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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-21
RAPIDLY DISAPPEARING.

The supply of the Celebrated Seat
tie Book Beer" is rapidly disappearing
in town. The lovers of this nutri-
tious spring beverage can obtain it for
a limited time at the Criterion Saloon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-21
AT MRS. DECISIONS OFFICE,

WOman's Exchange, you can have a
good shampoo. Take your hair comb
ings there to be made into a switch,
your soiled Panama or straw hats,
gloves, ribbons, ETC., to be cleaned /:
also dresses, sponged and pressed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
Teachers Institutes

Eight County Conventions Of the
pedagogueS are in session this week in
the following counties: Harrison,
Jefferson, Monroe. Pocahontas, Tavlor,
UpShur Wctsel and Webster. Prof
Holden, OF kingwood. is holding the
Institute in the last named county aud
II is in session at Cowen, on the line of
the railroad up there. lie was ex-
pected home this week fron two weeks
Institute Work in Tyler aud Peasants.
but was sent on TO Wooster by the
State Supt. OF schools, j. Russell Trot-
ter Tue Institute for that county
was set for next week aud was To l..
held at Addison, but on acc ,unt of
typhoid fever raging there. it was
chan. ed TO Cowan and this week
Prof. Frank u. Trotter was TO hold IL.
but as ne could not thus week, Prot
Holden was sent and writes that ne
will u here 10y next Monday noon,
anyhow, To take part i'm our Institute.
The committee mas selected him to
make the address OF WELCOME tu the
teachers AT the reception Monday
night and Frank ". Candy. the uomi-
nee for County Supt. OF schools, has
been selected TO reply on behalf of the
teachers
Supt. j. Aunt Martin, Of the West
Va. Northern Railroad, has proposed
Ia the committee TO take the Institute
all up to Mt. View Purk agnin aud
provide seats for ;he whole crowd and
IL the weather is good it is likely that
the Institute viii be taken up there
again, perhaps for days session
about Thursday, bu: the weather de.
partment win have to be reorsauized
before that time.
The various committees have all
other arrangements under good head
way.
County Institutes will be held next
week in eight different counties as
follows;
At Maysville for Grant county, con
Quoted by Frank Is. Trotter. of Buck
harmon, and C. w. Flesher. OF Elkins.
AT Weston for Lewis county, with
w. b. Outright of Buckhannon, and
Miss Adelaide v. Finch. of Lewiston,
Maine, as the instructors
For Marshall county at Benwood,
with Prof. +. A. Crago, OF Wheeling as
the conductor
At Franklin for Pendleton county,
with Prof. A. c. Kimler, of Shepherds
town. as instructor.
In Randolph county at Beverly,
two instructors who are well known
here, j. N. DeahL OF West Liberty,
aud j. Hugh Bowers, OF Davis.
At Hinton tor Summers county with
NJ p. Shawkey from Charleston, as
conductor. and at Harrisville for
Richie county, with II . A. Darnall, OF
Buckhannon, and w. j. Holden, Of
Glenville, as instructors.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
Another Sly Wedding.

One OF the prominent merchants of
aud kept it SO quiet that no one but
the bride. bridesmaid. best-man and
minister knew of il in advance at all.
The contracting parties were George
a. Herring, of this place, and Miss
Lizzie Shaffer. OF Gladesville. The
wedding took place at high noon Sun
day, August 9Th, 1898, in the Baptist
church at Gladesville, just after the
close of services
The minister arranged with the or
ganist. Miss Serepta McIee, TO play a
wedding march, which she did but did
not know VINO IL was for till the we'd
ding party appeared. Miss Pearl
Bayles, Of Independen was the
bridesmaid and Mr.. Grant Graham, of
Kingwood, best man.
Promptly at Twelve and while the
audience waited and wondered WHY
they were not DISMISSED, the strains OF
the wedding march foated out on the
Sabbath air, and tie Cupid party en-
tered the church and approached the
altar. After the ceremony which
made them husband and wife, they inn
mediately repaired to the carriages and
were driven To the home Of the bride,
where "a splendid dinner was served.
and that evening they came on to
Kingwood and are stopping for the
present at Mrs. Mary X. DAVIS, where
they will remain some time before go
ing 10 housekeeping. The groom is
well known all oyer the county and
Que OF our leading business men. The
bride is a daughter OF Eugene Shaffer.
prominent citizen OF Gladesville, and
is one of the leading teachers OF the
county, with a large circle of friends,
who join in wishing the newly welded
couple long and happy married life.
Now that the ice is broken, IL is said
that there are others" To follow aud
several Kingwood people TO marry in
the near future.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11

