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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-01-26
NEWS Or THE STATE.

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extensive improvements,
Paupers cost the Weakley /
county court $4,000 per year.
A daughter Of joel Hicks was
burned to death near Paris.
Indications point renewed az
uvity in the Scott county oil
fields
The exterior work on the new
court house at Wavorly is finish
ed.
Eliza Huskiuns was arrested
in Unicoi county charged with
moonshining.
A factory for the manufacture
Of $4,000 buggy bodies per year
will be erected at Union City.
The unexpected death Of Mrs.
Frank Fields recently at Bristol
will result in AN investigation.
Rev. f. Lee Smith, Of Erwin,
has been called to the pas crate
of q Baptist church at Memphis.
v. Balling, 3 we'll known
young man, WAS placed in Jail at
Memphis tor trying to kill his
mother.
County Court Clerk 7. J. Par
rott, Of Hawkins county, claims
that he vii make good his re-
ported 81, 600 shortage.
Lieut.. s. K. Rodgers, of the
Fourth Tenness regiment in Gu
ba, writes the Loudon Record
that some of tho soldiers hHyr
discovered ghost.
Bishop Thomas q. Gailor, bis
hop of Tenneasee, delivered q
memorial address NJ st. AIMS
Church in Nashville Sunday in
memory OF the late Bishop
Charles Todd Quintard.
The South Pittsburg Reput'
licau contains the following
"Pruf. d. A. Tate killed hos
that weighted over 100 pounds
From II he secured 500 pound
of lard, $50 pounds of sausage
and $50 pounds Of sides and joints
Il was an Ohio improved chester
I 1t was the largest hog ever raiaeo
, in this section, or in any othe
section for that matter"
, According to the Eizabethtor
! Mountaineer they live long j
9 Carter county. at is not otte
Z that a person is permitted 7
? look upon five of his grandmoth
. ers in Que day. Master Georg
" Fair, however: had this goo
y fortune on Christmas day, a. b
e then saw three OF his great
: grandmothors, Mrs. Burrov
i Mrs. McGhee aud Mrs. Lethco,
r aud two of his grandmother
Mrs. Fair and Mrs. Letbcoe."
6 There does not eeem to
e uuch OF a lsndboom in Robert
;; son county it the following frol
g the Springfield Record is an il
!. dex' "Real estate is at a low ell
: at this writing. A $1,000 far
n changed hands on the 9th
h December, 1898 The blddiu
was low, Jcss Bell biddiu
t. $3.50, it being raised by 10
% Gum to $500, which would CO
u er the revenues, 1t being
y chaucery sale; +. Q, Dean raisC
= the bid $500 aud got possesi,
: OF tue property tor the meag
g sum OF $500.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-01-26

