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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
John johnson to DO Placed In the Deatl
Chair To-day.

AUBURN. Nov 13.-Warden Stout read the
death warrant to John Johnson at 3 o'clock
this afternoon. The prisoner listened atten-
lively without com ment, but at it's conclusion.
whom the Warden said that the execution
would take place on tho morrow. he was visibly
affected:
why. you won't kill me until you've heard
from the Governor. will you 2" he anxiously
inquired.
The Warden replied that 1t would take place
to,morrow unless the Governor sent a repreve
Rraphed Gov. Flower that he had fixed upon
to-morrow at midday as the time for the exc
cution OF johnson. He does not expect to
hear anything further from the Governor,
however. The dynamo was again tested this
evening. and the volt m eter registered 300
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
Cashier HIllIard Lock cd I'm.

Louis W. billiard. the absconding cashier Of
the Chicago Tribune. who surrendered himsel
In Spain. arrived on the Werra yesterday, and
10 at Police HEADQUARTERS. He will be extra.
dited at once. billiard stole $4,000 in a very
tor Of tho Tribune 10 out OF town. ehecks ior
ms snare O. q the diyldends are drawn to be de-
tore up the checks and helped himsa ss'm 5appy
the cash drawer TO their face value. just he.
iorS he disappeared he tore up q check ior
$1,000 and took that amount Of money ior
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
Want Moody Morrill, Hisbnrr,d.

BosTos. Nov ia petition for the dlsbar-
ment OF Moody Morrill,. the missing lawyer
and business man. was filed to-day in the
Stfice OF the clerk OF the. Suffolk County
petition 10 based on the alleged m isconduct Of
Morrill, in connection with a tran sactlon about
2 mortgage. which resulted In the loss Of
trix Of the estate OF j. b. Eastman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14

An Ex-Poiicemaa Drowned While Fishing.
Frank Creutzberg Of A. Lewis street. Jersey
City. who was formerly q policeman attached
to the Third precinct, was drowned Sunday
afternoon IN tho Hacksnsack River. near the
Pennsylvania, railroad bridge. Creutzberg
Ing pulled over to the bridge to get some bait.
Grreutzberg tried to climb up, on the bridge.
fell into the water. His son Jumped In after
him. but was unable to save him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
REv1sED VERSION OF ROBBERY.
Hanker Marino Knew tho Men Who Made
Him Empty His Safe.

HHTn Empty bHIh 5nIc.
There Is considerable mystery about the
alleged robbery Of Ralmondo c. Marine. the
Italian banker att Fourteenth avenue. New
ark. on Saturday night Marines first story
was that four men entered his little once and
had In his safe. "N
The case was not reported to the police.
went away to get an Italian Interpreter lie
d!d not return, He said yesterday afternoon
That me men who visited him and demanded
street and two Of their employees. and that he
was t Gniing to have them arrested, He could
the money There was no run ON hia iittla
nank yesterday, and his clients seemed to be-
ieve that he would pay every dollar he owed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
LOCKED HIS UNCLE IN.

Aud Then Ando On with $3.50 and HE
Uncle's Watch.
Joseph Jennings. the 1S-year-old nephew
OF James Jennings. came from Amsterdam.
N. Y. a week ago on q visit to his uncle. who
lives at 107 Hudson avenue. Brooklyn. Early
yesterday morning the youth disappeared
with 5000 and silver watch belonging to his
uncle.
On securing the m oney and watch he locked
his uncle in u bedroom, and. after locking the
other doors took to flight with the keys as
well as The booty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
RetriaI OF the Jaeob,.sire Suit.

Tho retrial OF Miss Esther Jacobss suit
against Henry. D. Sire for breach OF prom
ise OF marriage will probably begin before
Judge Gildersleeve in Part II. Of the Supreme
Court this morning. In the original suit the
General Term set that verdict aside upon q
teonnleality The case was to have begun
yesterday. hut no one except Mr., Sire appear cd
In court. The new trial Will probably be
more Interesting than the first trial. Bourke
COCHRAN VIII appear for the defendant and
Charles W. Brooke for the plaintiff.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
A PROFITABLE PEANUr STAND.
Miss Anderson Wants Back Diamond Rim
IBought Out OF Its Profits.

