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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-08-08
KNOB NOSTER.

Mr.. Taylor. the editor of the Gem,
visited Warrensburg yesterday, re-
turning the same evening.
Very few deaths and but little
sickness, and our physicians have
plenty of time to 60 fishing.
The wheat crop in this county
will not prove an entire failure, but
will fall far short of expectations.
The prospect is very good for a
great deal of stock to be fed here this
fall and winter, among our farmers.
e. Z. White has moved his restau-
rant to a more cOmmodiOus room,
and is more handsomely fixed for
trade.
A good many ofour citizens have
atteDlended the Worlds fair, and
mann Others contemplate going as
soon rs the heated term is over.
The weather has been so warm
the last week that very few visitors
have been coming in or going out.
Consequently society items are scarce.
The St. George hotel closed down
Yesterday, the proprietor having con-
cluCs,d to locate some place on the
NJ, X. d +. Just where he has not
fully determined.
The search for the hidden treas.
ure Etill continues, but rot as much
enthusiasm is manifested as at first.
Yet the original movers in the matter
still feel confident of success.
According Madame Rumor THE
BAzoo will, IN the near future, he
able to furnish an item to society
readers of this city, which will be
highly interesting to them.
R. II. Hunter. Il farmer living
south of town some two miles, had on
exhibition here yesterday stalk OF
corn thirteen feet and two inches high.
The stalk had upon it two immense
ears of corn. This corn will make fiji.
teen barrels to the acre.
Knob Noster still holds its own
rs regards business. Our merchants
are all substantial men, and no fears
of collapse is entertained among any
ofthem. Business, although quiet, is
now beginning to improve, and when
farmers car leave their work, we look
for good times.
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Children CIV for
Pitchers CastoFla.
A NORTH SIDE FIRE.
The GENEVA Hotel Building on
St. Louis Street Furnishes
Big Blaze.

The North Side experienced sem
sation last night shortly after nine
o'clock when the GENEVA hotei on
East st. Louis street, was almost de-
stroyed by fire.
The house-a two-stOry frame-was
owned by A. w. Rollins, and occn-
pied by w. B. Smith and family, w.
N. Craig and Mrs. Martha Russell.
These persons had rooms on the first
focr; the second story was unoccupied.
On the West stands the Pacific hotel
and on the east another frame struc-
ture.
Mr.. Smith was sitting in the front
door when he first saw smoke issuing
from the wash room. Flames at once
broke through the thin partition walls
and soon reached the roof by way of
the wooden veranda.
The alarm was given and Chief
Willis and his two hose companies
were promptly at the scene, but not
before the fire was we'll under head
way.
The firemen were considerably re-
tarded in their work by the bursting
of the hose. Several sections had to
be replaced. There vas only light
breeze and while The GENEVA was
badly Quilted, the adjoining buildings
were saved.
a large crowd of whites and blacks,
men, women and children, gathered
around and some of them assisted the
inmates of the neighboring houses to
remove furniture and ether property
TO the street.
The GENEVA was no more nor less
than the Goat House.
This house has history.
1t WAS built early in the Seventies
by Patrick Lynch.
Pat Lynch kept a hotel there
number of wears, boarding section,
hands OF the railroad and such other
people as he could gather in.
At his death it was kept as cheap
boarding house until it was purchased
by A. W. Rollins, an old man who |
formerly resided and kept cheap
hotel at Moberly.
Rollins kept cheap hotel in several
places in Sedalia, and wherever he |
went his place was known as the
Goat House" and came in for con-
siderable newspaper fame.
1t received the name of Goat
House" because a lot of mamie goats
we're kept to furnish milk and cream
Tor the hotel table.
1t was good milk, the boarders re-
ported, and the cream as thick as a
Gather apron.
But the "Goat House" is no more.
md gush about the red-headed dining
Dom girl by Col. Geo. A. Cook, Of
he Gazette, is matter of history.
Mr.. Rollins, now a resident of
Texas, had his building insured for
2, 900. Tenant Smiths loss in house.
lold goods was considerable.
At 2:25 this morning a lingering
laze began spreading in what was /,
aved of the building and both fire
responded. They had little 8
rouble in snufiing out the flame. I,
Children cgytor
@>~>>a>
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Crushed by the Cars.

