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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-29

Painting town red is always bad
for the painters. IL takes lots o.
scrubbing to get the paint off the
painters hands.
The proceeds Of industry ought to
be sufficient rebuke to idleness, but
some love Idleness more than the re-
spect of their fellow men.
Pocatello, Blackfoot and Idaho
Falls are going to have bigger cele-
brations on the Fourth than ever be-
fore. A cheerful sign.
Mrs Emma Smith DeYoe, of Har.
vey, Illinois, National lecturer on
Equal Suffrage, will lecture in Black.
foot an the 18th Of July.
One OF the uncertainties of the
summer is the mail from Boise City.
Sometimes il comes and sometimes it
don't. The dont's seem TO have il.
Assessor G. II. Bassett and Attor.
ney Dan Lockwood, OF Pocatello,
made business trip TO the Grove
City Tuesday.
Post Office Inspector Mayland was
In town Tuesday evening. Listen for
something sensational from the inter.
ior, of the railroad, soon.
The season is now at hand when
the street boy comes In late with his
SHIRT on wrong side foremost and
river sand in bis hair.
Somebody has discovered that salt
peine is a cure for snake bite, but the
Kentuckian is satisfied with the old.
time and always popular remedy.
More homes for settlers. THE NEws
publishes today the date Of opening
Of new townships aud rev lands for
settlers. See notice in another column.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
worid's Fair Highest Award.
Mems shirts from 25c. each and up.
wards. Call and see them at Bunting S
Rev NJ U Squire will hold services
at the Baptist church both morning
and evening next Sunday. A cordial
invitation 10 all.
Pocatcllo is going to have some
big races on the Fourth. The town
is rapidly flIling up with horses for
the track
Judge Frantz, of Bannock county,
spent several days Of the week with
us, enjoying and praising the leafy
groves aud blooming roses Of the
Grove City.
FoR SALE-A good, second hand
top buggy and two Hammock carts.
Apply TO w. II. Behle, Blackfoot, Ida
II has been estimated that s62, ,000,-
600 will be burned on the altar of
patriotism July 4th. This plainly
illustrates the Improvement in the
finances Of the country.
Blackfoot escaped the circus, but
her Fourth of July celebration will
draw better than the circus, and il
will be better all around.
Every teacher in Bingham county
should attend the teachers institute
at Soda Springs, and for two reasons:
For the benefit of instruction and for
the benefit OF the water
A fine grand stand is being erected
at the race track. Horses from every
part of the Northwest will be here for
the races July Bird, 4th, 5th and 9th.
Tribune.
Blaekfoot Is sure winner on 4th
of July celebrations. Her young
folks will do the speaking this year.
That's proper. Train a child in the
way he should go and when he gets
old he will not depart from it,
TuE News has the profoundest re-
spect Tor the old.fashioned woman
who believes that home is her king
dom and that she can do most for her
race by making home happy. May
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-29
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
whole and fractional Townships plats have
been filed in the United States Land ofiice at
Blaokfoot, Idaho:
Township No. South, Range No 80. East, Ida.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-29
rHg WEEKS NEWS IN BRIEF.

