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The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
Susan b. Will he There,

Rochester. \. y. March 15..-MiSs
Susan B. Anthony will attend the con-
vention of the International Council
of Women to be held in Westminster
hall. London. about the middle of
June.
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judge hilton Crtt;crlIy III,

New York. March 15.-Formcr j udlyr
Henry Hilton is reported TO be critic.
ally i'll at his home in this city. The
nature of his illness is kept Il secret
by the members of the family
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
Police Hill Sirued.

St. Louis. March 15.--A special from
Jefferson City to the Chronicle says
Gov.Stephens has signed the police bill.
It will become a law 90 days after the
legislative session closes.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
VIII Enforce the Law,

San Francisco. March l5.-(hiei of
Police Lees DECLARES that he will con-
tinue to make daily raids on the lnglr.
side race track until betting on tine
events is StOppel.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18

Pittsburgh, Pa, March Ii. The
Pennsylvania Tube Co.. employing sew
eral thousand men. has advanced the
wages Of all employees ten per cent.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
p9trOleU HilI Rejected.

London, March 15.-Vhe petroleum
bill, raising the block test to $50. was
rejected in the house 0! commons by
vote of PA to l59.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
Mnj.-Gen. Otis Report.

Washington. March 1.-THE follow
ing dispatch from Gen. Otis has been
received
Manila. March 15.-Adjutant Cen
eraI, Washington: Three thousand in
surgents moved down last night to the
towns of Pasig and Pateros, on the
shore of Lagunda bay, fronting
Wheaton's troops on the Pasig river
line. BY heavy fighting Wheaton has
dislodged and driven them back, taxi
ing 400 prisoners and inflicting heavy
loss in killed and wounded. He re-
ports his loss as very moderate. He
now occupies these towns with suf-
fcient force to hold them.
Signed. "OTIS."
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18

Havana, March 15.-The Cuban as-
sembly at its session Monday evening.
adopted a motion declaring Senior Con
zales de Quesada "traitor to the as
sembly." and an accomplice of Gomez,
and expeIling him. 1t was carried by
viva voce vote.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
|Ii[lN3 THEN HDSl|NG.
,,ovd Wheaton's Column Still
''' rollowing Up Its Offensive
Tactics.
q, fllIpINos, As USUAL, GIVE WAY.
of the Enemy, Two Thou-
} strong, Defeated with Heavy
-American Loss Slixht-Cp-
"a. of Five Hundred FitipinOs
-.,red-Threw Away Guns.

,,i,, March Is, 4:45 p. m.-Gen.
,,a.d I Wheaton, commanding the
,a;,sd rJt States flying column, attacked
'D ssfeated force of 1000 Filipinos
+ pasig this afternoon, infl'ct'ng a
..,rv loss upon them. The American
ae"', '', ,,as slight. The Americans cap
w., ,,,sd $50 Filipinos. Many bodies OF
,sbels killed in the engagement are
aoating down the river.
Imonp the casualties on the Amer
,cau side are the following:
s"' Killed.
pr;vate Fornoff, Of Co. L, Twentieth
regiment.
private Newman, Co. F, Twentieth
regiment.
private Carroll, Co. \, Twenty-sec-
ond regiment.
Private Coombs, Co. c, Twenty-sec-
oud regiment.
Private Rogers, Co., L, Twenty-sec-
ond regiment.
About $50 Filipions surrendered at
tbe town of Taguig to the Washington
rpoment and 175 Filipinos were cap
tured at Pasig by the Thirtieth regi-
ment.
Our troops found 106 dead Filipinos
and 100 new graves near Pasig.
The prisoners were unarmed, and
therefore, it is presumed, they ex-
eruted their threat of throwing their
arms into the river.
The task which Gen. Wheaton was
set to accomplish has been performed.
The Americans now hold the Pasig
river from lake to lake, ard our lines
rut the connection between the rebel
forces north and south of the river.
The real objective point of the cam
uagn in Malolos, 80 miles north of Ma
nila. Pasig is almost the same dis
tance east of Manila. It was necessary
to clear the Pasig river of the rebels,
cut off their southern forces, so that
they could not form junction with
those about Malolos before the for
ward movement on Malolos was be-
gun.
This has been accomplished, and
now it is expected that the march on
Malolos will begin.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
CUBA'S "GRAND OLD MAN. -
He 10 Not . BeEgar, and Recorntxe.
Only the Authority Of the
United States.