Dyer county fixed its road ser"
vice for '99 at eight days.
Green county viii build an
$4,000 bridge over Cbucky river.
Jones L. Price, one Of the old
est residents Of Rogersville. is
dead.
The Ducktown Copper CONS
pany will erect several tenement
houses.
Telephone people at Memphis
are having trouble about their
present rates.
Mrs. M. W Connolly, wife OF
the editor OF the Memphis Com
mercial Appeal, is dead.
Joe +. Johnston has been e.
lscted president OF the Cleveland
National Bank TO succeed the
late j. H. Craigmiles.
DR.. VIM. Key, Of Shelbyville,
has returned from a prosperous
business trip east with Jim" his
educated horse.
There is almost q cessation OF
moonshine work IN jackson
county on account of special &C
tivity Of revenue officers,
B. II. Fulkerson, q COW boy
preacher convicted in Greene
County for abduction, has been
pardoned BY Gov. Taylor.
Cooper 6 Grouer's Touring
mill at Unltia, Loudou county,
started January l, has already
shipped several thousand. pounds
of -four.
At Jonesboro, G. Il. Robert.
son, OF Blackstone, Va, bought
forty seven head of horses and
mules for which he paid 81, 1923,
rs. lie has bought aud shipped
from there since the 2nd of Ost.
ober 100 head, for which he pait
$5,161.
One of the largest sales ofphos
phate lands which has occurred
in the Mt. Pleasant district o
Many County so far, was tb
transfer of the Mann Dawson
farm to the Tennessee Phosphat
company. This farm contaiue,
something near $50 acres and til
purchase price was $16Q per acr
which brings the total price u
to S72, 600. As farming land th
place was probably worth one
fourth this amount, but it is yer
valuable in phosphate and sine
securing it the Tennessee Phos
phnte company have supply {
rock that will last them fl
years,
Polk county moonshiners al
quite active according to til
Ducklown Guzette. 1t say
deputy Marshal Dave Payu
found still on the land OF c. ,
Brooks, in the ninth distric
which he captured aud left wit
a guard until he could TELEGRAPH
Deputy Collector Hart, at Kuol
vile. When the deputy coliec
or arrived they proceeded TO Ii
place where the still had bee
left, but when they arrived the
found that the sull had disaT
peared aud was doing duty pc
laps, in some Of the neighboriu
gulches. The guard reporte
that man had presented himse
claiming to be Julius Yode
and that he had been sent b
the authorities TO remove tn
stlll aud by this ruse tho mooI
sinners recovered their propert,
However, the sequel turned OF
detrimental TO NJ. Brooks, VII
Was arrested, aud bound to cou
aud in default Of bond he WI
sent to Jail"
D~D-TTye
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-01-26

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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-01-26

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-28
Personal MENTION.

Joe Winton went south today.
4 X Johnston Is in Oklahoma City.
Dr. Sharp, Of Orlando, is in the city.
Secretary Jenkins is back from New
kirk.
Rev Rankin came up from Edmond
yesterday.
A. M. overman returned TO Stroud
yesterday.
Col, Amos Fits was down from Per
ry yesterday.
Prof. Umholtz, of The Edmond nor-
NAL, is in the city.
Ned Sisson, deputy United States
marshal, was in Perry yesterday.
A. A. Humphrey returned today
from an eastern trip in the interest OF
Guthrie.
Mrs c. ". White aud son Frank,
now visiting in OskaIooss, Iowa, will
be home the last of this week.
JIM. Hale, If the United States
marshals office, is at his home, laid up
with muscular rheumatism
Emery Buckner. acting stenogra-
pher for Asp q Cottingham, is in
Blackwell on railroad business
VII. Morse was out yesterday for
the first time in several months, hav-
ing been confined at his home with
rheumatism.
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LIQUOR NOTICE

~ nom III may concern
Notice Is hereby gwen that y, r. Cheadle
mas this day filed his petition 10 sell at
wholesale spirituoOs, yinous and malt
liquors IN Guthrie, Logan county Oklahoma,
eua tnat unless objection be hled on or De.
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First publlsned in the Daily Leader June
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LIQUOR NOTICE
no Wuom il May Concern
Notice is hereby given that Hamilton
Go have this day nled their petition 10 sell
al retail splrltuous, vinous and malt liquors
In Guthrie, Logan county, Oklahoma and
that unless objection be filed on or before
The 2sth day of June, 4 II 1859, said
petition wifi be granted.
II. 4. MORTON, County CLERK.
Guthrie, Okla. Juue ib 1879
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Flrss Published m Guthrie Daily Leader
Luue L-- I..


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DAY Of July A. n 1859 saic petition Will be
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First Published in The Daily Leader June
10 1899
LIQUOR NOTICE.

