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Let Responsibility Rest Where
 It Belongs.

The petition signed by 164 true and representative citizens and Democrats presented to the Election Commissioners last Friday and published in these columusl praying that Mayor Bell be given repre- sentative among the judges and clerks of election at the several voting precincts, together with the resolution adopted at the monster mass meeting Saturday night pledg- ing themselves ana their means to prosecute any party guilty of violat- ing any of the election laws on Ser. tember 3, bears deep and ominous significance.
 These acts mean that the people are determined that the next shall be free and fair election, and woe be unto him or them who shall bring our county into further disrepute by such disgraceful frauds as character. lzed our first primary election.
 The ballot is sacred institution.
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ssPrOgression. '

At the meeting of the County Central committee which declared Maj. Mccoy the nominee for sber- if, Capt. M. c. Seanett, an ardent supporter of Mccoy, said in discuss. ing the negro republican votes cast for Mccoy in the last primary, that he thought it "a sign of progress sion" for the colored race and that the co!ored people, especially the young colored youths of the land, should be encouraged to vote in democratic elections.
 Hon. w. T Young retorted that in so far as Capt. Sennetts remarks applied 70 a democratic primary, that he thought i5 "retrogression."
 But now the MeCoyites are sing. lng another tune. Since the indorse. ment of Mayor Bell by the republi. cans, the McCoyities can't say too much in condemnation of the return of the negro to politics. It is all right so long as individual negro republicans go into democratic pri- maries and vote for Mccoy, but it is all wrong for the republican party as party to Indotse an independent democrat, according to the philoso phy and logic of the McCoyites.
 It occurs to us that if it is a of progression for the ue- groes to vote in democratic prl- mary, that it is amore desirable kind of progression" to have the negroes meet and indorse a demo- erat foroffice, as they have done in Mayor Bells case.
 II Mccoy could accept a demo-
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Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that b. virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Jefferson ord at the July term 1898. of said court, the undersigned will. on the Fist day of Septen Der 1898. between the hours of 9 o'clock A. h,, I and o'cltc m. at the front door oI 4 o,lt Conrt house in the town of Sheridan, in GraHiV It County State of Arkansas, offer for sate ttte publicly to the highest bidder therefor tto t following des rlbed real estate belonglngt ~ tO the estate of H. c. O'Neal deaeased, to-gElz z4 Part of N W | of N ". A of Sectiond50' ,, a6d m T of N. W. Il of Section v, anu '. E of N. E. Il of section 8, In town ship four Lfl Sonth range twelve, Lhd iSl West and the N. E of N ". Ii ana o, SHo i N. W. Ii of N F. IL Of Section eight ~ lt la township five (5 South range twelve Q2) We9,' wee, also block nine 0) in the town of sheflaeainl7 s.il, all ln the county of Grant and State or .tea AIn ahsaS. Terms of sale-credit o1 three mo itI purchaser will be required to give bond wlon lod approved security and a lien will be re tlllo1 ta on the property to secure purchase money
 A. r. Campbell. Admr'
 8 26 w4w Est. Il. c. O'NeiI deceased
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commissioners Sale.

In obedience to decree of the Jefferson ghaneefy ioart rendered on the l2th y ot March 1897, in the case Of Jno. M, Barreu i plaintiff, against Joseph Latting ct al, de fendants, l will on the
 9th day of September, 1898, at the court house door in Jefferson county Ark, sell at public auction to the bighest and best bidder, on three months credit tae following described Ian lytug in said couhtig towit Lot in block E in the town of Shernll
 Purchaser will be required to give nole' bearing ten per cent interest per annum ltoln a date till paid, and lien will be retained m uLt the land 10 secure payment of the purchaso money GEO. k. VALLlANF.
 Q r w4w ommissioner'
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Administrators sale.