| Havana, March 15.-Gen. Gomez said
he recognizes only one power in the
island-that of the United States. All
that the Cubans can do, he declares, is
by permission of the American author
tiles, and therefore the military assem-.
b'y can only talk. In his opinion the
assembly is acting as it does because
1t wants to get more money out of the
United States. In this connection he
points out that the assembly first pro-
posed to ask $sO,OOO,OO0. As for him
self he AYERS that he is not beggar.
The United States offered the $3,OOO,-
600, and he never asked an increase in
the gift. Indeed, he says, to ask more
would be undignified and improper.
Much Thunder, but Little Rain.
10 all callers Gen. Gomez speaks
lightly of the assembly, declaring that
IT. was his creation as he cid not wish
to appear dictator and that the real
military members, who took no part
in the vote to depose him, will now re-
sign. He calls the assembly "a collec-
ton of black clouds, with much thun-
der, but little rain."
He did not communicate with Gen.
Brooke yesterday, but will confer fully
to-day.
The Military Assembly.
The military assembly met .ester-
day afternoon with the ordinary guard.
Most of the time was occupied in dis
cussing the pronouncement which is
to be issued with n view Of justifying
last Saturdays action in the eyes of
the people.
Gen. sanguilly's Protest.
Gen. Sanguilly introduced motion
protesting against the acceptance of
the $3,000.000, preceding it with long
preamble, declaring that the assembly
was ready to cooperate with the Unit
ed States in maintaining order in Cuba.
The motion called for the adoption
of three resolutions ''in the name of
the armed people of Cuba" The first
extended the thanks of the assembly
to the United States for the offer of
$3,000,O0O, but went on to assert that
"owing to the assemb1y's exact khowl-
edge of the needs of the Cuban SOL
diers, its members consider it their
duty to declare the amount as insult
ticient,
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-06-16
BURKE'S GARDEN.

We are having some extremely
hot weather this week.
Quite q number of visitors were in
the Garden last week attending
the commencement exercises here.
Misses Carrie and Angie Ma.
hood, from Ceres, are visiting
friends in the Garden this week.
Prof. Frank A. Grosclose is
spending a month at his old home
here.
a large crowd of young people
attended the dance aJ Mr.. Rufus
Thompson's last Friday night.
Misses Ida, Laura, Hattie and
Helen Greever, Miss Friday, ant
Messrs. A. s. and j. n. GreeveI
spent most of the day Sat
urday on Hutchison Rock.
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CEDAR BLUFF

MIR. N. E. Adams and wife re-.
turned Saturday from their bridal
tour. They are stopping at
present with DIR. w. E. Baylor.
Miss Matte Peery left last week
for an extended visit to Buffalo,
N. Y. She will be greatly missed.
Our accommodating depot agent,
MIR. @. S. Bridges, and wife are
away OH pleasure trip. Mr.. J.P
Campbell has charge of the Office
during Mr.. Bridges absence.
Miss Ella White, of Paint Lick
is visiting the Misses Stinson.
Revs. r. f. Webb and q. W
Kelly are conducting a protracted
meeting in the Methodist Church
The defeated candidates say
they are "sllghtly dishgured but
still ont of the rlng."
Miss Mary Williams, one of the
teachers of O. B. High School, has
returned to her home at Marion
Va.
Prof. p. r. Allen visited Taze
we'll last week.
Mr.. Jim Mccall, Of Raven, was
in our town Sunday.
Miss aJupiter and Juno" you,
"Abel" Paint Lick correspondent
paid your @. B. correspondent 6
very pleasant visit recently.
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East Bluestone.

