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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-09-08

Conservative Investments.
NORTHWESTERN
GUARANTY LOAN COMPANY,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Cash Capital, $3.50, 100000
Guaranty Fund, 100000
Surplus and Profits, 100000
EASTERN AGENTS.
Frank H. Fisher, Burlington, VT.
Industrial Trust Co., Providence, R. I.
Neher & Carpenter, Troy, N. Y.
Chapman Banking Co., Portland, Me.
H. c. Harden & CO., Room 80, 40
State St., Boston.
Manhattan Trust Co., New York
w C.Rodman, Drexel Building, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-09-08
Farm For Sale.

Situated in North Peacham, 31a miles from
school house, one and one-ha1f miles from
churches, acaderny and stores: Borders on
are 100 acres or more, with plenty # timber
and hre-wood; five to six hundred sugar
trees; house of ten rooms, with L, cellar under
the whole. barn 40 by 40. with 60 tons silo.
All in good repair; running water for house
and barn; apple and plum trees, 9 mich
cows and two two-year-olds. coming in in
February, one one-year-old in April; two
Cosset sheep; poultry; one new two-horse
wagon with dump cart body; one one-horse
wagon, one Corning leather top buggy; one
traverse sled with shafts and pole; one new
pillow, cultivator and Clark cutwav harrow:
part of household furniture; all of the hav:
about 80 runs of hard wood sap buckets
and holders; driving and work harness
For terms write call on
A. NJ. TACY
North Peacham, Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-09-08
CASTORIA?
FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN

''Castoria is SO we'll adapted to children
that recommend it superior to any pre-
scription known to me-
H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.
III So. Oxford St. Brooklyn, N. Y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-09-08

silver states make mistake
in insisting on boarding it; if
they had been willing to find a
market throughout the world for
their silver they would have been
benefited more fully. We ought to
have both silver and gold, he said,
and keep silver on par with gold.
Applause. He believed the time
was coming when New York or San
Francisco would be the money centre
Of the world.
Senator Morrill, said he didn't
know why we shouldn't adhere to
the republican party. 1t had never
done anything of which we need be
ashamed. He paid high tribute to
President Harrison and the ability
and honesty of his administration
in every department of national life.
He said that if those who had at
tempted to belittle Harrison and his
grandfather hat would put his hat
on, it would be found to hide the
biggest part of their heads. lAp-
plause.
Senator Morrill, concluded by say
ing that a good harvest and pros
porous condition of things generally
throughout the country was always
an unfortunate thing for the democ-
racy. He paid his respects to
the "billion dollar congress" cry,
eulogized the republican candidate,
and urged all present to aid in Civ
ing a bugle note next Tuesday for
the coming national campaign.
The MahoganyS then described, in
song" The Alabama Plan" and
Col. Fairbanks then pleasantly in
PRODUCED Col. Albert Clarke, secre-
tary of the Home Market Club, at
Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-09-08

1.-The use of 'Castoria' is so universal and
its merits so we'll known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, d. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloo1ningdale Reformed Church.
THE CENTAUR,COMPANY
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-09-08

Castoria cures Colo, Constipation, Sour
Stomach Diarrhoea, Erucation, kills Worms,
gives sleep, and promotes digestion, without
Injurious medication.
For several years I have recommended
your 'Castoria,' and shall always continue
to do so it has invariably produced bene-
fetal results"
EDWIN F. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
THE Winthrop, 125th St. and 9TH Ave,
New York
II Murray Street, New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-09-08

HOODS PILLS the best family cathar-
tic, gentle and effective. Try box. Price CSC
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18
rContinard from First Page
| away as Z result OF the terrible suspens
/ the. are enduring and the horrible sight

