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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-12
saltsbur Y to Meet the Kaiser.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE queen has
summoned Lord Salisbury to Osborne
house to dine with Emperor William
this evening. The Prince of Wales
will entertain George Gould at dinner
This pVpniuu
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-12

according to directions, h
began to steadily improve
and after the use OF then
for seven months his heGh
was entirely well. When We
began using it his head was
a solid sore from the crown
to MS eyebrows. 1t was also
all over his ears, most of his
face, and small places on
different parts of his body.
There were Gixteen weeks
that ypp boI tO boon biS hapdc
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tied to the cradle and hold them when he was
taken up; and had to keep mittens tied on his
hands TO keep his finger nails out of the sores
as he would scratch if he could in any way gel
his hands loose. We know your CUrrJURA Rem
EDIEs cured him. We feel safe il recommending
-|.em TO others.
GEO. D. & JANETTA HARRIS,
Webster Ind
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Wales on Board the Chicago.

CowEs, Aug. 1.-THE Prince of
Wales visited the United States steam
ship Chicago today. He was received
with royal salute, and the crew of the
American war ship manned the yards
in his honor,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-12
L RUBYn POHT WINE.
Death Of Patrick Casey.

Special to the Globe
LITCHFIELD, Aug. 11.-Patrick Casey,
of Darwin town, all old resident and
one of the most prominent and success
full farmers of the county, died last
night.
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DOLLAR Mtnnetonka Tours.

5 Tickets now on sale via "The Mil
waukee." covering trip to Lake Mime
tonka and return, including tour of the
Lake Oh the l.. Nj. N. Co.'s elegant
steamers
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DISCREPANCY IN ASSETS.
Hints OF Fraud in Big New York
Failure.

11A1 Us VI Il Es.uI III Il Dig new DIX
Failure.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE schedules
in the assignment Of Wendell Goodwin
and Frederick Swift. Of the firm of
Goodwin q Swift. railway contractors,
were filed today in the court of common
pleas. The liabilities are SS4l, 344. 80.
the nominal assets 81, 307, 405. 70, and the
actual assets are S105.70. The personal
statement of Mr.. Goodwin's liabilities
shows them to be S126, 672 80, the NOM
inal assets 1874, SS0.50, and the actual
assets $3.50. The difference between
the nominal and actual assets is due to
the fact that large part Of the assets
consisted of stock in various companies
which had been pledged as security for
fine debts of the firm, and also because
the stock has now deprecated in value.
Only One W eek More
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-12
DAbY'S BAD ECzEME
acad one Solid Sore. Itching Awful.
Had to Tie His Hands to Cradle.
Speedily Cured by Cuticura.

Our little boy broke ont on his head with a baG
form Of eczema when he was four months old
We tried three doctors, but they did not hel.
him. We then used your three CUTICURA Rem
[DIES. and after USING Thorn eleven Nes.s c1,acil.
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"RoyaI kuby" RYe

Is Whisky naturally ripened and tree
from all foreign flavor and sdulterants
guaranteed pure and over eleven years
of age; recommended to the connois-
seur as mertorious article worthy of
the confidence of invalids, GONZALES
cents and the aged. Bottled only at
Distillery, Lexington. KY. Quart bot
ties. S1.25.
ROYAL RUBY PoRT WINE.
Pure, old and mellow, therefore best
adapted for invalids, convalescents and
the aged. It restores lost vitality, Gre
ates strength and appetite, builds up
the weak and debilitatee. Quarts, 81.
Put up on honor and guaranteed. Sold
by Kennedy & Chittenden, 5 East Third
Street, st. Paul, MINI.
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GOULD AND WALES SIGN.