O. j. Hale was visiting his tathe,
in law, ]. B. Shannon, last Su nday
Chas. says he knows where to ge,
plenty to eat.
Rattlehead, the West Bluestone
correspondent, has gone into the
patent churn business, with w. r.,
Harman as assistant and builder OF
churns.
We were surprised the other day
when we met two of our citizens
We thought they were drunk from
the way they were yelling and waiy'
ing their hats, but when we learned
the cause of their performance it
was that A. st. Clair had bought q
binder and had proposed to cut
their 40 acres of fine wheat. said to
be the best in the country.
Mrs. L. B. Drinkard, OF Bluefield
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. 7. Nash, for several
days past, as her mother has been
quite sick but is some better at this
writing.
We were delighted to see A. A.
Carter at church last Sunday. as he
has not been able to attend for somo
time.
Any ohe wishing fresh fish can
apply to d. II. Bird. He says he is
going to fish his mill poud, and put
them on ice for the market. And
by the way he don't look as pleasing
as we have seen him because it is a
girl.
II there should be any lady read.
ers of the O. V. NEWS who are rath.
er on the old maid list. should ad.
vel itise in the News for nice desira
BILE husband wo think we can cite
them to two old batchs in this part
We give their initials and p. o. ad.
dress, O. A. B. and II. r. Ii, Blue.
stone, Va.
Pierce Mcdowell, of Cumberland
Gap, Tenn, is visiting his parents,
VIM. Summers and wife and other
relations and friends on Bluestone.
Walter Ruble has gone to Elkhorn
to work. He says prosperity has
struck him in fresh place.
CYCLONE.
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Who Will Haul 1t Down.
Bristol Tribune.l

Bristol Tribune.l
1t will be remembered that during
his stumping tour of the South q
few months ago, the President OF
the United States informed the peo.
pie that the American flag had been
hoisted in the Philippine Islands,
and demanded quite earnestly and
very bravely to know "Who will
haul it down?" This may long since
have faded from the Presidents
memor but some fellows caught
the inspiration and haye been una.
BILE to turn it loose. II ence. the
CHIEF Maeistrate's gallant and mo.
mentons query is still going the
rounds of the thick and thin press.
"Who will haul down the fag?"
courageously demands one, and in
stantly comes the valorous response,
"Old Glory shall never come down."
While these jaw-loading,l g,lip.shoot.
ing, chiDgun patriots are spilling
everybody's blood but thoir own in
the Presidents glorious policy of
benevolent assimilation" the rainy
season has commenced in the Phil
ippines. American soldiers are suf.
fering death from the tropical
climate and tropical diseases and
strong reinforcements are needed
to crush the spirit of liberty in q
weak people.
If MIR. Mckinley desires 80 very
much to know "Who will haul down
the fag?" let him plant it upon a
soil of nation able to defend it's
possessions, and he will not have
long to wait for the information he
processes to want. The reckless
individual will be on the spot and he
will be backed aud supported by
oattailions That employ other weap
ons than bows and arrows.
The people of this country would
rejoice to see the flag of freedom
waving over every foot OF ground
between the poles. But they op-
pose policy which less than a ar
ago MIR. Mckinley told us would be
criminal aggression; they have had
enough of the massacre of an alien
race STRUGGLING for independence !;
they are tired of the sufferings of
American soldiers in the Orient;th ey
are heartily disgusted with the
mock heroic sentiment contained in
the Presidents do.patriotic
Interrogation, and they would be
glad to see the flag hauled down
and brought back home.
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MIR. Harman Married.

