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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14

THE MINNEAPOLIS AT GIBRALTAR
Washington, Dec. B.-A cable dispatch 10 the
Navy Department reported the arrival to-day at
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all wen lllIri idSt ms IT.
ALBEMARLE.
G. G. sherman. Watertown.
]. Shanly, Fargo. y. u.
Mrs. II. Campbell. Phii2dei-
ph!a.
q. Downing. Albany.
{. J. Harlan, Philadelphia.
Miss IIarrah. Philadelphia.
". II. phipps. Great Bar
rington.
c. Z. Shillater. Boston.
T.. Munger. Paramar.bo.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
]. w. Allis. Ttica, Y. y.
]. s. TObitt. Cincinnati.
4. W. Ccrbett x wife. Hyde
Park.
T.. II. Dooiit,le 6 wife,
Philadelphia.
Z. II. Burke. Kokomo. Ind.
W. II. Snowden, Allentown.
Penn.
#. Heftl. 81. Cali
&. u. Evans. Ansonia.
J. Williams. Utica.
ID. q Vroom. Chicago.
]. Hamilton. Buffalo.
h. :. FrietZ. Po'tsdam'
Pom
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ROCKINGHAM.

J. =. Holman & wife. Plain
field.
&. Lewis. Portland, ore.
J. VI. Chapman. Morristown.
Mrs. q. Rowland. Green
wich.
J. A. Gale. Roanoke, Va.
4 c. Hlppy. Roanoke. Va.
y. T.. smith. Beatrice. Neb.
&. I. Smith, Beatrice, Neb.
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Alba Violet.
Colgate's Choice Holiday Perfumes
HernOSa.

lister Of Public Works. In connection with the mu-
nicipal scandals.
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BRUNSWICK.

r. p. owens. Montreal.
Lieutenant Colonel Strathy.
Montreal.
IL Sewell q wife. Jamaica.
The Misses Sewell, Jamaica.
l.. X. Jones. Ottawa.
IL. q. Jones Il wife. New
port.
Miss F.. G. Jones. Newport.
W. e. Clark. Boston.
Mrs. r. :. Osborn. Philadel-
phia.
T. e,so,Ipg TTplvoge
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CifISET.

Nj. Baggarley. Japan.
4. Il. squire. Cleveland.
h. Jones. Baltimore.
{. T.. Barrett. Philadelphia.
J. II. " elch. Hartford.
II. Merrill. Bangor. Me.
{. l.. Clahin. Worcester.
II. $. Paul. Philadelphia.
". II. Gardner. Buffa.o.
&. r. Faber, j.. Toledo.
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HOFFMAN

c. T.. wilcox. Chicago.
e. +. Pickard. Chicago.
A. W. Schloss. Detroit.
Z. Wishard. Weilsville.
y. Y.
W. Duke. ir.. Weilsville,
y. 7.
W. W. Gillen. Jamaica.
... :. Brewing. Ogden.
Utah.
T. %. Clark, Honesda.e.
Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14

This morning at about 10 o'clock two Armenians
living at KILT Ham, at SamDou quarreed about
a money question one OF them firing at the otner
many revolver shots. These shots caused gather
ing OF people. and some Armenians. having i'm
medately spread the false report that owing to the
arrival OF the foreign boats the Mussuimans were
going 10 attack the Christians, few shops were
closed. But thanks 10 the assurances OF the agents
Of the police. tranquility was soon restored
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-03-21

THE CURRENCY ISsUE.-We are
surprised to find in the New York
Journal Of Commerce the state
tnent that the issue between the two
currency factions Is "Shall the
country adopt policy of unlimited
coinage of silver, national or inter
rationale" Our New York con-
temporary, generally so prudent,
must have peuned the above qucs-
ton whilst its wits were wool-gath-
ering. International free coinage of
silver, or the free coinage of silver
in all the commercial nations of the
earth, would he the greatest blessing
that could by any human agencies be
bestowed upon mankind, and il looks
as if any man making such decla-
ration as the one we have quoted
above must be suffering from Judi
cial blindness. International free
coinage would produce Il currency
good in every city and country I'M
der the Richmond Dispatch.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TOWN LOTS.

