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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
STILL WASTING TIME
Even the Five-Minute Rule Fails to Hurry
the Republicans.

the Republicans
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 6.-Ihe
early hours OF the Senate session were
marked by quite lively discussions, the
main poiRt at issue between the time
alleged by Mr.. Vest TO be con-
sumed by Republicans. Although
the Senate was operating under the
FIVE minute rule the Republicans did
not find it difficult to discuss each
paragraph and each amendment as
long as they desired, and the debate
which foil owed the first paragraph
taken up by the Democrats in seyere
terms. II was asserted that the Repub-
licans were abusing the good faith Of
the agreement, however, during
the day considerable progress was
made on the bill. The agricultural
schedule, which has been hanging fire
for several days, was finally disposed OF
and Schedule H, spirits, wines and
liquors, was entered upon. The features
of the consideration of the bill was the
withdrawal in many Instances OF
the Jones "compromise" amendments,
allowing the committee amendments or
the original House provisions to stand.
Just before the Senate went into eXecu-
tive session another five-minute ar
rangement was made to begin Monday
TO complete the schedule under cOnsid-
GRAFTON. A short executive session pre-
ceded the adjournment at SIS p. 10.
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The chief centre Of interest in the
mining trouble, yesterday, was trans
erred from the Ohio to the West viz
gInia side Of the river.
ne companies Of the West Virginia
NaJisLal Guard began arriving 10 the
city al an early hour in the morning,
aud about eight O'Clock the first train
OF B. Il o. coal was moved from
the B. & o. yards at Boggs' run, TO be
sent over the PittsburE division. An
immense crowd Of people, largely sym
pathizing with the miners, had assem-
b.ed, and they did a greac deal Of boot
ing, swearing and jeeriug at the troops,
and placed quite number Of oostruc-
tions on the track between Boggs' run
and Wheeling creek, aud some stones
were thrown. The train was escorted
70 the b. & o. depot by a detach-
uent OF soldiers, and was then placed
IN charge of Sheriff Frauzheim and
Chief McNichOl. and was seat through
she city and county into Pennsylvania.
A large crowd remained about the
upper B. & o. yards and q, BJggs' run
d5ing most Of the day.
Early in the afternoon Judge GOt, OF
The United States Circuit Court,
granted an Injunction restraining
all Dersons from interfering with
the transportation OF coal over
the b. g. o. Priuted copies Of the order
we're posted by United States Commits
sioner Campbell. aud later tha, official
and Deputy United States Marshal Nc
Mabon brought a coal train up TO the
vicinity of the creek without being mo-
Tested.
Atpine o'clock last night the West
Virginia soldiers went down 70 Ben
wood Junction, and encamped for the
Three shots were fred at Forty
eighth street yesterday afternoon by
-ieputv sherifTs, 10 an attemp. 20 arrest
an upruly citizen. At Sheriff Franz
