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The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-03

SPRING GLEN FARM,
 James H. Webb. | VALLEY FARM CREAMERY,
 L. G. Hemingway. | PINE TREE DAIRY.
 W. T. Andrew. i LEDGEWOOD FARM,
 Fred'k II. Cowles. WEST ROCK DAIRY,
 P. c. Allen. POND LILY DAIRY,
 J. W. Johnson.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-03
THE LIFE OF MRS. MOLINEUX

Continued from First Page.)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
THE ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Lodge OF the State in Annual
Session.

The Odd Fellows had big time
in Parkersburg last week, in their
annual convention. There were
several there from this county. DR..
U. w. Showalter of Kingwood;
Fred Copeman from Bruceton; c.
w. Cramcr of GAINESVILLE; +. w.
Candy of independence and others.
The Grand Lodge adjourned to
meet next year at Fairmont. One
OF the most important matters be-
fore the session was in regard to
establishing an Odd Fellows Home
In this State at some point selected.
After great deal of discussion.
however, it was decided to Law a
special tax of ten cents per capita
upon all the subordinate lodges and
the committee which has had the
matter in charge was continued and
they will select site and report the
progress made at the next meeting
of the Grand Lodge.
The representatives of the Grants.
vile lodge offered to donate a plot
of ground of 50 acres and small
building but the proposition was
not accepted and will not be until
the matter may be given a thorough
investigation. There will likely be
spirited contest for the location of
the Home.
The election of officers developed
into routine matter with the ex-
ception of that of Grand Warden,
(which there were four candidates.
The officers elected are as follows:
Grand Master--John ID. Timms,
Parkersburg.
Deputy Grand Charles
NJ Roach, Grafton.
Grand Warden-G. A. Vincent.
Fairmont.
Grand Secretary-E. A. Billings
lea, Fairmont.
Grand Treasurer-Henry Sea-
mon, Moundsville.
Representative to Sovereign
Grand Lodge-W. r. Cummins.
East Bank.
The officers elected by the Re.
bekahs are as follows:
President--Mrs A. l.. Miller,
Morgantown.
Vice President-M Mrs. Potterfeld,
Benwood.
Secretary-Mrs. Hattie Roney,
Collier.
Treasurer-Mrs. Payne, Hunting
ton.
Warden-Miss Alice Rathman,
Martinsburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
RIVAL FOR LURAY.
Large Cave Discovered Near Davis.
West Virginia.

DAVIS, w. VA. Nov. 2o.-One
OF the greatest caves in West Vir-
gina was discovered by a party of
hunters near here. This cave is
two miles from here and half mile
from Blackwater Falls. The en-
trance is small and gradually widens
as one follows it for some distance
FOL Franc, an explorer of some
note, said in an interview last
night; 81 explored this cave for
some distance, with difficulty, and
found livery interesting. This cave
may rival the famous Luray Caverns
OF Virginia when it is better known.
81 found the cave comparatively
free from water and in many places
1t is covered with fine white dust
or sand. In this sand found many
footprints of people which must
have been that of Indians.
81 was surprised when | found
the skull of an Indian and some
beads, arrow heads and few stone
implements. / have seen stone i'm
PIGMENTS like these in museums but
not in caves like this. There are
only few stalagmites and stalactites,
though the cave is of limestone
formation.
'1n an old Indian history is
found the story that at the time of
the massacre of Fort Seybert in
Pendleton county (I7s8) the
Indians often spoke Of 'Kcninsheka
(,he place Of evil spirits) and
pointed to the setting sun"
The discovery is creating a good
deal Of excitement and It's expected
that an extended exploration will
take place soon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29

The West Virginia Short Line
railroad is nearing completion, and
the management will put on a pas
senger train from Porter's Falls to
the Ohio river next week. The line
will be opened through for coal traf-
nc by the Ist Of January. The com
pany has 200 acres Of land and
over mile of river front at the
Ohio, and it is the intention to
erect tipples and ship coal by river
to Cincinnati and other lower.river
markets. 1t will also connect with
the Ohio River railroad, and thus
give to the Central West Virginia
coal fields competition with the
Baltimore and Ohio to Western
markets, where most Of the coal
goes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29