iSll. BIAekfoot sent up a delegation to
the cIrcus at Idaho Falls, Friday.
Fire works will be far better than
--= nre water for the Fourth Of July.
The Wagon road from Challis to
e Yellow Jacket mines is being pushed
rapidly TO completion.
The day fixed for the hanging OF
iDA n P. Lawson, Custer county, Is his
SIN ssd blrthday.
-Four tramps were lodged in Jail
late Thnrsdag evening on charge OF
~ theft commilted at Ross Fork.
Eolse City Republicans have put
out atraight party ticket with Attor.
nay Geo. II. Stewart for mayor.
Challis, Custer county, contributed
" $A38 $50 for the silver fund at Boise,
d las week.
Deputy Marshal Sam Taylor went
A., weas On Thursday mornings stage.
- He "a pot expected tu return alone.
senator Dubois is at present in
Washlngton City, bat is expected to
20 resnFn TO Idaho early in July.
sleo T. Hafer has been appointed
namhal for the day Of the Fourth al
HlackfoCt.
III NIss Julia Anderson, OF Houston,
II vsaising friends in Blacktooi, the
gnestof Mr.. and Mrs George Hafer.
| i ssate Treasurer Bunting and Attor-
Ii ney Dietrich have gone TO eastern
Oseaup for few days
sa'~ Agent 5 g. Fisher has entered upon
hIa onicial duties at the Nez Percc
resarvation.
1 Z Ogden is growing famous for start
ing Enterprises on paper The latest
|nss Il > paper mil.
foss Bills woodin's fne mich COW laid
or dorm and died Monday night High
lsying on green clover
Idaho is a glorious summer resort,
~ : and Hlackfoot is a choice spot in
- Idaho.
y. n. Biethan visited Zion this
y n weckl and was a guest at the Temple.
1, ton
This June is the banner month in
an the Blackfoot land Office under the
(is present administration, aud under all
preceding administrations.
rsisn .,.
Elder Bingham administered the
n oFdInance Of baptism to 20 new mem.
beFe of the Mormon church this
luonth.
North Idaho Is greatly encouraged
~ the opening OF the Bunker Hill and
Ieta other mines In the Cnur d'Alenes.
The union miners have given no trou.
bin bus far
:" Shipments Of cattle TO Montana
- continue heavy. Every day from one
!" % tive and three train loads go north
- waru
\ III Marsh, the Houston mail robber is
atill held at Blackfoot. U. s. Marshal
ufutcher will take him to Detroit with.
" ~ sbp next ten days.
The electoral vote Of silver states
fepfesented in the Cleveland League
|lle meeting was 81, less than the vote
|. II of New York
= wise man never loses his reputa-
tion BY trying to answer too many
IA question: or offering suggestions about
h too many things
B The immigrant is on the road. The
y dust from his wagon is visible at ALI
@ hours OF the day at Baokfoot. Going
20 On uolning, IL matters but little to him.
The base ball epidemic has been
IA thpronghly su5dued at BlaCkfoot
~ Even pitchers in the street are never
y seen these days
The Baptist Sunday school gave its
auuual summer pic mic near Downing's
fsnch Thursday The day was very
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-29
HALLELuJAH PICNIC
July Fourth at BlackfOOt,
Idaho.
EXCURSION OF POCATELLO PEOPLE

To the Shady Groves of Blackfoot.,
Basket characterization Songs,
Salvation Talk, Salvation Knee Drill.
Salvation For Old People, Salvation
For Sinners. Salvation is Free.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-29

PROGRAMME.
Hours for services from $50 till
1890 and from 1900 till 200.
Open air song service led by Evan
gelist Lister.
SHORT TALKS.
Subject Something New" Rev. Yost,
"a Clean Heart" Rev Squire.
Waiting on God" A II. Lyons,
"Who il the Fool, Evangelist Lister.
Pop Corn Testimony.
Hallelujah Knee Drill, led by a real
live salvationist.
SHORT TALKS.
aDying Love, Rev. Yost
Empty Vessels, Rev. Travis
"Up Tree" Rev. Wilder
"Shams," Evangelist Lister
"Lights," Rey. Squire
SHARP SHOOTING.
Cadets Kinport, Seth, La Rose,
Bennett, Hanniford, and McCulloch
and others
General attack on the Devil by the
children of the Lord led by Rev Yost
COMMITTEES
able-Kinport, Seth, Hanniford
Music-All the people will sing.
Small Bows and Babies-Bro. Harry.
Badges-Clara Rose, Gertie Spetenigue
and Edith Allen
Grounds Wilder and Lister.
Good Behavior YOst and Squire.
Train leaves Pocatello early the
morning Of the 4th and returns at
$50 p. IN.
Fare, adults, round trip sl:2O
Children .6Oc.
Everybody invited to come with
us "And have a proper time.
Remember Ben II Fernish for Fire
Works and Flags.
Beautiful line of laces and embroid-
cries, Vandyke point, cream and white,
all new. direct from New York.
C. Bunting & Go.
Rhoades & Kimball, of Mountain
Home. have been awarded contracts
for surveys of government lands in
Bingham, Bannock, 0wyhee and Can
yon counties to the amount of 50, 600.
Alley, Of Idaho Falls, gets the con-
tracts for Fremont and Custer Cos.
Mrs. 7. S, Hawkins, Chattanooga,
Tenn, says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved
my life, consider it the best remedy
for debilitated system l ever used. "
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble
it excels. Sold by Ben H. Fernish.
Parks Tea clears the complexion.
Sold by Hull & Greene,
Capt Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego
Cal, says: "Shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy
is the first medicine have ever found
that would do me any good" Price
soc, sold by Ben II. Fernish
Hayden Bros, Dry Goods, Omaha.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