4s0tiee ia hereby gig t1 tt by virtue otah order of the Probate Court of JeferA county. Arkansas made ard entered Of He
 ord at the July term Is9S, of said court. ih' undersigned will, on the 18th day of SeptoHs- Der, 1898, between the hours of o'clock 6. f court house in the city of Pine BluN in s3fi county, offer for sale, publicly to the highest bidder therefor, the following described req estate 0elongIug to the estate of H. c. 0Aeal deceased, toWit: Five feet and three ine1s- off of the south side of lot seven ''7'' in blo9 tWenty-one "2l' all the remainder of said 4
 seven in block twenty-oue fsubiect to t1
 widows dowerl and nine "9" feet off of ~
 north side of lot eight in said twenty-0neanf lot one and south part of lot 2 in bloH 2l all intown of Redfeld in tat county of Jefferson and state q Arkansas Terms of safe: Oredl Of Three months. Purchaser will be rcqulfa to give bond with approved security and lien will be retained on the property to secuE purchase money. \. r. CAMPBELL . S724> Adm. Est. II. C. O'Neal deeease
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now nor never has been the eu8to- dian the ped.ioaso of the972 Demo erats calling on Nr. Bell to make the race for sheriff. Yes, the GRAPHIC puts greatconGdcnce in the petitioners, and when tbe votes come to be counted on the evening
 of September 3, 1898, A. D., i5 will
 be fou I'd that these 972 democrats and others have elected fir Bell
 triumphautty. and Mccoy and his
 graceIess gang will never know who -d0He 1t.
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The GRAPHIC severatdays ago called attention to the fact that all the Mccoy supporters or organs could say for their chief is that he was de. clafed the democratic nominee by the so-called central committee. But none of them have undertake to show that Mccoy was, in fact, the nominee by the votes of the people. and, therefore, had the riqlt to be declayed the nominee.
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cratic t?) nomination at the hands of eleven negro republicans in Rich land township, Mayor Bell eau afford to accept the indorsement of the re publican party for sheriff.
 For our part we would rather see the 'colored brother iudorse a democratic nominee than participate iu @ democratic primary.
 The former would be true 7Dro, oression, especially for the coIofed race.
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certain bank failure a suddenly nd and wealthy manl and that he tura3 ID with much Of the bank prsI dents property GneIoding ahe Ped Eagle bIoek) in his own name al possession. It might therefore well for Editor Murr v to exp1t how he got it, aud in IL king abal large payers, to explain how'd got on the Inst.
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The Py5ss Eagze this morning publishes the resolution declaring Major Mccoy the nominee, but it fails to state that this resolution and it's long string of "whereases" was introduced by Mr. A. B. Grace, MeGoy's paid Q attorney. who held a proxy on the committee and voted it for Mccoy
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An anxious public is still waiting to read those 972 names of demo- erats who asked Bell to boIt.-Com- merc.al.
 The anxious public is Mccoy and his followers. Just let them wait until the ground swell strikes them on September the 9th, and then they'll think Bell must have had 2,500 rames to his petitions.
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State Democratic Ticket.

For Governor
 Dan W. Jones, of Pulaski. For Secretary of State 0Alex c. Hull, of Boone. For Treasurer
 Ihos. E. Little, of Sebastian. For Auditor
 Clay Sloan, of Lawrence. For Attorney General
 Jeff Davis, of Pope. For Commissioner of State Lands J. W. Colquitt, of Pulaski. -.--py. p'a'ffo fls or aGVFUu-- J. J. Dove, of Loeoke. For Com. of Agriculture, etc Frank Hill. of Washington. For Associate Justice
 J. E. Riddick, of Greene. For Congress-
 Second distict-J. s. Little.
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Warning Order