VigiIant and Britannia will Race
Wednesday.
NEW YORK. Aug. IA cable to a
mo. ing paper says the Prince of Wales
and Mr.. Gould have just signed an
agreement, it is said. to sail for the
Wolverton cup on Wednesday next
The match could not have taken place
on Monday, as all the arrangements for
it had been cancelled.
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CUTICuRA WORKS WONDERS

Parents to know that a single application Of
the CUTICURA REMEDIES will afford instant re-
lief, permit rest and sleep, and point to a speedy
cure In the most torturing and disfiguring OF
skin and scalp diseases, and not to use them is
TO fall IN your duty. CUTICURA REMEDIES are
tho purest, sweetest and most effective skin
cures, blood purifiers and hilmor remedies ever
compounded. They appeal with irresistible force
TO mothers, nurses, and all having the care OF
children. Parents should remember that cure=
made in childhood are speedy, economical AM
permanent.
Sold throughouSthe world. Price, Cur1ounA
Soc; SoAP, Csc; RNsoLYEST, ST. POTTER DRU;
AND CHEM CORP, Sole Projectors, Boston.
RS-" How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
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German Fleet in Korean Wa
tiers to Be Still Further
strengthened.
RUSSIANS CONCENTRATING.
Size Of the Army and Fleet in
the East Regarded IS
Significant.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06

IN pneumonia and capillary bronchitis.
according 10 "a medical paper the cry Of d
child is moderate. peeyish and mufiled, as
II the door WDr" shut between child and
nearer Tho cry Of Group Is loarsc, bri.ssy
and metallic, with crowing inspiration.
That Of cerebral disease particularly by
droccphalus, is short, sharp, shrill and soli-
tary Murasmus and tubcrcular peritonitis
ore manifested by moaning and wailing
Obstinate passionate and long continued
crying tells of carache, thirst and hunger
or tho prickng of "a pin. The pleuritic cry
Is louder and shriilrr than tho pneumonia
and j, evoked by moving the child OF on
coughing The frcrul cry Of intestinal
ailments soften accompanies by wruuling
and wr.thing am indication tine uurse
soon learns tp interpret Exhaustion is
manifested with % whine Crying before
or just Hftor coughing indicate, pain
caused by fhc Hrt Tho return or iu-pira
tory part of Tho cry grows wcuhcr toward
She fatal rud OF ail diseases, while che ab-
aero of crying during disease is often ~
RHF import than DTS presence as b.
shows exhaustion and loss uf power Loud
and intense screaming sometimes tells Of
gravel
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06