Misc Anderson Wants Back q Diamond Ring
Isought Out OF Its Profits.
Douglass Carroll Of Seventeenth street and
Ninth avenue was before Police Justice Tighe
in the Butler Street Court. in Brooklyn. yeste.-
day. on the complaint Of Miss Ola Andersen
who accused him Of having stolen her 500
diamond ring.
Miss Anderson kept peanut stand at Ulm or
Park. Bensonhurst last summer and at the
ahead. She invested most Of her savings in
jewelry. and. it is said. gave the diamond ring
to Carroll as token OF her affection. When
manded the return OF the ring. He told her
that he had given 1t 70 another young woman.
70 Miss Anderson, and she had him arrested.
Carroll acknowledged to Judge TiGhe that Miss
Anderson had given him the ring at a picnic.
another woman. week was allowed him to
restore 1t to Miss Anderson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
D,.a.ured by III. Gum. E.,,..,o.

David Roantreo OF Newmarket, N. j.. WAS
harribly dishgured by the explosion Of his
shotgun while he was hunting rabbits near
flainheld yesterday afternoon. Ho carried an
oId-ias1ioned muzsle. loading gun. and had
enarsea IL very heavily; The breeoh Of the
ments struck Roantree full in the face. Ills
bDsS Tas III blown away and his eyes were
remarkable. He will probably recover. hut
will be disiigured for life. ''S''''' '1'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
Nm Owner. Rsaus,nr w....

LITTLE FALLS. N. Y. Nov l3.-The mill own
ers here are systematically reducing wages
besides running on short hours. Postmaster
Adams. who owns . knitting mill laid Oh part
oi his hslp % Saturday night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
r.ru,u. Shot In . Quarrs, Anon, ss.

John Petretz. who shot Joseph Fernins on
Sunday night at Thomas Fernins's saloon. at
63 Colgate street. Jersey City. was arrested
yesterday. The shooting was done In a quar-
rel about So which ietretz owed Thomas Fer.
night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
Amateur The.trleals at the Ts..ro-r.

The first entertainment at the worknsmsp,s
Tee-To-Tum Club. $40 East Twenty third
street. was given last night by members Of tho
A AT Comedy Club They, gave two one.
by the crowded audience. These pl avs wssd
"A Game Of Cards" and "Trying II O1.n WI" Mre
Eyert j. Wendell took the star Garts In both
ances will be repeated to. night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
IL saowed or the Banks.

The Red Star steamship Friesland. which
arrived from Antwerp yesterday. encountered
the first Atlantic snow storm Of the season OF
the Banks OF Newfoundland. II lasted from 2
+. NJ until midnight on Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14

Trolley car No. 1927. OF the Putnam avenue
line In Brooklyn. collided last night at Classon
and Putnam avenues, with a light wagon in
man. Nichol Digan. were driving. Both men
were thrown out Mr.. Hart escaped with q
severe scalp wound and internal Injuries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
He was AuctIonins on Ilis Stove In the
stree; on fsunany

MrLouis Cohen. who iiyasnt III Allen street
being In need of ready money. decided on sun
day to raise ii by auctioninG Off IL store. Ito
was proceeding to do so in tic street, In front
81 "a Hester street. whom u Policeman stopped
me bidding and arrestaR the auctioneer
gVlIcg SgIIl yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
Blggest or Tank Steamships.

Tho steamship Vedra. biggest tank anoat.
completed her maiden voyage to this port
yesterday. She measures 4, 050 tons. and can
garry $500 tons OF oil. She belongs to Alfred
Stewart Il Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
Mr.. and ATrs. William PITT M,.chen's Silver
Wedaing.s

Mr.. and Mrs. William Pitt Mitchell last night
celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at
their home. SO East Seventh street. The par
lors were deliberately decorated with palms.
cut flowers. and potted plants. Among the
MIR. and Mrs. John Mitchell, Andrew J. White.
Judge and Mrs, Fitzgerald. Mr. and Mrs Ed
and ex-JudHe and Mrs. Maurice ]. Power.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
SINCE THE WAR

Rheumatism radically cured every case since 1861
Win Famous Prescription 100 8st. prepared BY Null
LBh ~ Univ crafty place New YORK. Muscular Gouty,
sciAiic, lnhamnialOry, ac. Pleasant 70 taEI 5Se
eQttS AL dTpEEistI fAmphlst nsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
RECEIVERS SALE.
NEW PIANOS BEST

Standard mAkes-steinWAy. BshT Bros, steek. and
others new and second handi must and will be SOld
Any price conlidsfsd. Try thsm-you need not buy.
Best opportunity ever offered.
~ FILTH AV.. NEAR ISTH 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
Little Damage to tho Kntn..h,p Texas.