helms request an The troops were re-
moved frOm Ohio county during the
afternoon.
No coal will be moved on the C., L. &
W. to-day. Two trains only were got
ten out Yesterday, under the protection
Of tbree hundred soldiers, who went
win the coal as far as Flushing. The
three regiments at Wheeling creek will
hold a dress parade az 4 p. 10. to-day.
An attempt was made 20 blow up the
O.. Ia. g. w. bridge at PaScO.
Some disorder was reported from
Salinesville and Mineral Siding, on the
3. g. o. yesterday.
The McClainsville miners held large
meeting at the City Hall, Bellaire, yes
me full details Of the events OF the
day follow.
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NEWSLEG
Interesting Pieces OF Photographic News
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jupe 9-The Sen
ate to-day passed bill fixing the salaries
of railway postal clerks IN seven classes.
Firstclass, $500; secoudclass, $1,000;
third-class, $1,000; fourth-class, 81, 800;
ffth-class, Sl,5OO; sixth-class, $1,000;
seventh class, $l.SOO
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 9.-Senator
Walsh, of Georgia, to-day introduced bill
providing for the location Of a permanent
exposition at Washington, for the display
Of resources of the States, to be- permanent
and free to the public.
CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, June 9.-Rufus
Ray, farmer living near Erin, Tenn,
brUtally murdered his wife with an iron
crow bar.
BR1DGE, Oxr., June 9.-The private
banking house Of l. j. Gould < Bro. was
entered by burglars last night, and cash
and securities TO the amount Of $1,000
stolen.
PORTLAND, ORE, June 9.-Tbe river has
fallen about four inches since yesterday.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 9-Captain
Hooper, commanding the revenue cutter
Rush, at San Francisco, says there is no
truth in the report that the Bear had been
wrecked.
ST. LOUIS, No, June 9.-The east-bound
fast Vandalia train was wrecked at Poca-
houtas, H. 5. A. Paulton, fireman, OF
Terre Haute, was killed. Mail clerk Hen
~ Albaugh was probably fatally crushed
in the chest. A number Of passengers
were also injured, but none fatally.
NKw YORK, June 9.-Cyrus W. Field,
son OF the late Cyrus ". Field, died this
afternoon, aged s. years.
NICKEEsPoRT, PA, June 9.-The only
matter that disturbed the eQuanimity Of
the tube works strikers to-day was a re-
port that suits against the ringleaders in
tuesdays RIO were contemplated.
WAsHINo d. G. June 9--Mrs. Le-
land = has received service Of
motto f Of the government that
n er husband will be held
c railroad obligations.
"A, June g.-This city suf-
lmber fre this morning
p Arrivals.
g e.-Arrived-Cam-
stown and Liverpool;
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THR FIRST SHOTS
FIRED YESTERDAY.
i LITTLE TROUBLE DOWN TOWN,
Caused by a BlasphemOus Citizen at
Forty-Eighth Street.
AN OHIO SOLDIER SHOT AT
While On Guard Last Evening, at
Wheeling Greek.
SCENES IN TOWN YESTERDAY.
A Train of Coal Moved Amid HOOtS
and Y8llS.
INSTRUCTIONS ON TEE TRACKS.
A Bridge Blown Up OUt On the
c., L. & ".
TWO COALTRAINS MOVED THERE,
But None viii Be Sent Out Over the
Road To-Day,