awav q 8 q result OF the terrIDie a ns pens.
the5 y are enduring and the horrible sig "
which met their res.
cftbe men thas far brought out OF TIN
mine alive only a few are likely to recover
In every instance the unfortunate mel
sveye bruised, torn and burned in dread
full manner and we're also Frustrated by
inhaIing the deadly choke-damp-the bane
of every miners e1istence-whieh pre-
vailed through the mine, filing every Grey
ice and vitiating the whole atmosphere
The noxious gaa which still prevails II
the mine, owing to the ventilator beans
DESTROYED by the explosion, thus cuftins
of ell means of furnishing pure air, great
Nv retards the work of the rescuins par
ties, as it ia impossible to safely breath
the heavy, overpowering air for any lengti
Of time, and there is the constant DANCE
Of another explosion as fatal as the first
From the condition of the mine, as re-
ported by the life-savers, hardly shadow
Of hops 10 entertained that any OF the MI
nsro who arc still entertained that any
of the miners who are still entoumbed II
their dreadful prison can survive, and thu;
terrible state of affairssadds greatly to the
overwhelming sorrow visible on ever,
side.
Among those still imprisoned are TWEEN
ty-fve voEsn. -
The latest Official estimate places the
number Of dead OF 300.
The Mipsrs of Husbandro and Pubic
Works are at the scene Of the dlsasfefan
are personally directing the operations OF
the reseuers.
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yT1ae1s1A: In the Clerk Office Circuit
Court of the County Of Wise on the
18th day ofFebruary l89,! At Rnles.
Against

18th day ofFebruary 1892 At Rnles.
E. a. Hoge ct al. Pitts
Against In chancery
J. G. Stamps Ell al. Deft's
The object of this suit is to subject AL
undivided five sevenths interest in and to
those two certain tracts Of land which
were conveyed by f. Il. Hoge, and Gcor-
gia R. Hoge bis wife, T. a. Hoge and Ma
nv 3. Hoge ha wife, A. 5. Hogc, James
8. Miller and Sarah Miller his wife, James
". Robinett and Susan j. Robineti, his
his wife, to J. G. Stamps Hugh Kyle, a. d.
Simwson. a. B. Rogan, j j. Wolfe, ii. s.
Clay, and W. f. Harris, by deed dated the
the 18th day of January 1890 and Record
ed in the clerk g office OF the county court
for Wise County, Deed Book, No. 20 ? p.
1876 Ell SEQ, to The payment OF the Vendors
lien retained in said deed for two thirds
of the purchase price OF said land which
is the sum Of 1881 6725 with inierst there
on from the 18th day OF January 1890. sub
ect to credit of $5S5.43 as of the 5th
day of March 1891 and also subject to q
credit of $l47,45 as ofthe 18th day Of April
1891. said two tracts OF land are situated
in Wise County Virginia on Guests River
contains respectively 300 acres and s.,
acres, and are known "a the d. 5. Hoge,
Farm and j. b. Miller, Farm and is part
of the land upon which the town Of Taco
ma is situated, And affidavit having been
made and fled that the defendants +. A.
Jacobs, d. G. Murphay. John " Fry, c.
J. Brown, J. T. LncaS, j. Il. Thurman
Mrs. II. n. Whitcomb, Mary Wilder. " m.
Ramsey A. F. Hoffman, Addie hubbard
Willis B, Holder, D. G. Campbell, -
Guild and-Lord whose christian names
are unknown, N w. Hale, F. A. Stratton,
J. G. Stamps, Hugh Kyle, a. D. Simpson,
A. B. Rosan, H. B. Clay and r. +. David
son are not residents Of the State ofNir
snia, it is ordered that they do appear
here within 3 days after due publication
hereof, and do what may be necessary to
protect their interests in this suit. And
if is furthur ordered that copy hereof
be PUBLISHED once week for four success
i've weeks in the BIG STONE PosT, and that
a copy be posted at the front door of the
courthouse of this county or the first day
of the next term of the county court Of
said county. A Copy-Teste:
O. H. Wears p. q. J. Z. Lipps Clerk
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18
OHIO DEMOCRATS.
Favor Er-President Clsveland-Gormar
Bsrvnger Than Hill.

