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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-08

brazenla, ponleslone podczas
Uypadku ma tejze kolei.
Pani Ida Weinberger,
m1oda, 25 letnia kobieta, do.
piero cd trzech miesiecy beda-
ca z mezem, odebrala sobie zy.
Gle przy pomocy trucizny. Po-
w6d samobojstwa - znudzenie
zyciem.
= DIS wieczorem W Hall
oh Majewskiego pm. 779 ma
Milwaukee ave. odbedzie sic
zebranie W celu ostatecznego
zorganizowania Klubl towa-
rzyskiego. Zebrano iuz dosta5
teczna liczbe podpisow 01
sob, zgad1ajacych sic ma zafo-.
zenie podobnego stowarzysze,
MIA.
= Firma Hub" (wielkie
sk}ady przv rogu ul Jackson /
State )rozdzieli pomiedzy ych
pracownik6w $1,000, iako
przypadajaca ma mich czest
zysku ma rok ubieg1Y. Firma
przyjmuje pracownlk6w tylko
Ia zasadach kooperacyi.
L. 9. Strevor, zam. pm.
2Ol ma 2lej ul., zastrzeli} sic.
Pow6d samob6jstwa ten, ze
matka ME chciata mu pozyczyc
pieuiedzy ma zaiozenie sk}adu
rzezuickiego.
Siedemdziesieciopie
letni L. Kaski, zam. pm. z24 ma
w. Taylor ul., zmal} nagle,
podczas ataku epileptycznego.
= Chlopiec 8 letni Elmer
Winters, bawiac sic wczoraj
przed domem rodzic6w, zosta1
uderzony kopytem konia W
glove tax fatalnie, ze ma CA
szke rozbita i zyc ME bedzie.
: Tramwaj elektrYczny na
Elston av. cd Milwaukee ave,
az do cmentarza polsko-cze-
skiego zaczal W tych dniach
kursowac regularnie.
= DIS lub jutro rozstrzy-
gnieta costa nie przez ssdziego
Gro:scup skarga o uniewaz-
nienie wyroku sedziego Woods
W sprawie Dobsa jego towa'
rzysz6w.
- Rozbiegany ko1 z wozem
wpadl ma Lake ul. ma 4Oletnia
panis H. O. Singer = po.
t}uk} ia bardzo niebezpieeznie.
Pani s. ma prawa nogs z1ama'
na.
- Karol Nowak, b. zolnierz
armii Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
oskarzony zosta1 o uwiedzenie
Annie Miller = i nieprawe oj'
cowstwo. Postawiono 60 pod
kaucya $500.
Str6z kolejowy Thos.
Gillespie, zom. p. n. 1857 ma
ul. Bonaparte, zostal wczoraj
przejechany ma smiert przez
pociag kolei Rock Island ma
krzya6wce 47ej ulicy.
- W ten .piatek i sobots
chiopcy, sprzedajscy "Dzien:
Chic, beda takze sprzedawali
pismo humorystyczne"B e"Bocian".
-.Siedmicletnia Berta De-
merit, zam. przy rodzicach pm.
1912 ma S3iej ul., zosta}aprze,
jechana przez tramwaj elek-
tryczny i odnios}a smiertel.
ne uszkodzenia.
= Wydzia} oswiaty Ligi
Polskiej ogiosi W tych dniach
konkurs literacki dla m}odzie.
zy polskiej W Ameryce.
Sedzia Bradwell skaza}
wczoraj szese dam z ...gorszego
towarzystwa, ktore znaleziono
W jaskini opiumowej pm. 394
State ul., kazds ma $40 kary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-08
w szkotce.