A Dress Parade Of the Ohio Troops at Wheel
ing Greek to Be Held at P. N. To-day.
Exciting Times at the Greek Mines, Yes
teriay When the Coal Was Moved.
RsinforCemans Asked For By the Com
mandant at Mineral Siiing--Trans
Stopped at Salineville and Coal Thrown
from the CarS--ThIeatS to Tear Up the
Track at BanwOOd Junction and Glen
dale, Last Night--The Ohio Troops Re
ceive Their Tents
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Brooklyn. 10 0 3 0 0 x-1A
Pittshnrr O { o 3 O O 0 4

Earned runs, Brooklyn s, Plttsburg
3, q 81 base on errors, Brooklyn none,
PittsDurg 3, left on bases, Brooklyn 6,
Pittsburg 9, base on balls, of Daub 3,
off Kilten 2, off Colcolough 2, struck
out, by Dau5 /, by Colcoough 3, three
base hit, Beckley, TreadWay, two
base hits, Schrebeck, Donovan, Corco-
ran; sacrifice hits, Shindle; stolen bases,
Corceran, Foutz; double plays, Corcoran,
Daily and Foutz; GlasscOck, Bierbauer
aud Beckley; hit by pitcher, Colcol-
ough; wild pitches, Daub; umpire,
McQuaid; time, 2:19. Attendance,
s,347.
New YORK, June 9.-The New Yorks
lost to.day's game to Chicago by poor
fielding. Attendance, 5000. Score:
Chicago ..3 o 4 0 O-1O
New York. L 0 0 4 2 l l 0 o. 9
Earned runs, erch; errors; and s.;
hits, 13 each; pitchers, Griffith, Meekin
and Clark; umpire, Smartwood.
KNOCKED OUT OF THE BOX.
BALTIMORE, MD, June 9.-The Bal
timore team knocked Menefee out Of
the box in the first four innings, win
ming the game. Attendance, 5000.
Score:
Baltimore. % 3 l 0 0 0 0 O. z
Louisville 20 3 0 0 2 O.
Earned runs, and 3; errors, l and g.;
hits, 13 and 10; pitchers, Mcmahon,
Msnefee and Knell; umpire, Lynch.
THE cRANKs TURNED OUT.
BosroN, MASS, June 9.-It was an
ideal day for base ball and the cranks
turned out in goodly nun bers to see the
the third gam between st. Louis and
Boston. Attendance, 5000 Score:
Boston .....0 2 l 3 l 4 0 %-12
ST. LOUIS. Il 0 o 2 0 o.
Errors, and 1; hits, Is and 13;
pitchers, Nichols and Breitenstein;
earned runs, aud 6; umpire, O'Rourke.
BETTER ALL ROUND PLAYING.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 9.-The
home team defeated the Cleveland club
to-day by better all round playing and
heavy batting. Attendance 11,O66.
Score:
Philadelphia / 0 o. 2 l o 2 D 9
Cleveland. 20 0 o 0 0 0 O.
Earned runs. Philadelphia Z; errors.
Cleveland 2, hits, 16 and 10, pitchers,
Taylor, Fisher and CIarkson; umpire,
Emslle.
PUT UP A MISERABLE GAME.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 9.-The
home team put up miserable game to-
day, fielding poorly and doing nothing
at all at the bat. Attendance 5000
Scorer
Washington 90 Q o 0 l o. 0 0 O. 3
Cincinnati. IL D 1 l 0 3 - S
Earned runs, Washington /, Cincin-
natl 4, errors and 8; hits, and 13;
pitchers, Petty, Mercer and Cham ber-
lain; umpire, Hurst.
PRINCETON DEFEATS YALE.
PRINCETON. n. j., June 9.-The Sec
ond championship game Of the series
/ with Yale was played this afternoon on
the Varsity grounds. Score: Prince
ton /; Yale 2.
HANKE's DATES.
EFF. Hanke, professionally known as
! E. Verona. Of the Verona Bros, 8rial
artists, will play few Fair dates this
summer. His act on the flying trspeze
is fine and be will meet with success.
He plays at the following places: June
13. Butchers Picnic; June IA IS and
! l6. at Wellsburg; June 10 and 10, al
/ Grafton; June 20 and 21, at Fairmont;
June % and %, at Warrington; July 4,
At 2eethoven picnic; July 90. p and 2s,
At GAINESVILLE, o.; July 20, 30 and 81. at
Newark. o., and at Wheeling At the
State Fair.
The Reid Baker 9uo Wouic
ike 70 Hear fro. 'Hsgcity
Eeoptlnp
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TIE FIRST TRAIN MOVED

The soldiers Jeersd and Guyed' but No
Violence offered
The special train over the Ohio River
r,troad which brought companies 1 ami
e Of Huntington, and E, Of Parkers-
,,rg arrived at Moundsviueat2 At . o'clock
.estsrday morning. The companies
rom Grafton, Burton and Manniugton
.r,ivod over the B. s, o, a little later,
90 e. mont nine O'Clock Sheriff Matthews
60 fbe military force proceeded TO
poggs' Euu. The situation there
- the same as on the previous
~ Everything was blocked, aad
croVds of men were standing around
Tsodv 20 prevent the movement Of any
coal. -,.s .. .b. oo.l
IL and the entire train was surround
Nv military with fixed 6ayonets and
de5 rifles. When the engine started
,to one car followed, the coupling pin
,ween the frst two cars haviEl been
oyed. and the crowd sent up j Yell
Jas found that every pin hac csen
wn and the whole train be- 60 oe
.lsd M anew. amid ia ri9Ye
81 the crowd. Final train
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A BRIDGE VICTIM FOUND.