SHERIRk's E-MICHAEL 8. BOLLEs
- trustee, plaintiff. We. Henry Miller, Meih Mil
Ter. Louis q. T. Lott. A. assignee OF rranklin h.
wallace. ouis q. r. Lott. az Assignee OF Abort
NJ. 1hornburgh, and the Montana National
bank defendants.
nder aud ~ virtue Of an ordcr Of sale and
decree Of foreeloeuts Anl sails issuod out Of the
district court OF the first judicial district Of the
state Of Montana and for the county Of Lewis
aud clarke. on the 2@th day Of April. a ID. 1891.
in the above entitled action, wherein Michael -
ollss. tru tee. the allows named plaintiff, OBJ
nnd sale sgainst Henry Miller. Meta ailler,
Louis 4. f.. iotz. A. Eseisnee OF franklin h.
Msilsee. Louis 1t, as assignee
tanA rstonal bank. defendants. on the gam
day Of April A. ID. 1895, Tor the cum
Of s. zo3 49, besi les interest Gusts and attorneys
feeF, which said decree was on the 2ith day OF
AprL q ID 1884. recorded in Judgment book
No. q said eonrl, A. page g.. I am com
parcel u laad situate. lying aud bsing IN tho
i,laEs addition to the city 81 Helena. IN
the county of Lewis and ,lerhs. state Of
hontana, and bounded aad described as foho-s.
to wi:
Lot numbered eight tsl In block I'll. OF the
said nlaks al lition 20 the city Of Helena county
Of LOWS and larke. STATE Of Montana, said lot
having frontage IN rlfth avenue of nifty liUl
feet aud depth Of ninety three tbil feet. ao-
fording 10 the official amended plat Of the sad
ramed Ai1iti n nov on f q ia the office Of The
county era and recorder u ne said eouatJ %
l. wis and tluke.
oeether with al AM singular the tenements
Iersd iarnsnts aad appurtsnAncss thereunto be-
longing or n auywiss apusrtAiuing.
Public notice Is hereby gwen that on tri-
day the itth day Of 81 a. d. 1891. At ~
o'clock m Of that day. AZ tho front door Of The
court house. Helena. owls ami lnrko county.
houtanA. will in obsiieLce o said order 81 sale
and decree % foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property. or 80 much thereof a. may
DO necessary 10 fstiffy laid Judgment. with in
tefcst ard costs. 10 tho b. ghos' and best bidder
for cafh in hand.
Given under my hand. this 2!th day Of April
D. h. 1874
CHARLES d. CURTIS sheriff
- fnE1 T. l.osa. uder cheritl
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I spoke TO "a lady the other day Of her
sistor-in-law, who is one of our ucighhors.
How well she manages her four chill
drcn without any nurse.' I exclaimed.
She looks calm and uutroublcd, and yet
] know she is delicate.
she IS woman of great decision Of
character, was the answer She has a
system about the children. She never al
lows them 10 question what She says, and
you know that saves great deal of fret
and worry.
The next morning ] made "a short call
on the subject of our remarks. The lady
came into the parlor and after shaking
hands with me turned TO take "a chair and
found that the 2-year-old baby had fol-
lowed her
.'Why, baby I didn't know you were
here Run out 10 brother
"No. Me don want to
ooh, yes, was the smiling answer.
"Brothor viii play school with you
The baby reiterated slowly tl She reach
ed the middle of the room. and there She
stood, with her finger in her mouth. ey-
ing her mother closely The mother had
turned in her ehair away from me and was
watching the baby smilingly 1t was evil
dent that the caller was entirely forgotten
for the moment In was the first impor-
lance that tbs baby shauld mind
I made "a little motto of the fact too. that
there was no primes and pcr-inmous
expression on tho mother pretty face She
had simply spoken and expected the baby
q do as she had said. "No.' burst from tie
baby.
ooh ycsi' smiled mamma. Brother IS
all ready TO play with you
The baby stood "a moment longer, finger
IN her mouth, studying her mothers face,
and thcn ran out of the room. Then and
not until then, did the mother give me her
attention.
The incslont made sgch an imprf sion
on Inc tAlt l want o. write 10 for young
mother. ] began with tho theory thar the
best way to lrlrTup 81 child was % reason
with him and in t'-lt vur t.tel Dim obe-
dicncc. ! o. abandoned that theory long auo
ana wish moss tHat lad urve- hrld 10 for
q day Wien Implicit obedience" was
brought to my mind. 7 rI.o..d 10. nrr. ~
hcCausc. uua.r uy EHc responsibilities ]
was newly conscious n. rruuu aIiHuig
'H0w cam would -ly - l4r-.If
'ulway kuaa t.r r.lI command to ,u-
force Auw ] tItI.-'I. -fla as ua1r-
~ right ae yau can. haf .l .i.ad Im
plicit oh-uIeI.o.. lovingly o..r.oi }. tla
only why ta bring .p a ei.Id. ana "tt.ru4I
vigileuce' pr..e--.. Lnu I,plb.
lie.
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women, ANA ena. IS cuuoauon. $3.50 ----
kind that consists 100 a knowledge Of the
classics or roclal requirements, but true
knowledge. which is the knowing AN of
something. not the knowing Of something
Of an. This sort Of education means alil-
ity, force, character and independence
There j, small danger OF this kind of cdu-
cation resulting 10 th" loss Of sex. neglect
of the wife 8 dutie, or The carcs of mother
hood, and what doubt of danger There is
can De- safely left 90 nature Women
should Dec given equal rights with men.
Their part icipation in suffrage ~iu inject
purity into our body polite, their moral
sense viii benefit the country No mat
Ter how we may stand on the question to-
day. either for or against, this condition
viii surely come. There will never Doe 70
true American nation until liberty and
equality are accorded % every one in the
land
IL is particularly proper for religion 10
De active in the securing Of this right 10
women, for all religion teaches equality. "
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was hopeless one, but she was successful
and had the satisfaction of putting the
poem into her challenger hands, worn
and tattered and shoru Of its cover. but
stiil complete. Two years ago she discov-
cro'i copy of Robert Browning's Pau
line Her business has its amusing Incl
dents. ON one occasion She advert isod a
tiger skin for sale i'm the columns of The
Times. The compositor played havoc with
the advertisements which appeared with
out the word "skin. The mail brought
many inquiries after tho animal s health
and diot. and Mr.. Jamuch, owner of a cir.
Gus. tclcgiaphcd that hc was coming down
70 fetch it.-Chicago Tribune.
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bstwesn them History both sacred and
profsns. 10 rsplsts with references 20 this
method Of hour-msking. Then same some
Improvement 20 that By giving The upi er
stone a rotor motion animal rover coaid
b utilized. The past few years that have
been 90 prolife Of improvement have how
sver. seen q complete change in all this,
and the contrast bstween ths methods OF
modern milling and thai OF an caller DAY
10 a. great as any that can be imagined.
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that the progress made during this century
has been IS area, as that Of all previous
time.
u IL not 40 long since each family
made its own iour, aud made 10 much the
same ~ - was made 10 the time Of ths
hood. That is the same crude. primitive
means were used to grind She grain TO fiour.
viz; A stationary. hollow stone. into
which another stone Was made to A. and
by rolling. the grain was reduced TO aour
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06
HE DAILY INDEpENDENT: SUNDAY 1894