WASHINGTON Nov. 13-Admlral Brown. who
is in command at the Norfolk Navy Yard. was
at the Navy Department to-day. He rldicules
the story OF serious damage sustained by the
battleship Texas recently. through the settle
1.-THE next thing we will hear II this goes
on. Is that the bottom Of the Texas is worm.
eaten. Tho bottom OF tho ship Is OF steeL)
two small braces about one-sixteenth OF an
inch. and slight buckling. Because 1t is DIFF
as $500 TO straighten them out and putin some
additional supports"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14

Captain Rush B. Wallace reported at the
CAPTAIN Montgomery Sicard in the command
OF the Miantonomoh.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
:.
Sale of Los.

- i
as Sp.ciai cni.inie,oner ~ the ra USE now
pending IN the Wise circuit court of the
Southwest Virginia Mineral Land company
vs. Ri. Wingate aud others, and pursuant to
decree rendered in said cause on April the
9Th, 1893, viii on
Thursday, August 3fst. 1893.
sell at public outcrv to the highest bidder,
AT the front door of the Post Office, in the town
of Big. Stone Gap, Virginia, between the
hours of IL NJ. and Up. M,
Lot No Twenty-right (2S) Ssi"ck IL,
Improvement CO.'S Plat No. j." of the town
Of Big Stone Gap, Virginia, upon the following
costs of suit and commissions OF sale, cash in
hand, and one third Of the residue Of the pnr-
chase price in cash, and for the remaining
two-tlirts credit of six and twelve months
will be given, purchaser TO execute bond pay
able 20 the commissioner without security,
bearing interest from date of sale; commits
soner to retain the title to the property and
lien thereon to secure the deferred purchase
money. K. I. Irvine,
Aug. 3-35-4t Special commissioner.
VIRGINIA: In the Clerks office Of the Circuit
Court of the county Wise:
Southwest vigIinia Mineral Land Company Plt'fs
K j. Winga.c tnI. Defendant.
III. f. Lipps, Clerk OK aid court 10 certify ,aht
the bond required Of the commissioner by the decree
rendered in said cause 9Th day Of April 1881
has been daily given. Given under my hand ~ clerk
OF said court. Teste: j. r. Lrrs, Cl9rk
Aug 2-35-4t
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The COMMONWEALTH of Virginia,

y
IT, thr Saerjfof tht Cnunty of Wisf-Grectin9:
Whereas at q term of the Circuit Court con-
tinued and held for Wise county at the court
house thereof on Wednesday, the 18th day of
April 1898, the following order was entered in
the Cllancery Cause OF Southwest Virginia
Mineral Land Company VS. +. NJ. Hardin ct al,
to wit:
"This cause coming on again this day to be
heard upon the papers formerly read herein,
and the further report Of R. 7. Irvine special
commissioner filed this day setting forth that
the notes given as deferred purchase money
on the lands in the bill and proceedings mem
toned have not been paid, although both of
said notes are past due and payable except the
sum of ($50.O0) fifty dollars, credited as Of
October 10. 1892 $50. 90 Fifty dollars as Of
February %, 1893, and (Ss3.yD eiShtv-tlree
dollars aud nnetv-nine cents as OF Februar.
q, 1895, was argued By counsel upon cOnsd-
Grafton whereof, upon motion oi the plaintiH
herein by Attorney, "A rule IS awarded against
the said purchasers TO wit: I. W. Roberts,
j. K. Abraham, j. y. Abraham 4. w. Nc
Rcry, j. n. Miles, e. W. Wilder, and F. NJ.
IIalloran, rrturnable To the first day of the
next September Term of this court, to show
cause if any they have or can why the said
land should not be resold to satisfy said de
fcrred nstallmcntS Of purchase money, and
this cause is continued" And an affidavit
having been made and filed that 5ile defend
ants G.. W Roberts. j f. Abraham, j. y.
Abraham, u. W. McKcry, J. n. Miles, &. w.
Wilder, and +. NJ. Halloran, are non-residents
of the State of Virginia. it is ordere, that :hey
do appear here or the LIST day Of the next
September term Of this court to answer said
rule, and do what may be necessary
to protect their interest in this suit. And il
is further ordered that Al copy hereof be pub
lishcG once Il week for four successiv" weeks
in the BIC Stone Gap POST, and that copy
be posted 1T tc front door Of the court
house of tl,is county on the first day of the
next rrrr OF the County Court of said Cour!y.
a rnp,--Toste: ". f. kTLGoRE. Clerk.
BY G. A. johnson, ID. C.
r. T. Irvine, y. d. Aug. 35-4t.
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Sui. OF Stonega Academy.