Nine years ago tho fro insurance
men Of Boston induced tho legislature
Of Maslachusotts to provide for u fire
marshal for thoir city. Tho Office was
created aud a good man appoIn.Ol az
aro.bug hunter. The results woro so
good that year ngo tue legislature
mado BimiInr provision Tor tho whole
state, which was divided for this pur.
pose into ton Districts, each with Its
fro marshal.
Tho nro marshal investigates Ovory
Gre, and II tho circumstances warrant
prosecution that Is done with yigor
There Is a complete record Of every FRO
including tho important tom Of tho fire.
record Of tho occupants and owners o.
tho promises whore Hfo oeeaa A
man who mako buHinoG Of being
burned out would notRp vory lar In tho
iaco Of such n Syalsm
ia fact ihoro las been large de-
crOapu In inc1ndiary iltol In BohioN
since tho syslom Of investigation wal
established. Tho annual percentage o
fires Of this character to tho whole mum
bsr has boon reduced from 80 pOr cen
IN leM than b nor cont, n handsom,
yIndication Of tho ylBdom Of tho plan,
II Ia a mistake to suppose, na aomt
ihoughiln,a persons do. that only lht
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

Lieutenant Peary swOars of on arctic
exploration. He will divert himself
hereafter in some way that does not ex.
pose him to the danger Of being lost
whore nobody will 20 to seek him. This
is real reform.
Itother men hrOd with the ambition
to climb tho north pole eau understand
that the public will not feel itself
enough interested in thOm to soud for
them, we shall have reached point
where we may begin to balance the
gbastly account 81 arctic exploration.
The debit sido will DO much easier
to foot up than the credit, for although
it is much longer there is nothing GU
the other side to foot up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

The death Of Prof.. Pautour is a do
cided loss to the world, for whose bsns-
Ut no labOred SO assiduousIy and for
which he achieved SO much. lie stood
at the front of bactOrio!ogiIts, accom-
plishing more practical results, per-
haps, than any other man who has de-
voted himself to this branch OF science.
The world knows him best by his
treatment for the euro Of hydrOphObia,
in which he was wonderfully successful
although unable to accomplish the i'm.
possible Us many seemed to expect him
TO do. Tho work Of Louis Pasteur lie
monument enough to any man, and yet
II any man has deserved memorial in
utoue or bronzc this man does. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

The West Virginia Bar Association,
which is to meet in this city on October
80 and 81, hopes to make thi, occasion
the most interesting in it history.
Valuable papers are to be read by men
Of high standing, one Of them by Hon.
John Randolph Tucker, tho noted Viz.
einian. Tho members Of tho Wheeling
bar arc determined to make the meet.
ing memorable, and this it will DO be-
You'd question.
1t expected that the practitioners
aud ths judges OF tho state will bo here
in force. Wheeling will DO glad to vel
come these visitors and will try to make
their stay agreeable to them. Tue bar
Of West virginia represents large aud
influential element Of ths population
and lie a credit to tho state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