Thomas Collins, aged thirty-seven
years, who was stealing a ride from
Kansas City, and who had his foot
crushed by falling under the wheels of
a passenger train in this city Satur-
day night, underwent a surgical oper-
alton yesterday. His right leg was
amputated, and the patient is report
ed as getting along fairly well to-day.
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LADIES
Call and examine our line of
Vapor Stoves, Lawn Mowers
and Refrigerators. Silver-plated
Ware, Shears and Scissors, a
fine assortment, no trouble to
show goods at
5-30w3m j. w. HOUX.
Received Their Commissions.

Drs. w. c. Overs;reet, Jr., W. F.
Ferguson and W. II. Evans, the
newly appointed local board OF pen
sioner examiners, received their official
credentials from Pension Commission
err Lochren this morning. They at
once succeeded the retiring board,
which was composed of Drs. Trader.
Scott and Bronson.
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Children Cry tor
Pitchers CaSto1l0.
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Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels Each
Day.
In order 10 be healthy this is necessary

The legend runs that the fruiting
of the almond tree beside the house
whence the bride-elect departs is a
happy omen. Princess May was
probably glad to see that the almond
tree at White Lodge was in full bloom
when she said good-by to her old
home.
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Monday night at 1890 o'clock
electric lights were turned on for the
first time in Marshall. Twenty arc
lights are in operation at the fair
grounds and FIVE in the city.
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nATARRn - i:
Nv CHILDREN

For over two years my little girls life
was made miserable by case of Catarrh.
The discharge from the nose was large,
constant and very offensive. Her eyes
became inflamed, the lids swollen and
very painful: After trying various rene
dies, gave her The first bot
tie seemed to 49, aggravate the
disease, but the symptoms soon abated,
and in short time she was cured.
DR.. L B. RIrcHEY, Mackey, Ind.
Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
frce. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta, Ga.
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.I.,>v.;.l,. t. :, ;".t:r II ~; at si'" H"v.
cr.i::n>--I)r. EVAN, W"r>tcd.
The aunour cement tina, Senator Dan
iel and Congressman John Allen would
address the people Of Campbell al Rats
nurg Yesterday attracted an unusually
large crowd of the sov'reigns heih upon
hearing the cloqucnce of the one and the
inimiiallc hunor Of the other. IN the
first regard they were not disappointed;
.rcarly-tn lie rc-rct ct cNer>h"dY the
famous Ni~>,-sippan did lot lu in an
aopc.r.ncc. h,vin- hrcn compelled To I'll
am appointment in his own State. Eev
Dr.. Fclix, q, The First Baptist ChArch,
w,n, duwu to hear the speaking; and, be-
in. called ON to open the meeting with
drawer. made touching and most Hppro-
pirate petition, in the course "i winch he
thanked God in the name OF the common
wealth for the yil, OF 4 man in the Senate
who had courage enough to asscSt his
honestly conceived opinions.
Chairman Moorman presented Senator
! Daniel, who WAS warmly greeted by the
crowd He spoke from stand an Tue
court Green and entirely without the AID
of notes. The spccch lasted nearly TWO
| hours and comprised Il variety OF STATE
and national topics. Major Daniel
F; brought ont in strong and convincing
S,ylc the noteworthy achievements OF the
Democratic party in Virginia on 4ueS-
, lions of purely State concern and with
great carnc>tncss urged The people OF
Campbcl to stand hy their coors and
not desert at Il me whcm We are about to
! realize the full fruiiun OF our splendid
! Victories Turning to national issues, he
discussed the tariff, the clcc!ios bill aud
/ financial question with zeal and comprc-
hcusivencSs. lie was dctcrcnial and
entirely courteous in What he had 10 90
with ihu,c who differed with him OF the
CURRENCY question; h"t he dei"ni'" ms
! puSitiun with great ht'nnv>> m" "''''''"
lr,lurni applause ir,..n 'he '"d''" 'r -
was frequently ulv,u'ird Is i'r. WASH
Ehan-, ',al Tie latter &. decided tit
aor.t ul ii eyer, tilnr aud Iin~'i' de~i>'cd
4, lhc conclusion ii! Daniels Snrrri
Dr.. Evan, mounted The stand and SPOKE
t.r an !.,,lr ar more He md 4 rt'hc'
! scattering talk hui it was .!,''''' "'"i 1rs
nnrutI, changed, l.nan.h j., ar"l,;r an i
applause from his roruii~' followers, In
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Iiil Intt.I'lllO.Lt.