To give you an opportunity of test.
ing the great merit OF Ely's Cream
Balm. the most relia bic cure Tor catarrh
aud cold in the head. generous 10
ccut trial Sizs can be had of yoar drug
sgist or we mail II for 10 cents Full
size 80 cents ELY BROS, 90 Warren
NJ. ". y. CITY
1t II the medicine above all others for
cdtarrh, and Is worth its weight in
gold. can use Ely's Cream Balm with
SAFETY ana II does all that is claimed
iOr it.-B W Sperry, Hartford, Conn.
Capt w. ]. Wotring. OF near town.
is very proud OF u grandson that he
claims Is entitled TO the belt, as IA fine
spec amen of the new man. The baby
boy is named Ivan Dewey Craig aud is
son of Mr.. aud Mrs II. l.. Craig lie
Is only six months old and weighs 81
pounds His chest measure Is s0l5
inches, hip 10 inches, thigh IL inches
and arm inches. He ought 20 make
prize a shter il he lives and keeps up
his record. The CAPTAIN also boasts
that the boy is Republican. but the
young chap hasn't said yet what he is.
They have the war fever pretty bud
over at MOrgantown when the women
order groceries like the following note
sent 20 q grocer of that place
Mr.. Samp on Please Havana bring
me one pound Manila cakes two
Sehley chickens, one poun sPhilipp ne
spices, one dozen Porto Rico bananas
one package Oregon rolled wheat. one
dozen oranges. santiago de Cnhn two
pounds tnrped crackers aud three
Dewey blrck berries.
y. S.-lf don't get these things ia
good shape. remember the Maine NV
yard - laid with mines. D1u't Tampa
with me.
A young theol oCical student who is
about TO depart for the missionary
fields told an amusing story on him.
self the other evening that gives an
insight to the cause that led to his de-
terniuing To preach the Gospel TO the
heather. He had called on a Young
lady and her little brother posted him
self in an armchair facing a handsome
gilt clock. lie had been there half an
hour when the young lady said
"Boboie why don't you GO To the uur-
sery p Il am waiting" replied Bob
bic. What are you waiting for, INV
dear ?" "Wby, for his face to stop the
clock. You know what you said"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11

Mrs. Marion Boone and children of
this place had frightfu; experience
Sunday night of this week. at their
home near the Jail on Main Street.
The windows were.up on account of
the warm weather and the children in
bed near window in the back room.
down stairs. Tnere WIS 40 light in
the room except througb an open daor
from another room and Mrs. Boone
went to the window by the bed where
the children were sleeping. and let the
window down on the tail OF "A big
vines and in at the opeo window and
was curled up somewhere about the
bed. When the window caught IL and
made IL "a prisoner it began % thrash
around over the bed and the children,
striking st everything in reach and
soaring them ali nearly 20 death Mrs.
managed to drag the children out
Of bed and screamed for help Several
neighbour ran in and killed the snale
and carried IL out Dr. Pratt was sum
moned with antidote for snake-bite.
as they did not know what kind Of a
snake 1t was or how badly the children
were bitten. The Doctor examined
the snake and found that IL was harm
less and that the children were more
scared than hurt, but IL was lively
time for a little while and enough
make the family have bad dreams for
some time 10 come.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
Funeral Services of Jno. Is. Crane.