There is no occasion for anybody to
take on himself the burden to explain
General Harrison's attitude towards
the presidency. lie Ia, not Withdrawn
in favor OF anybody. lie has not given
public expression to any preference he
NAV have. He is not a candidate in the
sense that he is working for the nomi'
nation.
He is attending TO his own affairs and
interested in the presidential question.
II his party calls him he will step to
the front as he has before. II his party
does not call him General Harrison will
not be unhappy. He isu patriot and a
philosopher. Why should Mr.. New or
anybody else be at the trouble Of max
ing explanations for him?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

DiSlfosaing kidney aud bladder diG.
OasOl relieved IN six lburt by tho "NEw
Omar Soufi AWEniuAH kidney CuRr."
This now remedy IN II great surprise OH
account Of liz exceeding promptnoss In
relieving pain TT tho bladder kiincys,
back and nycty part u tho urinary pass.
ngo In nials or female. II rclinyc1 m.
tontIon oi wator aud pain In passing II
Almoal immediately II You want quick
rolleI aud cure this Ia your remedy,
W. Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

CAPTAIN AHNgs, the retired army
officer who go! himself in trouble by
treating Governor Beaver with inllg.
nifty, has got himuelI under arrest for
insulting Lieutenant General schoRcld,
who happened just then to DO acting
secretary oil war Armos has talent
Tor getting in trouble and great induSLry
in seeking opportunities. lie should
DO glad to DO forgotten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

BRADsrREEr's reports West Virginia
failures for the first nine months Of this
year as compared with tho like period
Of last year. In 1895 the failures were
A with sees. 100 assets and S3ls,717 lia.
bilitioa. In 1891 the failures were so
with SlS2, 900 assets aud S27S,2l5 liabili.
tics. WeBt Virginia has done much
bcttOr than many other a.atss, oSpeci.
ally the southern states, with which
abe 10 grouped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

insurance companies are interested In
this matter, Every community and
every individual ia interested. Almost
everybody has something to lose by Are.
Everybody has his life TO lose.
Fire sndangera properly aud life. Tho
.ars,bug lisa public enemy, and every
state should do WhHtit can to get rid OF
him, There iG no bsttsr way than to
make 1t reasonably certain that he will
DO caught and punished.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

tiHh minister's prodigsl son, whom tho
reader lindI in tho opening pages OF the
book on hia dSath.bod in London, amid
squalid surroundings, frightened at the
close by the friendly offices Of one Of the
minister's flock, who is on visit to the
metropolis. Deprived by death Of their
natural protector, aud also OF the minis.
tor, whom death too seiz9s, tho wife and
child find homo in the moorlRnd farm
OF the Galloway Elder who had InadO
their acquaintance in London, Hero is
the scene Of the chief incidents in tho
book and tho canvas on which is limpsd,
with great great literary art, tho honely
domestic life and quiet happenings oil
the story.-R. +. FennO 4 Co., New
York; Frank stanton, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
J. Hicks aud Mat Dundan)
vs.. In Chancery'

MuTCuh hACTt " uh
Ry virtue OF an order entered In the above en-
titled cause OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio COUNTY
West Virginia, on tho 27th day OF September.
lSl5. II Is referred 10 the undersigned commits
AiOncr ~ ascertain aud rCport
FifSt-What liens there are on the houses 40 d
promises OF Marcus BaCr aud Bernard Il Mef.
situate nj Pleasant Valley, Ohio County. West
Nlrginin, conveyed 10 them by $. s Bloch and
wife. by deeds dated December Sd lSa. inelMd'
lug the liens Of the plaintiffs under the Me-
chanics lien statute.
Second-Thc priorltioA Of such liens.
rhird-The value aud annual value OF Ald
houses and premises
Fourth Whether or not the rents OF SAID
houses and premises will or will not, within I'VE
years pay the amount Of said liens
Fifth Any othct matter deemed peftincpi ~
the commissioner. or that any OF the parties 10
this suit may request TO have reported.
Notice is hereby given that ihu undersigned
has Fixed on Thursday. the ilSt day OF Ocln0lf
lsgj, Atg u. IN, Hs the time, aud his Office, 70,
iil7 Chapllne street, Wheeling, W. Va. O. the
place nj which he will proceed TO ascertain lhs
several matters IN said order OF reference 10
Quircd.
Uiycnu under my hand this 18th day Of ScptCm'
bcr is1j, GEO. T. BOYD. CommsSiOnei'
w. W. ARNErr and 7, NJ. GAEyiS,
solicitors for COmplAlnhnH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

