davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13
CHOOSING MILLINERY.
What Suits One WOmans Face Is Unbe.
coming to Another.

What Suits One WOman's Face Is Unb0-
coming to Another.
No fallacy is so complete, and, it may
be said, so universal, as that which per-
Buades a woman to buy certain style
Of hat or bonnet, because some woman
she has seen looks well in that particu-
lar style. What is one mans meat is
smother mans poison is not more true
than that what suits one woman's face
(. In the matter of bonnet or hat is most
unbecomingly antagonistic to another.
1t is difficult to lay down rules to gov
ern choice beyond the one of finding
a model hat for the face and then adj
herring to it through changing fashions,
with, however, a conformity to the pre-
vailing style that is always easy to
secure.
A woman with a regular face may
permit herself more license, but she looks
her best when it is framed by droop-
ing brim. The irregular face, with
Ietrousse nose, can becomingly wear the
reverse. Sharp profiles and long necks
should not have these points accentu-
ated by angular bOnnets, and the wom-
an with high cheek bones must not en-
phasize the defect by massing the trim
ming of her bonnet in point on top.
Modern milliners must study the face
and endeavor to suit it in headgear,
bringing out virtues and neutralizin9
defects. 1t is quite possible by giving
the matter a little experimental con-
sideraeon that the buyers of bonnets
Us well as the makers should be SINH
'arly iudicious.-N. Y. Times.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13
MOMENTS WITH THE AUTHORS

Stanley J. Weyman's surname is pro-
nounced Way-man.
Constance Fennimore Woolson is
buried in Rome, Italy.
Mrs. Hungerford is quoted as saying
that her nom de plume originated
among some friends when once at an
at home she was laughingly intro
duced as '"The Duchess" She was born
in Ireland.
Anne Thackeray Ritchie is the daugh-
ter of William Makepeace Thaclkeray.
She was born in 1888 in London. Her
first story appeared when she was %
years old. In 1877 she married her
cousin, Richmond Thackeray Richie.
Francois Alexander Delsarte, n
French singer and teacher of elocution,
was born in 1911. He was trained at
the Conservatory of Paris and became
q teacher of the dramatic art. Besides
works on voice culture he has published
several novels. He died at Paris in 1871.
Olive Schre;ner was born in Cape
Town in 1868. Her mother. was an Eng
lish woman and her father German
Lutheran missionary in South Africa.
She wrote her famous novel, '"rhe Story
of an African Farm" at the age of II;
it was published three years later
0883), when she went to London. The
facts in her own history do not CORE
spond to her story of Lyndall's life.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13
CROWNED HEADS.

The present Ring of Norway and
Sweden, Oscar H., assembled the throne
September 10, 1872. Including the pres
ent king, Sweden and Norway have en-
joyed the rule of AZ sovereigns.
The present king of Italy is King
Humbert, who assembled the throne Jan
uary 9, 1873. Victor Emmanuel, his ia
Their, assembled the throne of Sardinia in
1849 and became king of Italy March {,
1861.
The present king of Corea is named
Ii Chung, without any Chang attach
ment to his cognomen. He assembled the
throne in 1864 and will remain there
until the Russians or Japanese drive
him off.
From the time of Julius Caesar to
that of Constantine the Great the popu-
lar name for a Roman emperor was
Caesar; after the reign of Constantine
the sobriquet in the eastern empire was
Constan tine.
The present head of the Swiss confed-
GRAFTON is President Joseph Zemp,whose
term began in 1894, December Is. The
Swiss confedera ton of August 1, 1891,
is regarded as the foundation of the
Swiss republic.
The house of Bourbon furnished
kings to France, Spain and Naples and
sovereign dukes to Parma. AT one time
it was said that the humblest member
of this royal family was more infuen-
tial than a prince of any other.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13
POPULAR SCIENCE.