In the Chancery Court of the Count of Jefferson and state of Arkansas to Albert E, Ewing as administrator or tue estate of E. Werthimer, deceased, Edward Wertheimer. Lee Wertheiiner anu J. ffeiberg and A. Freiberg as partners, ID J. x A. Freiberg. defendants The defendants, J. Freiberg ana A. riedburg are warned " ppear in this court within thirty days anu answer the complaint of the plaintin AlDeII7e E Ewing as administrator of the estate or E. Wertheimer, deceased.
 Pine Bluff, Ark, Augusta. 1898.
 H. A. MCCOY, F. B. BLOOM,
 Clerk. District Clerk
 EAL)
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The Commercial Monday had a bad spell of "black vomit The case is expected to continue as long as Buckle Bloom does the editorial writing.
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t will be observed that neither of the Mccoy organs or their chief deny the facts recited by Gen. White in his speech at the court hoose Saturday night, but both seek to vllIify him. This the is usual resort in a weak cause.
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We are advised that Mir. Adams. the editor of the Graphic, told a prominent citizen in the last day ar two that 972 democrats had signed the petition calling on MT. Bell to run for sheriff, that he (Adams) had the petition and would show it to the citizen if he wanted to see it, and when asked by this citizen why he didn publish them, Mr. Adams said, we cant afford to do this, as within half an hour after it's publi. cation McCoJ's friends by the hun dred would be after the signers try ing to get their votes. The Graphic and it's editors don't seem to put much confidence in the promises of those petitioners. Buckle Blooms Commercial.
 The editor of the Graphic is not
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Being unable ,o answer Gen. Whites arguments or to clear away Mccoy record for official integri. ty Buckle Blooms Commercial now seeks to asCerse Gen White. This is in keeping with the manners of the turkey-buzzard andls another sample of Buck Blooea's political methods. Instead of answering arguments and satisfying the records of history, the McCoyites seek to viIiify and black.guard those who oppose their selfish and unscru. pulous efforts. This is in keeping with their low level of politics.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, AUG, 31. 1898
AS TO CIRCULATION.

The Lady GRAPHIC has nearly double the circulation of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper, and the Daily and semi-Weekly GRAPHIC have combined circulation larger than that Of any othor Pine Bluff daily or eekly newspaper. ivertise ments accept ed on this guarantee.
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"A Public Office is a Public Trust. "-G. Cleveland.
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Democratic County Ticket.

enator-Smith c. Martin. Representatives Greed Caldwell,
 II. K. Toney, R. K. Foster. For Sherif-D. c. BELL. County Judge-W D Jones. County Clerk--F. B. Flanders. Circuit Clerk--J. A. Langford. Treasurer--J. Y. Saunders. Assessor-C. w. Harris. Surveyor-John J. Martin. Coroner IN. L. Cook.
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YAUGINE TOWNSHIP

Magistrates-W. D. Vance, J. w. Bradford, J H. Garrett, c. T. Robinson, Arch Niveu. Constable-A. J. Stewart.
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Judicial District. Circuit Judge--J. M. Elliott. Prosecuting Att'y.---W. B. Sorrells
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Dyspepsia
 Nervousness
 General Debility
Roiis, Tired Pooling All Cured
 by Hoods sarsapariiia.

BoiiS, Tired Pooling All Cured
 by Hoods SarsapaFiila.
 "I have been sufferer with dyspepsia, nervousness and general debility. I took different medicines but was not cured. concluded to try Hoods Sarsaparilla and got a bottle To my great joy began to feel better from the first dose. Hoods has made a new woman of me. am 69 years old and can do my own work" MRS. ELIZABETH FAoIN, Central, Ark.
 "I was troubled with tired feeling, and boils broke out on my body. I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and the boils began to disappear and l have felt all right ever since." ". J. DoDDs, Corner vile, Arkansas. Remember
 Hood s2%san psriiia Is the best-the One True Blood Purifier Sold by all druggists. 91; six for $5.
 D.s4- are the only pills to take
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what yon need to waste DO tii6e in fooiis5 s1trklas. h..A al A a slna E<.1 sunx1x saf4 fs..
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Rowlesbur1.