Professor do ucznia:
Jak sic nazywa TAXI czlowiek,
kt6rk MIC ME chce robic, tylko mysli
oisfssnias
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-08
M1Odzi mOrdercy.


trzema tygodniami August AL
temeier zostal ukamienowany
przez szajke tutejszych zbro-
dniarzy, z kt6rych siedmiu a.
resztowano procesowano. Dzl-
siaj zako1czy} sic process. Pie
ciu 2 pomiedzy oskarzonych
zosta}o uznanych niewinuymi;
Tom Beverly i Otto Herbig
zostali uznani winnymi NOR.
derstwa. Beverly zostal skaza-
ny ma smierc; liczy on "a lat;
2Oletni Herbig skazany ma 49,
letnie wiezienie.
AdWOkat W kfOpOcie.
CLEVELAND, O., 7 stycznia.
Niedawno zamordowano tn a.
genta frachtowego pewnej
kolei Cavena. DIS odby-
}y sig ogledziny sadowe. Jako
Swiadek stawa} miedzy innymi
znany adwokat tutejszy Wal
ter J. Schoup i ten zezna}, il
vie, kto zamordowa} Cavena. i
m6glby kazdej chwili 60 wska-
zac, jednakowoz ME chce tego
uczynic i ME moze do tego 70.
stac zmuszonym, gdyz morder.
ca ten jest jego klientem. Do
wiedziano sic zreszta, re zamor.
dowany miewa} schadzki z pc
wna zamezna kobieta i re MAJ
tejze mial swojego szpiega,
kt6remu poleci} oboje wystep-
nych sledziG i O lie moznosci
lekko rauic Cavena. Szpieg
ten strzeli} do Cavena i ranii
60 ma nieszczescle tax nlebez-
piecznie, IL Caven W skutek
tego umar}. Ale niewiadomo,
kto by1 tym szpiegiem. Zdaje
sic, re Schoup zostanle areszto.
ny "a lekcewazenie sadu, jezeli
ME wyjawi nazwiska morIer-
CIV,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-08

lokomotywy, zgina} powolns
straszna smiercia. Ewing
Lsngselorf re Smithville, je
den z podr6anych, z}ama}
kark. Konduktor J. B. Romus
z Norwalk, kt6ry ratowa} sic
zeskoczeniem, z}amal ramie i
try zebra, a nadto odnios}
wewnetrzne usskodzenia smier
telne. G.. Parish Jack Berk-
hardt z Massillon, tax mocno
zostali pokaleczeni, re prawdo-
podobnie W skutek tego UNI
ia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-08
Wypadek parOwca OceanoWego.

NAeAsAK1, Japonia, Z sty-
sznia. Wielki psrowiecI po.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-08
Potrute ryby.

LAooN, ILL.,, Ego stycznia.
Ryby W rzece Illinois gina z
gaz6w trujscych, kt6re tworza
sic W wod4ie, do rzeki sp}ywa.
jacej z kana}u Illinois and
Michigan, a pomieszanej mo.
emo ze smola. Poniewaz rzeka
pokryta jest lodem, gazy ME
moga dose szybko unosic sic W
poWietrze. Ryby te usmazone
szkaradnie cuchna, a handla.
RE ryb z Henry, Chillicothe i
Lacon zebrali sic tu, azeby
wniesc zazalenie do w1adz.
Znikniecie wybitnpgo Rycerza
Piracy.
BUTTE, Mont, 7 stycznia.
Peter Breen, dystryktow
wielki mistrz Rycerzy Piracy,
kt6ry W listonadlie wybra} sic
by{ do New Orleans ma kon-
wency4 Orgaui2seyi, cd chwili
przybycia swego do New Or
leans zuikl bez wiesci i przy-
jaciele jego W Butt obawiaja
sic, re spOtkalo 60 jakies ME-
szczescie. Oczekiwano powro
tu jego z poczatkiem grudnia,
ale dotychczas ME powr6ci4.
Mai W obrebie organizacyi
licznych, nieprzyjacl6f; by1
zwolennikiem Powderly'e EGO i
W debatach zwyk{ bYl wyste.
-noWaG pWaitoRnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-08
o Pr-usakach.