DY virtue of deed of trust, exc
ID cuted to me, as trustee, by JabeZ
Johnson and Annie J. Johnson, dated
Feb. 18th, 1890, and recorded in the Of
flee of the Clerk of the County Court
of GreenbrIer county, w. Va, in Deed
Book No. Al, page 5l7, and being re
quested to do so by the parties inter
eSted, | will sell, ut public auction, to
the highest bidder, in front of the Court
house, in the town of Lewisburg, on
Sdt,u day, April 1871, 1895,
the following Town Lots, viz:
Lots Nos. So and So, in the Town of
RonCeverte, situated on High street and
POCahOntaS ave, map of n. a. Balllle,
with buildings, improvements and APP
purtenances of every kind on said lots
or thereto appertaining or belonging.
Terms of sale-CaSh.
j. w. MATHEWS,
Mar. 2l-4. Trustee.
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Live stock Markets.
BALTIMORE, Mar. |

| BALTIMORE. Mar. 18th, 1895.
| The market was fairly active this
week at the opening, u shade stronger
than it was last week, but only for Ton
| cattle, which were well represented. -
Common cattle were not numerous.
There were more top cattle sold at the
extreme top figures than last week.
We quote the range from 80. 25 to SIS 25.
most sales at $4.00 to 1925 per 100 lbs.
The range at same time last year was
from $500 to S4.37t per 100 lbs.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged
as follows: Best beeves at 5.OOaS5. % e.
those generally rated first quaity4.75a
S5.DO, medium or good fair quality
S.l2iaS4.37t, and ordinary thin steers,
oxen and cows 2.26aSS.OQ per 100 lbs.
Receipts--965 head, against l,l2s last
week, and 856 same period last yea1.
Sales--985 head, against lbs last
week, and 705 head same period last
year.
Sheep and lambs.---Receipts 6,OO2
head. We quote butcher sheep at Pad
cts. per h.: lambs at 3sa5t cts per Id,
gross.
NEW YORK, Mar. Is. -l}eeves--Re-
ceipts 1924 head. The Market was
higher ordinary to prime native steers
sold at 4.5OaS5.G0 per 100 lbs, and bulls
and dry cows, l.75aS4.25. The range
at same time last year for ordinary 10
prime native steers was from IS. 50 to
S4. 90 per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 0,6S9; butcher sheep sold at
25OaS5 ~, and lambs at 4.75a$6. 20 per
lOO lbs. Hogs---Receipts l2,442: live
hogs sold at 4 Goa 800 per 100 lbs.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-03-21

The decision Of the Supreme Court
of the United States in the case now
pending before it. involving the con-
stitutionally of the income tax, is
looked forward to with great inter
est. In the argument before the
Court, Attorney General Olney, his
Assistant, Gen. Whitney, and So.
lirit"r General Holmes Conrad, rep
resented the government, maintain
in" the constitutionality of the tax,
while opposed to them were about a
dozen Of the most eminent lawyers
in the country, headed by ex-senator
Edmunds, of Vermont.
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| WHAT FREE Wool Is DoING.-
Selling woolens in England is a new
departure for American manufactur.
ers to engage in, and yet this is the
story the consul at Bradford sends tC
the State Department., with the fur.
ther information that American
woolens are disposed of there at a
profit, and that, too, in the face OF
the fact that Bradford is the central
wooden market of Great Britain.
American wooden cloth at fifty and
sixty cents a yard, which experts con.
cede to he from goods of superior
grade, is just as much puzzle to the
English maker as it is to the Ameri-
can at home, accustomed to paying
much higher figures and to believing
the tariff chaff 80 generally thrown
out to bolster up the tariff tax boun.
ties. The new tariff disprOves the
argument of the high protectionist
very early in the game, that reduc-
ton Of the duty on woods would ruin
trade abroad and the mills at home.
Nothing OF the kind follows the adj
mission Of free material, bnt to the
contrary the mills are in possession
Of stimulus, the looms and spindles
are working up a new competition
and American wooden cloth Is now in
the English markets, in company
with American carpets, which were
there long months ago.
The prediction that American
manufacturers, with the advantage
Of free wool, would have their goods
in Bradford in six months after the
new tariff bill had passed, has been
more than realized. Britain il beaten
on its own ground and the future is
rich in PROMISE Philadelphia Times.
The foregoing tells story that
will be read by the American people
with great interest.
REV. DIR. JOHN A. BRoADUs,
President of the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary at Louisville,
KY, died last Saturday of pIeurisy
and heart disease, aged II years.
He was, perhaps, the most distin-
guished man in the Southern Bap-
fist church-an eminent scholar and
preacher.
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;H0>. q, DENNIS, Editor
NiiIRSDAN. MAR. DIST, 1898.
'ditOr
RCpudiati0n.