10 Whom II May "OnCtTn--
Notice Is hereby gwen that John Sclstrom
has TINS day filed his petition 10 sell al re-
tail spirituous, Yinous and malt liquors 10
Guthrie, Logan county, Oklahoma, and that
unless objection be Med on or before the
lst day Of July. A. d 1899 said petition
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First Published IN DAILY .Leade june ie.
1859
LIQUOR NOTICE

To Whom it May Concern
Notice Is hereby given that Otto Hanson
has this day nled his petition 20 sell at re
tail spirituous NnOus ana malt liquors ia
Guthrie, Logan county, Oklahoma, ana that
ulless objection be filed on or before the
28th daY OF june, A ID. 1892 said petition
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WANrED-loopounds of clean cottanrags.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07

BROAD-STREE STORES. Nos. AND
west Broad street can be bought sepa-
rately or together at fair prices.
y. W. BOWIE,
"a. my tit Real Estate and Loans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07
NEWPORT NEWS.
Visit Of the Board of Public works
Briefs. ....-......

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May G.-(Spe-
cial. Tho State Board Of Public Works
arrived at Newport News from Richmond
this morning and spent the day in maxi
ing an inspection of the transportation
property here for the purpose of assess
ing IL for taxation. In the party were
Governor Tyler. State-Auditor Marye.
Treasurer Hartman. and Mr.. c. Lee
Moore, the secretary of the board A
telephone message was received from the
Richmond office Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio, asking that Il tug be placed at the
disposal OF the board, and on the arrival
OF the party the members took trip
around tho harbor. This afternoon at
4:30 o'clock the party returned to Rich
mond.
Mr.. r. -. Bristow, who was assaulted
by Mr.. r.. W. Reynolds on the morning
of April 24th.. to-day entered suit against
the latter in the Corporation Court. ask
ing for damages in the sum of 5000.
The United States cruiser Resolute. now
at Old Point, Is expected TO sail some
time tomorrow for Southern Cuba. for
the purpose vi bringing back more troops.
The Resolute has aboard a quantity OF
relics OF the late war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07
LOWER ALBENARLE.
The Late HaiI-Storm-PersOn
Corn Crops.


a SCOTTSVYLLE, VA, May 6.-(Special.)
Mr.. NJ C. Harris, of Green Mountain,
is hore. and says the hail-storm this week
was fearful at his home. lie thinks that
in his yard of about one and a half acres
there could have been ten or fifteen
wagon-loads Of hail gathered. The hail
stripped the apple and peach trees of
theiP fruit and leaves, and the forest
trees were completely denuded of their
young leaves and buds.
b.. Mr.. George Omohundro, Of Carriers
Bridge, and Dr. Wingfeld of Warren,
are in our town to-day.
Mr.. Frank G.. Moon, after hard week S
work at Buckingham Circuit Court, re-
turned here last night.
Mr.. Clinton Adams returned home this
week from the Virginia Medical College.
Mr.. George w. Dawson went to Char
lottesvile to-day.
DR.. Stovall. of Columbia, Ala, is here
on a visit to Mr.. W. L. Adams and family.
Corn is coming up nicely now, and if
the weather turns warm, ii will soon
get out OF the way of the destructive
worms.
Mr.. ]. b. Coleman, OF Mount Ayr. is in
town to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07

We will sell by public auction, on the
PREMISES the above-named CONVENT
ENTITY AND PLEASANTLY-l.OCA
RESIDENCE. on south side Cary street
between Pine and Laurel streets, con-
tanning eight rooms. having range. hot
and cold water. bath, and the usual
modern appointments. thoroughly well
built. well arranged. and In good order
The lot fronts IL 7-l2xi30 feet, with rear
alley 10 feet wide. and the property Is
not only attractive as home. but would
at once command good reni3i. ana pay
well as an investment.
TERMS: one third cash; balance by
negotiable notes. at one and two years.
with interest added, and secured by deed
OF trust, or all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser. j. u. ELAN y 90.
my Its AuctioneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07

q y. Rcvercoulb. cx-sherif, has entered
the lleld for the position Of Clerk. -
fshe Nimrod Hall Hotel propeftyr va
sold ON yesterday under trust deed. aho
bought by Rev. a. w. m watson. on
England, brother of the proprietor. r, a.
watson. The price was 5000 ~ep1
The prospects for tho building OF a
branch OF the Chesapeake ara ONO ran
way through the western part OF vi.
comfy to connect with another road AT
Narlinton are improving. The projected
me will bring into the market vainapie
mineral and timber lands in this ana TO-
cahontaS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07
FOR RENT,

SOME OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
Dwelling Houses in the city. We also
have Stores in all parts of the city, which
can be rented at a bargain. Call for Rent
List. +. Al. WORKMAN x CO.,
my lit 1913 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07
hath cot MY.
The May Conference-ReaI Estate
Saie-PersOnnl.