Plans arc on foot to give Presi.
dent Mckinley on March next
the most splendid Inauguration in
the history Of the nation.
1t is proposed that the parade
shall be the longest seen in the
United States since the final review
Of the Army OF the Potomac in
Washington city at the close Of the
civil war.
Legions will be ia line from all
the colonies Of the United States,
and the railroad magnatcs will see
that the lowest fares on record are
made in order that the greatest
number Of people possible may
come to witness the spectacle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29

Unless Congress changes the basis
OF representation this State will get
another Congressman by the reap
portionment of this census. The
Republicans are already figuring on
II to make sure of securing tina,
other Congressman, and the indi-
cations are that if we get another
one, instead of creating new dis
trict, they will establish a Congress
man-at-large and let the whole State
vote on him, same as they do in
Pennsylvania and other States. AS
the Republicans think the State
safely Republican hereafter, this
seems to be the surest plan,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
THIRD DISTRICT.


Peculiar laws arc introduced into
Legislatures. In Missouri they
have a law that prohibits the use of
water in making cigars. In Texas
a law passed the lower house taxing
males over 50 years Of age $50 a
year unless they used due diligence
in their efforts to find a wife. due
diligence" was defined as proposal
to at least one woman during the
year. In Missouri they proposed
TO fine widows and maidens not less
than SIoo or more than $500 for
rejecting proposal Of marriage.
In New York law to prevent less
than thirteen oysters 20 be placed
in a stew passed the assembly, and
also hning any one who should en-
tice anothcr's bees away.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
GOVERNORS OF STATES.

On November of this year az
Governors of States were elected
70 OF whom are Democrats. o.
the IS Governors rs are Democrats
one Silverite and 76 Republicans
The list, as it will stand after Ian
uary next, is as follows:
Alabama-William ]. Sanford
Dem.
Arkansas-Jeferson Davis, Dem
California-Henry T. Gage, Rep
Colorado-James B. Orman,
Dem.
Connecticut-George P. Mclean,
Rep.
Deleware-John HUM, Rep.
Florida-William S. Jennings
Dem.
Georgia-Allen ID. Chandler
Dem.
ldaho-George N. Hunt, Dem.
lllinois-Richard Yates, Rep.
Indiana-Winfeld T. Durbin
Rep.
Iowa-Leslie NJ. Shaw, Rep.
Kansas-W. E. Stanley, Rep.
Kentucky-John c. w. Beck.
ham, Dem,
Louisiana-W. w. Heard, Dem.
Maine-John f. Hill, Rep.
Maryland-John Walter Smith,
Dem.
Observation-Disclosures NJ.
Crane, Rep.
Michigan-Aaron T. Bliss, Rep.
MiDnesota-Samuel p. Vansant,
Rep.
Mississippi-A. H. Longino,
Dem.
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Dock.
cry, Dem.
Montana-Joseph H. DIETRICH,
Dem.
Nevada-Reinhold Sadler, Sill.
yer.
New Hampshire-Chester B. Tor.
dan, Rep.
New Jersey-Foster M. voor-
hees, Rep.
New York-Benjamin b. Odell,
Jr., Rep.
North Carolina-Charles b.
Aycock, Dem.
North Dakota-Frank White,
Rep.
Ohio--George K. Nash, Rep.
Oregon-T. T. Geer, Rep.
Pennsylvania-william A. Stone,
Rep.
Rhode Island-William Gregory.
Rep.
South Carolins-M. B. Nc.
Sweeney, Dem.
South Dakota-Charles N. Her.
iod, Rep.
Tennessee-Benton McMillin.
Dem.
Texas-Joseph P. Sayers, Dem.
Uiah-Heber NJ. Wells, Rep.
Vermont-Oilliam M. Sucknev.
Rep.
Virginia-T. Hoge Tyler, Dem.
Washington-John r. Rogers,
Dem
West Virginia--A. y. White. Rep.
Wisconsin-Robert NJ. La Fol
lette, Rep.
Wyoming--De Forest Richards
Rep.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29

