tor
' Wise County NJ The Court House thereof The
ostl day Of October. l>Ge.
NoHrolE d NEsrIny K.R.Cc. Pm. Notice /" appoint
as. Commissioners.
T. J. Turrar, ct al, Defendant. elc
This day Lac rla.utilI by IL attorneys veil
the Lfc,aut by ;loir attorney - and ih.. Commits
SioncrS. to-wit: VIM Ii. Dean. Ira Gillian. Edmond
hubbard AMI Wiley Gardner, WHO were apuniniel hv
;u urlcr entered il His motion at the September rrrn
Io!n. Of this Court having returned AMI Fled port
o! their proceedings H. rcrcd by said former order
from said r.po:; il appears that >aid Commissioners
have fixed upon the sum Of SlGo u1 just compcI-
,.iticn ili. defendant for the land propose. to be
taken by The Plaintiff Tor lis purposes. Aad there be-
Ing 40 exception, t" said Commissioners report the
sanic TIs approved and confirmed. and tlcreupon
said Plaintiff paid into The Court the said sum Of
$lUO.19 Oh Gcconu ~ aid compensation and damages
aforesaid. 1t is further ordered 10y tie Court that
% The Commissioners Of hi, Court. his Office in
the town Of Giadcvc. within month after ue
publication hereof ar' l'r,Scni tiir respective claims
hrlor. said trinni. siricr. and HAT said Cnmm soncr
do then and there proceed 10 asccr,?in what person or
persons onlr! Ia said fun and ii hat proper
ti"n.. The said Commissioner VIII r"For, his acts To
iiia Court. The publication now here ordered 10 ~
made shall be dGiy published for four succcS-v'
weeks in the Fix Srl' Post, weekly sp"pcr pub
li>!.cd Al li;i, Sion" car. Virginia. copy.
IfSh. j. E.lLrls. Clerk.
Pursuant to 10" aho." order vil proceed th,.
Iii; day ri January iSIl. he rik Office nj the
County court of' Wise Comfy. virginia. t. i,cri"rm
the duties required al me by said order. N parties
Interested axe required I" attend NJ said time and place.
l9At G.. =. NiLcoar. Commissioner.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-02
PUBLIC AUCTION

TO the highest bidder. The undivided twolris Of that
tract OF land lying tie eastern side Of ,he South
Fork Of lowclls river. near the town q. Zig Stone
Gap, Wise County. ViFci'iG, through which :he Soath
Atlantic Ohio railroad passes the east and south.
particularly described hy inct.s and bounds as fol-
lows. according 10 surrey made IL j. T. Wolf: Begin
ming al white oak and drgwnod. corner 10 All -
acre tract, :. Is W lS6 poles u white oak and ash :
thence s. > Is. So poles on small poplar and stopping
sourwCod thence :. 80 Z. IS poles To two white oaks
ana dogwood on spur theme" :. - f. II poles 10
white oak and dogwood on ridge thence ). IL b. C6
poles TO soCrwood and beech; thence :. a. h. 30
poles 30 II black oak, Garner 81 Joseph \. Jones
land: thence :. 44-:.1 " ~ poles 10 stake III the
line o Geo Gi!lys land: thcnce Y. - ID ". iIj poles
To stake the line 81 Nelson Horizons land on the
top Of Waldcn's Ridge: thence with said ridge and
Horizons lire Y. l9. t. Il poles and :, links 10 y
white oak: thence " q ". - poles to black gum
thence y. 70 f. Sc poles 20 white oak; thence " "a
+. Sc poles to chestnut: thence y. :G' f. - poles
and 10 links TO Two chestnut oaks: thence y Ii W. G
poles and 10 links to black OAK thence y. .,3 l..
20 poles and % links &, hickory and chestnut oak
thence y. Ii ". poles and 10 links 10 black OAK :;
thence =. - /. ~ poles to stake: thence y.
% +. 81 poles AMI 20 links white oak: thence y.
i6i. h. ~ poles and 10 Inks 10 awhile oak thence
y. &c +. poles aat links TO dogw"od: thence
10 leaving Tie top Of said ridge, y. - VI 100 poles
beech III the bottom the South Fork o Powell :
river: thence y. lslJ +. 81 poles 10 stalk" Oh Il
line OF .4o0ac;c survey, the top uf an Ky ridge
thence 3 40 +. loo pos crossing Powcls river. 10 Il
beech stump: thence : 81 L. - poles To the begin
This land lies Immediately adjacent to the town Of
Biz Stone Gap,on the southeast, aid has on il. about
miles dine soI,h from liic Stone GAP. and about
ino-gUaricr 81 mile from The :. 4 " o. Railroad near
The base of Waen's ridge.
y VERY SUPERIOR VEIN OF EXCEL
LENT SOFT ORE
Which slows thickness AZ iic opening OF 80 inches.
ant STANDS . test o, 49.i3S Of metallic iron.
TER Ms OF 81 iE.-Onc-thigd cash. balance in
ole ait ;~V ycai, vG per cen: interest on deferred
p"v,neris. secure rs lien. on the land.
CiiAS. i.ERR,
Irus,"c If Icr Preston. ana certain % Tho heirs 81
Walter l.. rrc>,un aud special commissioner Of
Washington county. Virginia. Circuit Court in
the cast Of tie .;all. of Kentucky. etc. ". " T..
Preston licir- etc
In TIC Cerl. uilice OF The Circuit Cour, II WASH
ingicr County. this ~ day OF December, lo.ti.
ohi, t. kTc-,r, orb ci The Crcaii Court or said
County. do hereby certify that Charles Kerr special
Commit. IN tie above named cauSc has executed
iond and security. required by the decree entered
in said ca,;so.
I@-i JOINS G.. kRlGL.:. {. C..
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-02

YTlHGiN..:-!i: he cierk's Office Of he Circuit
! Court ot Vic County. December I'D, lS:'l, in
vacation.
j. W Eus3WltE. rianii.
rs. In Chancrry.
lr,nlta 4 .r:. = a.. Defendants
The n.icc. II Iii, sui is in!ccoyer .; the Geien-
!sui> Krbrr x Carr. and W f. ica Sl.04I ~ dam
ages To- plaintiff ca,i>, hy certain atla,hm2nis is>ird
Ia a suit in equity r the Circuit Conr; Of Wi-e county.
wherein said korbler carr were plaintiffs ana said
j. l.. l:oslNivk was d, ieii,ni AMI affidavit hav
ing been inadr and 81 ll.,j = Il. Carr, al the
do.cndaiils hcrciG Is ncr-rc>iiet OF The Stale cf
iirgiuiJ,it j. ordered hat bc tie said A. Il. Carr, do
appear here within fifteen days after doc gubica-
ion hereof and 10 VI IT NAV b. nccesSaT protect
Iii. interest in This lit And it is further ordered,
thai, copy hereof hcrnllished once week for four
weeks in ncws;'apc: an'. tiat copy be- posted
~ The front door Of the cour; ho>e II Ills county. on
HE Isl day OF the p"rcmhcr icrn 1884. Of til" Wise
County court. cciy IcStc, j. J. iirrs Clerk. .
by &c. CNrr', il. :. 20it