BhnR 10 your minds eye the pisture Of a
woman Of ths past century working labor
ouslv making the family -four with the
crude implements then in vogue. and then
visit STORY a CO.'S modern mill where
the celebrate ''sAakatehewan" ani Mon
isnA Belle" Flours are made. and you will
oalizs whs, she Iast few yea have done
for che Flour- making industry.
With the beat wheat obtninablo anv-
where, and mill modelled after ths
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06

eeptiblo The Nineteenth Csntury, how
evoi stands out prominently ~ one Of on
interrupted aud unparalleled advance
meat Take for instance the devslopmant
Of electricity. by means OF which time and
space have been annihilated. The rail
road. that brings the uttermost parta Of
the earth within EASY rsssh. The har-
Messing Of that giant itsam-which has
become a willing sefvau, OF mau. We de
not think We ovsIsiais the matter in saying
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06
PAST AND PRESENT.

That Il rogress" has besn the wstehword
Of the CENTURY iost closing, 10 evidenced by
development in the srts ard sciences, that
have waited for the Ninetsenth Century to
rodues the man AMI the hou' that would
bring thsm nearer perfection.
There have been periods IN the past when
the wheels OF progress moved so SLOWLY that
the 10 ward movement was scarcely per
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06

most improved and modern plans thoy
nre able 20 gaaiantes their "sAsKATCH-
EVAN" aud MONTANA BELLE"
r oura TO to as good or bettef than any
thing on abe market
Try q sack and be convinced Of its supe,-
iority. Every sack alike.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06

go Ets' va d A. ~. Lean Er "slbsrl 10
Loata 4vo tauy rLils. QlIl6 TINA
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DEPART FROM nNIHsA.
No. ]. Butte local daily. except sun
No. - Atlantic EHpress. oNstboT nd. l2.s5 ,. m
No. . ACHE Express. westbsund BIZ . n
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ARRIVE At HEITSA.
No. "a. atlantic EKDIesc. easthouni. 1875 p. m
No, Is Pacific Z xpresa. westbound. Sis !. IN
No q Eutte Local. daily except sun
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-07-12
what women.s Estravagancc Does.

II is always amusing to hear men
complain of the extravagance OF women.
when, If 1t were not for this so-ealleti
extravaganza, manufacturers. jewelers..
merchants, importers, dressna k-rs. fur
riers and milliners would have to go
out of business, says the Boston beacon.
II takes an army Of trained artisans t.
get one great lady ready for ball
When she is dressed from the tip OF her
satin slippers to the topmost diamond
In her tiara she is the product OF {"
dozen artistic trades, and represents
some Of the mightiest interests In COM
mcrce. It was tho demand OF the. fine
things of all women's adjoining, us vol
as the sacrifice Of one womcn.s arna-
ments. that led to the discovery of the
new world. Extravaganza in dress ia
only extravaganza when women spend
for their dress out of proportion to their
own or their husbands incomes. The
woman of wealth ought to spend of her
abundance in every direction. Conn
psratively speaking, the poor are a
great deal more extravsgant than the
rieh.-BostOn Herald.
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LOTS FON AALE.