The Legislature this winter will
make some changes in the legislative
districts of the State, and the gen
eral sentiment seems to be in favor
OF giving every county representa-
tive in the House of Delegates, and
some two or more, according to the
population of the county, and per
haps do away with the legislative
districts, unless it would be to catch
the overflow vote in some counties
and have some delegates at large.
FOR instance, a county might be
populous enough for more than one
delegate, but not enough for two.
Several counties could constitute a
district and easily have a representa-
tive or more, and then so many to
be elected from the district besides
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29

1t seems that State Treasurer NJ.
a. Kendall is to be taken care Of
after all He wanted the nomina.
ton for Congress in the Fourth dis
trict but was turned down for that
and for denomination for Treasurer
because he lives in Psrkersburg and
was in Whites way for the Gov
crnorship, as two big Offices could
not 60 TO the same town. Now il
seems that Governor-elect White
has promised Kendall the position
Of State Bank Examiner after March
9Th next when his time as State
Treasurer expires. This settles the
matter, and James IT. McGrew. Of
MorgaDtown, is left again. He is
a son Of Major WIN. c. McGrew.
and has a position in bank over
there and was an applicant for Bank
Examiner when Atkinson was elect.
cd, bot failed to get it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
HE'D AWAY
To Oakland, Maryland, and We're
Quietly Married.

From the Warrington Enterprise.
No mistake was made when the
young people here showered a
couple OF our young people with
rice as they left on No. 4, last Fri
day evening, as will be seen by the
following:
Married, at the residence of the
officiating minister, Rev. Asbury
Mick, at Oakland, Md, Miss Estella
Gretchen Miller and Mr.. Emmett
w. Congleton, both o! this city.
Immediately after the ceremony
the happy couple came to Tunnel
ton, the home Of the brides par
ents. They arrived in this city
Sunday evening and have gone to
housekeeping on Milestone run.
The bride is an attractive young
lady and has made many friends
in this city, where she has spent the
last three years in the employ of
the Warrington Advocate. The
groom is an excellent young man
and is an employee Of the South
Penn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29

The man who shot and killed
David A. Nine over on Salt Lick.
Monday of last week, is now in the
kingwood Jail and very much brok-
en- up over the affair. John Wesley
Beatty, the murderer of Nine now
realizes what he has done and is
very penitent. He looks woebe-
gone and has lost considerable flesh.
He came in from the woods where
ne had been hiding and was captur-
ed in the lot al his home as related
by our Terra Alta correspondent
and brought to jail to wait the
action of the Grand Jury which
meets Dec. nth.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or a VALUABLE
LITTLEFARM NEAR KING WOOD

w. q. Brown
Menesr ar s Other In ch'noery
90, nIsuaht To the pro, .sions Of a dec. ee Of the
..reuit Noutt OF Preston County w va en-
s s,va III tne ABOVE cause. on the nth day Of
september, 1900, will, ON "
Tuesday, December II, 1900,
tbeing the first day OF the Decemher ,.r,,, .,
saiu .ourt,l oner Tor sale at auction AZ the
front door Of the Court House OF said oonntv
.n s, tiacl OF land directed by said decree To- bc
sold on the following terms 10. wit 50 ,nncL
sh IN hand on the day OF sale as will he sns,,
cIsnt 10 pay The costs of suit and EXPENSE %
saIe; ana Tor the residue, uron a credit ~ go
WE'VE ana eighteen months the purchaser s,i,,''
Jug n9'es with approved security for The de-
day of sac. 'e'os' irom tho
oh nfissGEIrTroN This farm lies about two and
town Pike, and o' '"o ""'gan-
Contains so Aeres.
4, IL, u nearly sll improved. and has on Il Large
a ,h SomiortaDIe Frame Dwelling House and
y y necessary out-buildings. There is a dna
; uu,g orchard OF selected fruit ON H. and the
Freeport Dc Kittanning Veins of Coal
1t Is very valuable little farm. well situated
u MAJ way as TO roads, schools churches and
.'' SaIe VIII commence at o'clock %. M
II, w. MONROE. Special CommI..,ona,
hihgwood w. Va, Nov. 10. 1900.
hereby certify that bond with s.o,r,,v
neen gwen by the above special commlss,onsr
Hios sad according TO law and the decree
oil 10 90 Il 500
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
! I