ToAll pcnoni holding Hens. BY Judgment OF
oihctwiSo on tho real estate " Kate Aotia,t In
pursuance Of n decree Of he Circuit Court OF
ohio County. W. Va, male In q certain suit
therein pending to subject the real estate OF said
Kate MotIAtt 10 the satisfaction OF the liCuI
thereon you ART hereby required 90 prcson, all
snd Kate MOifntt which are lieuq on her ruhl Os
ttu or any part thereof for adjudication 10 MT
Al my olicO. so lii7 Chaplnc street, Wheeling,
w. Va, on or before the S0th day Of October
1896
Given under my hand thl,2sh day Of sCptcm.
ber 1893. ......
". W. ARST1T aud e. ". GARylS,
solicitors for COmplainAns. SEQ M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

To all pCrsonS holding liens by judgment o.
otherwise, on the real estate Of Marcus Baet anu
Bernard llaor, or on any part thereof.
In pursuance OF dcctcc OF the Circuit Couii
OF ohio County, W, Va, made IN Acettaiu SUI
therein ending, ~ sub Cct the real estate 3ll
Marcus llacr and BERNARD Bncr to the @ildac'
ton ri the liens thereon, you Rtc hereby II,
EACH VI you against the said Marcus mct
aud Bernard lher, which arc Hens on their fcll
estate. or auy part thereof for HdjudicAlien 70
me NJ my Office. No lil1 Chnpllnc street, Wheel
lng W. Va, on or before Thursday, October '''
lNlh.
Glvcn under my hand this ?sth day Of Scnlcm'
her, 1876. GRO 4 Bulp, Commissioners
". w. ARNErr and I N GAEylS.
SolGitun Tor CumplnlnGnis,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30
rELEPHoSE EUNREEs;
Rooms sGs. Counting Room Sa2,
acknowledgement
wnrELINa, sEPrnnurR 80, 1893
rnmmnnr FnmIly TIght.

Some thing very interesting has just
happened in Tammauy Hall. From one
Of the assembly districts there was {
contest to decide which set OF men, all
members of Tammauy, should repre-
sent the district in the general commit
toe. representation which means
power in tho district aud the first
chance at tue plumber. There was a
Dalton faction aud Delaney faction.
The DIatous were seated. Who're
upon Delaney made some remarks
roasting the successful faction aud tell
ing how he aud his had been used. The
point OF his story was that although
they represented the majority they
were done out by fraud, which fraud
was now formally endorsed by Tam
many. So it seems that TAmmany not
only cheats crank outsiders" but per-
inits some OF its men to cheat other oil
its men.
When such an organization is re-
ducod to its simple elements it aims to
provide sustenance for the few on the
inside OF the management The major
ity follows and gives the thing vitality
in tile hope that it may get something.
Mn CAMPBELL PROCESSES to think he
has n chapce to carry Ohio. Are the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30
Yonr Wife
MOTHERHOOD.