Favor Er-President Cleveianc-Gorman
s.rongcr Than BILL.
NEW Yoax, March l5-Ex-Gov James
f. Campbell, of Ohio, was at the Filth Az
enue hotel yesterday.
"The Ohio delegation to the National
Democratic convention will be for win
ner," he said to a group of newspaper men.
beyond question a majority ofthe Demo-
Gratis of the State are fer Cleveland. lie is
rega rded % the strongest man in The Pa rfy.
If they csnnot have him uny one OF the men
from the West Who have been mentioned
in connection with the presidency would DC
acceptable"
"Ho~ about the Hill boom, which bis
friends claim has recently developed III
Ohio?"
"Ihere has been something Of Hill
boom of late" he said, "bnt there is al
impression that Gornan boom is strong
er in the State than Hill
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Buliitt& Mcdowell, .. q.


VlRGINia:-in The Cle-S.s Office Of the Gircri,
V Court Of the comfy oi y ise on the 18th day Of
February. 1897, In Vacation.
YIN. Miller. ct.al., Pilf}
against In Chancery
J. Z. Abraham, Det't
The obec; Of this suit is to surrogate
the plaintiffs, VIM. Miller and Il. G.. Bash
TO the rights in Equity of l.. ii. Vaughan
and $. D. Ferguson, and to enforce against
J. E. Abraham, defendant, a Vendors
lien on parts of lots 3 and 4 of Block II,
Of Improvement Cos Plat /, otthe town
OF Big stone Gap, Cor the payment OF one
third of each Of two purchase money
notes for 81 900, dated January 2eth, 1890,
and due in one and two years from their
date respectively. signed by plaintiffs,
Vim. Miiicrand Il. g. Bush and Defendant,
i. E. Abraham the Plaintiffs having paid
ofran discharged the said Abraham
one third Of each OF the two notes, the
lien sought to he enforced having been
retained in favor OF said Vaughan and
Ferguson in deed from said Ferguson
and said Vaughan and wife, TO VIM. Mill
err. !. r. Abraham and II. &. Bush dated
February l2th, 1880, and recorded in Wise
County D. B.lGp.,3l and All affidavit having
been made and filled that j. f. Abraham
is not a resident OF the State Of Virginia,
il is ordered that he do appear here within
fifteen days after duc publication hereof.
and do what may bc necessary to protect
his interest in this suit Aud it is further
ordered hat copy hereof he published
once II week for four weeks in The Big
Stone Posr, and that a copy he posted at
the front door Of the Courthouse of this
county on the first day of the next term
of the county court Of said county.
4 copy yeate: J. q LIPps, clerk
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

y VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office of
y the Circuit Court Of the County Of
Wise on the 25th day Of February, 1882
In VACATION.
Southwest Virginia Mineral Land Co.,
Plaintiff,
Against In 0hancerg
7, j. Fisher, ct al, Defts.
The object OF this suit is to recover Of
defendants, E. 81 Hardin and ii l..
Shields, balance due on II note for $3i6.
Sc, dated August l7ti, 1889, and due in
two years from lis da.e. and to enforce a
Vendors Lien ON lots 1913 and 20 Of
Block ~ of"Improvemcnt Co.'S Plat "of
the town of Big Stone Gap, retained in
decd from the Southwest Virginia Mine
raj Land Co., to the said Hardin and
Shields, dated August 18th, 1889, and re-
corded in Wise County D. Z. - page l66.
And an affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendants i, J. Fisher, j.
f. Johnson,J. w .Agee and M.L.Shields are
not residents OF the State Va ordered ibatt hay do
appear within fifteen days after due publication hereof
ard do what is necessary protect ;er interest in this
suit AID it is fathor ordered That copy hereof be
published once week FOR four weess.,n the BID S1sOg
osT and copy he posted al the from, door ofthc sorrt
honsc sad COUNTY, on FIRST day OF the next County
Court for tie SAID gonnty after the date Of this order
Aeopy: Tes;: j. f, I-lprs, C'sr!;
K. T. Wine. =. q. 2Sit
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18
Meeting of Poweil's River Fire Brigade