Powiedz mi, csem si1 Rili
v ciagu biekscego wieku ! sI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-08

Przybycie parOWc0IT.
NEW YORK Ls Champagne Z Ha4rs,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17
Commissioners Notice.
CoMMopoRE CONNOLLY,

Geogre W. Ilardman, sheriff II Calhoun
county, aud a. snch administrator of the
estate of James II. Smith. icce,,. Ell, John
Smith, Jennie Smith, and Dollie smith.
heirs ut ldw OF James II. Smith, deccds-
ed.
In Chancery in the Circuit Court OF Cal
hOun county.
The above styled cause having been re-
terred 20 the undersigned, one of the com
mi>>iuners q: the .ircUit court Of Calhoun
county, with Instructions To- audit and 1T
tie the administration account OF the de-
PENDANT, George W. llIdmau. sheriff. and
a. snch administrator of the estate Of the
dcccd"nt, James II. Smith, deceased. md
to take aud hear proof Of the debts existing
against the said estate, and 10 report Il e
nature and priority of each OF said debts,
| and to ascertain aud relur; the real estate
ni which the saii decedcni died Si,Zed, to-
| Scthcr with the liens cNi-.inS against tie
same by Judgment or otherwise, and t. re-
port any other pertinent matter required
by any party in interest; the parties la 81 4
suit will take notice, that have fixed on
the l>t day of October, 1895, n the zinc
and W. l.. Stevenson, nS office, in the
town of Grantsyi!lc, Calhoun county
! West Virginia, aS the place, for the exccu.
ton ol the said order of reference.
/ Given under my hand this the 22nd d.,
"f august, lS9j.
2G-iw. q W. SriCorr, Com'r.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17

The writer has not Il dollars worth
Of stock in the County Fair, having
sold out last winter, nut we feel rs
lively an interest in the enterprise as
though we owned it. \ successful
exhibition Of our products and an in.
terchangc OF views on the subject OF
farming and stock raising is worth
n great deal to the people Of this coun
ty. Let every body take two or three
days off and come to the Fair to SC,
how everybody else is getting along.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17
Notice to Creditors.

To the creditors OF james III. Smith. de-
ceased.
In Pursuance OF "a decree OF the circuit
court OF the county oil Calhoun, uIa le in :,
cause therein pending to subject the real
estate of the said james IL. Smith. to the
payment OF his debts, you are required To
present Your claims against the estate OF
the said James II. Smith, tor adjudication
io &. W. SilcOit, commissioner, at W. l..
StevenSon's law Cihce, in the town oi
Grantsvilie, in said county, on or before
the l>t day al October, 1885.
Witness. X. ". Hall, clerk of the sal
court this END day Of August. 1890
2G-Gw. X. W. HALL, Clerk.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17
Jurors for October Term.

The following is a list Of grand and
petit Jurors drawn for the October
term, 1895, of the Circuit Court:
Grand jurors--Robert Cooper, VIM.
X. Goodnight, Lewis Goldsmith, VIM.
Umstead, VIM. Haverty, George w.
Ritchca, NJ. II. Right, Tunis Rob
erts, Herman Witt, Samuel Mccoy
II. \. Altizer, +. Buck, Frank
llouchn, Lon Riep, Robert Sharps
and John Bailey (of Beech, Wash
ington district.)
Petit jurors George Dye, Thmn-
ton G. Cain, Levi Fl. Stump, Isaac
Little; b. S. Raybuck, Sida Hatha.
way, Peter Hicks, j. :. Silcott. Peter
Parsons, RALPH Bennett, Annanias
Truman, John Bailey, Abe Nillars,
Scott Starcher, Ulyssis Fluharty
Sherman Barr, John Willis Gamer,
}. If. Smith, Nicholas Polling, George
Jackson, John WhytcselI, James
Propst, Jr., Matte Petit, Charles
Fleshcr, j., VIM. Harris, George
Lighiner, Titus Metz, Joseph Tuck
or, Isaac \. Bell, >. y. Bell, G..
johnson, Patrick Mckee, Clay Nc.
Donald, w. p. Seals and Lenucl
Stalnaker.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17
4 commissioners Sale of Land.

