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TOR SALE-HOUSES-
SOiJTHEAS'T

FOR SALE-HOUSES-
SOUTHEAST.
l113-l5 and TIT u
st, N, 10 and Or. IS. 900
82l and S28 D ct, N,
oo Sr o, each :; = :: 3, ! 600
416 L Ut, m. Or. L. 600
Alley. bet 9th and 7th,
9 and e, bh. 3r. Il, 500
Dos 10th 1t, IN, Or. 1, 500
1915. 1347 and 1a49
& ct. N. Or. eachl, 200
a. K Ut, { b. 5r. II, 900
Z Hope ave. hh. ar. 800
SOUTH WENT.
40 LIST ut, Z b. ~. 8, S7E
467 and 469 L ct,
{ h. 4 rooms. =. S,SU
$50 N ct. b b, Or. 2. 500
842 and S44 NJ ct.
fh, Ar. 2, 600
80 LIST vt. b h. Or. 1850
Alley.4k and 9Th,
II and /, Z b. Ar. 900
e13-16-17 Burke's al,
II each. ........... 800
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Black COrSets

VIII receive most OF our attention for the
next few DAYS. We've tist received q
case Of Fire Black Bias whalebone COR
SETS. which Will go for only e3.7b.
They're worth every BIT Of $50. We're
closing out a lot Of regular 81 italian
Cloth Corsets at sl.45. Let us At you
with a pair Of either kind
PHYSICAL CULTURE Constr Go.
llo7 q ST. o.. q wAslan. late sf q. AsF)
oc19
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BICYCLES.

BEvEL GEARS NEVER WEAR OUT. CANNOT
soil the bands the clothing, render trouser
guards useless, require practically no attention
and better than all these. save 80 per cent Of the
lost motion that the chain. with its stretching,
sprocket climbing and non-alenment Is to
cause. Call and the "chainless' safety BIZ
cycle at 701 18th at. nv. se0-1m
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Horses. Horses.
S. BENsINGER, AUCuoNEER-
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARTILAGE BA-
ZAAR, NO. $40 LA. AVE
FUTURE DAYS.