Under the management of Mr. Peter
Kidd. ia. htcrmonr is universally con-
coded to he the best kept hotel in south
west, Va. MIR. Kidd is an unrrinS work
or and personally looks after the details,
Hi, steak are tender and his table is
,uppi,vd With dainlrs from Norf"Ik and
the eastern cities. lhc travelling ne"
make it point TO stop over Sunday with
him. He has always onhaud fresh sup
ply at oysters and fish, and runs reSl""-
rant III connection with his hotel
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deed, ii was the sort of 4 speech that
scneraIls; takes with crowd. ''o-
eeiher it was thought that Major Daniel 9
speech did good, but the crowd was pref
~ evculy divided between the Democrats
and Popui-'-
\ large party went ont from L:nchh"FS'
many Oh business and others to hear the
speaking Tie tohacco warehouses were
represented as follows: 'ooker's and
Pace ; t,v Colonel H. H Wi,hcrs and Mr..
A. D. Perrow; Lyhch's, James franklin
Jr.; Friends and Martins, John l.. Os-
Iesbv and r. l.. Clark and G.. H. Nowlin;
Alliance. f. S. Norman and W. !. Can
ada They were all hustling for every
thing in sght.-LyncI1bHrg Nr~s.
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4 CHALLENGE
Which Editor Bryan, Of the
Richmond "TineS,
Declined.

RgnNo<p, Va, Oct, MIR. 'Ichers""
Wallace was arrested tonight upon me
charge Of sending challenge TO fight a
duel to Mr. Joseph Bryan, proprietor Oh
the Times newspaper. Mr.. Wallace is a
prominent Young man chgaged in mcrcan-
tile pursuits and has some literary ex-
pcricncc rs reporter and at one time
was the owner of Wa!lacc's Weekly. He
is son of Mr.. Charles Wallace, the col
lctcr of customs in this city.
MIR: Joseph Bryan, proprietor of the
Times, is not only onc OF the leading
churchmcn in Virginia, but he is also one
Of tho wcnlthicst and most prominent
citizens. He is the president Of the
Georgia Pacific railroad and president o!
the Richmond Locomotive Works. The
origin OF the trouble grows ont of some
structures made upon the press OF Thu
city some three weeks ago Ivy Mr. Wal
lace before the Democratic city committee
of which he ia the secretary. the Time
+, appears. commented somewhat sharply
upon The language OF Mr.. Wallace, ana
this led 10 an interview between Mr.
Wallace aud Mr.. Bryan, the rc-alt OF
which was that the matter was referred
TO Judge George /. Christian for aFbltra-
ton. He reported in substance that the
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DOTSON'S SCHAPE,
As Told b. Mr.. sam WaS-The reports
Not Very Accurate.