The Body of James f. Owens, OF Hunting
ton Recovered.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 9.-The body
OF James +. Owens, one of the work
men who lost his life in the bridge dis
aster, was recovered last night. The
Coroner identified the body as that Of
Owens from a description given him by
the dead mans father a short time after
the accident. The remains will be ship
ped to Huntington, w. Va, the home Of
the dead man.
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GUARDING THE BRIDGES.
The Hooking Valley swearing In Many
marShals.

SDfcidL 70 ttf hf0tstfr.
COLUMBUS, o., June o.-SherlG Ross
OF this county to-day appointed large
number OF deputies 10 guard the Hock-
ing Valley railway bridges. c. o. HUI
ker, attorney for the railway, said he
was reliably informed that plsn. 70
blow up tbe bridges was being n
Investigatlon showed that II was not tho
work OF miners, but discharged en-
ployes. IL Is intImated that the com-
pany expects a strike Of IT'S exployes,
next week and is really getting these
deputies for use In that emergency. The
roads employees we're recently organized
into the American Railway Union.
Similar action Is taken In all counties
through which the road passes.
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University Regents Meet.

OUtltls % tIto lIt.''Io's
MoRGANTOwN, w. VA, June O.
Eight members of the Board OF Regents
Of the University met to-day, appointed
committees and adjourned till Monday.
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H.d Muraered and Robbed Him

LAFAYETTE, IND, June 9.-Captain
A. c. Beaman, OF this city, was found
dead wish his head cut and his pocket
turned inside out to-day.
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Nothing Done BY tho House.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 9. The
House held a short session today and
practically no business was transacted,
the Indian appropriation bill being up.
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WITHOUT APPARENT EFFORT
Brooklyn Did Up Pittsburg Yesterday
Other Games-stauding of the Clubs.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, June 9.-The
Brooklyus scored their ninth consecu-
tive victory this afternoon, defeating
Pittsburg without any apparent effort.
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VERY FTNB RUNNING.
Thirteen Starters for the TObOggan
Slide Handicap.
CORRECTION WENT TO THE FRONT

At the Outset, and Held Her Lead
to the Finish, Winning In
2:1O 1-2-A Close Race for the
Place-Paladin Goes Lame in
the Larchmont Stakes Race.
The Results at Other Tracks.
Yesterdays Base Ball Games
and the Standing Of the Clubs.
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TO PROTECT @ & 0. BRIDGES.
An Agent Gathering Guards TO Protsct
tho Company's Bridges.
c,,--s,T o, "a. C,fyd4tt grriafee