If things do not change, there
may be regular cat and dog fight
among the Republicans in Congress
over the bill for the increase of the
regular army. Prominent members
of the party are every day declaring
opposition TO as large an army as
Mr.. Mckinley seeks to have pro-
vided by Congress, and the situa-
ton in the Philippines makes early
action on some sort of an army bill
a necessity.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29

1t is told of pretty school ma am
of an adjoining county, that in
order to secure early attendance
she promised to kiss the first one
at school every morning, and it is
said that the big boys in that local
ity have taken to roosting on the
school house door steps every
night. The farmers have requested
that she withdraw her reward until
after ''hog feeding" time is over OF
the porkers will never be ready fol
carly winter market.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29

On our fourth page will be found
the announcement Of the Wheeling
lntelligencer, the leading Pepubli-
can paper Of the State and one Of
best papers published anywhere.
1t is edited with marked ability and
gets brighter and better as It grows
older. The Intelligencer publishes
all the news and its editorial matter
Is Of a very high class and deserves
2 careful reading.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29

OF any reductions that may be made,
and other interests are represented
by lobbyists. The brewers are
credited with leaving their interests
in the hands of the big Republicans
who exchanged promises for their
campaign contributions. IL will
not be surprising il big scandal
comes TO the surface before this
bill gets on the statute book. Demo
orats arc not inclined to spare the
Republicans il evidence of crooked
bargains can be secured, and there
are good reasons for the belief that
IT exists in quantities.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Oh Land on Flag Run.
). NJ. Jearoys

Tin Cban.a..
Geo. W. Shaver
IN pursuance OF the provision of the d,,,,.
OF shlo III said cause. and by direction ~ w
V. brown. assignee Of said decree and spsb
asslgnee, entitled TO all liens and eou,ties
ar sing under said decree. or enurng TO said n
AZ Jenreys thereby" will. on '-'' -
FRIDAY, December 18th, 1900,
at the front door Of the Court-hou.e I'm K,,s-
wood, proceed to sell, at auction the tract ~
Iand decreed TO DO sold In said suit. known as
the Glendenning Mil Property" sjtuatsd on
rag Kun, In Reno District. In said county
containing " "'""'S'
One Hundred Aeres
OF desirable land
TERMS OF SALE $50 much cash I'm hand an
me day OF sale rs will be sufficient 10 na 10 the
COSTS OF suit and expenses of sale and Tor tho
1Ssluue upon credit of six and twelve month";
tne purchaser giving interest bearing notss
Wlth good security for the deferred jnstalments
She TO tegin at 10 o'clock a. M
80 y. II. :. BARLOW Spec1 Com =
k'ngwood. W. Va, Nov 30, 1900.
hereby certify that the special oonnfss,o,a.
ABOVE has given bond with security ne reo,,trsd
ny the decree OF sale IN said cause
t,.aooo.uss J. W. WATSON. CLERK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29

Here is what Col. Thos. IT. Den
mis-, editor Of the Greeobrier indie
pendent and one of the leading law
yers Of bis section, has to say Of
the newly elected members of the
Supreme Court.
Among the results Of the election
which we must deplorc is the deg.
radiation Of the Court Of Appeals
with such men as Henry Brannon
and George PoficnbaTgcr one
a contemplate turncoat, an apostato
for the price Of his apostaoy-the
other a local politician, well nigh
unknown 10 the profession, and
whose presence on the bench is an
insult to the bar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
THE MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
Movement for a Masonic Home In This
State.