correspondence OF The Araus.
Mrs Cornell, we are glad to report
as convAleScsnt.
hrs. Chambers and children, Of Ohio,
are visiting her mother. Mrs. May.
Page FaRsler, of Aurora, spent Sun
day with his sister, DR.. Fansier, OF this
place.
Miss Nellie and Dora Bowman have
just returned from "a ten days visit at
EgloH.
+. A.. Conif and bride, OF Baltimore,
are visiting Mr.. Conih's mother and
sister, OF this place.
Rev A. ID. Perry preached his fare
we'll sermon sunday evening TO a
large congregation.
Misses Lizzie Stenple and Lille
WHIT, Of Aurora, we're the guests Of
Miss Lizzie houser the past week.
DR.. Mary Fsnsler, gho has been so
i'll with fever, 10 improving She IL
under Line care Of DR.. Dent. Of New
Ourg.
The Ladies' Aid Society. Of the ~. =.
Cnurcn viii give 80 ., ster supper aud
ice cream festival AZ BisnOps Hall
Saturday evening.
Mss Mile Clark, Of Mountain Lake
Park has opened her select school In
the school, house with a large
attendance.
The matrimonial wave has struck
BO'vlesJurg and several hayc become
victims and many others are cOntoin.
plating . rip 10 Oakland soon.
Jolly Boo Hollis and family arc out
or a fishing asd hunting expedition.
We are ali a%DNiously awaiting his re-
turn as he has promised 30 supply the
town with Asb nod game REPORTER
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Another Surprise Party.

Avery pretty wedding was celebrated
Thursday e~ysning at eight O'clock at
the home of Mira Martha Parks on
Maiu street. whom her youngest
daughter. Miss Laura, became the wife
of Marcy Leslie Bruce. of Parkersburg,
boOA-kesper for the South Penn Oil
Co.
The brides gown WAS a handsome
one Of white taifsta trimmed with
mousseline dc sole aud pearl and was
ally becoming. Only the near
relatives and "A few friends we're pres
ent The ceremony was performed
by the pastor OF the Methodist church,
Rev. Shaw. to whose congregation the
bride belongs. The parlors aud dining
room were beautifully decorated and
dainty aud delicious refreshments were
served in abundance. Mrs. Bruce has
been one of the efficient teachers in tue
graded school here for several term.
She Is a charming and popular young
Lady and KingwoOd will sadly miss
her. MIR and Mrs. Bruce left Friday
afternoon for their new home ~ Par
kersburg followed by the bet wishes
OF the entire community. The whole
affair was kept 30 quiet that only IA
very few friends knew anything of il
till IL was over and the following an.
nouncement was sent out nexl day;
Married
aur Alice Parks
to
Harvey Leslie Bruce,
ON
Thursday, September tho
twenty-second.
at the residence of
Mrs. Martha Parks,
Xingwood, West Virginia,
At Home
after September 90,
Parkersburg, w. Va
The newly welded couple went direct
to n Handsome home in Parkersburg
which the groom had already aud
waiting for the bride and Mrs Martha
PARKS, the mother of the bride, who 4.
now visiting her daughters in Indiana,
will stop off there on her retarn home
and visit them.
lNC AOitONihk ahhihaOhai ndtlOu
in regard to the matter is from the
Parkersburg Daily Sentinel
Harvey l.. Bruce, n popular book
keeper of the local Office of the South
Penn Oil CO.. returned Saturday even
ing from King wood. where he was
united in marriage To Miss Laura Parks
a prominent school teacher of that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce have gone TO
housekeeping In the house formerly
occupied by Major c. ID. Elliott, on
Twelfth street.
Mr. Bruce's many friends planned a
little surprise on him and his bride on
their return and going TO their new
home gave them "a hearty welcome
As "a reminder OF their good wishes and
congratulations, they left n handsome
chamber suit and a complete and be au-
tiful tea set. Tue sentinel joins in the
well wishes OF their many friends.
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Municipal Matters.

The walk from Listou's To the
Academy is being laid this week and
the street work is progressing nicely
this fine weather. The Council Is now
pushing the Electric Light matter and
has already purchased the site and
buildings for the plant and got a SPLEEN
did bargain too. The cd Ringer
Planning Mill property has been bought
of Geo. A. Williams for SITS. There Is
a large two-story building. which with
u little repairing will do very well for
the purpose and in the basement or
feet deep and 8 feet square walled mp
with brick, TO hold water for the en-
gine and n well just outside that has
an almost inexhaustible supply OF
water and has never gone dry. So
there will DO plenty OF water for run
ming the plant and the site is about
the nearest to the center OF the town,
of any place that could be secured.
Besides the lot is 30 feet square, giving
plenty of room for outside walk or
any other bulldog.
Grove Jackson was sent to Clarks
burg yesterday Co examine a large so
horse power engine hat is for sale at
at a bargain and is said TO be nearly
new. ID. X. Jackson. a member of the
Council, was to mset him aud they will
also stop of at Grafton and examined
some electric light machinery that is
offered at a bargain. The Counc il
has no intention Of purchasing any
secondhand machinery or material
unless IL is good as new and can be Sc
cured at a great bargain.
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NorIcE 10 LIEN HOLDERS.