Miss Jennie Stellar, daughter Of
the late Palmer Stellar, and Mr.
Henry Harman, prominent n,cr-
chant of Tazewell, were married to
day ut o'clock, ut the residence of
the brides sister, Mrs. Woodson,
Rev. DR.. Hale, officiating. a. j.
Higginbotham, of Tazewell was best
man. The bride wore handsome
travelling costume of blue and tan
cloth and carried bouquet of
brides roses. The happy couple
left on the noon train for a northern
tour.-Roanoke letter in Lynchiurg
News.
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Gone to Rest.
Benbow Va. June 9TH 1899.

Glady, the beautiful and inter.
esting little girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. l.. Shuillebarger, of Cove Geek,
died OH Saturday night last ut ~
O'Clock after an illness OF only a
few days. She was the only
daughter and died at the age of
three years. No one can realize
the deep shadow over this house
hold, except those who have had
a similar experience. The sym.
pathy of the community goes out
to The parents in this their sad
bereavement.
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COUNTY NEWS
Interesting County Cos.
sip.
SPRINGvMLE.

Corn Is looking fairly we'll in
the "Chikapin" district.
Rev. g. W. Hairless preached
here last Sunday, subject: Drifting
away from God, Jno. 6:67.
Miss Dora Garter, and children
Of Falls Mill, are visiting relatives
here, and will remain several days,
Mrs. Viols Harris, of Bluefield.
is visiting her father, G. T. Faulk-
ner.
Rev. W. f. Shinall, the blind
evangelist, will begin q meeting
here next Sunday and protract for
a few days if the weather is favor
able.
Miss Slade Wallace, who has
been in feeble health for some time
does not improve as her many
friends hoped she would, after the
weather became warm.
Mrs. William Bailey, Hawsville
w. Va, is receiving medical treat.
ment at Tazewell, and staying
with relatives, here. Her many
friends hope for her speedy re-
cOvery.
Wanted: Twenty three young
men, between the age of twenty
one and thirty, who have mat.
rimonial inclinations. For further
information apply to j. e. Carter
President Of Springville Matri-
monial Bureau. No one need an.
ply unless lie is of an industrious
turn of mind, as the president is a
very industrious man.
Calf buyers are bothering the
farmers more now than the can
didates did before the election.
Calves are selling for SI5 to S1S
head.
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BAILEY.

Dear Mr.. Editor AS have not
seen any items in your columns from
our busy little Villa for some time,
will give you a few dots.
Owing 10 the heavy rainfall last
Sunday, we didn't have any Sunday
School, nevertheless it did not pre-.
vent horseback riding in the after.
noon.
The ice cream at Mr.. Jessee Baily's
last Tuesday. Notwithstanding the
heat, was veyi much enjoyed by all
present.
Mrs. A. Hsunshell visited her
sister, Mrs. Giles Karr, at Pocahon-
tas the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Mat Franklin, of Princeton,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. T.
Moore this week.
Mr.. j. N. Hendrixon spent Satur
day and Sunday last with homefolks
and friends in the Valley. Well ol
course he went to see bis best CIR
too.
We have very Aourishing League
at Baily now. We meet every two
weeks and there seems to be good
ly increase in interest and number,
Our pastor, Rev. r. N. Jackson
will fill the pulpit at Baily Churcl
Sunday 18th. All are cordial,
invited.
MIR. D. v. Wagner and sons j. E.
and @. A. and their wives left Mon
day p. III. for Emory commencement
and we wish them a very pleasun
time.
Misses Mary Wagner and Jenni
Bailey went to Bluefeld shopping
this week. They report q livel
time and say the city is certainly O.
boom.
TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE.
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DEAD SHOT.
To whom it may concerns:

10 whom it may concern:
hereby recommend ". f..
Nichols as good painter. He
painted my house, and after seven
teen years | had another painter To
paint it over, and in \ very short
time it looked us bad us if i. had
not been repaintcd at AL Ii al
several doors grained at tie me
time, and they don't look any hc.tcr
than the doors which Mr. Nichols
grained when he painted tho hoiiSc
seventeen years before. This last
work has been done thirteen yc,r..
and Nichols work had been dnu,
thirty years. IIo painted il with
Louis link and oil, what else he pui
in it | do not know, but | lhiuk it
Will stay on my house ,cn ycars
longer. Mr. Nichols can rul ini.l
on an iron rook or bridge winch l.,
will guarantee to stay thirty years
| do not sign this for Mr. Ni,hUls
benefit alone, but for the People III
large.
@. Il. Thompson.
j. s. Thompson.
Benbow Va. June 9th 1899.
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THE CONSTITUTION
The Leading Southen
Newspaper.
Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Southern Newspaper.

