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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertfsers desiring display advertise
rpenta changed for the Sunday Issue must
hand IA copy b. l o'clock Saturday 10
insure change.
POsT-rNTELLIGESc co.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
of the Comptroller of the Currency.
Washington, d. c.. June 10. 1896.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
who may have claims against the Mer-
chants National Bank OF Seattle. Seat
tie Washington, that the same must be
presented TO Charles ii. Baker, receiver.
with the legal proof thereof within three
months from this date, or they may be
disallowed.
JAMES H ECKELS,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
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wa~TFD-IxFoRMaTI y.

a%TED-Tuso- tor corcernlng NJ.
waiter Tayfor. of san Francisco, last
heard II IN employment OF FeIs & l&l-
fscf a. fheir ryIll February. Ess2, as
rg.rra~ Of his death b. drowning has been
hasrd address " G. Sazrpstein- attor-
nev. 40 F.Gelity ogFii1lnE. Tacoma, !" ASH
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w ANTEp AGENTS.
WANTED BOARDrR~.

WANTED Ni5d'e-aEe5. Christian LADY,
wants 20 take small children cha hies
references given. Address iahv. Fost-
Intelligence.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR rNCEANGE-Des rahla residence
income property, bearing mortgage, CEN
1ratN located Tor acre property, uuen-
numbered. near cay. valuation s. 500
Address =. Toby. +. y box a.
H'DR ENCNANGE,-N trade new house
hplt kco4s 60 All kinds fer secondhand
scoss. Frederick. Nelson < MIrro. l1L3
10 t-z8 Second street.
FOR Sal Cheap. two ycung mares. or
Nil tEa8e foT piano. Call at stable.
R4fth &n3 Pine.
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FOR SAI.E-A snap. for % DAYS, 50 acres
OF land. 30 acres in cultivation, Win
house and barn. orchard. and good
wells; price, so per acre; worth $40 Ad-
dress j. T. Jones, Osceola, King county
Wash.
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WANTED Situation by young man Of II.
understands teaminE. had experience in
grocery and hardware; good pcnman,
hest of references. Address =. r. B.,
care post-lntelllgenccr
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-PoSition by lady "a stenogra-
yher and typewriter. or correspondent
and general Office work: experienced.
Eastern references. Address V. Il. -,
observation-disclosures.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT by capable
woman: small family. 1880 Washington
street
WANTED-By competent girl. place in
private Family. 40 Main street.
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MARRIAGES.

MURRAY -J0HNEOE-JAf the residence 81
me ofFrisffrz clergyman. ReY. John F.
Damon. 80 Fifth street. Seattle, sun
day morning. September y. Isss. Ar-
George william Murray ant Miss jose
YsFirs "A Johnson. both % this city
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-10
( judicial Sale.

Pursuant t0 decree of the circult court
Of Calhoun county, entered at the June
term, lN!i5, in the Hhancerv cause i'm which
\. Knots and Walter Pcndieton, Sr,ci:i
commissioners, are plaintiffs. and Annie
conrad, Joseph braunon aud John Cor
nell are defrn lant> the undersigned special
commissioners, hy virtue of said decree.
will offer for sale, to tn" highest and best
bidder, the tract of 81 acres uf AMI
deer ed / be sold in said cause. Said
tract Of i.nl situate ON Wolfe ran, n
bra oh Of the West Fork, in Washiustun
district, Calhoun county, West virginia.
and being the same tract oi land purchas-
ed by said Annie Conrad Gf y Knots and
Walter Penilc,on, special commissioners
u the haur,ry cause in the circuit count
ot Calhoun county, in which the county
court al Calhoun county vas plaintiff and
John w. Bell. lt;e shcri3, and Others. de
icadaniS, and fora more perfect dc-clip-
ton al said 80 acres OF land reference j.
here made L. said chancerv cause and ia,
proceedings had thcrcia together with tn"
papers and exhibits filed in this suit. Said
tract OF land will he sold on the 10th dny
October, lS9i, ut the front door al the
court hoHsc, of Calhoun county, that briu..
tn first day al the October term al III"
circuit court OF said county.
Terms OF SALE pnc-third OF the pri
chase money To he paid cash in hand o,,
day NJ sale, the residue in two equal uny-
ment> e. he paid in g and II months from.
day OF sale, rurch scr To execute notes i'm
same, with approved security, bcarin" in
tcrcSt from date, ANA rs Il further >ccur,,
'hc till" t" the land sold will he retained
until the purchase moncy is fully paid.
y. kNoi-r>, Special
WALTER PENpfEToN, ! Commissioner.
|, X. w. Hall. Clerk OF the circuil cour
oi Calhoun county. do hereby certify thai
bond ha been given Us required II! deere,
in this cause.
20-lw. Il. ". HALL, Clerk.
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commissioners Notice.
COMMODORE CoNxoLLY,