To all pesons holding Hers by judgment. or
otherwise. on the real estate or any part
thereof, ot Rnchcl E. Sanders.
IN pursuance of a decree Of the Circuit Court
OF preston county. mndo Ia a cause therein
pending, e subject the real estate NJ the snid
Rachel H. Sanders TO the satI sfactlon of tho
Hens thereon YOU are hereby required Co pro-
sont n claims held by you and each OF yuu
against the said Rachel T.. hRniers. which arc
lions on her real est re ar any part OF ", FOR
Adjudication 20 me, AT my Ofico IN KinRwood
Preston county. West Va on or before the goth
day Of October, A. ~, 1871,
Given under tiny hand this 9Th day OF aeptam-
Der, A. H., 1878
JouH W. wArsoS, Commissioner.
III crognn, Atty. ~ 20 Us a. ~ 90
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wAOtsoll satslsm.ns.

correspondcaoe of the Argus.
Miss Etta bShop will teach our
school again this wiater.
Nearly nil the dogs on the mountain
have been poisoned by sone dog-gonsd
scalaUag.
Somebody poisoned john O.. Nhet.
sells best hound and he IS Offering "a big
reward To fluid ont who did it.
john NJ. Stempls, from Stemple
Ridge spent from Saturday Till Tmes-
day Visiting friends in this vicinity.
Joha w. Wilsc. from Stesaplc
Ridge, il in this seluomeat with his
steam thresher aud he isa hustler, a.
he threshed ive sets in Que diy.
There was Staging school at the
whetsell school House sand ~ night
led 10y ths Misses FELTON,. There will
DC siugiug agaia ueNS Saaday ligh~
Born, To Mr.. aud Mrs Isaac C. Whet-
cell a tine boy baby Saturday. septem-
Der 2ith. Dr.. Pauline Whctsen the
physician in charge ass sted 10y DR..
BaSha Bsn Mother and child doing
we'll aud Ike says no has another
Democratic voter ia the family.
There was big old fashioned Ounce
last Saturday night at Wash Wil4S.
A big crowd aHd = good time generally.
IL ~as midnignt BY The S,os@ (vhieh
mad been turned back two hours) when
the fun was all over. The a,usic = fur.
nished br Miss Sarah reuny, who is n
No. 1 violinist.
Rev" Sam Whetsell was at the
ball Saturday night and had n lively
time. lie has been trying sver since
To Tx mp the scraps he got into aud
onersd his pet % To- promise tho
matter N agreed to throw IN his two
fine hounds TO settle the trouble. lIut
at last report the matter WAS still nm
settled.
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CoM MIssIoNERs NOTICE.
CosNIssIoEERs OFFICE.
Kmgwood, w. Va, Sept. "a, 1893.
III TFWE IIFIW
W. unity.

Tho above cntit cd ohancery cause, by n do
cree o. tho tIrcnit curt OF Preston county.
made therein. os he 9Th day OF s%eptsnhsr, A.
ID. 1913, having been re erred 20 the underslgn-
ed Commissioned In Chancory, with the foiiSw-
ING directions Ia aFcortain and report the real
estate owned by the defend ant. Jacob "
Gather, the state and condition of dbe title
thereto. the liens aud charges thereon, their
amounts, character priorities, and TO whom
owing; and That he repuit any other pertinent
matter which may be deemod so bv himself or
required by the pariics or any OF them;
The parties 60 seid cause. 10 wit Otba SpeeI
Glover lie ~ clay HYDE. WIN q. Brown. Nell
j Fortnsy. Jacob l.. Feather and Guy A. Elliott
dofendnuts viii there fore. take notice, that.
on the alat day Of October. A.. -. 1S9a, at my
once ~ kingwood. Preston county. ~. Va
shall proceed a. execute said dtcreo.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Sep
tombCr, A. D.. 1893
JonN W. WATSON. Commissioner.
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NOTICE
CoaAfseIONEH's OFyfuE.
KlngwOOd. W. Wa, sept II 1873
Equity