An Agent Gathering Guards to Pretsot
tho Company's Bridges.
.SDsciQi 10 ne sunday Registsr.
HINTON, w. VA, June 9.-An agent
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
was In the city last night gathering to-
gether guards to protect the bridges
down the road.
About fifteen were enlisted and they
were taken down the road last night
Miners on New river have recently
made violent threats TO orallroad men aud
precaution is being taken 70 prevent
destruction OF life and property
WILL CONTINUE THE STRIKE.
LArRoBE, PA, June 9.--The miners
held q meeting after the failure OF tbs
operators to meet them today and de-
cided to continue the strike. An effort
will be made 70 bring out the men ai
the plants running in this region, an
then march TO the Indiana county d.
trlcL
All Negotiations on
ALTOONA, PA, June 9.-Wblle nego-
tiatlons for q conference were Still y
progress the miners received word tha
Berwlnd. White a. Company had juf
landed 200 new men At their miDes
Horatio. This brought negotiatiou--=
a close. Miners and operators
leaving for their homes. Negotlati,
are of.
FORCING THE MEN OUT.
PrrTsBURG, PA, June 9.-TWo thot
sand MonongAhela river miners marched
70 Munhsll in the first pool and forced
the men Gus at the Hays, Rath, Barbour
Wood, Best and Wisely mines Br
few men were working. No ylolen
was offered.
PoMERoY. o., Juue o.-The dist
meeting OF miners and operators r.
poned till Monday afternoon. T
look for an immediate ssttleme
so good. Operators talk Of
ing the offer to pay the price
ALBuRQUE, n. NJ, Ju
committee OF coal miners
going through this distr'
unsuccessful. Not nj
the Crescent mines and
the Catalonia mines
PIrTsBURG. PA, J
situation 10 Wester
tlnues quiet The
order e. any poln
hope is express
over.
SoMERsET,
right the tir
Coleman 10
completeN
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hey was knocked out and the night gwen
to Farraher. About 400 persons wilt
messed the mill.
THE PRINCE AND THE GoULDs.
LONDON, June e.-The Field to-day
says that it is stated that George Gould
has had an interview with the Prince
of Wales and that they have arranged
for a series OF maaches between the
Princess cutter Britannia and the
Goulis' sloop yacht Vigllant.
THE RESULTS AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, o., June S.-Latonia re-
suits: First race, selling, purse $500,
six turlongs-Marion won, Calumet
second, Violeta third; time, lis. Sec
ond race-Declared of. Third race,
free handicap, seven furlongs-Saoine
won, Henry Young second, Koko third;
time, I:27. Fourth race, The La
tonia Oaks, worth SO, $50 to the
winner), for three-year-Cld fllies, one
mile and quarter, Orinda won, SeliEa
second, Charity third; time, 2:0S. Fifth
race, purse $500, five furlongs, Kitty
Give won, Mary Jane second, Ramona
third; time, 1:0211. Sixth race, selling,
purse $500, six furlongs, Billy Bennett
won, Damask second, Ellen Douglas
third; time, 1:1515. Seventh race, SELL
ing, purse $500, six furlongs, Artillery
won; Lanceot second; Captain Drane
third; time, 1:l413;
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Prof Turnor's Child Dead of DiphtherIa
SpsefGf 90 me ReJisssr

MoRGAKTowN, w. VA, June O.
Henry Turner, aged six years, youngest
son of Professor Z. NJ. Turner, died at
D. m. Of diphtheria and was buried at 7
D. m. He was the prettiest child in
town
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
The Columbus Conference Fixes Upon
the Rate to be Paid.
THERE MAY BE A SETTLEMENT
If the Grape Greek Operators
and Miners Can be Brought
into the Conference.-The Meet
ing Adjourned at Midnight Till
Monday Morning-The Iowa
Miners Reach a Settlement and
Will Go to Work.

COLUMBUS, O., June 10.-1:5o A. NJ
The scale committee adjourned at mid
night TO Monday morning at Q o'clock.
A settlement now seems probable.
The committee has practically
agreed upon q basis OF GO
cents for Ohio and 60 cents for
Western Pennsylvania. The Indiana
miners and operators refuse to agree to
a settlement unless the Grape creek
miners and operators in Eastern ILL.,
nois are brought into it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
4 Train of Coal Moved Amid HOOtS
and Y8llS.

INSTRUCTIONS ON TIE TRACKS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
All Negotiations on

ALTOONA, PA. June Q. While nego-
tlatlons for conference were Still y
progress the miners received word tha
Berwind White 81 Company had juf
landed 200 new men At their mibes
Roratio. This brought negotiatiou--=
a close. Miners and operators
leaving for their homes. Negotlati,
are of.
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SCENES IN TOWN YESTERDAY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

hey was knocked out and the hight given
to Farraher. About 400 persons Wit
messed the mill.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
v Arrirala.

Q e.-Arrived-Cam-
stown and Liverpool; ;
'rg.
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NO. s7a.
THE GOVERNORS OPINION.