Stonega Academy was sold lasY
Tuesday { Aug. at noon by j. q:
Alavnor, special commissioner. anil
was ir,ught in for the city ny com.
mittee of the council, consisting OF
MessrS. Evans, Moore and Taylor,
at $1,000, one third cash, balance on
six and twelve months. The total
indebtedness against the school build
ing was about 1880. The academy
will be used by the city for public
school purposes until Contractors
Crowell finishes the brick building.
The city had already bought the
desks, globes and other outfits of the
academy, so everything is supplied
for school conducted on the best
principles. The old building on the
corner of East Second St., and Wyan-
,lotte avenue will be sold--as the
ground ON which it is situated was
simply leased to the city by the I'm
proyement Co.--or used by the color
ed school. Three teachers will prob
ably be employed for the white school
as there are three room, good facll'
tiles for heating, and plenty of light
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
Meeting OF Town Council.

~
The following members Of the
/ Council met Monday at 2 p. m.
Mayor Hudgeons. and councilmen Q
L. Goodloe, G. w. Evans, w. w
Taylor, Joshua Mullins, VIM. t
Kennedy and j. p. Moore.
! Minutes Of previous meeting read
land adopted.
j. +. Bum, City Collector, execut-
ed bond to the town for $40, 900 with
w. e. Harris, S. a. Collier, I. n.
Kelly, J. NJ. GoodIoc and a. ]. Ho-
back as sureties. Collector reported
progress.
The Appalachian Bank was re-
elected Treasurer.
Committee on fights and water re-
ported that it was unable to get the
Electric Light and Power Co. to
grant lower terms for lighting the
streets, or the Water Co. to lower
its rates for water. Committee was
continued and report deferred till
next meeting.
The special committee, composed
of Messrs. Evans, Moore and Taylor,
appointed to purchase Stonega Ac-
adcmy, reported that it had been
bought for 81 200 terms, third
cash, balance six and twelve mon tbs
time.
The following claims were allow
ed:
6. E. Gilly, town sergeant, salary for July
and feeding prisoners. -. 49,. S63.25
Kelly Evans, street work 49,. 1890
W. s. Mathews, city attorney, July, 1000
W, ". Nickcls, rent town hall, July, 1880
G. NJ, Harris. printing, balance, . 1922
r. p. Barron, typewritting bond, &C., 200
w. F. Baker police service, -. l,35
Goodloe Bros, horse hire. lI.34
/" F." rent Of hose honse, 600
Henry Watson, Janitor, June, July 400
Total $l76 U6
The Council, Mayor and recorder
were allowed the amounts due them
to date.
The committee appointed to settle
with w. i. Kilbourn, late collector,
not having finished, was continued.
The matter of accepting SOC on
the dollar for the town bonds was
postponed till called meeting.
The Public Building Committee
was instructed to rent the old school
building on Wyandotte avenue.
The matter Of contracting with the
Electric Light and Power Company
was rcconsidered, and the Mayor was
authorized to renew the contract ut
$1,000 per annum.
The purchase Of II police badges
was referred to the Police Committee.
Adjourned.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
The commonwealth of Virginia,