% go a.: "a: !: !: : e $ !:
ton at Parkersburg recently trans
acted considerable business. G..
w. Deering and Roy Shaffer, were
the only members of Preston Lodge
No. 90 of Kingwood, who were in
attendance.
The committee on Masonic
Home will call upon subordinate
lodges for subscriptions and il the
funds are forthcoming a home for
INDECENT Masons will be built some.
where IN the State.
The officers elected and installed
are:
Grand master, A. ID. w. Strick-
Ter, Philippi; deputy grand master,
Peyton r. Harrison, Martinsburg;
senior grand warden, Z. NJ. Tur-
ner, Morgantown; junior grand
warden, George Hatch, Wheeling;
grand secretary, Gov. Geo. w.
Atkinson.
The grand master appointed the
following officers:
Grand lecturer, DR.. ]. M. Nc
Conihay, Charleston; grand chap
lain, Rev. M. w. Wordsworth,
Keyser; senior grand deacon, l..
II. Clark, Kyle; junior grand
deacon, Geo. w. McClintic,
Charleston; grand marshall, L. G..
Stricken Ellenboro; grand pursui-
want, Jas. A. Bryant, Parkersburg
grand tyler, Timothy w. Bliss,
Weeeling. This is the sixteenth
consecutive time Governor Akin
son has been elected secretary, and
the thirty-fifth time Mr.. Bliss has
been appointed tyler.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
STATES POPULATION.
Increase More Than twenty-five
Per Cent Since 1890. Table
Showing the Number Of
People by Counties.
knnawha Heads the List, Followed by
OHIO, Wood. Marion, Fayette and
Cabell In Order Named.

Washington, Nov. ss.-The pop
ulation of West Virginia, as Off
cialiy announced, is o5S, 500,
against 76s.7o4 in 1890. This is
an increase since 1890 of 100, ooo,
or $50 per cent. The population
in 1880 was oIS,4s7, showing an
increase of I44331 or 1873 per
cent from 1880 to 1890. The pop
ulation by counties is as follows:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29

In this issue we give some figures
on the election in West Virginia
that are official and should be pre-
served by our readers for future
reference.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
Tuesday, December II, 1900.
tho Lollowlng descrIbed real estate.

mo borrowing described real estate:
lst-A Lot with Dwelling Uouse tberson s,,
nate on the South side of the b. & O. n r. gh e.
r ns dne property on which the defendant !iiIl
and-A Lot with a Large sto,e Rp,,a,n -,
anu Yen large rooms besides adjojning the
h mrs named All situate In Terra Alta. and be.
Jonathan Spindler and wife, by deed Of recopy ~
~ s sasd once OF tho Clerk of the County Court
tI ,hiMS OF SALE Enough cash in hand In
me Residue upon credit of o. i2 and IS months
,ne purchaser executing for the deferred nav
'"oeres. bearing notes with good security
], J. w. Watson, Clerk OF the c,roni, 60,
Preston County, do certify that the above
named nam spe, ,ai commissioner has given bond
WIN security as provided In the decree fnr
ga e 10 the above entitled cause w
VI low" soS" J.W. WATSON. Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate,