As Told b. Mr.. sam wax ne tN'p"' -
Not Very Accurate.
\ reporter for the Poor met Mr.. sam
Wax on the streets :. few days ago and he
kindly consented to tell all about the Dot
son shooting affair at Bristol. in which he
figured 50 prominently. Mr. Wax said
that there was vcry little TO lie said about
the matter that OH Friday, October 6'h.
he went to Bristol to purchase Il: stove and
n few other articles. and that as he was
walking around the streets Of Bristol, at
one time he va, very close to DolSon;that
he saw Dutson transfer his pistol from
one pocket to the other, and over Hard
HIM threaten him in conversation with
other parties Mr. WAY said this pat him
ON his guard, and knowing that Doison
had been at outs with HIM ever since hc
though! Hall from i.ynchhur9. that he
was apprchcn,ivc lest Dotson, who was
drinking. should do something RASH. Mr.
Wax said lhat Dol>ou kept following him
around. and that when he got in front Of;
,bc ST. Lawrence Hotel. p"i>or was very
close TO him; ,ha, ne turned and asked
Dol,ou What lie Wanted, and why he was
following him around? That Doi>ou NUT
tered something and made an attempt to
draw his revolver, when he (NAN dealt
him II blow with his ti,t that Knocked him
down on the sidewalk He then jumped
ON him and tried to get his pistol. ana
during the Sculilc two shots were fired one
went ~, and one down. Mr. Wax said he
thought Arlington fired the Shot hat hit
Clark. and that had lhcy been ANYTHING
but hovs lie would not have dealt 50 lem
emily with them: thar he would have been
perfectly justified in shooting both l1ot>on
and Addiug!om under HE circumstances.
Mr. Wax said that the difficulty cond not
have been avoided 10y hm, and HAT he
acted purclyin self defence. lie said he
did not think the reports OF iiie matter as
heretofore rivcn were vcry accurate. as
tina, in all Of them Millcr's saloon MAS
referred 10. and ii might he inferred that
he was intoxicated. when the irnit of the
nuttcrwas he was perfectly sober. He
said that he regretted the circumstances
lha, made it necessary Tor him 10 strike
Dod,ou, hui that he could not nave avoid
cd it,
In reply to the question whether or not
he intended TO help prosecute p"t>on he
rcplicd that he did not hat he hoped tins
would end the matter :" TAR ~ he Wa
concerned.
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Cu!l,IIHSiO%Hi;'> S.rrl>

IS commissioner it, th,. cau-c ,t,w enlog h In.
Wis Co-.uty C,rclit Court. of WIN. Nc'roygc. j..
". j. e. ClJu-e. tA,cuinr. IT al, ~ CaJuc'rY pm p
>unni 10 a. irc. rendered, III said caj;> ra S"pic.n-
her 2uh is.r: 81, III 1T y, my oiiice ia Va" tcNn III
Biz >.nr t,.p. it. Saturday. NuV,lubor Ia.
1888; =, hct .,o;c, aud t,I>,. the @cro,ut. and -
port "n he. u.',ter~ required by said d,cre'. 10 VII
The an"nni md r'ioril"> 81 the specific 'ir> ON ~,
lands onhr,i ,d nth- MORTGAGES froE VIM. d. J"hs
noY Gcc,.>..i. ?, rrrcy Mc;""r"c. ir~tcc. in IL"
hill AMI eNii,il- mcmiinnrd w'rsrhcf >"id mort
gag, are ;..Iict with Hsu:y ard via; ~" tl'
nm..,li, ,il. 't lass a, H. llan> .u,n it.: whcti,-
81 or i,p, e,iai pi e. ,ljnc, s>oeuior. tor It.
cam. tit foo l,it .anun If ,.;.i .uef ii iw PR
ccc,i. "i ,tr .d u.uri ghrc'i irnd> sh"!li b. a.
l"vr,l i'.,. Mi oir mat'rrs lcrn'r' pertinent Il
r, i"rlg .,.. .fir"d iN my parity ~ Interest
All pr-o,- H. f-ti rrreur>tc 80 r'ir'rt PROMPT
~ ~ the ,i'a. ll,. p,cr mentioned.
i:,-lG II T. W SHEEN. Commissioners
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4 Reward of 5000