By virtue ofthe deed of trust datedJnn
nary 18th. 1894. from II. II. BnllItt and
VIM. ~. McElwec. Jr.. to the undersigned.
as trustee, which deed Is recorded in Wise
&c. II. in Deed Book 81. page ISO. ! wilton
July 23rd,, 1894. between IL o'clock NJ and
2 p. M at the front door of tho lntcrmon'
Hotel. in the town nf Big Stone Cup, Va,
offer for sale lots and 2 of Block Y,
:Improvcment Co.'S Plat No. ~ in the
town of Big Stone Gap. Virginia. Said
lots lie on Shawnee Avenue, adjoining
the residence occupied by DR.. C.D.k"nkcl-
TERMS OF SALE.
One half cash, hsisncs in six months, I"
he evidenced l,y purchasers note with
good personal security and deed OF trust
on propert'y = ,o|d- un :, r.,,....
Jun2j 2G-29
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siana,n.ng the Doors.

.sI don't know Of any household in
junction that is SO persistently disre-
gartled, said Mrs. Billtops, las Don't
slam the door, / think must speak
to the children about slamming the
door at least forty times a day, but
they pay NO attention to it whatever.
They don't disregard It intentionally,
butt appears to be one of those things
that people are not able to remember;
it raales no impression upon them.
They may perhaps remember il the
first .iuns af scr they arc spoken to, but
as liIely as not, they will Slam the
door as loud as ever witt, the sound of
the Injunction set ID their cars. Even
la. BilItops always SLAMS the doors.
About most tlaingg no Ii very Thought
fuf, hut nboEt this he is worse than any
OF the eli iLlress II. SIM.
Meure 1sss s<ssst ~ ssu y .s'sssi
sof $500 the ltlpssiy Pad aisss
tff
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NEWS ITEMS.

Gem. Ms,es says. the troops are h0s
out for parade. ra,v YORK;.
Mrs. Juda Gresham. OF rev A'
oave birth TO bebe without eyes.
ponulists OF the Nineteenth .n aan
,an;n.ted Rev. a. N. Brooks 1or co''-
grcss. - r.. y.vnort
shos his father-in-laws Fred ns,ssA'
probably fatally. Domestic .roup.e !,
A. Hicksville, o., Jacob Anst1 ,,. .
a.. =, 's srnnsove. was killed By large
az 49, ,a. snisnter penetrating his abdo-
''1 Tia lumber yards Of J. II. was den,
ceder Springs, MSch,, burned; awY
n,il;on. So OF lumber wne o1sn0''
'n ~ -,,s.senco Of r. X. Christmas
london, O. svas entered y 1ofs Tsse
On the Fourth end ransaeSe"' Ae
family were picnicking. .,o-..
Tho cuyahogs soldiera' and sal aoas.
eaten. Gov. Mckinley snd eH-Gov. FOE
niSer being among h1S "a
FL Fire DESTROYED 3. J. curley G CO. q
No. IS distiilory at Cnnp Nelson, Ky,
a an. Al, the buildings on tho west side
.,s'i ths nike. Loss, $4,000. insured.
Two strikers were killed ossr'ghs
and others are thought TO hove D sau
seriously injured In n riot In tne , ~,
no,a Central ysrde Mt kensington' HIS
Friday. :. ,,,rra.
apolis VS.. Philip Schci3 and ms oonu .s.
men TO collect $4,000. Judge sW sIA
ordered tho jury TO find . sera'c' f0'
the bank. =, =.
John Coughlin. tho one.time pa o!
Blinkey Morgan. ia undcr arTess ~
Cleveland, O., charged with oeihg ~
accomplice in the robbery OF the WEI
rem post Office ,o+,.
oonv.nt;on at Waterloo. I,mi.. nom
I! mated CYRUS Cline. of Angola, fos
fudge, and Louis A. Genglet OF 1as
rett, for prosecutor. :.
A dispntch from Sofia, bulgaria, p"
the London Daily Telegraph says the,
nx-Premier stambuloR will be ind,cteo
Tor general abuse Of power nnd fo'
opening priyste letters
/ AZ sligo fire cley shaft at Toronto
q a ears ON which Andy Stevens
Hungarian, showed cars descenas]
s ss he was looking ont ont. eRqei
striking hip ssushed his a'5'i1: !,
The camp of the Sas'otsl guard = 3
| Nsytipsbufg, ": W., VIII Re eatfed
Camp Jacob b. jackson, after tps 81
e0y,;ernar Of the state, who died sndae4
" In Parkersbnrg aoma time ago:
Az tho Henley regatta Friday In tile
finnl heat for the challenge cup fhf
Leander crew boat the Thames crew
In the final heat for the silver goblet:
the Nichalls brothers best Crisp ane
Ggatth
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E.ae'r FOR SALE:

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated Dec
eml,er :2nd. 1891. from A. b. Spald'nG
to McElwce, trustee, recorded at Wise {
H., Decd Book 80. page 900, and by virtu'
of an order of Wise County Court Of Feb
rrnrv 9th, 1894, in the motion cause OF
McElwec, Aaalgncc. vs.. A. E. Smuld'ns
ct. AL, whereby The undersigned was APP
pointed trustee in lleu of the said Nc
Five. will on July 2srd, 1894, at thu
front door Of tho !nterm"nt Hotel, be
tween IL IN. aud = H., offer for sale t.
the highest bidder lot 3, Block 26, elm.
provcmcnt Co.'S. Flat No. Lot the town Of
Big stone Gap, Virginia. Said sale shall
I've for cash aniiicIeut Ia pay the coats OF
executing thc said trust. mud sufficient T.
paw the debt due the assignee OF the 'ans
of Big Stone Gap, and the ''alance, it any.
OH credit of one ycmr.
II. G. MCDOWELL, Jr.,
iune ~ 2G.a9 Trustos.
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Commissaonsr's sale of Less.
NO. Combs
;. r. Short o. al.

E. r. Short ct al.
AS special commissioner in the above
stvied cause and pursuant to a decree
rendered therein ut the April, 1894. term
ne the Wise Circuit Court, will, on
FRtD,Y, JULY sorH. 1894,
at the front door Of the Intermons Hotel
in the town Of Big Stone Gap, Va, at or
Near the hour of II NJ, proceed to offer
for sale at public outcry to the highest
bidder the following lots located i'll Inn
movement Company's Plat No. ], OF the
Town Of Big Stone Gap, to-wit: Lots l
and Q. Block 30; lot IL, block 20; lots ID
and lG, block -.
Said lots will be offered for sale first in
the above named order. ita sufficient anm
be not bid on less than NIL of said lots to
comply with The requirements OF the said
decree. then tkey will he offered as
whole and sold hy whichever plan shall
produce the largest bic.
rME TERMS OFsALE
viii, he oue-third cash in hand, balance in
and IL months from the day Of sale. the
purchaser to execute his bonds payable ia
the commissioner, hearing interest from
the day oe sale without personal security,
| the commissioner to retain the title to
said lots until all the deferred purchase
| money be paid 49,,
r. Il. IRVINE, Special Com
| VIRGINIA.; In the Clerks Office OF
the circuit court Of Wise County:
d o. Combs, plaintiff.
Va. La Chahcerv
z. T. Short, ct al ,isfcndts.
l, W. E. Kilyore. Clerk Of said court, dc
certify that the bond required of The
special commissioners by The decree rem
dcrcd in said cause on the II day OF
| April, 1894, has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk OF tho
said court ,his 18th day ofJpue. lsa,
Jpp2l $500 " Z. Kllcos., Clerk,
/