vs..
Geogre w. HardInan, sheriff Of Calhoun
county, and a. such administrator OF the
estate of James III. Smith, decea- e I, John
Smith, Jennie Smith, aud Dollie Smith,
heirs At law of James IL. Smith, deceIs-
ed
In ChNncery in the Circuit Court OF Cal
houn county.
The above styled cause having been re-
ferred to- the undersigned, one OF the coin =
m is~ioners Of the circuit court of Calhoun
county, with instructions To- audit and ~; =
tie the administration accouu; of the de-
PENDANT, George W. lIardman, sheriff, ari
a. such administrator Of the estate OF the
dccedent, james III. Smith, deceased, and
to take and hear proof OF the debts existing
against the said estate, aud To report 4 u
nature and priority of each of said dcltS,
and To ascertain and report the cal estate
al which the said deccdent died sliced, Toe
getlcr with the liens existing against tie
same by Judgment or otherwise. and To- re-
port any other pertinent matter required
by any party in interest; the parties to said
suit will take notice, that haye fixed on
the Isl day of October. 1898. ~ the ii nc,
and w. l.. Stcvcu~un'> law office, in Il Q
town of t'fan,svi!ic, Calhoun county.
West Virginia, aS the place, for the cxccu-
ton ot the said order of reference.
Given under my hani thi> the 22nd day
OF august, 1895.
26-lw. q W. SIIC Colt, Com'r.
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to Creditors.

To the creditors of James III. Smith, de-
ceased.
In pursuance of a decree of the circuit
court of the county OF Calhoun, ma ie in a
cause therein pending to subject the real
estate of the said James II. : NTH. to th,.
payment Of his debts, you are required To
present Your claims against the estate Of
the said james III. Smith, for adjudication
to q. W. Sjlco;t, commissioner, at W. l..
Steycnson'S law Office, in the town of
GrantSvilic, in said county, on or before
the l>t day of October, 1895.
WitaeSN. X. ". Hall, clerk Of the sal |
court uii, 22nd day OF August, 1895.
2G-Gw. X. w. HALL. Clerk.
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NJ office OF judicial Sale.

BY virtue OF Il decree al the circuit court
ri Calhoun county, rendered ut the Fchrm
airy term oi 1893, in the chancerv cause II
Barlow Jlende.so Company and others
against y. Ellison and Others, the under.
slgned commissioners for the purpose. will
sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der, at the front door of the court bousc Of
said county, on the first day of the October
Term, 1899, of thc circuit court of Calhoun
county, the real estate in said cause de
creed to he sold, viz. Two tracts of land
containing respectively 2j9l nrirs and %
acres. situate on the waters oi Beech Fork
IN said county, conveyed to y. Ellison aud
J. ~. Ellison hy W.!.:"'n Ellison hv deed
date! %"r,rbrr @t'., i"J3, Il cor 81 Nhic!.
deed j. ii!ci IN i'll causc.
IH"Ns Of SAFE: - r.. cent IL tho rur-
ch"s' m"ucy co.,! in h2ui cndav uf sac.
ani 'lic ic~iGu, cn credit 81 H. - and
81 months, tic lur.hs..r giving IL, notes
viii "n.d persons. -cruri'y for the d,i, rg-
td iu-Ld'ur"'-, h..i:a. interest from .lni..
WALLER FENnLE.uS.
j. W. iit,lLrox. "'i U.s..
T'.d 'a. hc,u s:.,.u 20. rrgr,r.j by .ir.
cree 90 -.i! .a'i,c. I,-l.:
l>-in. H. V. I!r.cl.t
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CrMrEalAnp. Mo. Augus, |. So