The light of the starry sky has been
recently found by Capt. Abney to be
about one-forty fourth that OF the fuii
moon, which is placed at one-six-hun-
dredth that of the sun at noon.
The bottom of the Pacific between
Hawaii and California is said to be SO
level that railroad could be laid for
500 miles without grade anywhere.
This fact was discovered by the United
States surveying vessel engaged in max
ing soundings with the view of laying
a cable.
"Music for the Deaf" was the subjecr
OF a very interesting paper in the phys
biological section by Prof. McKendrick,
of Glasgow. He found it possible to
give some appreciation of rhythmical
vibrations to deaf people by putting
their hands in saline solution through
which an electric current from the
photograph was passed. 1t gave new
sensation to the deaf person.
How far away can a spider see "a fly?
After several years of ingenious expert
meHting, Mr.. and Mrs. Peckham, the
naturalists, have concluded that the
greatest average distance at which spid-
ers are able to see objects dis
tinctly is about one foot. Beyond that
distance, then, we may assume that a
fly caught in SPIDERS web would be
safe from detection by its enemy, if its
movements and struggles to get away
did not betray it. The same observers
think that spiders have the senses Of
color and of smell but feebly developed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13
FASHION AND e.,

Very handsome dres.
brought out matching ~ up''2
buckles. These buttons Npeot
plain band of velvet ribl. ,'a
the corsage without a oOa
trimming ID
Vandykes in both Lara.
points, bands Of black o. ee aNd
plain or jetted, slight Afs', e l0'
draperies, velvet ribbon y A't
narrow, festooned lace '9 =
those of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "ooa's
de sole, tiny ruches. trirl, lo1s
milliner's folds, all anne r.. i''
French dress skirts for :, "a. a. o.
winter. | IA,
A pretty fancy in eyenin,.,
ing is the Spanish coiffn.s a's
tresses coiled high at tbo Wy
head, and in and ont Of t5 o'',
comb is twisted 2 sarav 90 p
flower like forget-me-no,s a'~'
press, white or pink star I'l, ''''.s
or else a single brilliant
damask or tea rC ana +'''
fashioned in the archfng ~, ,'4 Z.
comb.
Out of ten costumes ir..
handsome day wear Ia, ~.
opened to view iu Wv ",
were made with either NJ.
or else simulatinr r-a bv Il
ment of fabrics a .-re,...
bodice front. Tl. ltf.5.
to increase as tl. nmr
vances, and to las sr.
other, through q ire u,..
The seven-gorer s r~
last seasons sha. ge.r4..
faring on the fr.H ana IT,.
fullness flowing II 9 tta +
shaped by gofve II. d...
with a bias seam H.
skirt measures ~
the lower part, ami
of double-width
hips snuglv. and arfs.
loose from the liuH ar
with each separate
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13
LIBRARY FIREPLACE.

Pretty Combination of Book Shelves and
Open Fire.
Low book shelves with broad polished
tops, and with shelf spaces broken by
drawers and closets here and there,
make up an ideal housing for books.
A library also needs an open fire. Tie
two are combined in the design that is
furnished herewith. The brickwork is
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
BY virtue of power OF sale conI" a,yis, bear
ertain mortgage from MHtoh Ns,,1dred and
ng date July 9th, eighteen num- t"ti',r r. g.,
seyenty-eipht. and recorded I'm iA9 g 'ResorG
No. 8, folio 1888, &C., one OF ttit signed az
for Frederick County, the u.'i IN nj pube
signee of said mortgage, VII es
sale, in KEN ptown. on the pitl'
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBhh -''i'
ats O'Clock p mr
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF Law
situate i'm Kemptown, Frederckd es SY IRON
MARYLAND. and is described in a , us' wife %
John II. Lewis. and kveline Lewis, ~ in Lib
Milton r. Lewis, by deed recoiu nf the Lana
g. Nj. No. 2. folio 3OS, &c, one ol IA InToperg
Records for frederick County 4,
CONTAINS AZ SQUARE PEhO"'D
LAND, MORE OR LEEs'
and is improved Win
A TWO-STORY DWELLlNS-hV0''
STORE ROOM,
RECENTLY occupied by Eli Hyatt Ihi interest o.
will be sold subject to the dow,
Maggie HYATT. wife of Oscar HyaVV mod.
Terms of sale as prescribed oy
gage -0aSn' FRANK L. sToNER,
Assignee of MOrtg'''
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13

Corrected for the CITIZEN every week
by Mr.. w. HI. Kline, No. 81 N. Market
street.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13

Good advice: Never leave home on
a journey without a bottle of Cham
sglcin's Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoea
sy. For sale by A. L. Pearre,
Nd.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13
MisCELIkNECl ETC
MEETING d.. HE
Board of School CoumiSS0laT
FOR FREDERIC uUNIY