The above entitled chanccry cause. by = de-
cree ~ tho circuit court 81 Preston county,
made therein on the tat Jas ~ september a,
T.. 1870, having leon rsierrtd 10 the unders
nIun. "a tOnmi sinner go th4uoerY. with tine
CO.. owing dlicCtHga e. Hseertuln aud f0usaf
Tie ioai estate eWntd hy fbc defendant AIlrea
rlstcf. tuc 90 ~ au o. ll iluU of tle itss
amounts. character. priu tiot. ahd a. wiiOrt
oviuE Hsn lltt Dee inpoIf au1 oiiier DcrfincNG
maittf which. mas hC deemed $50 bS hiinsoII. az
required Dy the PARTIES ur as uf them:
hr PARTIES fO suh cause. fu silt. lanes
lfherlng vu. patIrtiH and Allied Si>icT, Jos.
Z Sfrlcf. 81. b.. si-lcf. aacub = Eufdef4. flr
ezra alta Bans, tohU A.. JoUo.. tle Garrett
county lauuk. isrtoF I"i Cffy. a -. sanders
800 Go IRc iI Nit.rr. defendants. wi D. fHs~-
fDro. tasc NOTICE that % iht 2sfn day 90 c-.s-
hot, A,b. 1875 at Joy onf,e in 81 gw rod. fes-
t"r county West va : fhaii proceed 90 exc
cute sifG decree
Gwen under ny hand tDis 9Th day Of Sop
fCuDyr a. D.. RS
sOIw NATION. omnissionor.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER Fl, 1898,

tho following described real estate owned by
said g A, lIorgnIn, and all situate &c. King
wood histrict of said county. In the vct.ity of
Howesvillo.
First-A tract of about 10 Acres. fully de-
Scrihcd by metes mud bounds in said trust deed.
secopd-A tract OF about 40 Acres fully do
scribod as aforesaid
Third-A tract ~ about 1871 Acres, fully
described as aforesaid. aud
tourth-A tract OF about Goa Acres. fully do
scribed as aforesaid.
A part ~ these Ia ds Is covered with yalua
bio timber, aud a " rtiop ~ In "a good state of
cultivation md tho whole Is very desirable.
FERN OF SALE :--One third oaeh IN hand.
and the remainder IN two equal payments,
payable in one and two years, with interest,
notes and security TO be executed for the do
fetrcd ayments and the lugal title Will be ro-
taiDed ~ further security
sale ~ CDinmGnCe a. one o clock u. M
022-DS It-S, %. 4. i. CROGAN, Trustee.
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40 ai persons holding uens by Judgment. cr
OI herWl~r. Ou The real estate. o. any yaft
thereof ct lIif.d -ia.cT
pursu noe uf "a occfcC o. tle Oirrlnf luff
~ Preston county Wade iu n cause utrtsn
ioldiuR. o. subifcf iht ignl estate 81 flD safd
Alfred >islGr o. ibe satisfactium OF ihe liens
fhCrcOI yuu 0ttlr y required 20 present a. q
eiaims hctd by sea-. nd cHCh Of you against Tho
said Alfred riter which are 10ls oi his rofI
ottate or ans iurt az BE-. for nd udic. ffuu 20
wo 90 my omle tn Kingwood. Preston county.
1cst W "n u' before tho 18th Gay 0f October.
s.. o.. fEH
Given under my hand this 9th day uf sep
fombof. A. 81. fspS.
donS w. Wkrsov Commissioner.
~. Crugan, Atty. 4gtaS4 $3.50