-, trArEaAAMp, ND, August l. IS.
u Jnnc< Cn,E &C Go.
G't|J0'e: have examined your sam
pic II iiraddoch's Pure Re md Barley
M"lt WHISTLES, and according to my judg-
nc"t they are what thcy profess to he, tile
pure article and %! best OF quality. Malt
Nlrac'S ~ great variety a:c being marm.
iactur and put into market for medical
Use particularly Tor dv,pcplic complaints,
errors Of digesiion and other wasting Dis
eases where tRc'P,ptonic powers arc weak.
In Snch c,~"s tlc combination uf malt pep
io"ts with alcohol often proves the best
and most successful agent for cure, aud in
all that class Of cases your BARLEY Malt
wi' prove au effective agent. The in,clI-
gent practitioner will tint IL your manu-
iaciurce remedies for Oh cases and other
agents on which hc en- ely.
Very truly yours,
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4 commissioners Sale ofLand.

BY virtue OF = decree Of the circuit cour.
of Calhoun county, made IN the chancery
cause of J. NJ. Simmons against Josiah
>tarcher anh Others, on the llth day VI
june, 1893, the undersigned commissioner
appointed r the purpose, will on the
10th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1895
between the honrS of - IA, and ; p. M.
offer for sale to the highest bidder, at pub
lie auction, at the front door of the court
house OF Calhoun cornty, the real estate
directed by said decree to be sold, viz \
tract of III acres Of land in alhoun
county, being the same land conveyed To
Josiah Siarchcr by e. Il. Simmons by deed
dated April .9th, 1893, and recorded in
Deed Book -, pages 81 and 329 Calhoun
County Court Clerks office, I. which refer
cncc is made ior q more particular dcscrip-
ton OF said land.
chase money cash in hand on day oi sale
and the residue upon 4 credit oil !, and
) years, taking from the purchaser notes
with good security tor the defer. eel Install
nichts oi purchase money, aud the legal til
lie to said land to be retained ~ a further
security therefor.
WALrEE PE%DLrroN,
Special Commission,
STATE or WET NIRGINIA, CALuoUN
COUNTY, To-wIT:
|, Il. w. Hall, clerk OF the circuit court
OF said county, do certify that the above
named commissioner has given bond Is re-
CURED by the decree OF sale
27-iw. TcSte; K. w. HALL, Crk.
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~ office CT j udiciul Sale.