WARM SPRINGS VA, May G-(Spe-
ciaI.)-Although there has been no public
meeting 10 nominate delegates to the May
conference in your city, yet this county
win not be without representation. Seve-
raj OF the prominent Democrats OF the
county will be in attendance. So far as l
have been able TO find out there is no
division of sentiment ia the county as re-
CARDS Its approval OF the popular method
VI selecting the senator's
A. @. Check, who has for a great num-
Der Of yefrs been Clerk OF the County
and Circuit courts OF Bath. has with
drawn from the race for reelection in
sAvor OF Mr.. +. L. LaRue. his deputy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07
FOR RENT.

No. 5O2 WEST GRACE STREET; 10
rooms.
No east Cary street; rooms, attrac-
tive lot.
No. 1912 Grove avenue: rooms.
No. SIG Park avenue; l6 rooms.
No 1909 west Grace street; 10 rooms.
No. 800 east Grace street: 10 rooms.
No rs south Third street. 10 rooms.
No COO east Main street; 10 rooms.
No 1Oll west Main street: rooms.
No 2O6 east Cary street; rooms.
No. 222 south Third street; rooms.
No. 2l2 north sd street; rooms.
No. 1l2 north Beech street, rooms.
No. u south Plum street; rooms.
Also, many Smaller Houses.
Also. Nice Basement Fiat. suitable for
doctor Offices, &c.
my lit n. w. BOWIE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07
wooas,ock Mention.

WOODSTOCK. VA. May 6.-tSpeciai..!, -
The thirty-hfth anniversary OF 'ne oaS.,s
Of New Market will be celebrated ~ ina a,
place on May 18th. under me auSp0
he Iyomon's Memorial Society OF New
Market. IL will be remembered mat a
handsome monument was uhVe'ieo az
that place last May. .,.,, -
The growing wheat In TINS ser,lo" 20
making satisfactory progress. ne is-
cent rains have progressed vegetation
very much in past few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07