A regular meeting If fH card of Nle
Commissioners for FTeder llit W..
held on Thursday and S. No'tA0'
10th and 10th, 1896
Teachers salaries will be 90 anu ~'
Saturday, November 2sth
By order OF tie
EPHRAIM JBLIIL
secretary
County Weekly papers cd same st'4a'
nov. 8 1T.
ORDER NISI ON SAIL
No. 6499 EQH
In the Circuit Court for FIRE rick louu9' ~
ting in Equt
The Frederick-Town Sa>i..- u,..tQl.o., RI i
Body Corporate. vs.. Ada 2!
wife, ct al.
In the matter of the Aud atp0''
the 30 h day of October loAE
StrIfAHas TERM lSo
Ordered, That on the 2Slh MHE W. No4 ,,eon m
1896, the Court will proceed a itl uP,sf
Report of Sales of Real f-af Bb03rorh
said Court by John >. n ewma Aua D PIX, d,s
+. Reich, trustees in the aonh i.sC' a ami On
therein as aforesaid, 10 final A. aaa any
firm the same. unless cause le l1 wide
thereof be shown before stI3 4tl po new
copy of this order be ln>etsr" ' so' f,r tbt
paper published N Ffederlth oa.'''
successive weeks prior to sad gay las 10 b
The Report states the amoW9- ~ s''''
S25S.72.
''eU inns OO''' '''' .TOHN l. JORDAN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for tIejeII,HnSS
True Copy-Iest' JohN Clerk
NEWMAN & REICH, solicitors
nov. 6-4t
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13

The better the roads the easier Il ir
TOT farmer to make . dollar 4Isu,si
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13

The Frederick-Town SaNi..- u,l!lalos IA
Body Corporate, vs.. Ada. Il 2!
wife, ct al.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13
No. 6i99 EQr

In the Circuit Court for Fire ci County,"
ting in Equ.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-13

In the matter of the Aud report A'
the 30 h day of October, lsNH
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
ssrbereesiier Tor { psrpim,r,ns.

(Sluttss raa ste Stbe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
On mGrfelie Cpoaeelie

s oisie Qanoe 9ioroe ri en- beHGrttingss
pGroig oruitologit Cpoaselis; i~aalGngs hi
bar NprbsDsn Of DC nGpute Yer, iaa Ri bag
Zig WGu9oer al Den tioli9cre iaa %iislone, lao
mpitite oa tibet tienote "Aois's Mlaage" Chos
o~oitttia roiea). Gsnue Den melt uDprGact
polare al ollie Sugleiormer or let at titnoe ira
anbre Waaaedrter paa fit pdtre roienrsoS
grpit, i'm tilefOrmeoe oule oS I'm Iette 6lugt.
Zen er uorn Saumenli9uiu9 ben lmuttelte
af aae Sprsiormsr / 5srsgionerne. 6iOtil
bar ben fun ieet tilfGloi9pts oeo De Doerits
l~lotantsr al bet ~utienote poiarbao, o9 ln8eli
Oipitc, bpor ben tom fra ellsr boor ben oroa
ben; her bapps ri imioIertio uiormooct Jun
Oct oens Siem O9 Silbolositco, % itisnt oei
bar ipr tent paa aaret iii, at vi tunoe IinoC
ocns Reoer, tunoe bet life pare nOgen 5UiI
ON, at ben batter ber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
&oifislpet trnier.

*snpfraiurn iant burtis og bolbt ia icpnt
100 Siatsren isimnsm. 3 manae llaer par
"O'N'l0'i ~irosict. Zen lapete Semperatur
W. % VraOer unosr %Rulpunttet. sroos
D,'' % NlSnt bet Deb osnne semperatur Ssss
sY'' O'i' blaite, beiunbt De fig paa fine llps
= ! III Suit fulotrnois bel line spOe
",'O'as''r m'o ct Spertrai af uinptGt stoi
'|paa' 'Gram" bar iaa bel beaptt.t mob
'n' Of be islo | p,nne 9tmperatur ins
bonsn ! salonm for eft.r Hptaar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27