l,y virtue ii decree of TIA" Circuit court
al Harrison county. rendered ut the .Ianu
AIRY term, lS9:', in tlie chancerv rn,l.c OF,
VI. t. Lively and Nelson NJ l:vnnctt. COM
miNsioncrs, against lnri I. smith W. Ii.
Ayers and George II. SINNERS, W.. will sell
by pnpiic auction, to the highest bidder. ~.
the ir ont door of the Court House uf Gail
houn county, OH the first day nf the Octo.
btr tcrm lE93, oi Calhoun circlit cour. ;l..
tract OF 335 acres Of land less lJS acr.. il.
said cansc dccrecl 20 hc sold, situated on
water, OF Laurel creek in Calhoun county.
particularly described in the papers OF said
calise, To which reference is made
TFEMS OF SALE: Sufficient cash in
hand to pay S97.0S with interest from III,
18th "f January, 1899, and costs OF suit and
expenses oil sale, and also F20.l5 with in.
terest from the 9TH Of October. ! ..n3, an;
Tor the residue on a credit until the 7lh
day of October, 1896 the purchaser giving
his note with good personal security fn;
the deferred inStallmcn; bearing interest
from, d1V nj s,ln
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NJ office ofJudiciaI Sale.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the circuit court
"i Calhoun county rendered at the Fcbrua-
ry term of 1894, in the chncery cause of
'harlcS w Lynch, administrator of the cs-
tate OF G. H. Camden, deceased. against II.
.. Nicholas and others, the undersigned
commissioners for the purpose, will offer for
sale at public auction, to the highest and
nest bidder AT the front door Of the co.:rt
house of sud county, ON the 10Th day of Oc-
ioh"r, 1922 that being court day the real
estate described i'm said cause, and dccrecd l.,
be sold, viz 4 tract of 100 acre, of land.
situated on the Left hand Fork of Yellow
creek, in Calhoun county, being the same
conveyed by g. -. Camden to If. Q. Nicho-
las AID by him to j. +. Richards, be decd
MED i'm said causc, and now occupied by said
Richards
TEENS Or SALE. Onc-tcuth the purchase
money in hand ON day of sale and for the
residue ON a credit ofG, II AID Is months.
thc purchaser giving his notes with good
personal security for the deferred install
mcnt-, bearing interest from date.
X. G.. LINN.
j. ". llNNIIToS. 'oh rs.
Fond has been given as required by decree
ln this cause. Itetc.
n-N-iw H. ". Hall, CTk.
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We would suggest to all political
parties that they adopt for the next
campaign the time honored axiom,
young men for war and old men for
council" The name; of the same can
didates so often before The people be
come tirespme.
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After the expenditure of the vast
sums of money by the several foreign
missionary societies, the missionaries
in parts OF China have to fly for their
lives in many instances, and the re.
cent massacrcs don't indicate that it
has all been us bread cast upon the
wafer.
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a green goods" swi"dler who had
been operating in Linc"ln county for
some time got five years in the peni-
Tertiary ut the hands of Judge Har-
yer tho other day.
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Its Va,nc Recognized by Physi-
clans.

As a rule am opposed to proprie-
tary medicine Sill value good
one, especially when such is the source
of relief ir"m pain. As topical
(eXternaD application | have found
Chamberlain Pain Balm the best
remedy have ever used for neuralgia
of any kind. | have conScientiouslv
recommended it To many PERSONS
WILLIAM HORNE, Nj. d., GAINESVILLE,
Wis. Sold by Barr Bros, druggists,
Gran,Sville.
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Doctors and lawyers, as arule, de
pend on the ca!amitics of others; ma
ny preachers get their pay only i'll the
next world; merchants must depend
on the honesty or dishonesty of their
customers; day labor is Il hand to
mouth living, Of making dollar q
day when the demand. are Il dollar
and half. Young man, old man, il
you have farm to stay ON you'd bet
tel stay there. Every business has
its dark side. You are not moving
into the average city. If your neigh
borhood is dull help to boom it
Elk.
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J ag. Clark g. Co.,
:. NO"ENliIllf, AnEAr,
800 Market tcct, Parkcrb burg, Yves! Va.

81 the above location, tco,rcr MarLr
,ucct ANA t"',rt Square, w. have upci Cd
= branch "i ;iie celebrated !radinrk Dis
uiIcry, "h"-V i"'u"u. Goods We can oasl
- from > I" =; per gallon.
No cl,Hr;," Ior iI;.s.
Cur stock will inciudp q great variety of
'uis Whistles,
Imported and Domestic Er7ndic,,
imported aud iiou.c-inadc Wins,
Fine Bottled Clouds.
MI goods from the Di,'ilIcry guaranteed
-'rir,y pure.
Lss5" No goods sold by the drink.
Ire trade !, solicited to inspect our stock
.u,d judge iof themselves.
Reference l>i, md arl :iri National
!iankS, kun'hcrlard; LIT National EanL.
Parkci-bUrg; SHENANDOAH Valley National
Bank, Winchester, Va.
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- o;icc o. .;ui:ci.: aa!c.