viii he given for any ease of Rhcuma-
tism which cannot be cured hy Drum
mond'> Lightning Remedy. The pr"prlc-
tors do not hide this offer, but print it IN
bold type ON all their circulars, wrappers,
printed matter, and through the columns
al newspapers everywhere. 1t viii work
mundvrs--"nc bottle curing amy ordinary
case 1t the druggist ha, not got IT, he
will order it, or il will he sent io any AID
dress Nv express or receipt at pr'cr, 10
.c,hrr with special instructions for ""
Drummnnd Medicine Co, -lS-.o Maiden
Lane, New York. Agents wanted
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y commissioner in the cs,:,c u,.. pending in lhr
Me t'nuuiN Circuit court ~ which " ~. ict'roge".
". John H. Jones ci. nj. III Cnancery and pursuant
I, . decree rendered. IN said c,n-c ou ia" 2Uth day
or September. l,'3 viii sit ~ my "i1cr III i!'
town ~ ri- S;n,5et;up. Va. on Saturday N"T"ml"I
lllh lSa; TO hear itnc. .nd take AMI render tn
accounts g., said lacrc'' iruripmcd. 10 VIZ; MI The
assets. rra!. personal and niv"I Of which Nm: j..
ZONES. deceased. 'i' p">S''>c ~ AL III, 'l'hl'itN
nj r,. tim of bi, jI the rX,"-ui"t.i accounts u
l. e. tln r, tS.c..ior If III. la, viii nnd test lrru
OF sid ."ur-. '.-c,,>c: th' auuuri> 'u" OF 'i,,.
hond in Tie bi.i AID proceedings mrH'l'n"'. ana
any and ~ olnrr mai"r, roqHirr,. ''n' t"i"fi'
on hy said .r, ca. or WHICH n.'y ne pai'l"cn o.
he rcpnrt.t' ou and r'Nu!i~ by a. pA'i! =" -ai'
T.. o-.qiil:-
b Al iar,iy- int-n.-ird viii iief-' ,p,r; rfo'n"ly
al the jii:,o .,.d i'slc ntuti'r i.
4i-46 # \ :. Sit:.: a. 80 ui>,o1'.
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INDUSTRIAL.

Mr.. Cleft Smith has bought fro" the
ri, Stone Gap Lumber Company ana .
shipping to Hamburg, Germany SIX c"'
,oods Of valuable walnut sawed into $40
Cor making fogpii,,ye Mr.. NcClc""cy, ct
tbc Lumber Company. h"- gone at h''
business in very quiet way. b"' is DOM
ii. mart in making this place of impor-
,,rcc and is now about TO add Il planning
mill to his outfit.
The Interstate Investment Company OF
,o,;s,;,,c which owns land near Biz
S,o,c Gan. and in Narln County, NY, ON
clover Fork, received an award ut the
Worlds Fair. in the department OF MINES
aud mining. on il conl and coke Mr. W.
Palmer. who represents the company
hero. sen, two car loads Of lis coal to M'.
Atkinson. ut Darlington. Ky. who has tn"
los, facilities in the state for making cx-
ncrimcn,s. and these tests proved YER
satisfactory
c.ptain Eaton. Of the b. :. G. 4 7. y.
Railroad. has gone to Pcns,!vania to cN-
anime :. number of lrop bottom ore cars
tb,t the furnace j. about to buy, and an
otbertr i being finished 50 Tie cars
can lac pushed mp on the >tock-houSe
,rcst)c hy the : A. 4 O. r. r.. and 50 nn-
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y coon SHOWING Nok TUE SOUTH.
The tsnuks ct the Southern states stand
the Pan g We'll.

BALTIMORE list of The banks in the
Southern States, which have suspended
since January lst, has hccn compiled by
the Manufacturers Record. The inrcn-
tory shows the number, capital. aud the
present condition OF the banks, the Intor-
nation having been obtained by direct
correspondence with the officers, recelv-
crs aud other equal good authority.
Out Of the >u>pcnnionS "@=rcSai'n@ !"
round numbers $i6,9O0,Wn IL capital,
banks representing 100 hoa, have re-
su,ncj "r are nh"N 10 rrSnn". Cat al
~ banks it, .Si,ha.n' onh t"" nav
closed prrmanrnil;. oi t"d' -
hanA,. tiv. are closed t','o.-i.' i char-
ed ui,l, hu, six permanent ri"su.r> ''"' al
go bank in III, >,t.,ta. Louisiana an'
Marylamd c,nrr"r lt"ln tie pahit Without
u failure. Mississippi. North CAROLYN:
.,nL South Carolina arm dotted with "n'
is,,,nr, each. Virginia has tive closc'
II her told number, lG5 banks.
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To HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in IL fine healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite relieve stipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy WORMS. giving
new life to IN old or over worked horse. %
cents per package For sale by druggists.
Call at } " KeIly's drug store, Ayers
block, Big Stouc Gap, Va.
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TRY II

Fora lame back or for pain in the
side or chest. try >aturaiin@ "a piece OF
flannel Win Chamberlain Pain Balm
and binding it onto the affected parts
Til, treatment viii cure any ordinary
case in one or two day,. Pain Balm also
cures rheumatism "a cent BOTTLES for
sale Nv DR.. J W Kelly Druggist.
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Public Speaking.