RI Getting of Poweiis River Fire Brigade
| The third and last meeting for organiz-
| ing the fire department, was held Satur-
day evening at the Commercial Club room
on Shawnee avenue.
The practice drill held Saturday after
noon developed the fact that thirty men
were not enough to handle the fire appa-
ratus. therefore the Chief Gf the Fire
| Department, II. c. Mcdowell, Jr., called
| for volunteers aud thirty more names we're
handed in and were chosen by the captains
Of the different companies and voted on by
the members of the different companies.
A committee consisting o. Asst-oiiet
Baker and Captains Bihbs and shelton,
was appointed to confer with the FIRE
Committee of the City Co7ncil and act
in regard to fire apparatus, etc.
j. c. Maynor was elected clllef OF me
bucket brigade.
Next Saturday afternoon at hall past
four o'clock, sharp, was appointed by .he
chief for the company to meet at Loocloc
Bros. store for practice.
The following is list Of the members OF
the IRE brigade with their positions:
Hose Go, No. /; c. E. Bibbs, Captain;
Y. G. McDowell, chief; G. A. Tracy,
assistant chief: T.. 4. Fox, sec. and treas;
IA. Youell, foreman, nozzleman; Y n.
Davidson, nozzleman; @. r. E.ans, Hy-
drant nan; Jno. B. PAYNE and r. K. Fox,
coap,ers; r. E. Brown, Il. Z. Fog, D. 9.
Anderson, W. x. Kilbonrn, 3. Il. Lloyd, j.
P. Thomas, j. Il. Kidd, Spencer Bergman,
". b. Hendricks, D. j. Wells. Linesmeli.
HOSE COMPANY NO
II. W. shelton, capfains ". 3. KiIbourn,
foreman and first nozzieman; v. r.
youell. second: c. e. Spadiug, fnird; ".
S. Beverly, fourth; J. l.. Jennings, hfsf
.bydraut man; Malcolm Smith, second
iydrart msn Il. S. Hobaek, j. 5. Wright, 4
d. H. Stewart, II. a. ". skeen, Z. 4, Sui
.liyau, Win. Greenfield, LATE Parr, :" v
Tasior. W. *. Shelby sdaesnlen.
HOOK Asp LAppgR ooMPAsss 80. ].
j. II. Goodloe, cxptain;G 2. Oily, Sare-
man. and wheelman; FfankC. Smith. hook !
man: " m. NJ McElwee. assistant HOOK
man: Al ~. Piracy. wheelman; " a, hen !
wood, stxnla,n q. II Spaidinis. assistant
4 x,nan,, ~. Il, Baker, assistant wheeiiaan. i
Assissaaits: ,loiin YAndaye,lder, y
;;es a.. Ssnrns. " s. Piiliaer,J z.
yiclycls, w S. Matthews, G, sscA alfs,
~ e. Horton.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18
ssis.. elEynLAsD INTERVIEWER.
he Ta,<s OF ra.4.T, Fut says Nothing or
She Presidency.

he Ta,<s OF ra4.I, gsut says Nothing OF
She Presidency.
Bs1r,Mo.r. March l4.-Ez-P reailent
Grover Cleveland expressed views about
national politics to-day to reporter of
the Buisisore Sun, at Spcsutia Island,
MARYLAND, sAege Mr. Cleveiand had come
to shoot dncss.
WHAT Is YOUR opinisn," nc was asked,
"snnud be the main issue OF the Demo
cratic party IN appealing to The voters Of
tile country
"Alg eviden2e,' replied The ex presi-
deaf, Of what the people waut and what
tl.ey expect Of the IA r!y wonld aoemciear-
~ to indicate that tariff reform, must he
tine issue II we tre to go into& winning
.dght'
ssN- hat 90 yon consider the best plaa Of
attacking ilte tariasin congress?'
s.Aly idea has ljaef thata genera! bib
.oa,d 10 the hest method, but am Will
ing IT, defer te those who are on the
ground and glso haze The battle in con-
gress 10 fight. ! nope The Springer free
wool bill sill pass, aad am also in favor
OF any other measure Wlfich will
tighten the burden OF taxation now
resting upou The people. In feet. | favor
any measure in tie direction O genuine
tnriireforn.
81 II has Aee the prosp tsAsf tie Demo
;ratiespaefs i ultimate slleressgg
.lssJ nave TN one ,ininIl ON hat 81 s.Ieet.
f the ngriy ii trae8ap isselE. frue To iis
Principles and fhisgls its pledge to the
leople it cannot full.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