rs yIriac az 20 G,ct.c ~ thc Circuit con
Of Calhoun county, rendered SO the Jane
Tcru Of 1898, iu the chmrcrv c,i.-o Of i
j. Mcdonald against ! ao. W -f.rtcv and
other, the undersigned, appoiut,Il spec
inl commissioned for ihc pmrp.~". viii offer
Tor sale at public auction, o. lir highest
and bcs' bidder, Ut the front Iror of the
court house ul said county. uu The iOth dnv
Of Octobe', 1875. that hpiu- court day.
the real estate dc,cribcd iu .rii cause. and
dccrecd to- bee sold, viz: Siuri,i i'm the
county of Calhoun, on the waters Of Pine
creek, containing - acrcs, 3 rood. and ~
poles. and being lot no. 3 a- signutcd ON
plat oi PARTITION in tho CHANGER, cause #
H. q Stevens against 81. - ~tcvcn. and
others. lately pending in sail court. and
h.i ihc sam" laud conveyed hv j. s.
S.cyrr- rud Nifr to V. r. llickcuhouom.
DrrN or siIr Ouc-tlird r.rrhrse
money rI-h i1 hani mud for thc residue ON
% credit ei q tul ~ months. t.cp rcaa.cr
giving li- notes with good ...r-uu .ccuri-
IT, Tor thc deferred in-;.i'u.,rt Leuiup u-
trrc-' lron oHt,, trd licu retained oi, the
premises sold u- % further security.
w. L. ~rrVE SOS.
Spcci, umr.
Bond ha hccn given ~ required Lv de-.
cree 10 tii, cause.
2j1w =. w. HALL, lctk
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The newspaper fraternity keeps Il
mighty close watch over the National
Treasury.
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There don't seem to he as much
grease IN the Dog Skin" as was an
ticipatcd.
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a new paper has just been started
in Parkersburg, called the Methodist
Episcopal Times. We hope it will
he cordially received and literally
supported by every Methodist family
in this county. 1t is worthy of your
support, and a part Of the rich bless
ings showcred upon you by Di,
vine Providence should he contribut-
ed to supply this long felt want.
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The following meteorological data
of the month of September for the
past 7 years is taken from the records
of the local weather bureau and com
piled by observer II. l.. Ball:
Warmest September, 1894. aver
age Of 100.
Coolest month, 1883, average of 600
Highest temperature, 80 on Sep.
TENDER !, 1894.
Lowest, 80, o Sept. 30, 1888.
Average date first killing frost
about Oct. 2.
Average rainfall, 800 inches.
Greatest monthly rainfall, 81
inches in September 1890.
Least. l.72 inches, Sept. 1891.
Greatest rainfall ia - consecutive
hours, 2 II inches ON Sept. l and u,
1890
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rJ7rustcc's Sale of Real Estate.

~ virtue OF certain deed of trust exc.
cutcd to me a~ trustee O. secure unto Sprn
Ger toiins certain dent therein named
hy j. ~. poddrill, Jane DoHlriil and Ma
~ Doddrill, dated on the 2jth day of June.
1898, and recorded in the Office of thc
County Court OF Calhoun iu Trust and
Mortgage Hook 40 1, ut page 1876, viii
ON the 10Th dag of Octob r.. 1893 at the front
door %: the Court House of Calhoun coun-
ty, syil by auction, 60 thc highest bidder.
Tor cash iu hand, the following described
real estate, tp-wit. s tract ol 80. acres oi
land situate iu Calhoun county ON Rush
ruu branch o( Stcct creek, and described
by mct,s and bounds in the said trustdcc
10 which reference /. made
j. VI. INMfGroN.
2S-iw. Trustee.
a new aud fancy lot of papcrlrie
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w. +. LIVELY,