Dy virtue OF decree Of the circuit court
of Calhoun county, made in the chanccry
cause OF j. NJ. Simmons against Josiah
Starchcr and others, on the llth day II
June, lS:i5, the undersigned commissioner
appointed + the purpose, will on the
10Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1895
between the hours Of IL M, and 3 y. M,
offer Tor s.le to the highest bidder, at pub
Inc auction, at the front door of the court
house OF Calhoun county, the real estate
directed by said decree To bc sold, viz: \
tract OF III acres of land in Calhoun
county, being the same land conveyed to
Josiah Starchcr by q. Il. Simmons by decd
dated April 29th, 1898, and recorded in
Deed Book IL, pages 32S and 30 Calhoun
County Court Jerks office, - which refer
cncc Is made Tor more particular descrip-
ton OF said land.
Terms OF SALE: One-fuurtn of the pur-
chase money cas!I in hand on dav nj sale
and the residue upon a credit of !, > and
j year, taking from the purchaser notes
with good security Tor the deferred INSTALL
mcht> OF purchase money, and the legal IL
tie To said land To be retained as 4 further
security therefor
WALTER PENDLrroN,
Special Cummi, sluncr.
STATE oF WEST NRGINIA, CAIlIorH
COUNTY, Tc-NTr:
!, X. W. HALL clcrl: of the circuit cour
of said county,.do certify that the aboy,
named commissioner has given bond es re-
quircd by the decree OF sale
2i-iw. Tc>te: Il. W. HALL, Crk.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17
I judicial Sale.

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit court
"i Calhoun county, entered at the ..u-e
term, lS9I, in the Chlnccry cause i'm whi, l.
y. Knots and Walter Pendicton, >rcci J
commissioners, arc plaintiffs. and Ami,
Conrad. Joseph BTuuon and John Cor
nell are defendants, the undersigned ,pepia
commissioners, ly virtue of said d, cree.
will offer for sale, - the highest :nl 3, s.:
bidder, the tract of 50 acres OF an,
dccr-cd t he sold in said cause. Sai..
tract OF Land situate ON Wolfe r,:u. ?
bra ch ii tie West lorl, in Wa>hir,.trl.
district, Calhoun county, West Nir.'n;.,.
and being thc same tract of Land puroha~-
-. by said Nmic Conrad of \. Knott ..n,,
Walter Pcndlct"m, special commissioners
II the .:hrnc,ry cause in ia" circuit c"ul;
OF Calhoun county, in which the county
court Of CALHOUN county vas plaintiff aud
John W. Eel. la:e sheriff, and others. ;ic.
PENDANTS, aud fora more perfect ,lc.vri,i-
tion of said 80 acres uf land reference is
here made To- said clianccry cause AMI ,hr
proceedings had therein together with til
papers and exhibits filed i'm this suit. SAID
tract nl land will h" sold ON the lGih "a,
October 1890, at the front door al H.,
court house, al Calhoun county, that b, in =
tn: iirst day of the October term ii H..
circuit court OF said county.
TERMS OF sAIr:-pne-third Of the pur
chase money To bc paid cash in land o.;
day II sale, ihc residue In two cqu,! nav.
ncnt, to be paid in & and II months lruu
day OF sale, rurch ,ycr to execute not,, iat
same, wish approved security. LcariA. in
tercst from date. aud ~ further ,cruci.,
'he title To the Land sold will lie ret .i..r,
until the purchase money Is fully p,j!.
\. KNoTr-, s;rcc;a!
WALTER PEHDLEToN, COMMITS, ncr
|, Il. w. Hall, Clerk Of the circu;t cour
of Calhoun county. do Hereby certify Ina
bond la hcen given IS required h., deere
! in tiii, cause.
2G-lw. L. W. HALL, CLERK.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17

Hon. II. G.. Linn, of Gilmer coun-
ty, has been suggested for Judge OF
the Supreme Court of this State.
He would grace either the circuit on
supreme bench, West Virginia ha,
no ADLER lawyer or purer or better
man than this same X. G.. Linn. -
Richie Gazette.
A plain truth could not be told IN
more eloquent words, and we heartily
endorse each word Of it.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17
Its Value Recognized by Physi-
c.anS.