R. r. Irvine, Democratic nominee for
the Uouse Of Delegates from the district.
embracing the couii!ics of buchanan,
Dickinson and Wise. will address the
citizens cf those counties on the issues OF
The campaign at the following times and
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Hu.:kien's Arnica Salve.

The Best >;alvc in the world for Cuts, bruiscs
Sores. Ulcers. S.it Hhemm. Fever S"rcS,
T.,,cr. CbaYr-: Hands. ChiihiainS, c"rns aud
III .;L!n C.l.ta'i,nS. am! pnsi.:rc'v cures Piles
,r,,-,,. ..,,..,.i. II i, guaranteed To give
mr,;,rt st,>.eIiou, or money rclHnoed: frice
IS cent, pr box. For sale by ;. l.. White
head X Go.
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=, small Doctor Bill.

Fifty cent, is Il small doctor bill, but
that is ali it viii cost yon 10 cure any or
binary case Of rhcnmatiS Il it 20" use
Chamberlain : Pain Balm. Try it and
YOU will he surprised ST tie prompt rcllof
it affords The first application will
ouict ihc pain. 30 cent bottles for sale
by J ". Kelly. Druggist.
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NorIc,:or COMMISSIONERS SITTING.
Thrustvn, Trustee,

ThrustVn, Trustee,
r. " Gould. ct ais
Notice u hereby given that will. on
the l:h day Of November. 1903 at my
Office in the town of Big stone cap. Va.
proceed take an account OF Ill liens.
their amounts, and prioriiie- and i-r
whose henefii existing, affecting the prop
cr,y mc.tioncd and described in con-
plainani's bill ard exhibits Herewith
filed; said sitting as special commissioners
TO be held pursuant TO ihe two DEGREES
entered III said cause in the Circuit Court
for Wise County, Va. one entered in the
April. l>93 term and the other on the
Stl day Of September, 1893. All parties
Interested will take notice.
Given under NV hand this October 10Th
lS93. l.. TURNER MAURY,
-4G Special Commissioner.
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NOTICE OF COMMisIo1 Fps SITTING
ThruSton. Trustee.

Thr"ston, Trustee
W. B. Klhourn, ct ais
Notice is hereby given hat ! will, on
the Hin day Of November, 1873, at my
Office in the town OF Big Stone Gap, Va.
proceed 10 take on account ri all hens,
theiralnounts, priorities and tor whosr.heh-
clit existing, affecting the property men
toned and described in complainant :
lin and exhibits herewith filed; said sit
tine AS special commissioners to he held
pursuant. to the two DEGREES entered III
said cause in the Circuit Court for wise
County, Va. one entered i'll the April
lSS3. term and the other on the 10Th day
Of September, 1893. All parties interest
ed viii take notice. ,
Given under my hand this October lo'h'
lso2 J.. TURNER MAURI.
f. lG Special Commissioners.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-10-12

Cham beriain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Isa certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granrlated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Files,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and >cald Head,
IS cents per box. For sale by druggists.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-10-12
NOTICE OF coMMI>slOSEK'> lTTiNG.
Ihru,tcn Trustee.

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". f. Edmonds, ct ais.
Notice Is hereby given ;hat Will, IN
The | lih day OF November. 1893. at ny
Office III iife t5wn of Zig Stone Gap. Va.
proceed to axe an account of al liens.
their amounts, and priortes and for
whose bcueli existing, affecting The prop
crty mentioned aud described in com
plainanl> bill aud eNnihits 'hcrewiih
filed; said sitting a special commissioners
to he held pursuant to the two DEGREES en-
tered in said cause in the Circuit Court
for Wise County, Va. one entered i'll tie
April. r9;. term and the other on the Sth
day OF September, l>!D3. All parties i'll
tcrcslcI VIII take notice.
Given under my hand this October lo'll,
1893. L. TURNER MAURl,
IL IG Special Commissioner.