NiiURSDAN. MAR. 2lsT, 1898.
Reputation.
The more one examines the work
of the recent Legislature the moro
he finds to condemn. They seem To
have started out with the idea Of
cutting down the appropriations let
consequences he what they may, and
therefore openly refused to provide
for the discharge of obligations rest
ing upon the State, though, in doing
SO, they put the State government in
the attitude of open rCpudiatiOn.-
As Mr.. Whitaker expressed it, the
Republicans did not propose to load
down their bills by providing for
deficits arising under a Democratic
administration. Such declaration,
coming from man of Mr.. Whita-
kCr's standing, is beneath contempt
and is clearly indicative Of narrow
partisanship utterly unworthy in a
man intruSted with the honorable
position held by him as the chair
man Of the Senate Finance Conn it,
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SALE OF VALUABLE PERSON
PROPERTY

A Il my residence, on theJ. f.. Somer-
"A set or Col. Samuel McClung farm.
near Meadow Bluff, in Greenhricr
county, | will, on Saturday, the Both
inst, offer for sale, at public auction,
the following personal property, all in
fine condition Six head of horses. 3
fresh milk cows, farming utensils house
hold and kitchen furniture, and various
other things, too numerous to mention
Seven months time on notes, with good
security, will be given for all sums over
$500. j. w, HEDRICK
Mar. 2i-2W.
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Trustees Sale OF n cal Estate

PURSUANT to the authority in me
Il vested by a deed Of trust, executed
to me by Emmaline Hull and Andrew F.
HUI, dated Oct. 18th, 1887, and re-
corded in the Clerks office of the
County Court of Greenbrier County in
peed book, No. IS, p. A24, and beng re:
auested so to do by the beneficiaries
therein, shall offer for sale, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder. in front
OF the Lewisburg Hotel, in the town OF
Lewisbnrg, W. Va, on
Saturday, the 28rd day Of March, 1898.
at IL O'Clock NJ, that certain tract of
l35 acres of land, In said deed de-
scribed, situated about one mile
nile from Failing Spring, Greenbrierr
county, W. Va, adjoining the lands OF
10. w. Renick and the late Sam Kin"
caid.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash In hand on day Of sale. The IT,
Tie is believed to be good but selling as
trustee l Shall convey snch title as Ii Ill
me vested.
JOHN A. PRESTON,
Feb. 28-4w. Trustee.
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AcetyIcnc-The New IIluminant.

nominated ethine, has been known
tC chemists since the time Of Sir.
Humphrey Davy. 1t belongs to the
third series of hydrocarbons, and is
the starting point Of this series. 1t
contains two parts carbon and two
parts hydrogen, by weight.
Heretofore the only known meth
DDS of its production rendered il too
expensive for general utility. Re-
Gently, however, experiments of
Prof. II. l.. Wilson, of North Caro-
lima, have resulted in the discovery
of new and simple means of its
manufacture from very cheap basis,
which fact now makes it chemical
compound whose scientific interest
is of the highest and whose economic
future may prove of world wide i'm
portance and great public benefit, not
only as an Illuminating agent of
great power, but as the basis for the
cheaper production of an endless Sc
ricS of organic compounds now he.
ing turned out of the chemical fac
tories Of the world, and which enter
so largely into mechanical and me.
| dicinal consumption.
In conformity with Prof. Wilson's
discovery OF this great synthcsiS of
carbon and hydrogen, acetylenc is
now made from calcium oxide, c. a. o.
Cline, and carbon, which heated to-.
gether in the proportion Of S7l lbs.
of the former and sol lbs. of the lat
ter produce 100 lbs. calcium carbide.
IA compound containing one part of
calcium and two parts Of carbon, by
weight, the oxygen of the lime com.
bining with a portion Of the carbon,
passing off as carbonic oxide &c. o. J.
This 100 lbs. calcium carbide is now
decomposed by SGT lbs. water, the
reaction producing 4C.63 lbs. of
ethelyne and 1852 lbs. calcium hy-
drate. The latter can be easily con.
verted into calcium oxide, S7I lbs,
the identical quantity used in the
beginning. This reconverSion is con-
tinuous at the will of the operator,
thus reducing the material used in
the manufacture Of 1903 lbs. acety-
lene to the minimum of SCI lbs OF
carbon.
The chemical and physical prop.
critics as well as the economical value
1t bears to industrial relations makes
acetylene highly phenomenal in it,
character. Its specific gravity is
81 it is soluable in water and MANY
other liquids; il liquifies at so, and
can be easily obtained in either gas
seous, liquid or solid form. The lat.
ter appears as snow white powder
which, if thrown on the surface OF
liquid mercury, freezes that ele
ment to solid mass, and Their
mometer placed in the midst of i,
will register 1889 below zero, Fab
reheit.
1t is estimated that calcium car.
bide can be produced at a cost of
5000 per ton, and the acetylpnC
which can be produced from this vii
yield gas that can he sold witt
profit at price, which based or
equal candle power, will place ordi
nary Illuminating gas at ; cents pei
!, 200 cubic feet, or about : per cent
of the present cost Of the illuminat
ing gas now in use.
1t burns steadfastly, producing :
light dazzling in it's brightness and
flame purely white. Comparison
with ordinary coal gas is said to b,
greatly in its favor, the latter appear
ing dim and Pickering and lacking
in the superior illuminating powe
, of acetylene. O. p. S.
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A WASHINGTON dispatch to the
Philadelphia Times says: " Governor
O'Ferrall, of Virginia, entertained a
colorcd man at dinner Friday in the
executive mansion. He was mem.
Der of the committee on mercantile
affairs of the Massachusetts Legiela.
fure, which has been examining the
Factories of the South, and was enter.
tanned by the Governor as such with
his white colleagues. His name is
Robert TeamOh, and he represents
the aristocratic Beacon Hill district
of Boston in the lower house of the
Massachusetts Legislature. One of
his white colleagues said that he I'M
derstood this was the first time in the
history Of Virginia that its Governor
had entertained negro at dinner i'm
the executive mansion"
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@~.o.<B