Fro The Fairmont Ind X
The tunerai services Of the late Juo
Is Crane occurred at his residence on
JEFFERSON street on sunday evening at
I o'clock, the remains icing az TERED AT
Noodinwn Cemetery. The high esteem
IN wnicn the deceased was held by the
whole community was evidenced bv
the concourse of people who Assem- bled
AT ms residence To pay their last re-
spects 10 the dead. The ceremonies
were under the immediate charge of the
Masonic fraternity, OF which MIR. Crane
has long been a devoted member. The
Lodge. which conducted the funeral
services AT the grave, was under the
charge of Il. ID. Walker, acting Master;
j. ID. Springer, y. W; Cnas w
Swisher,J w Lee Reinhe mer. Treas
II &. Dunnington, Secy.; Chns. n.
Watkins, ). D.; Worthy Post, j d. aud
j. II. Mccoy, Tyler The pail bearers
were a H. Fleming, A. y. Irichard.
}. j. Burns. Thos. w. Fleming. Jno "A.
Clark, Judge w. $. Raymond, j. NJ.
hartley and O. 5. KcKiuncy
The Lodge WAS accompanied 10y
Crusade Conmandry knignts lenplars
aiding AS escort The mem beers OF the
Grand Army, OF which Mr. Crane was
also memDe preceded the Masonic
fraternity In procession TO the grave.
The funeral services at the house
vcr' con iuctod by Rows n. H. John
son, \ - FletGarr and H. W Barr.
Mr. Crane was 30 the 5gth year OF his
age, ana by careful business methods
mad accumulated quite II competency.
lie was born and raised in this county
and was brother Of the late SmIth
Crane, OF KingwOod He was Clerk of
the County Court OF Marion county for
II years and has been cashier OF the
Bank in Fairmont for several years
lie leayes "A wife and foHr children, two
boys and two girls. Mr. aud Mrs. II.
{. Hyde and }. NJ Crane and son Stan
nope from here attended the funeral
They went Saturday and returned
Monday. lie was an uncle To Mr.. Crane
and Mr. Hyde both His death wa,
caused by typhoid fever brought on. by
over work and 700 close confinement 10
business.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
Death of a Prominent Minister.
From the Parkersburg Sentinel

From the Parkersburg Sentinel.
Rev. j. G. Trippett a minister Of the
M. r. church. died Sunday morning at
his home in RaYen5wood, after brief
illness. He was n prominent worker
ia the church and we'll known in the
conference. lie WAS mem or Of the
Masonic fraternity. Rev. Trfppett
leaves a wife and family. The remains
were brought here over the o R.R this
morning and taken over the -. & O. TO
Terra Alta, where the interment will
take place.
The remains were accom- anied by
his wife and daug Miss Halle, and
son. Clyde. who survive him. Rev
Starkey, Rev Raymond, W. y. Mckay
and w. T. MCGOWAN are with the sor.
rowing ones 20 comfort them. A com
mlttee OF persons met the party at the
Ohio River depot aud escorted them 20
the r. o. depot, where they took
the train for Terra Alta. The funeral
will take place tomorrow.
For two years he was pastor OF the
NJ. y churches at Short Greece and
West Liberty. and also at one time
pastor Of the Zane street VI T.. church
at Wheeling. His many friends synpt-
thize with his family in the taking
away Of such q man Of true Christian
character and loving has oand and
father
Rev. Trippett was well known in this
county where he hal many friends and
married lis vito. lie was stationed
at Terra Alta and other points and
served the church several years in this
county. His wife was Miss OpheIia
Riggs, a daughter OF Mrs. Salathiel j.
P0sten. Of Terra Alta, b. her Gcst hus-
band
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
Renewable.
Correspondence OF the Arsus.
Rain, rain, more rain.

Correspondence OF the ArsUs.
Rain, rain, more rain.
Mrs Alice Cooke. OF rarlSersbur is
visiting relatives here.
Me have not heard the merry whistle
OF the threshing machine in oar vicinity
yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe korte anu children.
OF erNtton, spent ten days, tho guest
of Mrs korte.
MISS Grace Broomhal. who has been
az Amos. w. Va, for some time, re.
turned home last week.
Vincent Cooke attended the Congress.
SionNl Convention at ElkinS TINS week,
where he went a. delegate.
Misses Cecilia Barlow aud Alice
Sh"uite, OF Graiton, spent from Satur-
day ontii Monday at this place.
Mrs Jack Aoer, three children and
MISS brlght, OF Fttt>oorg Pa, are The
guest OF relatives and friends here.
Mrs. c. a. Bergman aud master
christopher went TO Cumberland, M.
SATURDAY.. and viii remain few weeks
visiting relatives
We are glad To note the handsome
ard pliy NUncent GreaScr. of P,ttsburp.
IL again ia our mi ,St aud will sD,nt "A
moatnS vacation here visiting the
parental roof
MIR and Mrs. Benedict Goclte, who
nave been IA C0mosrland for thrae
weeks past, where Mr.. Cooke mas un.
uergonc "A surgical OPERATION. returned
MondaN anu will remhtn "a week before
r1turuing To their home in Amos.
Messrs. Charley and WIN Me iinnis
had quite an exciting experiences ola
runaway Sunday at this place while
out driving when close 10 the Post
Office tho horse became frightened,
throwin" tic occupants out but
fortunately no one was hurt The
horse ran "a, far as j ! Cooke & sons
store. wacrv IL ran against IA post up-
setting aud braNin the vehicle and
tearing tue harness badly.
Miss Sophia Weslug entertained "A
crowd OF friends at her hospita BILE home
sunday. Merry games were the pleas.
ant pasttime until tive p m, when all
repaired To the dining room where "A
most elegant and sumptuous supper
was served with all the dclicac les of
the season. Those present were Misses
Josephine Aorte, Cecilia Bergman.
rita Wesliug, Catherine and Lizzie
BARLOW, Agnes Myres and Frances
Greaser, and Messrs Ed. and Julius
Greaser.
JUsTICE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
cranesvilla.