tnr, lom funoe pare bltpst bstit alporligt.
vi fuloe retcp III at irttt orer en- @palie
1isu Tto bore R%aialftr. Ittts bitp Re
atitn unferi oeo at binbe be TO Gdiattr Jams
men oppe pad 9ien, osrpaa irtte benz paa
9aHost, irpbt omboro iamutsu mto ounptns
% 70 oper. Etunc Sang baoot nj uctop
brogt min aoiai til Ranteu al Ssfdgst, %
n'eoens ieg par btfirttiqtt ulto Den, utnots
SohaHien tilbole for at tr1,te fin Raiat ben
oeo Sioen at Den. Plusitlig bsrte lea 5tsi
bag MIG, % Do ieg penote mig, loo lea Sos
hanIsn liaee paa 8paetn meo en- pisrn oots
ia % boloenos gjernen | Strubtn.
Sea greb efter nit gep9r, iom brnlaa puo
3Giiet al min Raiai; men | famine Etsblii
glto gaaoen uo 9anott % 8cpGrti mso otr
Neo al opbDoe nlle mine RrGftsr III jtg trui'
let ben tinpt lateoe aaiat op iqitn. Uict
orns ie9 boloi paa bermeo, bsris lea Sobanicr
rolig rae: "Iu iaay fDuoc DIG, bois Oh III
tal iomme %fOrient!' Gnoslig fl ltg @toG'
ret M al bets futteral, % pa lea ctnotc MIC
ON, bnpos ieg @isrusu lise o%oerior mig, !
2icblifists oditoGrt bapos lea ipGnot Saner
til bet bsire 9sb, Der bar laoet mto 6uaI.
men StuDoet rdmtc bag Eret, os gisrutn
falot operetoe mclem os. Iet encite 1dar,
Spbanien barrie iaact, bar Ell lioen Rtft pac
ben enc 6aannbaa. 0i oroa nu Dor Bel,
pel betGsiet mco itrat 9isrmtieo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
7. O. Box 1856

Seq bar prDpet @Susueuuen~ aGe 1sls
% Ian trpgt iise. at ben sr iaa COB Maitlne,
iom 4ogen tan guiie iia. Ten or teri, ar.
beioer let os inr soot I baaoe tpnbt % inf
Est Seq ileneer til ier fprlielige clogs
SpmaItiHer, men 1Slspennen" opereaar Dem
ale. sl.50 Nrast. Ears y. Canton.
Sarfpooo. u. Iat.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
Vansfclia xauos

Strsmmen par itUrf, % Sien bar ooerdIt
bruDt op / imaa 6lag, RaHalsrue mc0em
benz bar Tom 8estl iplote mto minore Sss
itp'ter % tnuit IS, Der aioroe oct umulist at
BRUCE bore Raiatter. ri MATTE OeriOr
ipringe fra Oct enc SsitDi.s til bet aHost
os bragg bore SlGoer otter os meo itaois 5ars
for al Ie Dem oGltt gauoet. 3stte i~ortiattt
ri mso / |iiortcn Sage, o9 bet bar isrit Den
6tc au9uit, hi naaeoe paa 81 Or. 81 u. n.
8r. % 63 @r. 0. g. Sette trtits 2auo beitoo
al fire belt isoGiteOe Ger, iom ieg iulOte
"ooiotenlanO,1 siter ct gammelt MORT eDens
tbr. gangs Gorofotn al oisie Ger bar Der
aabent 0anO, boor nj roche ~psitoper | bore
9aiater. 90 ri naaeoe bette aabne 0ano,
bar Der lioen llOi9t tit, at ri uiIoe iaa Jpn;
oerlig mere gru9 for be to S,unoc, Ri baooc
iaien, % oa bet bar ao'illis ubetotmt 1t i8st
BEN meo os pua &ajaiernc, hiso nj Dem %
loo benz blipe ~liQgenbe paa Sripiit:.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
Noropolsferoen.
mcr,e!iae C~plsueIfer os plumber
lis Henning.
Sor1ait al Or. Namiem.

81, Tanien bar | "Oailp ebronis
re. QonOpn. leperet en- interesiant
g.rstnina ON "5rum"s Reiie os aett'
nont ~sobanIsns os Or. Ranlens mar'
,,ri0s slapserpebition. Reiien tilbase
fl ;yrans Soiefs aunb os Mpost meo
5ation. serstninsen er leolasst al
intsrssiante giaeoer.
Dgerbens Gang" / ariitiania bar
5,mmenarbeioet ben bele 8eretnine til
on artitel og ofentlissjort ben Sorsz
o1a ben ste Hopember.
gi b~ioiatter Der "8srbens Sans"s
fortortsbe Irttfel:
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27

Spmafinen "S%usoennsn,s iom lea f.ebte
Tor en- Siuno iioen, er les mere eno tilireos
nieo. Ten gisr uomRrist arbeioe | ale Ssn.
tesnbsr. Grasten bar 80 Gents. Yeoer
8pnntn0en, oammenc, @n.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
45 vesey Street. n. Z.