BY Thomas Pannill's Sons, Auctioneers
Petersburg, Va.
GALE OF PROPERTY, RIGHTS,
~ FRANCHISES, AND QUARRiES
on THE
PETERSBURG GRANITE COMPANY
AT PETERSBURG. VA.
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th,
AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust from the
Petersburg Granite Company TO me as
trustee. dated January |. 1897, and re-
corded In the Clerks office OF the County
Court Of Dinwiddie county, Va, and as
directed by decree of the Hastings
Court Of Petersburg Va, entered on Feb
ruary T. 1889, In the suit OF George a.
Brown. who, &C.. vs.. Petersburg Granite
Company and al, | shall on
WEDNESDAY. MAY "a. 1899.
at IL o'clock a. NJ. sell at public auction,
at the auction rooms Of Thomas Panniil ;
Sons. over the National Bank, i'm Peters
burg. Va. the following property:
l. A TRACT OF LAND, containing II
acres. more or less, situated about two
miles from Petersburg, I'm Dnwidde
county va. on which is situated fine
granite quarry, being lot No on plat
recorded in Dinwiddie County Court
Clerks office I'm Deadlock Is, page lei
2. That part Of LOT No s on said plat
lying north OF the centre line of otter
dam branch. together with all of the
granite rights and other privileges and
appurtenances which TO said lot No. D
and to the northern portion of said lot
No. s appertain and belong: subject. how
ever. as to- both lots. to the same ease
ments set out I'm the deed from Ber-
nard and wife and Mann * Donnan,
trustees, recorded in Iinw ddie County
Court Clerks office, in Deadlock 10, No.
2 page 63.
ferred TO. lying between the northern
boundary line of the 60-foot right OF way
of the Petersburg and Asylum railroad
and the centre line Of said Otterdam
branch and the Long Ordinary road. be-
ing the same property conveyed to SAID
company by William +. Dibbrell by deed
dated December 81, 1896
l. ALL OF THE MACHINERY,
TOOLS. APPLIANCES AND PERSON
AL PROPERTY of all kinds belonging
TO said Petersburg Granite Company, To-
Gated I'm the county of Dinwddie, Va,
and constituting its plant in the county
of Dinwiddie, Va. together with all the
PROPERTY RIGHTS AND PRINI-
LEGES AND FRANCHISES Of the said
company, including its right to be cor
poratiOn.
This includes the whole of the property
owned and operated by the Petersburg
Granite Company The granite found in
these uuarries H. of unusual hardness,
and takes an exceptionally fne pOllSn,
and the amount is practically unlimited:
The Petersburg and Western raliroad
runs within a few feet or each OF Tue
auarries and from this road stone gan
he directly delivered to the Norfolk and
Western and Atlantic-Coast Line raii-
roads or over them to the river boats
TERMS: VIII be announced AT Tune OF
sale but at least one-half OF the purchase
money must be paid i'm cash. and the pal,
ance of the payments cannot be deferred
for longer than one year from uale vi
sale. ~, =, ,l,,.
given bv the undersigned trustee, or by
Robert Gillian. receiver, Petersburg va
Inspection OF the property is invited.
RICHARD Il. DAVIS. Trustee.
Thomas Pannilrs Sons. Auctioneers.
ap 1880 My 7,1i,2l, 2'&4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07

We will sell by public auction, on the
premises, on
MONDAY, MAY s. 1899,
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, the VERY DEslR-
ABLE BUILDING LOTS, on the hol ~
side of Louisiana street between rouru ~
and Fifth streets. commencing ~ Zee,
west Of Fifth street and having n 'front.'
of co feet and running back between
parallel lines 100 feet TO lo-to3t ales;
There Is a large quantity or builder
rial. including sash. doors, pnhns'
flooring, &c. and about $500 good bricks,
which will go with the lots. ms Is
most desirable site for three stores: anu
having mos. OF the material at hand; tns
buildings could be erected at very llttie
cost Property on Louisiana street -
steadily enhancing in value, and this SAFE
offers a rare opportunity TO those seek
ing a profitable investment in q growing
section.
TERMS: Easy. and announced az sale.
e. Ia & II. J.. DENOON,
my 4 Auctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Si.O00-7-ROOM FRAME. CENTRAL.
water and gas; rental $50 year.
: 7O0-5-ROOM FRAME, central, water.
good tenant: rental. sos year.
81, 2c0-CENTRAL, 5-ROOM FkAME.
water and gas; good yearly tenant, $40
$I.500-S HOUSES, frame, central, sood
tenants; rent. x3IS yearly.
H.00-1-ROOM BRICK, CENTRAL water
and gas: Lot 30xI5O.
s2OVO-6 rooms. Floyd avenue. corner
bath. etc: I'm good order.
s2.7O9-wcst Cary street. II rooms, Lot
6Oxl35 | block from Car-lines; small casn
payment and balance on long time
g. 100 lovd-avenue. 2 rooms, papereu,
modern improvements. brick.
lc00-S-ROOM BRICK. Park avenue,
modern improvements. detached.
$5Uo-iO-ROOM. CORNER BRlCk:
Park avenue. modern improvements, good
order.
W. can give good terms on all the
above, and they are bargains.
WM. II. PIZZINI COMPANY.
Tenth and Bank streets.
my 7-1t C1'imes Building).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07
Candidates Thick.

OF or,crsTrR COURTHOUSE. VA,
No c-1SneciaI Candidate Yesterday
filed their applications with the Court
clerk. There viii be twenty-five names mes
ON the ticket in Ware District. twenty-one
in Potsworth, and eighteen IN ADl'suo"