Thr'st'"' Trustee ss: In cb.pc.ry ).
+. G. Chance, executor. ct al.
The object of this suit is to recover
Judgment against w. a. Nickels in the
sum of 1925 90, and J. G. Chance, Exc
cutor OF estate of VIM d. Jones, deceased,
in the sum Of l0l2 so, (being part of
the above smouts) with interest iron March
%; 1859, and to enforce the same by der
cree and bv foreclosure of the vendors lien
retained in a coed dated March q, 1889.
from Big Stone Gap Improvement Comps
nv and r. G. Ballard Ibruston' Trustee, TO
VIM. Fl. Nickels, on lots I, s, 10, IA, 10, Is
and II Of block 3, Improvement Cos Plat
No. !, in the town of Big Stone Gap. Va;
and affidavit having bedn made that j. G.
Chance. executor Catherine B. Jones, Jno.
NJ. Jones, Nancy Elizabeth Allen, j. G. Al
len. W. j Calmack, Benjamin D. Jones
John Jones, Z. Jones, Eu'a Jones, T. G.,
Rutherford Citizens Bank of Rogersvile,
Cone, james G. Shields, Joseph S.
Shields, Milton ". Shields, ". McGcorge,
IT., and Percy Mctieorge, parties defend
ant herein arc non-rcs ideHts OF this State,
the paid defendants are required TO appear
within fifteen days after due publication OF
this order in thu Clerk Office Of our said
court, at rules TO TO lie holden there for,
to do wha: il necessary to protect their
interests. And il is ordered that copy
Of this order be forthwith published, once
week, for fou. successive weeks, in The
Biz stone. Post, newspaper printed in the
town Of Fig Stone Cap, in the county of
Wise and posted At the front door Of the
courthouse OF said county, on the first day
cfthe next County Court for the said corn-
ty afterth date OF this order.
50 A copy-Yeste:
j. E. Lips, Clerk,
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18
GEN. ALGEH's CANDIDACY.
lie Thinks lle Has Michigan Solid. Eesid o
Eriends In Other statop.


Friends In Other States.
CHICAGO, March 15.-Gen. Alger, in an
Interview here declared himself cAndi-
date for the Presidential nomination
~ButI wish it clearly understood" con
tinned Gen. Alger, THAT my candidacy is
not to be construed in the light of an ad-
verse criticism on President Harrison OF
his Admin istration. He has given the
country clean, able Government. In
matters wherein he aud hare differed in
policy, his Judgment may have been bet
than mine, as claim no superior wisdom.
The ambition 10 aspire to the Presidency
is the right of The American citizen, the
bright hope OF every American boy. In
becoming !, candidatcI am bit exercis-
ing that highes. privilege Of an Ameri-
can.
Then. too, like tose something more
in politics and Conventions than cut
and dried arrangement. Competition is
the life Of politics as we'll as Of business. /
have received assurances OF support from
many quarters. expect 10 have the
Michigan delegation, but have reason to
think that will have friends in other
States as we'll. AS to the States from
which expect votes, cannot now talk.
| know thai sieur years ago ins;nuations
wcrc made lt,s, laone.., had been used IN
nv behalf. So fat, as I ain concerned that
is untrue II aits OF MY alleged friends
made miStai il was without mr. know
ledge Or consent, aud to this day an in
mocent Of any knowledge OF the use OF inn
proper means 90 gain yetes FOR NE IN the
Convention 1t ANYTHING Of that sind
was done il mls done NJ their expense.
But I dosnot beiieya9:s v ORD at II.
- ca,,s,5t set Tia domination in An
honorable wsty, a. the free cheice OF n
lnajorlfsott ssle Rep,s5 ''icasi losssy l do net
waltt il.
s.issIsss,s,
ass.isys ne s.s.s saisca .isp i.restaentsai
tt9rss3 sc1a
oil IN iIltnrsles IN
called slpon 1hr,
s,,lesci he race for
tsss
ID
ssessasa Democrat
issssil s 4
siilg ogk
s:s,l5 eotsiI iaers recon-
party ~ ssy must COVE
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18
Just What Kie Wanted.
From the Atlanta Constitution.