81 liter -Suspennen romGriet soot % CT
peitll REDS meo Den. vi bar ioruo bruat TO
andre Maltiuer. men "Suspennen1 err ben
beoite. Zen glsr soot Grbeioe og sr ale
Maaoer iaa GOD o. teri, iom nosen Nia.
fine III hplere Yris. 8 Trast betalte lea
sf60. cenrp SorbO, 5bOmpion. 9ortb
2asota.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27

Sawnrtuen oar pl prspet % rnper Den .:
pnre beore. eno ri rentsoe til Yriien. YL
lie bpite meo nosen $50 Raliiue. iom
ialses al bore 2%ocalasenter. Grast go geniA
n. &. Sweuteus ELLSWORTH @A
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27

Gn Sag paa bsnns Sib baSbs pt ct GDen'
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
iom en- 6oriirtteIis al bet noroameriiaHas
NriiptLaa / nprplia Netnina.
sinsrIie felo, aesn interchangeable.

StttNNAt AShbt v
"a ri isrit iorloo s5ram.s baOos ri uort
soos ulpslinospslie nteo os men % Qaas
rem nGrmsoc fla, os Iempcraiursn bet lioiis
bar bIeptn forbolospis bsi, trctOe Ri lie, at
ri auloe iaa nosen megtt TART Rulos iaien,
boorior ri for at ipare 9Ggttu % gisrt Dor
aarapanes transport lao let iom muliat re-
ontertoe Dor lloruiniHg til ct Minimum %
e~fterlop bore parme pelsilGoHinqer omboro,
pa ri iorloo SSrom" for anotn Sang, bpiIs
tet ri iensrs biitert Tom til at angie.
) omtrsut ire Tiger bolot lfmperatursn fla
paa omfring 40 Graoer inner Rul; psu itee
Inc gpril til 7.6 @raotr, men iant mart
iaicn til 1854. Z en- iaaoau Rulpe % oertil
yinb ianot ri bet pfte bittcrlig tolot | bore
gooe, men oltior lette llloilGoniHesr, iom pou
@ruao al 2ssemsts lloounitnin0er liot siter
int ~omoannepes til eli Ssbrpnit. Vrrit bar
bet nleo bore ulone Yoeriottcr, Der blep bet
tcoc al ct tpit gaa IS, iont bet tog os en- bel
5ims bper 4iteu at iaa optset Dor Sooes
pole, bportil Der uncogif en- lille ringe Gel 2ss
gemsbarme. Ssrfi stter at ri bapoc lieatt
rleo b~atfenDe 5rnoer omtrin9 balpaupcu
Slime, be9pnotc pi at isle os uo9snlunoe Def.
Noale Minuter eiter, at Ri bar TONNE I'D al
Sooepoicn ON Mprgenen, bar bore alGocr
igien IS, og ieg tror neppc, at boerten Sos
banien eller ies no9eniinoe pl suite at lepe
Oisis Sage ON isisn. s Marts bar lapefte
Temperature "Dlinus1 40 Graoer % bsiefte
aJRiuus9 A Wraper.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
Ten ,tore gIsossrpeoi,ion.

en- ensite 6Iis, iom sr iomHsu uo al I'm rcttt
Vlaps.a
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-02-21
THE
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We offer this uhedualed newspaper
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Honaker Items.

Mr.. t. d, Aston went to Lebanon
on business last 'fossdns., :, 4
Mr., md Mrs. Marsh Davis, of
Swords Greek, spent SATURDAY. and
Sunday with friends at this place.
II. Honakor has on baud nico LOT
of cotfins and caskcts.
The boys opened their box too
soon last Saturday. Who's box was
it, boysl
Why can't we have Sunday
School and,."sprayer meeting herd or
at old Honaker, ons'
Tom Lockhart shipped a car load
of produce to the Eastern markets to.
day.
Some,.Fof the boys got too much
"old corn" the other day and felt tho
difference in tho morning. I
Waltor Howard went to Swords
Greek Saturday and returned Sun.
day.
j, w. Bausoll, of the I.shandn
News, @as-on our stroeta a few days
ago.
We hear great deal Of talk about
"h"rd times" and "hons market"
II the mon that lay around the stores
and other place. would gat out to
work and raish their bread and meat
aud not wait for it to be shipped in
from other section we would not
have "hard iues.' Convoy
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-02-21
ofinterest to Old Soldiers.