NORRIS WANTS $40, OO0.-.Re.
Gently the Hon. Presley w. lJorris,
editor of the Ritchie Guzette. and
Chairman of the Committee ON edu
cation in the late House of Delegates.
sent q Iona. HAITIAN 20 o1;,o D.
the Grafton Edqle requesting its
publication. In this letter MIR. Nor.
ris,goes for editor Hart of the Wheel.
ing N1teHigencer after the most ap-
proved style, literally flaying Col.
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M q x HS i Elb.

On Friday, Feb. 18th. 1898. in Gin
cinnati, Ohio, by Rey. -. Mr.. CHAs.
A. REMLEY, the eldest son of Mrs.
Allie Remley, of Nicholas county, ana
nephew of Mr.. NJ. W. Zimmerman, of
this office, and Miss MINNIE ROTHAN
both of COyingtOn, XIV.
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New Advertisements.
"RONCEVERTE"

WILL make the season of 1898 at s. y
Mason 8 farm. near Iewishurg, at Az
cash at time of service. with the usuoI
return privilege. This is remarkable
an fat for horse of his ROYAL blood -
VIII meet any mares at Caldwell and
ltonceverte and keep them at SO pei
month. Mar. Dl-6w
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-03-21
Commissioners Sale of
Real Estate.

IN pursuance of a decree of the Cir
Il cult Court of Greenbrier county,
entered on the LIST day of December.
1874, in the chancery cause now pend
ing, wherein L. f. Morris adm r Is
plaintiff and Jas. f. Sydenstricker is
defendant, | will, rs special Commits
missioner, appointed for the purpose,
proceed to sell, by way of public auc-
ton, TO the highest bidder, on
Thursday, april 1871, 1895,
at O'Clock, p. M, in front of the STRAIT
ton Hotel, in Lew isburg, W. Va, the
real estate, in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, consisting of two tracts of
land on Anthony S Creek, in this county,
one known as the upper end of the Al
Won tract, less what had been sold by
plaintitf'S intestate to Mathews and
HOFFMAN, and the other tract, contain
ing 100 acres, lying in StOney Lick
Draft.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash sufficient TO pay the costs of
SUIT and expenses of sale, and as to the
residue OF purchase money upon a credit
oil u, l2and "a months, the purchaser to
give bond. with approved security. with
interest from date Of sale, for the said
deferred installments.
J NJ. PRICE,
Special Commissioner.
BOND and security has been given by
The above named Special Commissioned.
as required 10y law.
JONATHAN MAYS.
Mar. l3-4w. Clerk.
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Executors Sale of
Real Estate.

PURSUANT to authority vested in
u me by the last will of John Liyesay =,
deceased, l will offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front
OF The Lewisburg Hotel, in the town of
Lewlsburg, w. Va, on
Monday, The Isl day Of april, 1895,
that certain tract of $50 acres of land,
situate about one mile southeast of the
Town OF frankfort, Greenbrier county,
", va, adjoining the lands of A. S,
Brlnkiey and the home place of said
LlVesay, and known as the Williams
tract. The county road divides this tract
into TWO parcels, one OF about 80 acres
and the other about 100 acres. The land
VIII first be sold in these two parcels
ana Then NJ a whole, and whichever way
realizes the largest amount will be
adopted as the sale.
TERMS OF SALE;
Cash in hand to pay expenses Of sale,
Tor The balance credit of 6, IL and Is
months will be given. the purchaser
executing bonds with good security
WIN Interest from date. and the title
VIII he retained, until all the purchase
money ii paid, as ultimate security.
fl. A. WALLACE,
Executor of John Livesay, decd.
Feb. G6-tds.
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BRIDGE REPAIRS TO LET.