'' S1N'' Y NllCulttlOIl Vi
ANY Southern Newspaper.
The Constitution announces new
contest. beginning April lst to run
until Aubust 3lst. upon the number
of bales in the cotton crop for the
season 1S0S 80. There are three
prizes offered for April tho first So,
500 Tor the exact, or nearest TO the
exact estimate OF the number of
bales III the crop; l,500 for th,ncxt
nearest estimate, and 81 900 for tho
next nearest estimate, provided tho
three are received during April; this
makes totel sum of $4,000, II very
handsome prize for newspaper
contest.
Last cnr tho Constitution paid
$4,000 to Mr. ID +. MuLauriu, of
Clio, >. O., for his estimate (Which,
bv the way, was tho "nearest' und
hot The exnct cstimmtc) on the cotton
crop, and oevelol other psizcs woro
paid ranging from 1915 90 to $4,000
to other contestants.
We wish 10 Stnte plainly Tor tho
benefit Of al our subscribcra,t that our
club rate with the Constitution is
l.75--,nd nll vino subscribe to tho
C' institution through us on he com
IN alton ullcr will be- entitled to ON.
,ci Tie cotton crop contest. The As,
tinntu mus. bn given with tho sub
- cipiion 30 that il can be- forwarded
hy as 1T Tie same time the nnmc ia
sent u. Tue Constitution ia known
to hc on,nrly fair aud Sc. upuluusly
Jn>l ia thc c"nl.cl OF its contest,
ho postal authorities have ruled
'l',t THESE c-imalo, based upon
Ii :n''s ard Statistics Int are obtain.
""lo and wildly pubiishcd, are ud.
ni,Niulr aud do not constitutu n
!o"rr, i" any way. A great deal
i god Is hcing accomplished b,
r'U',ais Of this character; thrN cnuse
drI l.'ol,!" Ia ihiLk nnd figure caro-.
r.lly upon The size Of The cotton
crop"nd ,ts pos>ble bearing upon all
utter liu"n of hd.ihcss. The pres
r", /. un, Of u.usiul interest, fol.
i"wIuE fast nIl,r one Tim, reached
,I'rrlJ c.uvcn milliun two huad ed
lhoHtnnnl b.lcp It. hna been csti-
mated BY experts to run MS high 'us
twelve million bales. while somo
have d'oppci their figures To below
ten million bales, aud nil have mod.
| iifd thcir v!"wS more or l"sS, Ms lh,
'inc advanced. Tie question iS one
oi nnuHiidl interest. nud W. ir,i suir
that many OF our suhshribers would
ike I" puticip'.r IN tlr content
do tot Sond You subscription um.
der this combination offer to the
Constitution; this is our own offer
OF our own paper with the Cons,itu-
tion, aud The subscriptions that in.
rludo Our paper must be sent direct
iy to US and not to Atlanta.
The figures given by Latham, Al.
exn lder & Do. of New York, are
generally received throughout the
South M official.
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prizofor the highest average grade