Correspondent &C OF tho Argus.
Buckwheat aud oats crop are as good
as ever was known in this section.
The CbildreRs Day Exercises at Cain
on last Sunday, seemed TO be success
and was well attended.
II. Lewis has erected stave mill
near tins place and will manufacture
slaves during the summer and fall
Gathering berries is carried on TO
quite an extent in this section and
they bid far TO be a bountiful crop.
There was quite storm passed
through this section during the past
week, doing some damage 60 the crops.
". b Bishop and wife Of this place.
have agreed to disagree, and the wife
has nOyed u point near Pleasant
Hnl
The internal revenue bill struck ms
all over. but sorry TO say that IL has in
many cases found harvest wages at
only 75c a day IN this section during
the Mckinley boom.
Mr.. Peters has been tailoring In this
section for the past 10 months, and IL
looks as though he would never get
through lie is fitting up mum Der OF
our boys very nicely.
DE-. Ritter, Of Frostburg, Md. was iu
our mi Isl during the past week and
did quite an amount Of dental work.
which made a few Of our women look
very lantern-jtwcd, and that caused
their husbands to look On 50 sour
SAIAgANpEn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
The Wiser Way.

How fresh and rosy you look. Nora. "
exclaimed lSa Ocl VINO had just re turned
from the beach, and. was greeting her
friend.
YES, dear" replied Nora, IL am
feeling Splendidly, aud mamma says |
have IN alarm NJ appetite"
Where an the word have YOU been
since saw You ?"
- have remained at home" rcplied
Nora, and have worked hard every
day But ] have bsen taking that
wonderful medicine, Hoods Sarsapp-
rula. and il has done me. OH so much
good. You see | always lice t. feel
well when 20 away. an | leave for
thc mountains next week
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
ATLANTA CITY AND ,SEASHORE
INCLUSION.
Thursday August II treaty Re
duced Rates Baltimore y OHIO
Railroad

The next popular seashorc excursion,
via the Baltimore Il Ohio T. L. will be
run Thursday, Aug, ~. 10 Atlantic
Cry. Cape May, Sea Isle City. Ocean
City. \, j., and Ocean CITY, Md. rriclS-
cts VIII ec Soot twelve ,(lsl days. in
Guiding dav OF sale
Stop overs will he allowed on return
trip at Philadelphia tBaltimure aud
Washington on tic <ots sold 10 Ne v'Icr.
scy resorts, and at Baltimore ant Wash
inyton ON tickets sold to Olean City.
Md
Tickets will be sold on above date
from Function for 80 90 Round Trim.
Call on ar Rddrrs> nearest Ticket
Agent baltimore * OAio Il. r. for
tickets aud full Information.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
L PLUEtBUs UNUM
Late Marriage Licenses Issued by
the County Clerk.

Aaron J. Frecland % and Ems y.
May IS.
Gee. a. Herring 30, and Lizzie Shat
fer S.
Austin Lantz so and Agnes r.
Wotring 20.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
Teachers Examinations.