s. BENsNGER, AUCnoNEER.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARTILAGE BA-
zAAR, NO. $40 Ia AVE
PEREdPToRY SALE OF FORTY HEAD OF
HORSES AND MARES.
moreland county. Pennsyivsnia, have eoisisnsd TO
% tb car R loaa Of EHTssf ana Ms5es 70 pc
This load consists OF Heavy Draft Hors-s and
some extra Drivers = Horses and Mares suit
to be sold without limit or reserve.
We invite contractors, expressmen and persons
wishing TO purchase horses for any Surpose to At
Twenty-Five head Of Horses and Mares. some good
s BENsNGER.
+. ocI4-2t Auctionssr.
THOMAS BOWLING CO.. Auctionsers.
6l2 St NV
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING PREMISES No. l39
EIExENTHa BETWEEN A AND B STREETS
of September, 1880. and recorded in Eiber No ISL
folio 397 ct seq, OF the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, and by direction Of the parties
sell, at public auction. on THURSDAY, OCTOBER
TWENTY SMITH, 1885, AT HAIF-PAST FOUk
O'CLOCK M. in front Of the premises. lot mum
hannas subdivision Of lots In said square recorded
II the oiiiee Of the surveyor Of the District %
on 18th street by depth Of about IS feet. with
improvements thereon.
months. with Interest secured by deed OF trust on
the property sold or all cash. at the option OF the
sale; AL conveyancins and recording at cost Of
purchaser.
THos. z. wAGGAMAN,
CLIFFORD U. SMITH.
oc14-dts Trustees.
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5l{ LIST st Sc. Or. ...821. 80
JcS LIST II Sc. 6r.....-2. 50
$40 lat st Sc. Or. -..2S. 30
81 10Th 20 ne. Or. 20. 80
ll0S-lI-21 Harvard. Or. 20
] 400 p 1tn 50 nv. 6-. DO
l752 K ct nv. f,r Ccol). :. 20
PIP o st NV, Or (colb...I4
1912 Valley at NV, 6r....12
2l3 and 32l5
Cherry hill. Ar (col). b. g
lO44 3lst Of NV. office rm- z
iSHFD.
223e 18th st. 6r.......S35
BILE, DAVIS & CO..
1919 a. NV.
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EGS tENf-
1G7i 3lst st NV. 12r. o0.42
14iOPa av NV. 1ti-...-3O
15152Sth st nv, Sr.....+O
::E0 y sc NV. 12r Ar 30
Howari ave. Nit p. sr
< bath. larxe Grounds. 10
1505 18th st nv. Tor. 10
lJ092Sth st nv, 9c. II. 20
~ ~ =, NV. Sr. $50. 30
S;l5 18th - ext. Or ....--35
1C3 Z 81 Sc. Sr..-..-..0 20
5lo LIST 81 50. Tr.....31 30
FURNl
400 G st. 12r. $50
DEE
nsl r.
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f2s4 n n ~ NJ
a. zooo
1927 II a. a. SS0
i202 In6.r 3, ~
a. aoo
1897 Gale n
A. S1s0
oa q st n A. nS0
2OQ 70 SIS A. m
4. goo
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FIRST-CIASS HORSE AND BUGGIES CAN BE
hired for 50 per day at HUNTRESS' STARI.FS
and cheaper rates can he had by the Week
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16l2RI ave. ..35 102S Conn ave. rear. -
oc9 l. o. HObrLNAS. l0th and Z ats n. v.
FOR RFNT-2O26 HIILYER PLACE. SQUARE
and a half above Dupont Circle; three-story brick:
Twelve rooms; parior. library, dining and
kitchen all on 1rst noor: SIS q month
sei1-tr wa. b. KING, Owner. s1S y st.
FOR RFNT-FURNISEED-l4 RHODE ISLAND
ave-, with without large stable. oc6-1m
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Four-story English basement: II rooms
and bath; just completed: on Nst st. near
Conn: ave; Price; SIS. 5ot
rooms and bath In q very desirable loca.
ton ns.. n. =. ave. Price: 12sot
south side. Price. usot
ocl4 Atlantic bldg, $50 ST. NV,
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d HOUSES.
10 near " " ave. new
house and fur. Tor. $40
MI ave near ID, 9r.....BO
y J ave near 4. iE...-100
18th near r. 14r....-..150
; st near 12th- Or.
Florida ave near 9th. 7r. 20
CES
Desirable rooms, AT
lantic Coast Line
building" all front
and fire-proof, from
4l0 to 335 each
RES.
Cohee-rosstin2 estab-
lishunsu., with all
nscninsfy---........475
10Th aud = NV. e.
u 80.
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FURHISHE
n 7 avs near 18th.
12r. . baths and
stable. perannum 81. so
j E~ar t4rh. 2Sr......3o
Mss Nv. and Thomas
circle. I1r3 no
VI near lOsh, 15r.....2iD
10th nesr X. I2r. 900
OFF
EIegantroom.1r ''Sul
buildinr,~ ire-proof,
trOtc 80 to 900 each.
470La ave. from 80 10 Il
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The above = only . portion Of the properly 90
my books. For full list call at once for builet1p
issued on the LIST and 18th.
oclO T. T. wAGGANAN
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FOR EXCHANGE.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL. OCTO-
BIER THIRTY FIRST, 1893, AT NOON for Chemi-
cal and Physical Apparatus, aud for Material
Apparatus and Fixtures for laboratory of natural
history for Howard University. n. c. The right
to reject any all bids is reserved. For particu-
lars address Prof. r. FOSTER. J. E. RANKIN,
President. oc1-1aw3t
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EN- K BATCHELDER,
Cor. 10Th and q st. n. ".

FOR RESr-BY r. o. HoLTZHAN, REAL Es-
tate and Insurance Broker. lO-h aad Y u ".
TNEILNUSTTEn
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UNDERWRITERS.

AUGUSTUS BURGDORF,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN AND EMBALMER.
1884 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Telephone. 295. se23-tr
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
{ Posts Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1893.