The writer is arranging for the re-
production of Bicklsy's "His.ory cf
Iazewell," which was issued in 1852
The edition has been almost entirely
lost, thors being probably not more
than half dozen copies in Tazewell.
In addition to the original Bi,k.
ley's the new book will contain over
a hundred page', largo and profusely
Illustrated, covering in a general way
the history of the last forty years.
Especial attention will be given to
Iazewolrs offering to tho Confader
acy. A complete list of the mon who
went from the county is wanted. All
information bearing on tho part Taze
we'll had in tho war will be gratefully
received and acknowledgement the
book.
"Johnnie," when you read this
please do not set it lightly by; but
sit down and write mo long letter
OF "reminiscences. If you do not feel
the impulse to write at length send
me at once Sour naiho and address.
Do not fail to state the name OF your
company, 60.
FRANK t. WITTkN.
Tazewell, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-02-21
Commissioners Onice, :.
Tazowsll, VA. Jan. 23. iSDG


Tazowoll, Va. Jan. 23. lSoT.
M. j.. Crockett who sues &c. and Mia
Complainant,
vs, In Chancery.
The West Graham Lsnd and IMpioys.
ment Cpmpuny, Alex. SC. Clair, j. Ii.
Grseve', James K. Jordan. ]. Il. Bu.
chhhah, A. s. Hiygi,.botbmm admin. .
istrator OF j. b. lligginbothain. do.
ceased, q. w. Grcevsr. i, L.. Greeyer,
q. ". Doak. II J.. Gillespie, j. r.
Dudley. j. Miltsn Thompson. C. il
Meek. w. l.. Spracher, u, J.. Spracl.
er.I. III. Crorkctt.W. t. Bane ChprlrS
Shafer, a. Il. Luck. William Palmer,
ID. q. Hutford. @. 4. lluirord, William,
Coley, III. Il. Bailey. W. L. Bailey,
virginia Real Estntc Investment Conf.
pany,p, corporations, G.. w. Koistef,
j. I. Mann. j. =. puik ker. W. A. Les,
and j. l.. Lee, DofcuLapts.
The parties to the above styled CAUSE
are hereby notified that have fixed on
pho 4th day of March, 1870, ut NV Office
ut Thzewoli, Virginin. as tho dine ana
place to execute tho decree prcnounccd
in said cause by the Circuit Court os
Tnzewell comfy. Virginia. on the 18th
day OF pocember, 1905, directing mo to
ascertain and report to tho court:
ipN' w Hi'H. " Nbl VI tlo HtOcKnuIQ-
ors are in arrears upon assessments
made by tho defendant cempnDy y--Tho
West Graham Land and Improvemert
10 tho time OF the as-
ssssnient heretofore ordered by tho
court.
Cd. Which Of tho stockholders have
pnid the asgoBsmrnt Of 80 per cent. here
tofore made by the court In this cause.
or any part thereof, and which OF said
stockholders sre in arrears on said 30
per cent. assessment, and TO what sx.
tent.
3D.. What general assessment is vet
necessary IL To made bv the court in or
der to pay Off tle indebtedness OF the
defendant company.
4th. Which of the shareholders Of tho
said company are solvent and Which
arc insolvent and who are rosidc,it, Of
the State OF Virginia, and any other
matter deemed pertinent by the Com
misaiohrr or required by any OF tha
parties.
AT which time and place you arc re-
quired to attend, and il from any cnuso
said report DO not commenced OH that
day, or il commenced Gnd not com
pleted, the same will he continued from
day to day. or from time to time, until
completed. "a,
J. II. STUART,
Commissioner Tazewell Cir. Ct.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-02-21
snAwvER's MILLS, Feb. IS.

Aunt Betsy Lambert died Friday
and was buried Sunday afternoon in
Shawvor graveyard, Bro. FoglcMaii
preached her funeral. 1t was slen.
did sermon, aud there was very
large crowd present to hear him.
The family have our heartfelt gym
pathy.
Bro. Austin preached here Sunday
morning:
Mrs. Gabe Crabtree has been very
sick for few days. She had aneth
ell stroke OF paralysis aud is speetk
less, but we hope sho will coon re-.
covet.
Mrs. w. l.. Shawver has boon sick
u few days, but ia some batter
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mat Ruble, of Blue
stone, were on the Creek Sunday,
visiting.
We Dire sorry TO learn that Mr. Lee
Hicks has left the noighborhood, but
guess be will soon return US he left
bis sweetheart behind.
We are sorry to learn that Charlie
Gregory is on the sick list. Hope
he will be we'll soon.
Will Shawver and George Holman.
dollar are hauling nice lot of logs
to the mill for Mr. pobst. Their
"best girls' can look out for some
nice Jowelry.