As rule am opposed to proprie-
tary medicines. Still value Il good
one, especially when such is the source
of relief from pain. As topical
(externaD application | have found
Chamberlain's Pain Balm the best
remedy have ever used for neuralgia
of any kind. have conscientiously
recommended it to many persons. -
WILLIAM HORNE, NJ. d., GAINESVILLE,
Wis. Sold by Barr Bros, druggists,
Grantsyille.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17
West Fork BrccZrIctS.

p. b. Lamo, of Braxton county,
and thee others, from Doddridge
county, are in onrsmidst with Il drove
of horses onstheir way to Tenncsse on
IL trading expidition
w. +. Powell is on business trim
to Marion county.
f.. w. Hall has gone 10 PIedmon;
to a'meeting of he Jr. 0. u. A. Nj.
j. l.. Cross, who. has been working
in Webster county for several months
past, has returned home in very bad
health.
Perry. Hall is ont sick list thi,
week.
L. NJ. Grovesihas the new house of
+. G. Lynch's nearly completed. 1t
adds greatly to the beauty of his
farm.
III. y. Allizer can once more he
heard to laugh, which indicates that
times are getting better.
Prof. Linger is teaching a series of
lessons in vocal music at Milestone in
connection with the Glee Club which
was organized short time ago.
The .boys are still prospecting for
coal, but up to date have not found
lt:ln paying quantities.
We are glad to note that O. w.
PowelPs eyes are much better, and
that his general heath is improving.
Silas Davis and AIr Barr, Of Roane
county, were visiting friends ON Mill
stone Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ella Hallsand Flora and Wal
ter Cross arc attending school on
Leather Bark.
Apple cuttings, bean stringings
and charodc parties are in full blast
Mt present and the young people re-
port enjoyable times.
A. J Meadows and wife have gone
10 Harrison county ON visit.
John Coger and +. r. Groves are
building r. Z. Powelrs new house
and will soon have It completed.
Amos Mckee is now engaged in
buying stock
Rev. G. $. Martin is in our COM
murily selling monuments and slate
roofing, and is doing good business.
George. Metz il now working on the
Asylum at Spencer.
Camden GoF is still a regular visi.
tor Of Mr.. Cross, but willie does not
60 as often as usual
Miss Permelia Brookovcr is now
staying at the Central Hotel at spen.
Ger.
w. p. Price j.. hauling coal thi.
week for his brother, DR.. G. w.
Price.
II. s. Stockwell has returned from
the mountains, aud contcmplatcs NOV.
ing to Clay G.. II.
Press Newal made n flying trip to.
ItiiIa Sunday and from some cause
unknown to us lis best girl was not
at home.
a Bible Glass was organized ON
Crumntics creek ON last Sunday with
j.. Onutas President.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17

Several years ago | was taken with
a severe attack of flux. | was sicl;
III he'd about ten days and could get
nothing relieve me until | used Cham.
berlain'S Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, which cured me- aud has
been Il household remedy with us
ever since. J. G.. MARROW, Decatur.
vile, Mo- For sale by Barr Bros,
druggists, Grantsville.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17
Wheeling has had quite n small pux
scare for several days.

The eagle and the dove have been
sailing side by side, so to speak, at the
National G. y. Il. Encampnent ut
Louisville, Ky. a grand reception
was rendered the old soldiers by the
State of Old Kentuck.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17
NTouca o: Gud:ti..! 5.ic.