Editor Post:
President Cleveland's health is
said to be in precarious condition.
lie continues to pile up flesh and
there is danger Of it's interfering
with the free action of his heart. de
has tried various remedies and treat
ments to keep down the fat and he
works harder than the average clerk,
hut it still increases. Walking is
the best remedy he has found, but
the effect of walking for any consld-
cradle length of time upon his breath
ing apparatus is said by those who
have seen him i'll one of the blowing
spells brought on by long walk to
be very bad. rs we'll ~ exceedingly
dangerous to u man of his physique
with even a slight heart trouble.
These things have been known to 81
few personal friends Of Mr.. anu Mrs.
Cleveland for quite while and late
ly they have been causing them
much anxiety. although if stranger
asked one of them how Mr.. Cleve-
lands health was the snswer would
be "tip top; never BETTER" or some
thing similar, as it seems to be un-
derstood among all the friends Of the
family that any fears they may en-
terrain must be kept from the public.
Physicians rs rule decline to ex-
press an opinion on such delicate
matter, but personal friendship and
promise not TO use his name got
the following from physician who
has had an opportunity TO know
whereof he speaks: "Yes. | consider
that Mr.. Clcveland's condition is
what any honest physician would
after a careful examination declare
to be precarious; am certain that
no insurance company would accept
risk on his life. unless it were
done merely as an advertisement.
And yet, l have known men in a SIM
liar condition to live for % years.
but they were exceptional. He has
one thing that is very much in mis-
favor, however, and that is set of
nerves that have never yet forced
themselves upon his attention. but
while that is favorable NO far as the
heart trouble is concerned it can
have no effect upon the growth OF
the cells of the fat that is gradually
closing around his heart. This
growtl. may continue or it may stop.
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0EDER PUBLICATION.
In Chanccry.

VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office -! the Circuit
curt FOR the county of W>""n tllc 18th day Of ''unc
>13. In Vacation
ihru,!on. Irn*e".)
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LETTER FROM REV. Il. w. Aii@"H'

The Great Work He IL -,cconp.isns.l.S.
LEBANON, Va. June - ie@3
The Big Stone GAP Post
Thinking that few lines from iaia sec
tion of the country would no! he euI'reiY
unintercsting to your many re''aeEs'
venture trial.
Grass i. looking finely. neNv: "a" q !-cl-
ter prospcc, for good whe"i rro" 0.,'s
arc lookiu. we'll, while corn does 49, t"aa
very promising. There Will be ii !'i''.c,op
of apples, with but very ic" peaches Sc
sale of lambs srcms to be ahou' 1!i' .'s
thing that is bringing any money l1io iie
country. You can sce hard ti'Aes de
picted upon the countcnance 81 Aeaf.F
every man You meet.
A few energetic citizens OF 'b's tow D
and vicinity have purchased :ine seaoo'
property-house aud ground-ln 'ae |es'
end of town, known as The '"ldo" Gar
roll property" 1t has not, a Under
stand, been fully decided yet. whether }he
school will be mixed school, or eAc'rs-
ively female college. Prof. Re9&ss. OF
Tennessee, will take charge OF Che college.
The Lord has been very greatly b.ess-
ing INV ministerial labors in this ssctlon.
Since accepted the Passionate OF tle
Lebanon and Bethel C miles East OF ieh-
anon) churches, have had in my meet
ings eightyfour conversions, "n@ ninety
three accessions to the church. JUS!
closed sixteen days meeting VILE TIE
Bethel church, last Sunday, which result
ed in thirty-eight conversions aHd TWEEN
ty-seven accessions to the church,
Wonder if the Christians OF ;he Yasieas
Protestant churches Of the United States
are getting ready to he extevniiilated ~
heretics, by the Roman Catholic Pope OF
Rome, as he says in a recently published
statement, he intends to do, commencing
this Fall This country mas by rieh' Of
discovery belong to the Romaa Catholic
church, but by the grace OF God, IT be
longs to the Protestant Christians, ard
if It comes 10 test, we shall see who Is tAe
stronger, God or the Pope.
G. w. I.iLcoas,
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4 coy 1estc:

4 coy Tpstc: ]. +. IIrrs. Clerk.
4 cnpy Test: ! +. LlrPs. Clerk.
VIRGINIA.: Wise County to-w,:
LII Lipps, Clerk OF Lie Circuit Cont OF Wise
r,ay IN said State, 10 certify that the Injunction
tn,.l npm, m tie foregoing order has been executed
liz e - Eir.! -ir, and q. J, Bird, Givcnun'sr my
al,tl this June :.r.l ISL.
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ihru,ton, Trn:tec.)
IS J" chn"cery.
|. p. Kane, IT al
The object 81 this suit is 10 recover judgement III
he sum OF $261Gc, will: interest from July IL, lS':
Iu,! Gusts against l. /. Knnc, j. +. Entt, Jr., L. e.
s.ii /. Lewis Patton. Percy J.. ialimcn. r. NJ iinr-
i and Jenny ". Hardin. ana tn oii"rc" the same ny
.or.closurc Of th cvcndor lien reserved III i deed
.,,n Big Sion" Gap improvement Compan; ana nc
,i,iinrd rhru>on. Trustee, dated July H. 1889, t" l.
H. Kan. on lot Of block > ''ln:rovcmcnt Co Fiat
So - tow-n Of Big Stone Gap, Virginia. Aud ali-
i +, having been made that Il. {. Er;!. Lewis
alton Percy l.. Manner. Jennie u. Hardin, G. \.
.i,r,lin ST. Alfred K. Mullins. l!r"ellyn y. Crcger,
- ". Eotts. j. ~ Hardin and J. j. i!agcr are non
r.,i,icnts II this Stats: and affidavit having been
made tfat there may he parties Interested III
i.c -ubjrt, to be disposed .ol in this suit whose
,,ip. ard unknown, and aS >aid parties unknown.
s vellias said non residents nave been by the bill
IN dis cause made parties defendant in this suit the
aii parties defendant required 10 appear within
teen days after due publication Of this order, in
,.cnrk : Office Of our said court, at rules to he
holden there for and do what is necessary to protect
icir interests And it is ordered that copy OF this
%. dee be forthwith published once Week, FOR four
c,e-;ye weeks, in Tie Big Stone GAP loSr, ncws-
spor printed in the town Of Big Siouc Gap, Wise
comfy Va. and posted III the front door "l the
~,ur;-ho,se of said county on the first day OF the
.t County Court for The said county after tile date
a., ri. order Copy: Tcste:
j. F.. LIrrS, Clerk
'uliit Il Mcdowell p. q. 29-4t
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old man; if it continues he my

ing" Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveiana VIII
leave here this week for their Buz-
Yards Bay cottage. He viii Only
remain there a few days but she VII
stay oil summer.
Senator Dubois, of Idaho. ,hinGs
somebody is going to be ve.y much
surprised at the votes upon the .::ie'l-
cial question at the coming extra
session Of Congress, which. by The
way, will not be called to meet Before
September, Notwithstanding positive
statements to the contrary seat out
from Washington within The last
forty eight hours The people at
large" said the Senator, "pncer-
stand this subject better taan the
bondholders and professional iinan-
ciers at the great money centers
think, and, unless ! mistake, you
will see practical demonstrst'oa OF
their views in the votes Oh ilAanc.ai
questions in the coming CoA8resS
The work on the cornoncg's july
which has been investigating the Ter
r;ble loss of life at the Fory's t,leatar
accident will be completed a.d its
xerdict rendered before the middle o
this week. 1t is regarded as almost
certain from the evidence taken That
criminal negligence viii be charge
against Col. Ainswortl, who IS tie
head of the record and pensio@ d.
vision of the War department was III
charge of the wrecked bnidins, &~a
also probably against the cont.@cto1,
who was engaged in making Oh g.
cavation that was the direct eaCse %
the falling Of the floors. he COZ
tractor has broken completely GOV.
and his physician says IS ea,s'E
of becoming insane. ~ so2a as az
coroncr's jury gets thro~Gh win $
work the Army Court o. IaG@. y
appointed by Secretary L"moai VIII
begin it's investigation, but ! lf aa.
expected by the genera pa-.e sat
it's finding will agree wien that q
the jury.
The united pressure @. tac -~a-
ocratic congressman was more t-'i.2
Postmaster General I'i1..e.I. coa.a
island. He has annullcd t.e rh.e r.
curing charges to be made a2&-..'-
fourth class postmastc:s he.osa -
moving them, and dlrecte, NJ. Ne
we'll to remove the republicans VINO
have served four years or mo- i0s1
as fast as the ConSressmen recon-
mend their democratic Src@es5oIs'
and now that gcntlemaas axe is "
ing at a double quick rate w.,a pros
meets of continued increase N is
speed for many month TO COM
There arc some queer stores a2oe'
the resignation of Minister Bout
which, although not officially ae-
knowledgcd by the Department o.
State, is generally believed to have
been received here and to have 5een
accepted. There are d.arss@ees q
opinion about Mr.. BlouAta Judge
ment. but none about his coGEagc III
standing for what he believes to be
right. The yist Of these s'o..es u
that his report on the condition. o.
affairs in Hawaii was not .ast W.aat
the administration expected he-ae
his resignation. 40 person IA al
thority will confirm any OF these sto-
rics.
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100000 REWARD.