Teachers Examinations for Preston
county will be held at Kingwood.
August % and 28I. 1898 and at Terra
Alta. August - and IS, 1898 ApoH.
cants will DC required TO pass on state
History. u $. WHETsSLL. CO. sapt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11

rY virtue oi decree 0f tbo Cir.uit Court 81
Preston county. West Firginia. rendered .u tile
ap' w. emit e. cltncory cHute the undcrtlrDed
sncoin, commissioner VIII offer COO p1hiic auc
tOn 90 thc front door ~ che court house 0f said
county at Kiugwood. on
Thursday, September !, 1898,
az one o'clock o. m. the following described
rcal estate
sixty seven end ono hair acres Of land in
Reno district. adjoining fho land fof q. M lluG
MAN. IN jenkins uua ofhoff and being flte
sumo lann conveyed by A 90. IrickCff fp Iuhu
~ HUFFMAN by de bearing date fhe 3f.t ~
December lst. now of record iu tire oHico OF
the clerk OF the county court of -id county
TERMS or SALE
Enough cash n band go pay Tho costs ~ suit
and EXPENSE of sai.. Cihout 500 an the ros o.
duo uppn % credit of 9. PEI aud is mYnfhs tho
purcitsor 90 execute Tor The deferred navfacnts
Interest bearing notes with good security
q. j. CHoeAS, Special Commissioner.
r. wv. Wat ON. clerk at The circuit court Of
Preston bounty. certify that the o t0Vo named
suoral com ii+si0ucr his given bond and se-
curitv requirel by law
6f33 a. SOD NV. NsVsoE. C,eFk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
4 JUDICIAL SALE.
~
j. NJ & II. g. Nine
vs..
GpDvtra a. Lhuu.r

L JUDICIAL SALE
~
j. NJ, & II. g. Ninel
George G.. Shu1er
BN virtue otn dcOuee OF the Circuit curt NJ
PRESTON county Nest NrR,nin rendered In tho
above eutiilcd chan, ssrv ol,u cfthc undersigned
apecinl CONN .ssioner will sfcr ut public nuo-
ton az the mont door o. the court huu e of sud-
county. In Bingwood, All
Thursday, September ist, 1898,
a. o'clock y. IN of that dav. the following
described rcal.cstutc:
trty3hree aud ono tl rd acre of land stu lte
~ Union district 0i snd ,uuty adj iuing tho
lands Of 'ha les Nine Nnd 0thers AMI heina ths
Same conveyed by hrietophcr Sh Ger To Coo,
g shutter bv dccd bearipr date tho 9TH daV ~
Juno. 1894, and or record .ih the oi'co OF the
clerk of the county CONT nf saii q, uAty.
TERMSOE SALE
Enough cash % pay the costs ~ eu't ard OK
aenses of sille tabont so and a. rc ,iduo uuun
ctcdit 81 q. ~ and \ InOnfh Che pur"hasor ~
execute lntofcst bearing notes with good Secn-
uty Tor The deferred payments
y. y GRogAN, Special GO whatsoever.
j w. watson. llerk ~ th, OiitJit Colut OF
snid county. certify 'hat the above namei
fpeclai conn missioner has plve.i bond anG sopu-
So 'ss-lt S7ho u W. WAiRos clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
JUDICIAL SALE

II
John Jenkins Admir-
Va.
Thomas tlcnncsyct ai.
Hy y ftDc ~ . decree ~ tie r,rcuit ourt ncu-
dcrcd in fhe hove styled ri noGrv pIUsr. tho
underdGned specinl com miss lunof wfr nIcr ~
pubic auction Ia The front dopr of fhe CONT
house OF Preston county. Wet yirYiuia, ia
KiugwOOd on
Thursday, September ~, 1928,
~ O'Clock y. m the following dc ,en5eI real
estate
% hundred and ahrfvtwo ani one haif
acres ~ land, siiuutcd iu Fton.unt bltrjef 90
said codniy. un fle waters ~ SludY crsn ad-
lonigg the lands ~ Grtiar lentluf lairs.
Jacob crFs aud 1ticrs and bcina the anme ltnd
Couyctcd byIonu Jeu .ius ADD svifo ip TD1meg
teuncsv hv decd bourinN date Joe - 4 dHF q
Mtrrh 1sF4 Hrd ~ record iu fhe oHce tf ths
tlcrs ~ ihe Comfy court 90 stit Esa.ts. ia
Deed ok $50 20 plrr5s
TERN. OF -tIE
Tnough csfh in hrnd fD paf tle rt.fs ~ sut
and expenses of t.c ffb POO tHuf aI $50 rn.-
due NOON rrc1if ur NJ fta "a is rtffb. fIs
ruff hIarr .rEffuIinV i.ff.t Hf rIlf af.t
with good seeuriiv frf tlIn sef tfffaf .ft.lNiis
y. % fso9fV, pfreif. tul .itltnr.
fJ. vs.. Wa ayu. lcrk of ilr fuslf Dpo.f .,f
Preston county ,ccftiY fkat the .fvr url
swofa' c'm" 'tsioncr has 2i}eh s. ai Ud .,cl.
rify ss rrGn by iuW.
st,B1t $3.50 Nv -Nr,aas 9rt
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Eczema!
The Only Cure.