IRdldad M1attlG
ono morning iaIr, my baby
Climbed up into my bed,
Aud down upon my shoulder
She laid her little head,
She had her precious dolly
ClRsped In close embrace;
She told me how she loved II,
She kissed It's battered lace.
lasEed her II she couldn't,
For only one short day.
Give me her precious dolly
To take with me away.
She slipped her arm around mo,
And tears came 20 her eye,
She batilcd with them braVey
And sWecIly said, I'm tryl
"Rut mamma, whilo my dolly
lsgOno away from me,
u there sOlun other dolly
Whose mamma can be-
wondered II as brayoly
Ny sorrow could boar
II asked 10 give my dazzling
Hack 10 my Fathers care,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

10 nil PERSONS hnllnr lieu, ny Judgment or
otherwise nn tho real estate NJ beOrc WNu Or
ON any phfi thuWuL
hi rutsuHnrr VI decree VI the ClTruli Court
Of Ohio county Wru virginia. made IN a corthIn
SAIL Urnfgc Wl'o w The sNi'lnclinn VI The lirli'
thereon. YOU ltU hereby Required 10 present all
claim, held bt Nuu aud each oi you nualust the
mil Uc1tgc Wise Whicl htc IIOns ON hts real
inc nluy niNnV, Nu III rNhplIUo street WhrNl.
lnf, " Nn, un nr bciov the IN day vi Noy0m'
Der iNi
uIyru undnr nay hand this 3'lh lty VI sep.
tumhrr. laH UEu T. IiUNn
toHmi,staitth
WV Au.Ir iNur NJ UAUyiS,
sillriiuh lUf COmrlilunuta sul0M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

YESTERDAY brought a touch Of
autumn and a suggOltion Of falling
leaves. Tho Sunday before was a
sizzling reminder Of summer aud
brought tho suggestion Of aIl.p orvading
rod.hotednc,s. wO have climate to
spare In this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

The Ohio Democrats have opened
what they are pleased to call their cam.
pAign. THERE'S nothing in the written
or the uuwritten law to prevent nice
people from enjoying themselves in any
harmless way. Ii this be the way Of
our friends the enemy over tho river,
lot them 20 it to their hearts content.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

WAR about that new foreign pol.
lcyY' II wc arc to hSvo some Of 1t tho
time IL ripo. orr British couSins nrO
making no aocrct oil their odgot dcairo
to got some moro Of this grOat continent.
they will not touch another loot OF II
II thoy DO giyon to undOrtand that
lncle Sim mnnns hnaInoaa.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
George D. CHM and Mat Dundan)
vs. In ChnncoEy,
George Wise, oial.

vs. Yin ChHncoFy,
George Wise, oial.
ny virtue Of all order entered IN tho above en-.
titled cause By the Circuit Court Of ohio County,
West virginia. on tho eth DAY Of hcntcnbcr,
Il {, referred to tho undersigned commissioned
toRgCOnhin and upJtt,
Flf,t-WhAt lcns there ntc on tho house aud
premises vi George Wise, NJ WnoislnlO Ia Ono
county, W, Va, conveyed 10 said George WISE
by Ruth II. Wood, and ulhnn bf deed dated
SUvcWbuf = lsl including the lien Of the
plnHiN. under tho McchuniC'' lien statute.
Second The pturlilcs Ottuch Hens
Third the value aud annual Vnuo oil snld
house and ftgnist,
Fourth Whether or not lhN Tcnti vi said
house AMI premises will " Will not, within u.s.,
yulrs nay th' HWulut NJ said Hons
Flhh=hUy other nattCr dn'fael pertinent by
the 60 unlslnupt Or any VI the parties 70 this
suit may request Ia have reported
NDtI'" " hereby given that th1 undersigned
hH' lscl On Friday tho vt tlny vi November.
1875, At va. N. ~ me limo anil hh office 80.
AZ Unnpinu street Wheeling w Va IN thu
place at which he viii proceed IA nsCurlhln the
several matters IN said order Of reference 70.
6i,G, under my hand this ,ln day Of scplcm.
bet 1895, Whu lloyd.
Commissioner
WV. ARSrfrnni T. NJ GNENiS
Solicitors iOf lhnplRnllla