I'll II O'Clock m. on the 3Stb
- INST, the undersigned Commits.
Si"hers, acting under the authority of
lhe county Court at Greenbrier. will
receive sealed bids for repairs to be
made on the iron bridge at Caldwell
ana on the wooden bridge at Atkinson g
mlll both over Howard Is creek in White
sulphur district. Full specifications
81 Tie work to I've done may he seen, af
yer I'll" first appearance of this notice.
ON aPp!IGalI ion to 9th er of the under
S'Gh"d' We reserve the right to reject
an! ana all bids for this work.
ROBERT ROBERTSON.
RUFUS HEFNER,
JAMES II. HOKE.
Mar. l4-w. CommissiouarS
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~ .. -

IN the Federal Court at Lynch.
burg, Va, last week, Walker G..
Hammer, the defaulting teller of the
First National Bank of Lynchburg,
entered plea of guilty and was sen,
fenced to seven years at hard labor
in the penitentiary. No man had
stood higher in Lynchburg than Mr..
Hammer, or was more trusted and
beloved by his friends. In an evil
hour he was tempted and fell, but
made no effort at all to escape pun.
iShment.
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DEED.

On Saturday, March 9th, at her home
near Cashmere, Monroe county, of
pherperal fever, Mrs. CYRUS CARPER.
aged about % years.
On Friday, March Sth, 1898, at the
County lnlirmary of Monroe county,
after severe illness. Mr.. JoNATuAN
HARVEY, in the S3rd year of his age.
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Notice.
Notice..

HAVE leased the GREEN
Il HOTEL and RESTA l RANT for u
term of years. am haying it thor
oughly renovated from top to bottom
1t has been Christened HOTEL
BYRD,' and will be opened for the
reception of guests on April LIST, 1895,
Clean rooms, clean beds, clean office
and a first class table will be my motto
{ respectfully ask all coming to Lewis
burg who wish good accommodations
;ogive Hotel Byrd a trial. Mr.. w. How
ard McClintic, of Virginia, will be
found on duty in the office and will take
special care to give special attention to
all who register with him.
CIIAS. A. BY RID,
Mar. 2l-2w. Proprietor.
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THE hotel at Mackeyviile, Tucker
county, was burned on the morning
of the 18th. Squire Corley, Eugene
Sisson and Homer Collect persisted
In the flames.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-03-21

EN-QUEEN LILIUOKILANl, OF
Hawaii, has been sentenced to five
years imprisonment for completely
In the recent attempted rebellion on
the island.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-03-21

SECRETARY GRESHAM is now aE-
ter Spain with sharp stick for fir.
ing at an American vessel off the
coast Of Cuba. He demands an
apology TO this government. The
Spanish minister doesn't like the
tone of MIR. Grrsham's c0mmunica-
ton and declares he will do nothing
until he learns the facts from his
side.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-03-21

LII HUNG CHANG is in full favor
again with the Chinese Emperor
with yellow jacket, peacock feather
and all restored. Lii is now in Japan
negotiating terms of peace.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-03-21

MRS. PAULINE G.. AUBREY, daugh-
ter of Chief Justice Fuller, filed IL
bill in Chicago Monday praying di-
vorce from James NJ. Aubrey, with
whom she eloped six years ago.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-03-21

SENATOR FAULKNER has been APP
pointed by Vice President Stevenson
as one of the Senate members of the
board of visitors to the Annapolis
Naval Academy.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-03-21
FOR SALE.

NALC ABLE GRAZING AND
TIMBER LANDS.
HEREBY offer for sale, on terms.
L winch will lie made known ON appli.
cation to me, my fine cattle ranch of
about 1000 acres, lying in Greenbrier
county, on the head waters of Spring
creek, consisting of two tracts, one of
I2o ACRES, known as the Mccoy tract
me other of 1900 acres, known rs the
Br"whlee tract. These lands adioin
me coal 1elds on Cold Knob, being
whining one mile of Williams bank,
h hom ~ operation. They are finely tim
oered, covered with heavy hlne.grass
SOD and will Craze 200 head of cattle -
lllIe perfect. For further information
ADDRESS The undersigned at Williams
o"rg' Greenhrier county, W. Va.
Mar: f-tf.