70 lie .Si,er iT OF tlc Comfy NJ Irise-GreCting:
Wc command yor, that you summon " harris.
s !. Whitehead, Holston National Building 4 Lean
Association, Bird N Robinson Trustee, Bunk OF Big
Stone Cap Southwest Virginia Mineral Lana Ionl-
many. & Ballard ThurSton Trustee, Appalachian
Bank, C Thompson, c Tlomnsol, Jr., Lhclhoa
Thomp>on julius Kaufman, Morris Mayer, Alfred
= Mullins. LlcweIivn Creigier,D " Bolts, J NJ aar-
din. The Turner Locker Cos, Improperly
Innwn n. the Locker Company, Mcconnell,
2, Mcdonnell NJ b Wood and ! ] Hager tn appear NJ
tho Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of the county
NJ Wise a the rules be held for the said tonT! on
me 10, Monday in October. 1898. 20 answer bill IN
(h.lery exhibit I'd against tiei Ill cu saIa court
hv mo Wolf H Clay enc { Moore, partners do
inc business rs Wolf, Clay Co. And have then
there This writ Witness, Kigore Clerk OF our
said Court at the cort- the I'm day OF August,
1884, and in the 1lSth year OF the toinmonweaith'
= BY c A johnson, G..
VIRGINIA: Nixe;C0le to-wit ):
/. "A johnson, Deputy for W hiigore clerk, OF
Tho Circuit Coutt or said county do. hereby certiy
,b,t-,t npnt.ars from an affidavit On file that III the
c,T,so af Holt. Clay & Co.. VS. Harris ct al
which eA,,se is now pending II said court that the
Turner E0oker Cumpany a defendant IN sara cause
and is Il foreign corporation ait uat Here Is 10 ON
ccr or agent Of said ,rpoeaop IN the county Of WISE
MIR nuy OTHER urrs.. Wr' pf,,cec> against stid
,cormiaiia gaD be Ia yfully serre' IL - therefore
rderd .ha. !, uroc.s- IN sail cai>c ~ puhhshcd LOT
fi,u- ye weeks IN The Big Sune Gsp Post Il
weekly rev sraner pni,isl,e'n Ri. St'i'e Gap, Wise
.,ni. vir..inii. ,s,fier with cnPyf this order.
a,t a.. ...., .4,,-, ~ I'D = =; fepr. eo"r %
The .,-S ,.,,S ~ -ai ic,,f h,s 's' ~ ''f ''
,u..ss ~ ~ 49, II H. q 81 ss,,ii,i.
j, t.py--1rsdr, " l. t0pk. ssIs.ss
lus. ,o-,a;.4t By 4 johnson g,
y
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
Oevntere.t to Motl,crs.

The success of Mrs. Ami" NJ. Beam,
of McKeesport, Pennsylvania, iii he treat
ment of diarrhca IN her children will un-
,doubtedly lie of interest to many mothers.
She says: j spent scvetal weeks IN
Jonstown, Pa, after ,hc great hood on
account OF M husband being employed
there. We had several children with us,
t,vo Of whom took diarrhoc. very badly.
eoi some of Chamberlain Collie, Chole-
r., and Dinrhoea Remedy from Rev. Mr..
Chapman. 1t cured both OF them.
knew of several other cases where it was
eoual,y successful think it cannot be
eScelied and checrfully recommend it"
rs and so cent bottles for sale by }. W.
Kelly, Druggist. -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
UN,.UcKY ST. LAWRENCE.
lsr,sso, Has a Disastrous fire.

Rris5o. HAS q Dtsastrous Ftfee
The fates, not being satit6ed with
ripping the ST. Lawrence Hotel cup
the back" with a cyclone not long
since, again attacked the building
about $50 o'clock Tuesday, July
25th, this time in the shape of the
fire fend.
The fire alarm was sounded and
the FIRE boys soon had the hook and
ladder wagon at the scene Of the fire.
Faithful work on their part, after q
time, got the fire under control, and
keptit from spreading to adjoining
buildings.
The fire broke out in the roof of
the "L," or kitchen, thought to have
originated from sparks from the
kitchen chimney.
Most Of the furniture was gotten
out, bnt III badly broken mp man.
ner.
The fire entirely Quilted the third
and second floors, and left the bal
ance Of the building in wrecked and
ruined shape.
The building was owned by Mrs.
Jno. g. Wood and was being run
under the management of Nlessrs.
Aiken and Powell. The building
cost about $4,000. Only $4,000 in
surance, and it is stated that the
property was mortgaged for $4,000.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10