The Armed Fore HIS Not Awsd the
strikers, bus 1hey Cannot Succeed
Against the state Foress-sunscienr
Troops to Project the Kaaawha Valley.
e..nfsfs IA fhs Rsotsr~-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-01
Mr.Addison's Introduction of John rox.Jr

Mr.Addison's Introduction of John Fox j
"To re, ladies and gentlemen, has bee.
assigned the gratifying privilege of pre-
sensing our distinguished young friend t.
this audience.
Entering az he il abeut to do, career
of eminent literary distinction, and com
bining as he does with a high order o.
talent, personality rich in charm and
attractiyeness, it is matter Of no sur
prise that here, as elsewhere, lie has raj
lied around him extensive coteries OF
friends and admirers.
To this, his initial appearance upon tho
literary platform, there necessarily at
taches an unusual degree Of Interest, both
on the part of himself and hi. well-mish-
ers. and in this connection, | desire, in
the name of the people Of our beautiful
mountain city 10 bid him God-speed in
his new, and honorable and honercd voca-
ton. lay no claim. ladies and gentle
men, 10 the position of literary critic, but
as an humble layman, feel voice truly
the sentiment Of tho great body of his
readers, when say that his writings as
thus far published, in cleyerncss OF plot,
in nicely of execution, in beauty and
chastity Of diction, and in easy grace and
charm Of style, have impressed me pro-
foundry with their authors genius. But,
Sir addressing Mr.. Fox, the most emil
nent litcrati OF our country, those capa-
bic of pronouncing swift, speedy, and ac
curatc judgment on the merit Of your
pretensions have read your productions
as thus far given to the world, and with
out dissenting voice have pointed you. to
future brilliant in il literary
possibilities they llagreeing that YOU are
destined to occupy place in the very
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calling il, indeed, IN exalted one. To
catch the eve, to enchant the attention, to
excite the interest, to CRAFTY and win the
plaudits of tens Of thousands Of your IN
telligent cuuntrymen and women, is dis
tinction, u proud distinction to which
very few can. with any degree Of reason,
aspire. Such you have already done, and
[ repeat that in pour continued literary
triumph We, your friends, will take a deep
interest, a becoming pride and will ever
wish you happiness and honor.
The gentleman has volunteered to read
tonight for the benefit OF one Of our
churches, and, on behalf Of its congresa-
ton, extend him our profound apprecia-
ton of his kindness
And now it only remains for me TO pre-
sent an audience of your Big Stone Gap
friends; and to you, ladies and gentle
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Introducing John Fox, Jr."
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of authority under certain
deed of trust dated June 90, 1890, from
6. f. Dutton, ct ux, to VIM. NJ. McElwee,
Trustee, recorded in Deed Book 20, rage
GAG of the olfcs Of the Clerk OF Wise
County Coutt and Of IN order Of the Wise
County Court entered on January ~, lo94,
in the motion cause styled hcElwec, as
signee, vs. Z. E. Dutton, ct ux, whereby
ii s:undersig nad was appointed trustee iii
lien Of the aforesaid VIM. N. McE'~ec, |
will, on the End day Of March, 1884, be
tween twelve O'Clock noon and two p. M,
at the front door of tho Intermont Hotel,
in the town of BicStone Cap Virginia sell
at public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described strip
or parcel of land: located in the town OF
Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Virginia,
and being part of the Birch and Button
four and one-half tract lying on the
South west side of Powe!l's River and just
below The junction of the
North and South forks of said
River. Said strip is ] 10 feet in width and
is the southern part OF, and extends from
the South Fork cf said River in a vest
terry direction between parallel lines the
entire length of all that certain four and
one-half acre parcel conveyed by the Big
Stone Gap improvement Company to e
e. Dutton. Some Improvements have
bscn made on said strip, and
in selling only 80 much shall he
sold as may he necessary to satisfy the
debt recitcd in the aforesaid deed Of
rust
Clio H. G. MCDOWELL, JR., Trustee
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\ Kansas Mans Experience

M. Albert Favorite, Of Arkansas City,
Kan, wishes to give our readcra The ben
eft of his experience with colds. He
saws: 81 contracted cold early last
spring that settled on my lungs, and had
hardly recovered from it when | caught
another that hung on all summer and loft
ms with hacking cough, which though
never would got rid Of. | had used
Chamberlain Cough Remedy some four
teen years ago with much success, and
concluded to try it again. When got
through with one botlla my cough had
loft mo, and have not suffered with n
cough or cold since. have recommend
ed it to others, and al speak we'll OF it.
80 cent bottles for sale by J. ". Kelly,
Druggist.