Hy vrtac 81 decree ~ hic circuit con
Of Calhoun couuiy, r,rj,,cd col. the .Inu,
Term oi iS95, 10 the chlurcry cit.e oi j.
+. Mcdonald against j 100. ". turkey and
others, the uud"r-igaed. appointed % spcc.
inl commissioner Tor tic purpose. uill oHc
for sale at, public auction. iD She hiahc.l
and best bidder. ct tie 'FRONT.' door Of tine
cour, house OF said county. un ih, lUth dny
Of Octubcr, 1903, that bciu- a court day
The real estate Described iu .a:i cause. and
dccrccd to be sold, viz: Situated i'm the
county Of Calhoun, ON tic water, OF Pine
creek, containing ~ acres, rpol-. and I'D
poles. aud being lot 80. g 20. designated ON
plat at PARTITION iu OBJ" chu.,r, sduse If
II. -. Stevens against ". IS. Steven. aud
othrr-, lately pending i'm said court. and
hri e tir same land conveyed by j. s.
Stevens and wife to Y. r. liiykruboto,n
IEu'i~ ur SSLE Orc-thiri I.icI,a-c
money cp.ii IN haud aud ipr ihr residue ON
% credit of e md - months. tie %. rch...r
giving his notes with good ..rr onll sccuii.
t. lor thc deferred iGstalmcnt. hearing i'm
terc-t from date, aud lien retained ON the
promises sold o~ q further security.
W. l.. ~rEvE>~oN.
Special Com'r.
Bond has been given as required Nv dc.
cree IN this cause.
2G.lw -. w HALL. lerL
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17

The American Book Company re-
fuses to accept the price OF the West
Virginia Legislature for the books it
publishes for the common schools. 1t
now remains to be seen which is the
larger concern, West Virginia or the
Book Trust.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17
Notice OfJudicial Sale.

BY virtue Of decree Of the circuit court
Of Calhoun county, rendered at the Fcbrua-
~ term Of 1904, in the charcerv cause of
Ohgrlcs W. Lynch, administrator of the g..
tate Of G.. -. Damdcn, deceased, against II.
%. Nicholas and Others, the undersigned
commissioners Tor the purpose, will offer for
sale at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder, go the front door of the court
house pi @iid county, on the 10th day Of &c
tobcr 1879, that being 70 court dav the real
estate described in said cause, and dccrrcd to
boz sold, viz 4 tract Of 100 acres of land
situated on the Left hand Fork Of yellow
crock, iu talhom county, being the same
conveyed by g. -. Camden to II. q. Nicho-
Jas and 10y him to j. T. Richards. bc deed
hlcd in said cU,c, and now occupied by sud
Richards
TERMS or SALE Ouc-tcutlt the purchase
money i'm hand ou day of sale, and for the
residue on % credit Of q, = and is months.
the purchaser giving his note. will, good
personal ycurity for the deferred install
Iurut., bearing interest from date.
X. g.. LINN,
j. VI. lINMiLroN, '"'n rs
Bond las been given ~ required by decree
10 Chi. cause Tote
u2S- la Il. W. Hall. CTk
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17

The Associated Press has announc-
ed the death Of u. ;: Consul Muench.
IN yer ut San Salvador. He was
from Parkersburg, W. Va, and di-
cd of yellow fever.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17

Governor MacCorkle has appoint,
ed rs School Book Commissioners
Prof. II. L. Hodges, Ex-Governor A.
b. Fleming and Prof +. III. Clago.
The selection is II good one and will
be unusually satisfactory. The
Boards compensation is 81 day and
may be for % days out of each year.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-17
T7rustcc's Sale of Real Estate.