\ Vt. BENNETT,
Bond with security haas been giycu by tn,
above named commissioners uS rrprirct
by the terms of the decree of sale.
Teatc: iiENHY IiAYMonr, Cl'k.
August 10, 1870. 27.:w.
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WITCHE TER, VA, AneustIn, 'SS.
Dco" Sis:--i have frequently used in
my practice her. your i'imddn,k's Pure
RE and Bailey Malt whi~kic>: believe
lh"n TO bc pure aud free from adul.cra-
ions. Euurs tiuly,
II. u. MCGUIRE, VI. ID.
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Notice. 80 .,cwurdu

Numher> Of end, a. saw loo. h.r.
ne'n seen ii"a';ng down the Little
h"naM ha river marked II. j. which
Is 'he brand IF Burns BIS IL lion:
man, on saw logs. We will give so
Tor The arrest AMI CONVICTION Of any
persons "h" has sawed oil the end. 3f
>"ch SAW Iogs
BURNs Bros.
""' ''"' 1000. 5G.yl
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WALTER PESniEroN,
Special commissioner.
NJ office OF Judicial Sale.

BY virtue of decree of the circuit court
of Calhoun county, rendered ut the October
term, of 1891, in the chanccry cause of W.
III. Ayers against f.. W. Gamer and Others,
the undersigned commissioners for the pur-
pose, will oilcr for sale at public auction. To
the highest bidder, u, the front door of the
court house of said county the first day of
the October Term, 1888, of The said circuit
cont, the real estate described in said cause,
and dcorcch to be sold, viz: \ certain tract
OF l3l acres of land situate ON Laurel creek,
IN Calhoun county, known a. the johnson
Wcstiali farm, and fully described in a decd
from said Wcstiali and others 10 f.. w. Gain
er, dated January u, 1893, a copy Of which
is fled in said cause
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-third the purchase
money cash i'll hand on dav of sale, and the
residue on a credit of and , years, the pur-
chaser giving his notes with good personal
security for the deferred ins,aIlmcmts bearing
interest from date
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4 commissioners Sale of Nalua-
~ bic land.

{ commissioners Sale of Nalua-
~ bic Land.
j. G. campbell admir-, etc, !
". I'm Channcry
W. J. Starchcr,
In pursuance of q decree of the circuit
court of calhoun county made and entered
in the above styled cause at the June term.
1898, of said court, the undersigned, who
was appointed special commissioner for the
purpose will ON the 10th day Of October, at
the front door ofthe court house of calhoun
county, sell Ut public auction to- the highest
bidder therefor, the tract of 3gi acres of land
mentioned and described in the bill, and w.
ing in the district of Lee, in said county. ON
the waters OF the West Fork, and being the
same tract Of land conveyed to NJ. j. Starch
cr by John G.. Campbell, 60 pay OF the plsin-
It'll. Claim and the costs Of this suit
Trims 60 SALE one third of the pur-
chase money clSh in hand ON the day of
sale, and the residue upon credit Of q and
~ month, from day of sale, taking from the
purchaser ro,c- with approved security bear
ing Interest from date for the deferred IN
tallmcuts NJ purchase money, and retaining
the legal title rs further security.
Given under my hand this jth dag of
September $500.
w. J.. ~rAEItEY,
~D,piyl p,fu'r
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a new aud fancy lot of papcrlrie
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Bond has been given as pre-cribcd by sal,
decree oi sue. ICtc.
n-S-iw. H. W Hall, clerk.
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''TIVVI'IT NVIItIIII@NIVIIVT.
Bond has been given rs required by said
decree. Tc,tc:
n2S-iw. Il. ". Hall. clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-11

The Aroostook. in Maine, was named
from an Indian word meaning good
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