tJiK;lEfN: II! t,- Clerks Once OF the Circuit
Y Court OF the Count: ~ Wis IN the 22'" day OF
July, 1898 In vacation.
Alabama ". Kelly, whc sues
hvIohn W. Horn, her next
friend, Plaintiff, In Chancery.
against
John W. Kelly and Vim. L.
Dale, Defendants.
The object nf this suit is to dissolve the bonds OF
matrimony heretofore solennized between the said
Alabama ". Kelly and John W. Kelly rtncuto
nnrimOnic to subject lot OF land belonging to said
John W Kelly which sold by said Dale tn said
John W. Kelly and stinted In Wise county, Virginia,
and adjoining the lands Of said Dale, TO the payment
OF the costs Of this sui and the maintenance OF Plain
tiG and also To enjon and restrain said John W. Mel
IL from In anywise Interfering with said Plaintiff
and her child, or disposing Of said land during the
pending OF this suit. Injunction granted and bond
executed And an affidavit having hecn made mud
filed that the def,ndant John W. Kelly IA not resi-
dent OF the Of Va. it is ordered that he do appear
here.> withing Is days after due publication
hefeof, and do what may be necessary to pro-
tfct his interest in this snit. And it is fur.
..4her ordered that copy hereof be published
s,ucc week for four weeks in the Big Stone
Gah Posi-, and that copy be posted at the
froi,fInnr Of the cnur, house Of this county nn
the frSNtlav Of the n:xt term Of the c"naty
court 81. Sail cn.:n!v.
copy --'Tc,uv Y. T. Hila;uur, Clerk.
i;y A. $. Hogc, u. c.
q VI. Wears pu July 27-sI-:G.
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y VI, Wears, y. q.
VIRGINIA.: .
Cnur for the county OF Wise the 9Th day of August
1888.
Wolf Clay Co.,
40 In ChnncrrY.
" r Harris CT nj
In clianccry.


Tl,r ohicc, Of This suit is 4" recover judgement
a:ains, " F. Hurts in the sum of $i"l.4l with In
:.rc.i from August ;, 1899, "n costs and I" enforce
mechanics lien filed by compn"n'- ri" ~" 'w% WIN ana,
- half story frame dwelling house oh cast side OF
Proctor street between wyan''otr and t'i'lry ave
r,,cs In Fig Stone Gap. Va, aud IN the lot OH WHEN
it stands tu-wt Lot Is, Of block ~. improvement
Co.'S Plat No. L. OF Zig Stone Gap, Va; Tor az"
scr!pton OF which said plat on record III once Il"
clerk OF Wise county court. Ard affidavit having
been made and filed that Ballard Thrust"' rus
tee. pr Thompson. p Thompson, Jr.. Ihc'n"a
Th.nppsr,i, llfred II Mullins. .ewr!iyn rr.'y'cr.
II W Ph,,s, ) II Hardin and - Hae"r are n"n-rr.i-
%. this Stale; al; nf whom ar" part;S drl"ri"nt !"
this canSe the said defendants are re-
quirod to arpenr hsre within j. days att'r dne
rnhraiion of this order. in the clerks Office g" "'r
said court, IT rules to lie holden therefor. am! a"
what Is necessary To protect their interests. IN" !"
is ordered that copy OF this order In forthwith, pun,
Iished once wrr, for four scceeSsit" HoeSstn tne
Biz Stone Gap Posr, newsr'p' printed IN me
town OF Rig Stone Gap in tue county OF Wise sia,e
of virginia, and posted lat the front door o! me
cnlrt-ho>H Of said county on the FIRST day "' inc
coun.y court after the date OF this order
cony. Teste: V. E.KIiG0RE, Clerk.
p,,,it, = JcDowell, u. g. By A johnson, u 6.
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