Hy virtue of a certain decd of trust exc
cutcd to me as trustee to secure unto Spcn
Ger Collins % certain dent therein named
by J. II. Doddrill, Jane DoddrilI and Ma.
ny Doddrill dated ON tie 2Gth dag of juno.
1888, and recorded in the office of thc
County Court oi Calhoun in Trust and
Mortgage Book No J., at page 1876, / will
ON thc 10th day Of October. lS9j1t the front
door o. thc Court House OF Calhoun conn
~, sell by auction, to the highcst bidder,
Tor cash in hand, the following described
real estate, to-wit 4 tract uf SOC acres of
land situate IN Calhoun county ON Rush
run, branch Of Steer creek, aud described
by mctcs and bounds in tho said trustdcc
to which reference is made
J. VI. HAMuTON.
2S-lw. Trustee
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The country will have to run with
out many suggestions from us for a
few weeks yet. We have no space
TO tell 'em how to do.
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Cairo Z E.alEii VALLEY +, r, 10

The Cairo 81 Kanawba Railroad Gonna.
uy will run trains l- follows, on ami after
July - 1898.
NORTH BOUND.
Leave NaaiarI1n at ,:is "a. ~. and 2.3O
=. m
Arrive 40 Cairo ut $40 a. m. and 40 -.
on.
SOUTH HOUND.
Leave Cairo at 9:l0 -. M aud $50 y. m
Arrive 40 Macfarlun at 1870 20. M. and
G:27 p. N.
II, WILSON, Sup't.
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Business is gradually picking up
in this section. Lord speed the trav-
eler.
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WALTER PENDLrroN,
Sts.,iul f,u,,ni..,,u,r
NJ office OF Judicial Sale.

BY virtue Of a decree of the circuit cour,
of Calhoun county, rendered ut the October
term, OF 1884, in the chanccry cause of W
II. Ayers against f.. ". Gaincr and others
the undersigned commissioners for the pur-
pose, will offer iGr sale at public auction. IL
the highest bidder, at the front door of tn,
court house OF said county the first d,v OF
the October Term, 1898, of the said circuit
court, the real estate described in said cause
and dccrccd To he sold, viz: \ certain tract
of l5l acrca of land situate ON Laurel creek
in Calhoun county, known a. the johnson
Wc.:iall farm, and fully described i'm deed
from said Wc-ttall and others Ia f., W. Cain.
or, dated January 20, 1853, y copy of which
is filed in said c;tilsc
TERMS or SALE: Onc-third the purchas,
money cash in hand ON dav of sale. and tn,
residue ON II credit OF and wears, the mr
chaser giving his notes with good personal
security for the deferred im>tuilmcntS bcarire
interest from date
Il. g. LIEN,
j. VI. HAMILTON. ON -
Bond has been given rs required bv deere,
In above cause. Icstc:
n2S-lw. H. W Hall. GIL
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NJ office Of Jil,iivi;.i Sale.

~ virtue Of decree al Tie cir.ai, corr.
Of Harrison county. rendered at the Janu
ary term, iN?] in The chanrcrv cause g,
W. l.. Lively ami Ncl.on u. Bennett. com.
miNsioneT., against luri +. smith, y. II;
Ayers and GcorSe II. SINNERS, W.. VII sell
by rup!ic auction, 10 the Highest bidder. =.
the rem; door OF Ike Court House of On
""un comfy, oE the first day ri lie lc;u.
Der term, l,9j, # Calhoun ,ircnit court III,
tract of 33j acres OF land less l3S acre, il,
said canSc dccrecd to bc sold, si:gaic., o,
waters OF Laurel crccl; in Calhoun coantv
particularly described in the papers oi aid
cause, to which reference i made.
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient ca-h !,
hand To pay ~97.nS with interest from IL,
18th OF january, 1913, and costs %. s,i, AND
expenses al sale, and also *JO.l5 with in.
tcrcNt from tie 9TH cf October. I~g%. aar
tor the residue or Il credit until tie ~
day "i ortohcr, 1856, the purchaser s;yin.
ms mote with good personal .cc"r;;; g..
The deferred ins;a!imcnt beur; : in!cr,..
OF. div If MI.