Eczema is more than skin disease,
and no skin remedies can cure L.. The
doctors are unable to effect n cure, and
their mineral mixtures are damaging
whole trouble is i'm the blood, and
Swift's Specific lis the only remedy
which can reach such deep-seated blood
diseases.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
on boy daughlor. and SON.

tinued TO spread until
her head was entirely
covered. She was treated
by several good doctors.
but grew worse, and the
dreadful disease spread
to her face she was
taken 10 two celebrated
health springs, but re
ceiyed no bcnefit sMory
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-11
POTTER Farm.
Thi. FIRM g s ,ooo,ysnionty located and IS in good

This farm Is conveniently located and Is ln good
sta q Of cultivation.
1nfnD house and lot in IN" town ~ King
wo O., adjoining lot Of q WcGrcw which was
conveyed o. The defendant Thomas bg q.
NeNrcw. al nlusr tor OF the estate of Henry
Staftlf"an, dc'd. by deed dated Nov D.. i4s0
Founru-An undivided one half lnfero a On
1911 acres ~ land lying Boo Vallcy District.
known 49, the middle north part Of lot SO q.
ln "'iaybyrue ana NUylnn's survey ~ also tho
mincrsl rights underlying the same. as will
fully appear from 90 iDs " two dc ~ from %.
g. Young Hnd wife dotted stay e. ls IS. aud Tsn-
u.ry - 1870 and wb ca arc h.oi with plaintiffs
bill in said cause
Ffrrn a tract ~ 2l acres lying ON The Nor
R8ntuWI Pike Iu Hollywood District aud known
as the coal Btnk" tfBct
SfxrH-A one half interest Coz q lot lyinq I'm
kiugw,'td on High street aud Che old BctorIv
ROAD. and BE- ween The l0t of George Hucklrw
aud ihc ct nos Owned hy Win 81 Brand For
desCriptieu a. the same see copy Of The deed
from %. q Hughes aud vii. and a. o.. Holt f0
shiffHr Thomas. fled with tie papeis iu saiI
cause.
sgvEgTH "a one half interest in 28 asres u
land in Reno District, nc r. thc town of Row cs-
burg ON the heat Rive. and for % fuu dc
seriptipn ~ the mo -ef deed from r.. y. Gro
gan spcclal commissioner. tO Bishop q Thomas.
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Lot and DWELLING lIouse
IuDI IAL SALE
Mary 4 Con


W.
George w Bishon et ~
ny virtue ~ a-decTeo Of die Cireuit 0urt fen.
dered IN the abOyo sty.e cd chrneery ,siule. new
peuAing ia shid court In Preston comfy. ed
virginia, the UNDERLINED sueeiii couv l,sloner
will offer az puhlic auction Ht 10 frsitt tnnr ~
to oonrt house ofsdid county va kipgwyod.on
Thursday, September the Isl, 1898,
~ I O'Clock o. .m. of that day. the following
dcacrihcd fGai estate
one hundred and uineieen mere of inud IN
uuion district. adioiulne l4pds ~ 'Nlcholhs
BOyard ana others. nud on the Dcleiu's lHll
Road, being the same Ian contracted to5be
sold by Mary A Con to Ge1fne vs. " Sion ard
y VI Voting by written agrccwcnf d.teJ fls
18th 81 July 1890 and now 30 u e b. The p1peis
Of the above mentioned cause
"rERMSOF SALE.
Enough cash to pay tho rnsts ~ suit ana
ponses ~ sale t8bont SGOifendih .te.idBo uion
credit IT p md > years the pnrchtser tx.
eouting for the deferred DaYnpnts Interest
caring notes with COED sce4riiy
y cRCGtE. Special Cenmis iunor
Z. j w. Watson, Jerk ~ tsc rrfif Court u
said COUNT. certify that thc 4btye named
special commissioucr has gigem bond Rd srcu-
rity a. provided bylaw
s1-'g3 $50 j W WArtpY Clerk.