VIRGINIA At meeting OF the Board OF Super
yisors OF Wise county. continued and held FOR said
corty at the court house thereof, Oh Saturday. the
7ti day OF June. 1893 Present the same Honorable
board as on yesterday. The following orders were
entered to-wii The Board hereby oilers to pay 10
an, person or persons, who will Arrest
Henon and Calvin Fleming, r..
WHO are indicted in ,hc County Court Of Wise county
flr the murder OF Ira Mullins and others, at POUND
Gap. Va and are now going Ut lnrg", and deliver
~ 20 the Tailor OF Wise county, ri the jail thereon,
ihc sun Of Five Hundred D";lars, %: thc sum OF
We Funded ana Fifty Dollars FOR either OF
i-rn Sc arrested and delivered rs aforesaid
= copy. Tcste: ). F.. LiPPS. Clerk.
~ {. r. .iddngton. D. G.
Tie Board hereby offers TO pay TO any person or
nelson's. who will arrest
SOIOnan Osborn,
rr.et with the murdc: Of Jos. g. Short. Mt Pound,
y i-e county, Va. and deliver him 20 the Jaior OF
s I'd county at the Jail thereof. tho sum OF Two
.sundrcd Dollars.
Acopy. Trstc: J. +. LIPS, Clerk.
HCT T. tdlingion. u. G..
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Notice..
~ -
K. Wills, Plaintiff,

~ Biz stone Gap Gallery ca, Defendant
re Undersigned special commissioner Ia the above
ics-y cause, pursuant TO decree Of Wise Coum.s
: III Court rendered in the above chancery cause
I3,h ,lsy OF April. 1897 will at my Office in the
~, o. Zig stone Gap, Virginia. on the oath day Of
,aa. 1899, proceed to take and report who nave
ie esain, the defendants property. and the amount
< "a nc and their priority. what property. rights anu
cli.es the defendant has ana all debts against
"a t.}.rjent OF whatever description II The above
Use ). not completed on said day TIC same viii be
i o,.~iad from time 10 time until the same be com
j - IT, \. w. SHEES,
-. q. S,,nci al Commissioned
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GOOD NEWS FOR The GAP.
GEN. AYERS APPOINTED RECEIVER OF
THE FURNACE AUD IT WILL
Be IN FULL BLAST HBXT
HOLIDAY.
mo Flies" on Big Stone Gap
SO Far as Heard From.

Plenty to Eat. Work FOR Al! and
Pure Water In Abundance. }.
N. Waiker's-the Champion
Liar-Statement to the
Contrary Notwsth-
standing.
Gent R. A. Ayers was appointed
receiver of the Appalachian Steel and
Iron Company, by order Of the Cir
cult Court of Wise county, yerterday.
Gent Ayers has qualified and will
take charge Of the property to-day,
and says that he will have the furn-
acc in full blast again by Monday
next.
All labor claims will be promptly
paid.
Gent Ayers was unanimously Sc
lectcd by the bondholders and stock
holders and was appointed by con-
sent and will receive the support OF
all parties Interested.
The suspension Of work couple
of weeks ago was not because the
furnace was not making money, but
on account of q combination Of cir
cumstances which made it necessary
for the parties who were most inter
estcd to ask that the property DC
nlaced in the hands Of receiver IN
order to protect their interests.
Mr.. f. j. Bird, ST., will be retain
c1 as IRON master Of the furnace. AS
to the other officers and employees
as vet nothing has been made pubic
The resumption Of work at the
furnace just at this time, when IRON
is bearing less price than has posi-
DIV ever been known before in the
United States, speaks volumes for
Big Stone Gaps resources. Even
with the use of Pocahontas coke, the
furnace has all the while been max
ing money, as was shown by an in
vestigation of the company's bust
ness
Full particulars of the new arrange
mcnt is promised the Posi- for it's
ueXt issue.
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HAVE just ordered a ~ liAe o.
Longman u Maritime ri.ts, yar'Asaes,
and painters supplies. wil.ch are failg
guaranteed both as TO lu:aoil.ss7 ala
cheapncss. Call and exa?aNae NY
stock and prices beiorc buying else
I ~ kE,I1.
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Henon and Calvin Fleming.
SoIo1i,au Osborn,
{ Co-l-lnon,.e::Ith OF l.irsIria,