by virtue of a certain deed OF trust executed
90 }. 4. corder. trustee BY John T. fox of
Terra Alta, Preston county. West Va. on the
10Th day OF April. is9a. and recorded In Deed
LOOK u. page soS 81 Preston county records.
FOX. individually aud as surviving partner Of
rOx Bros. i, q. x BARLOW. being appoiuted "a
trustee Instead OF the said corder BY the Judge
Va. will on
Saturday. December rs. 1900,
eommencing at 10 O'Clock. n. m. at the .,or.
ana ,h dwelling house Of the said John Fcx. in
virginia. being part OF the premises 10 be soid
proceed 70 sell NJ public auction To- the hirheSt
rssspohsioIe bidder. complying with the terms
veyed In the said deed OF trust above mem
TONED. consisting OF e"
first--rhat certain lot OF ground with n
uwenlng house and store room In the basement
thereof. built thereon. IN which the szid rox
low resides. IN the town OF Terra Alta Presto.,
county. west virginia. being the west haiyc4 OF
,own am x as isia down on a plat OF said
n sywn ana conveyed 20 the said John j. Fox by
deed recorded In Deed Book 50, page ais An ~,
ONCE . OF me clerk Of the County Court OF Pres
second---The neeighth undivided ,pters..
OF tho said John Fox. as heir nj law 81 The
estate OF bis father. Mark Fox consIsfinp ~ :.
, farm OF Eighty Acres lying In Preston county
, "es, virginia near the town Of Rcdamer. said
TEkss OF SALE -.one-thlrd cash a, ,.,
On Gay OF sale. and the residue ia one md two
yos s' Wy purchaser executing Interest bearing
notes with good security for the dtfcrred nav
ment.. NV "'u P"s-
G. 4. BARLOW.
Appointed In place J. 4. cordcr Trustee
Bond with security. as required by law. has
'e'" gwen oy above named trustee.
II 400 4t siee5 ' S0''' PRESTON 20.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
-
y. D. Hanger
W.
John J Fox. ct al.

John J. Fox. ct al
by virtue Of n decree Of the irc,.it Court or
Preston County, West Virginia, rendered IN the
above entitled chancery cause. now pendiro 4,
sara ConIt' The undersigned special commits
sioner' VIII oaer AZ public auction ~ the front
door Of the Court House Of said county. on
Tuesday, December II, 1900,
the following described real estate IN re,rs
Alta, w Va;
That certain lot 81 ground known a. tbe.
lot near the y. q o. Railroad, and the,
same That was sold by bishop & Hanger 10.
Fox Bros
TERMS or SALE Enough cash In hand IA.
pay INC costs Of this suit, and tho residue upoD
credit Of xix and twelve months. the bur
chaser 70 execute for tho deferred payments
interest bearing notes with good security.
P.J. CROGAN. Special Commissioners.
-. W. Watson, clerk Of tho circuit Court Of
Preston County. do certify that bond with 80.
curity has been given by the above named spe-
s sls commissioner. as provided BY the decree
ui 10 ~ SO 50j
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29
CONGRESS.

In size of Republican majortes the Third district
leads the First second the Fourth third and the Second
fourth but all largely increased and 1898 The
figures follow:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-29

4 COMMISSIONER SALE.
NJ. & NJ. Savings Bankl
D. c. Painter ct al. Nq"D'
by virtue Of decree 81 the Cirenlt Com, .
rresten county. west Virginia rendered ~ ths
September term. 1899, IN the above enfitis1
chancery cause. the undersigned Special com
missioner will. on ~'"
Friday, December ii, 1900,
at the front door Of the court hcuse 81 AHA
county. 0ner az public auction to the hiobest
responsible bidder the following described real
1913 Acres in Union District,
conveyed by Mary V. Lipscomb 10 l..
Painter on April 81, 1923 -
TERMS OF 81 LIZ Enough cash I'm hand ,o
pay the costs Of suit and expenses Of sale and
me residue In six twelve and eighteen rnonfhs
zoe purchaser executing for the deferred nav.
inehts interest bearing notes with good sact,y.
lty' payable 10 said special commissioner
P'J. CRoGAN, Special Commissioner.
i. John w. Watson. clerk Of the Circu,t Com,
DO hereby certify that the above named speeisi
commissioner has executed bond with securitg
as provided IN the decree Of sale in said CAUSE
D. W. WATSON, Clerk