Wife, Heres man who writes: IF
you don't stop putting my name i'll the pa
per I'll knock the devil out of you.
Editor, Good! Run him in tomorrow,
and if he knocks the devil out of me III
Join the church, go to preaching and taAo
up A collection"
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18
Gath day Of 10 rc.;, lS5

seal the highesttiadeF The cortaia lot IN the BIZ.
ioGei ni'a there faily described wi.Gi 10; il statd
street and adjoining the store occupied by q 4 rnns
The dced from o. r Barn ct al to q. e. Taba.t being
recarded n ID b page.Sa 10 which resereneei is here
made forthc description
forms Of sale:
5eTy aye dollars r5o0 cash OF day Of sale balance
nafsble in tao equal insaiimcns le respectively in
~. ai s@eTe months from day OF SALE good security
being required for he deferred paypignts
L. TURNER hanrs, spsrial commissioner.
y TIE Clerk 5 once OF tho tifcul. Court AZ the
,n::Fiy Of ts.ise.e
snnn ftfintiI, agrips. Il. E. 7aibnsi
Ell al, defendants In ciIancery.
u Fl npa, clerk Of the said conrt ia certify that
tic bond required Of Tie spesig S. Tie
iterre Rendered in said csnse On lie send, day of
1901 has been duly given.
6iyaii under my hand az rIe.i al the nsif rour,
his s saatt, dsy Of November, 1851 S.
2.sss-Efm Testa n. &. LIPS. Clerk.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18
! .es,a Dos, g., ,,,,i,,n ID ON .s.il,

srs ron, 4. III. II arch lsessan
81 sseta.ssss has pissed the bil (which
calli con- hlnstf on si,e tween
fsls Raad ing, erscgs Central and lsehish
ley roads
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18
Personals.
Mrs. W. c. Harrington and Miss Stell
are visiting relatives in Bristol.

Mrs. W. c. Harrington and Miss Stella
are visiting relatives in Bristol
Squire B. O. Ferguson returned last
week from visit to friends in Tennessee
Mrs. j. II. Duff left Friday for Louisville
to visit her son, Rad, who IS in the hos
pital there.
Fred S. Hoback took the road honGay
to sell shares in the Monarch Coal and
Coke Company.
Mr.. Z. RI. Hardin is here from Harrods
burg, Ky., on business.
Conductor Bob Grnbb, Of the S. A. & Q.
railroad, has moved his family, wife and
two children. from sBristol to this place
He has rented one Of the Goodloe cottages
on Gilly avenue.
w. P. Lipscomb is able to be ont after
two weeks scice of the grip.
Bishop Galloway, of Alabama, and Sam
Jones, the great evangelist, OF GcerEia
will hold protracted meeting at the
Methodist church, OF this place, sometime
in May.
Miss Alice Barrow, of Turkey Cove, was
A. .sA r. NJ, ~ L{ OuId la st YCpk
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

NTlRGIylM In the Clerk Office of the
Circnt Court Of the County of Wise
on the 24ih day OF February 1892 In Va
cation.
P. G. Thompson ei Al. Pitiil's,
Against In chancery
W. f. Harris ct al Dfendt's
The object Of this suit is to enforce a
vendors lien for $3a39,51 Qess certain
credi;s) due may :!7th 1891, with interest
accruing, which lien was retained on the
land named in Il Deed from j. NJ. Dur
ham aad aife TO ". E. Harris AID F. ~
Stratton, dated MAY eth 1880 and record
cd in Wise Ccunty in Deed Book 40. u
page Us. Ana an affidavit having been
made ard flied hat the deicndents +. A..
Stratton Il. 3. Slaughter I. X. Dunn,
John Skillern ana Mrs. VI. 3. Durand are
not residents OF the state Of Virginia, it
is ordered that they Do appear here within
Is DAYS after due publication hereof,
and do what may he necessary to protect
their interest in this suit. And it is fur
ther ordered that Il copy hereof be pub
likhed once week Tor four weeks in the
Big STONE posr, and that copy be post
ed al the front dcorot the courthouse Of
this county on The first day Of The next
term of the county court Of said county,
a copy-Tcz,e: j Z. Lips Clerk.
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