n Ire sheriff ofthe Comfy of Wise. greeting:
W'c Cor,mand You. Tut Y"n Summon = Kane,
- Huiiiit, jr., & Keith, ! Lewis Patton, Percy j.
lti-i ~ + Y Hardin, Jennie " Hardin, Haro,ii,
oerj,f who are or may he interested In the subject
-a he disposed OF names unknown. Bank ot Big
\, n. Gap, Southwest Virginia Mineral Land Co.,
.i,iu Kaufman, Morris Mayer. Alfred r Mullins,
. ,yel'yn Crelgler. y " Bolts. ) Hardin, The
1lrncr-i.ookcr Company. also improperly known as
flo LOCKER Company, Il + Mcconnell and 7 j McCon-
,a. COMPRISING Tie firm Of L : McC rnell d Co.
wood and ! j Iaser comprising the firm Of "
oo / co. 20 appear at the Clerks Office &" the Cir
r, Court ~ the county at Wise. at tie rules to bo
ii nr tie said Court the iirst Monday in August
an 10 answer n bill in Chnucer:. ayci5itcd against
aei.i in our said cour; BY Il { Baliand Thruston
,r-rsi.r. Anl have then there this writ Witness,
T. ins Clcr! Of our said court, NJ the 'irt house
20 ;5rh day Of june 1882. and in the Nth year Of
ne Commonwealth.
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copy Teste: j. E. Lipps, Clerk :.
VIRGINIA. In the Clerks Office % ;lle Circuit
"a of Wise county, TIE 10Th day Of June, 1888. In
,gru:iou.
n appearing from an AFFIDAVIT fled in above cause
rein I; e iai!ar,i 'ihrr>,"n. trustee. is plaintiff
t y ;,n,o =, nj. arn ,ct,jiaaS, that the Turner
... Company. wicl. j. also Improperly known rs
g. .,okef Company '"fentiNi il! soid cause IL
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-06-22
The FAST

Ten buildings We're burned at Waldo
boro, Me, causing loss of 800. 900
THERE was general celebration at
Philadelphia for the first time in
American history of the anniversary OF
the adoption by congress June Il, 1777.
of the stars and stripes In every school
the story of how the first flag was made
was told
IL wreck on the Nickel Plate road
ut Hamburg, y. V, five men were in
jured, one fatally, and twenty cars
were smashed.
II Princeton, \. j., the one hundred
and forty-sixth annual commencement
of Princeton college took place.
IL Pittsburgh the third floor of the
old government building collapsed and
four men received probably fatal in
juries-
IT was decided by a unanimous vote
at a meeting of the board of directors
of the Union theological seminary in
New York that Rev. DIR. Charles A.
Briggs should continue his work i'm the
department of Biblical history as hith-
ertO.
IL Buffalo, y. V, the Genesee Oil com
pany made an assignment with liabili-
ties of $500. 600
FLAMES ruined the Iighspire distill-
cry at Harrisburgh, Pa, with 1000 bar
rels of whisky, entailing a loss of $780,
600.
FIRE destroyed the Methodist church
and several dwellings at Dundoff, Pa,
the total loss being sl5O,OO0
The firm of Winkley, Dresser & Co.
Boston statiOncrs, failed for s150.O00.
Is the National league the percent
ages of the baseball clubs for the week
ended on the nth were az follows:
brooklyn, .63+; Philadelphia, .634; Bos-
ton, CPS; Pittsburgh, .57l; New York,
SIP; baltimore, SIP; Cleveland, 500;
Washington, .463; Cincinnati. .442; CHI
cago, .4S9; st Louis, 400; Louisville,