prizefor the highest average grade.
Such mon as Supt. Williams, and
Rev, Wayts with many Others, said
the exercises were excellent from,
beginning to end. After touching
and appropriate valadiclory by Miss
Phoebe Boyd, OF Russell, and an
nouncements of Pres. Hutton. the
exercises closed by invoking the
presence and leadership of the AL.
mighty hand in the future OF the
Old Dominion College.
L have only endeavored to give n
brief statement of tho exercises. md
and have had to omit mnny things of
interest on acsount OF lack of time
and space, but for myself | want to
say love Old Dominion College,
and feel that it is the only hope for
our town. We need the school, wo
cannot do without it, so let us
fellow countrymen rally around our
school, holding up her ilug who's Q
motto is: Thorough work, aud
ultimate end educated heads and
Christian hearts. 1 wait to snv
farther that the health OF the
students during tho last year was
exceedingly good.
w. II. WnIl,M.
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Miss Ollie Belle Moss who has
been at Virginia College is home
for the the summer.
Mr.. William G. Moss came home
last week from Roanoke College,
where he has been attending
school the past session.
Rev. Ruff preached at Central
Church last Sunday morning and
at the Glade in the afternoon.
Messrs. O. w. Spracher and w.
A. Millard, from Tazowell, attend.
ed the commencement exercises
here last week.
"TRIXY"
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lore FIGHTING
the Philippine Is
lands

lty-One Soldiers Wounded
q Two Officers Killed
plain Nichols Dies From
lnstroke,
) Sshington, June 10.-A cable.
was received at the Navy
&rtment today from Captain
ier, the Naval officer in command
inilla, announcing the sudden
of Captain Henry Nichols
sunstroke. Captain Nichols
Ithe commander of the Monitor
|adnock.
ANOTHER DEATH.
he war department has received
following dispatch:
Maniln, June 10, 1899.
iutant General, Washington:
FIRST Lieutenant Richard b.
tnedge, Surgeon U. s. A, died
mt 4 o'clock this day of typhoid
r. OTIS.
day break today a force of
0 men under General Lawtou,
'aton and Ovorshine advanced
: San Pedro Macati, sweeping
county between the bay of Ma
aRd the Bay Lake south of
lila. By noon the country had
! cleared almost to Paranaque.
be Americans lost two officers
I'd and twenty-o one soldiers
rded. The insurgents resisted
'erately at the stronger of their
lions and left fifty dead in the
ches.
any more wounded we're left
nd by the Filipinos in their le-
lie heat during the day was over
'ring, and there were many pros.
ons Of American soldiers from
cause.
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtin, Plainfield, III,
makes the statement that she caught cold
ed for month by her family physician
but grew worse. He told her that she
was hopeless victim of consumption,
AMI that no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested Dr.. Kings New Dis.
SSoyery Sy i9r Consumptioni she bought g
benefited from the first dose. She contin.
ued Its use, and after taking six bottles
found herself sound and we'll; now does
her own Homework, and is as we'll as She
eyer was. Freetria bottles OF this Greal
discovery at Jno. K. Jackson's drug store
Large bottles 500. and Sl.0O.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Valuable Land In Tazewoli
County Virginia.

Valuable Land In Tazewoll
County Virginia
BY virtue of decree entcred in the
chancery carsc of w. l.. Moore. Ad-
niin;strator vs. Il. l.. Whitley at the
April Term. 500. Of the Circuit Court
of Tazcwcll County, appointing the un-
dersigned II special commissioners of
said court for the purpose. / will sell
ut public auction ut tho front door OF
tho Court house of Tazewell Comfy to
the highest bidder,
JUNE 2Dth ls00
That being The first day of the Juno
l'fcr'n of said Comfy Court. 100 acres OF
and the property of II. J.. Whitley
situated in the Horsepcn Cove Taze-
well County, Virginia, the same being
in four tracts; III accordance with said
decree, three tracts containing 100 acres
will be first offered then the other tract
containing so acres; the whole -four
tracts will then be offered, aud tho
hig est and best bid rep prted to Court
TERHS OF SALE:-Cash sufficient
to pay costs of suit and expenses of
sale, b,larce u, on az edit of 9. IL and
IS month spurchaser H. execute bonds
bearing irterrst from date of sale, with
IL proved security for deferred pay
mentt.
Geo. w. stClair,
Special G mr..
Bond executed us required by decree.
My l6ti. 1892.
IL. Bane Harmon. Clerk.